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Episode Date: January 29, 2024

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Good morning, USA. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, Charlamagne Tha God. Peace to the planet. It's Monday. Yes, it's Monday. Back to the work week. Good morning.

How y'all feel out there? I feel blessed, black, and highly favored, man. Another week, another day to serve. What's happening? Hopefully everybody had a great weekend. I had a wonderful weekend. Shout out to all the cheer and dance dads. This is that season right now.

So it's been a lot of preparation. I believe it starts next week, the actual competitions. This is all practice for it and dress rehearsals. So it's perfect because Saturday I'm out and about playing basketball with the kids and dress rehearsals. And then Sunday I get to relax and watch football. Yeah, this was a great weekend. I mean, you know, I sat around the house watching movies all weekend and then yesterday watched the conference champion chip football.

This is why I don't gamble. The main reason I don't gamble is because I picked the Ravens-Lions Super Bowl. And that is not what we're having. No, not at all. We're getting a 49ers-Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl. The Kansas City Swifties. Even though they are a dynasty. The Chiefs are a dynasty.

The Kansas City Swifties are going to be in the Super Bowl. That's right. Front page of the New York Post today. Who do you see? Travis Kelsey kissing Taylor Swift. Who gives a damn? What the hell has it got to do with the big game, the Super Bowl coming up? Well, they said she's a part of the team now.

Man, please, man. Bah humbug. The Ravens ares gonna wake up this morning and really kick theyself in the ass. If you hold the Kansas City Chiefs to no points in the second half, really just 17 in the first half and then no points in the second half, and you can't win,

man. Both teams, though. Detroit Lions, too. Detroit can live with their loss because that's how Dan Campbell coaches. Not at this game, no. In a championship game, you want to get the points. Yeah, you want to get the points. But if you got here all season doing that, going forward on fourth the way he does,

I'm not mad at him. I'm not mad at that. All right, well, let's get the show cracking. They said y'all ain't getting that black-ass Super Bowl that we thought we was going to get. They were like, ain't no way we're inviting these black-ass cities to Las Vegas. Detroit and Baltimore? Nope. That ain't happening. Nope. were like, ain't no way we're inviting these black ass cities to Las Vegas, Detroit and Baltimore. Nope. That ain't happening.

Nope. Okay? That ain't happening. All right. Well, let's get the show cracking. When we come back, we got front page news. Tesla and Figaro

will be joining us. A lot to discuss this morning, so don't go anywhere. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God, Breakfast Club family. Peace, Tess. Now, if you just missed it, we just told you guys the Chiefs beat the Ravens 17-10, and the 49ers beat the Lions 34-31. So in two weeks, the 49ers will be taking on the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Yeah, the Ravens are going to wake up this morning and ask themselves, what happened? You hold the Chiefs scoreless in the second half, and you can't come out with a victory? Like nothing goes your way? Like fumbling in the end zone? I mean, literally nothing goes your way? Can't get your run game going?

Nothing? Yeah, that one's going to hurt this morning. Detroit, you know, yes, y'all did blow a lead in the second half, but I think y'all can live with that loss. This is the farthest Detroit has ever made it, I believe, right? They're still going to be pissed off, but I think y'all can live with that loss. This is the farthest Detroit has ever made it, I believe. They're still going to be pissed off, but yes. The people I follow from

Detroit, they were taking it on the chin. The Jalen Rosens and the Ty Mopkins, they were just happy that they guys had made it this far. Especially since the basketball team is a basura. Let's jump right into it. Let's talk Donald Trump. Yeah, the jury came back with a verdict

and decided that former President Donald Trump must pay $83.3 million in damages for his statements made denying that he sexually assaulted the writer E. Jean Carroll. Let's take a listen. E. Jean Carroll was all smiles as she left the courthouse following the jury's unanimous verdict

ordering former President Donald Trump to pay her more than $83 million was all smiles as she left the courthouse following the jury's unanimous verdict ordering former president donald trump to pay her more than 83 million dollars for defamatory statements he made about her in 2019 the dollar amount including 7.3 million for emotional harm 11 million to help repair her reputation and 65 million million in punitive damages. Carol's attorney had previously told the jury, quote, the one thing Donald Trump cares about is money. They deliberated for fewer than three hours. Trump wasn't in the courtroom for the verdict, but immediately took to social media to call

the ruling, quote, absolutely ridiculous, saying he fully disagrees. Isn't that what got him back in the court the second time? quote, absolutely ridiculous, saying he fully disagrees. Isn't that what got him back in the court the second time? Right. That's exactly what got him back in the court the second time. This probably got to be the most expensive social media rant that cost anybody. So, yeah, you're right, Charlemagne. So we're going to see if he's going to continue to talk.

And if so, I'm sure she has no problem. But he'll appeal this, though, right? He'll appeal this and then of course go through the process again right yeah of course still got to go through the process why the defamation to say i didn't do it why the defamation to say uh you know i think this is ridiculous why the defamation to say i don't know i think you're a little fervent in that he's saying that now i think he went a lot further than that the second time yeah calling on hinge you know uh assaulting a character after he was already found guilty and the judge told him to shut up you know it's always free to shut up you know it's just a really easy thing to shut up so when you go back and you already

were in trouble for the first time you go back you get found guilty you run out to social media again with the same thing talking about this woman but what were the exact statements though like what were the exact statements that he said that they said was a defamatory well there's there's so many i can pull it up we can go through but there's so many calling her on hinge uh saying he never met the woman saying that this was a obviously you know witch hunt i mean just he's just talking about it yeah well i mean apparently 83 million dollars worth of defamation okay i guess but you don't see it defamation i mean i've not no i think he went a little further it just wasn't just i didn't do it i didn't say it this is not true i think he went further and started slamming her name again i'd like to know what the statements were yeah we

could pull them up but i it just wasn't i didn't do it it was it was a lot further he was directly you know shooting at that that that woman oh okay over and over repeatedly now on the campaign side the wall street journal wrote that if nikki haley were to stay in the race through july if he's convicted of a felony 42 of voters in new hampshire and a third of iowa caucus goers said trump would be unfit for president if convicted here's her response to that question on nbc meet the press take a listen are you staying in this race in case donald trump is convicted of a crime ambassador. Are you staying in this race in case Donald Trump is convicted of a crime, Ambassador? I've never stayed in this race because of court cases.

Really, I don't know what all the court cases are. I haven't paid attention to what he's won, what he's lost, what he's fighting for, any of that. What I know is the first one came down, and he spent a lot of time ranting about how he lost that court case. But the reality is every time he's talking about defending himself in court, he's not talking about getting our economy back on track. He's not talking about closing the border. He's not talking about how we're going to get our kids reading again and getting us focused again. He's not talking about law and order. That's the problem is he's not talking about what the American people want.

She's right about that. I mean, I haven't heard no policy or no legislation put on the table at all. Everything is about how I'm going to seek revenge on my political opponents. And everything is about how, you know, this is a witch hunt against me. And y'all should support me because if they take me out, then they can take y'all out. I ain't seen them talk about no policy yet. And Nikki will be in it as long as uh as long as she got money so i mean and it's obvious that there's a large group of republicans who want something different so as long as she got money she'll be around yeah and by the way she raised uh over a

million dollars after the new hampshire speech so people are definitely um her campaign has received a boost all right well that is front page news and just uh some of the stuff that we talked about what trump said they said before the second trial got underway, the judge ruled that Carol was telling the truth about the assault and that Trump's statements denying her claims were defamatory. So I guess him denying that he didn't meet her, like what Tez said, that he didn't meet her, that he called her a whack job. Yeah, that's what they're saying. Saying you didn't do something to defamation. After you got charged with doing it and they said you did it. Yeah, that's what they're saying saying you didn't do something to defamation after you got charged with doing and they said you did it yeah that's what they're saying 83 million dollars worth oh have mercy and it's so interesting because coming up next we're going

to talk about councilman yusef salam who also some folks went on twitter and talked about what he did what he was exonerated from so maybe maybe he can follow Trump's lead and do a defamation lawsuit. So we'll talk about innocent. Yeah, because it's clear that he didn't do it. He got found guilty in a court of law. That's right. And they went to Twitter saying, oh, no, he did it. So, hey, follow Trump's lead and get drawn up those lawsuit papers.

That's right. All right. Well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? What's up, Hank? It's Sean, the DJ Indy.

It's Dupree. Come on, brats. What's up, Dupree? Man, I'm trying to? This is DJ Indy. This is Dupree. Come on, Nebraska. What's up, Dupree? Man, I'm trying to get off my chest, man. I took my work truck. I'm an electrician. I took my work truck to ****** on Friday.

These fools kept my truck overnight. I thought I'd pay them $900. So all my work, food, all my plates. Damn. Bills, handbags, everything. Don't. Damn, so you should be able to, I guess, call whoever owns that and file a police report, right? Well, I filed a police report.

They called up, and then they said they're going to make a claim with their insurance. But it's so suspicious, though, because they didn't take none of the electrical wires. No copper wires. All my hands were spinning on my gears. Damn, sorry about that, brother. You know, they're going to take the wires and everything. Like, why are you guys... They just took the tools. Right. I'm sorry about that, brother. You know, you know, they're going to take the wires and everything. Like, why are you? They just took the tools.

Right. I'm sorry about that, brother. I'm trying to get off my chest, though, man. Thank you, brother. I'm ready. Appreciate y'all. Did he just tell people not to go to Omaha, Nebraska? No, he said the place where they stole his tools.

Don't go there. Don't go there, he said. That's defamation. Yes. You can't say that. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is iPhone Sim. The GOAT. What's going on, this? He's iPhone Sim.

What up? Oh, you guys. It's only going to take you one second to come this morning? iPhone? Oh, Jesus Christ. I didn't know you were talking to your daughter, man. Damn, I thought you were talking to your girl. Make me swim, you boy. Anyway, man. Now, Pete Game, I was mad about the Ravens, but I'm really mad about the HCP program,

which is like the free phone, free tablet program. You know, like we used to call it the Obama phones. We need that bill signed because if that bill don't get signed by the 7th, so many people, like 22 million people, are going to lose their free phones. And people are really, like, you know, depending on these for work, school, their kids. And we need that bill signed. So I don't know who you're voting for, but whoever you're voting for, make sure they sign that free phone bill for HPC funding.

HPC? So many people are going to lose. I didn't know nothing about that. HPC funding? Remember the Obama phone? Oh, no, I remember the Obama phone. I just didn't. Yeah, same thing.

Same thing. So 22 million people got those phones, you know, or have tablets for their kids. And it's like their lifeline to the world, you know. So if that get cut off, a lot of people, you know, who got free phones would have to pay $50 a month or $60 a month, and that might not be in their budget. So imagine 22 million people losing their phone.

What's it called again? Or losing their free service. It's the ACP Funding Program. ACP, Affordable Connectivity Program. Okay, okay. Take your iPhone. They gave us $14 billion in 2021, and the funding is supposed to run out in February. It's going to be crazy.

I appreciate that. I love you. I miss you. I'll be up there soon. You heard? Appreciate you, iPhone. See, that's what I'm talking about. See, that's why I love talking to everyday working class people, because you really get

to see what's on folks mind. I didn't know nothing about the ACP. I mean, I call it the Obama phone program, but I didn't know that it was going to be up in February. Get it off February 7th, 2024. Actually, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five, eight, five, one, oh, five, one. If you need to hit us up now, it's the Breakfast Club 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? This is Ben from Detroit. Hey, what up? Get it off your chest.

Oh, my goodness. I need to send some healing energy To my brothers in Detroit man The higher you climb The harder you fall sir It happens I'd rather get there And say I've been there Than not get there at all

Yes thank you Send the healing energy to us Yes sir Hello who's this? Hi DJ It's Dennis From Brooklyn Hey what's up bro

Get it off your chest. I was just trying to say how awesome and funny one of my boys is. Oh, thank you very much. We appreciate that. Absolutely. Have a nice day, sir. Thank you, sir. Take care.

Have a blessed morning. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's up, Envy? This is Kassan from Detroit. What's up, Kassan? What up, though? Get it off your chest. Hey, Envy. On Friday, I'm at work. What's up, Kassan? What up, though? Get it off your chest. Hey, Envy.

On Friday, I'm at work. We're talking to one of my coworkers. I didn't know the OJs did not have a Grammy. And also, Parliament Funkadelic don't have a Grammy, and Diana Ross does not have a Grammy. Did you know that? I didn't know Diana Ross didn't have a Grammy. Jesus.

Diana, that sucks. Everybody out of all those people, because I've just been saying it over and over all weekend. Diana Ross does not have a Grammy. Jesus. That sucks everybody out of all those people. I've just been saying it over and over all weekend. Diana Ross does not have a Grammy. What does that mean? It's just crazy. I mean, it doesn't mean nothing. You're right. Good morning to Charlotte, man. It doesn't mean anything, but I feel

like that's kind of like the equivalent to Angela Bassett not having a Grammy. Yeah, you would think Diana Ross would get one, but also man, that's more of an indictment against the Grammys than it is Diana Ross. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. But, oh, sure, I had a question for you, too.

Yes, sir. There's no judgment behind this question, but how do you feel about what the interview, how the interview went with you and Monique now? Do you feel different, or do you still, you know, you still stand ten toes down on that? I feel different in the aspect that, you know, personally, I'm not discussing nobody's business. You know what I mean?

As far as how they negotiate and, you know, what they should or shouldn't be making, you know. Okay. That's something I would fall back from unless it's sports but even but even but even in even in sports you know what i mean i can't if somebody negotiates a great deal and they get you know a hundred million dollars and they only average 10 points they got a good agent you know i may say that's ridiculous but other than that no i try to stay out of people's uh contractual affairs get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent hit us up now when we come back nikki minaj she responds to megan nostalgia she put out a record we're

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Get your ass up. You done hit the snooze button now. It's Monday. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Nicki Minaj. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out her name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is The Rumor Report.

I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Right. Now, on Friday, Meg Thee Stallion checked in. She called and she released her song HISS, H-I-S-S. And in the song, she was going at pretty much everybody she thought she had beef with, including Nicki Minaj. She dropped a line talking about Megan's law,

and Nicki didn't necessarily like that, said that she was going at Nicki's family, and Nicki, of course, was going to clap back, and she did. And it's also interesting, too, that Meg never said any names on purpose, and she said that the hit dogs will holler, and Nicki was hollering all weekend. And she did. And it's also interesting, too, that Meg never said any names on purpose. And she said that the hit dogs will holler. And Nicki was hollering all weekend. That's right. And Nicki released a diss record last night.

And we'll play a clip off of it. Let's go. We got to play the whole record after this. Yeah, we're going to play the whole record after this. Yeah. But I'll tell you this, man. That ain't it, Nicki. OK?

I don't know who Nicki got around her. But there's absolutely no reason that should have left the studio.'m glad nikki decided to finally rap and not just tweet but no that ain't it because megan put out his on thursday night and for the next 72 hours friday midnight yep no it was thursday night at midnight midnight yep so friday at midnight right so she put out his friday night at midnight and for the next 72 hours all weekend nikki just has been talking about her on social media and a lot of the bars that you know may have made me been like oh shoot she already tweeted about you know she tweeted the megan law megan raw line on twitter you know slick line but once i heard it in the song i already saw it on social media so it ain't hit the same the the big

foot line on ig live i didn't hit the same because I heard it on IG Live. And I know we say all is fair in love and rap battles. But, man, hearing Nicki keep talking about Miga's deceased mother, that ain't it, man. Well, yeah, that's what people have been talking about. They're saying, you know, when it goes to diss rap, can you go too far in diss rap? That's what people have been saying all weekend long. I was born in 1978. If you'd asked me this question 20 years ago, I would probably say,

nah, all's fair in loving hip-hop. And I still kind of feel like that to a certain extent. I mean, we've seen it in everything. If you go back to Tupac, if you go to Biggie, if you go...

Those are terrible examples. If you go to Nas, if you go to Hov, if you go to... Hov apologized because he went too far. Who else is there? And I'm sure Nas looks back

on Ethan sometime and be like, okay, I should have said that. But they're friends now. That's it, too. But we're approaching this from a grown... Yes, evolved level.

Yes. I just don't... Yeah, I don't see the need to bring in somebody's deceased mother. Okay. Well, we'll... But I can't...

Like I said, I can't say it's not fair. I'm just speaking from a human perspective. Okay. From a human level, I don't agree with that. All right. Well, also, since we're talking about diss records and clap back,

I didn't see this beef coming back, but Eminem went at Benzino and Coil of Ray. Don't look at me like that, because Benzino responded too. Let's play Eminem. I don't know where this came from. That ain't it, Eminem. I don't know where that came from either. That ain't it, Eminem.

What's the why? It just came, when I say just came out of nowhere. It's just sonically not appealing to my ears, but why? What are they even beefing for? I don't know. It came out of nowhere. Eminem said, Coyle Ray has to be on a record. He would never.

Coyle Ray said, I've never asked Eminem to be on a record. Are you lighting your stage yet? I ain't got no candles. That's the problem. You're going to sleep. Well, Benzino responded. I wouldn't even have came I ain't got no candles. That's the problem. You're going to sleep. Well, Benzino responded. I wouldn't even have came here if I had no candles. From what them snippets I heard, it sounded like Benzino snapping a little bit.

I don't know. Y'all say what y'all want. It sounded like Benzino was kind of hard just now, bro. I don't know where this beef came from, though. It just came out of nowhere. Play that little snippet again for me, Ray. Crack on crack kind of nuts, yo. I give it to Benzino for that one. Crack on crack kind of nuts, yo. I give it to Benzino for that one.

Crack on crack kind of nuts, yo. Oh, my goodness. All right. Crack on crack kind of nuts, man. All right, man. I'm serious. Drop one of Kool's balls and Benzino. It's like three minutes long.

I ain't heard either whole record, but if I'm going off just snippets, Benzino, better beat selection. Yes. You know what I'm saying? Heard some better balls from Benzino than I heard from him know what I'm saying Heard some better balls From Benzino Than I heard from him I know that sounds crazy to say

But Am I lying What did he say Benzino versus Jim Crow Like Yeah He had some balls Alright

From what I heard He had some balls But that is your number one point Only heard 15-20 seconds Of each record Yes But if I'm going off To 15-20 seconds I don't know, bro.

All right. Sound like Benzino got them to me. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, we're going to play Top of the Hour, and then we're going to play Nicki Minaj's record. It's called Bigfoot. If you haven't heard it in totality, we're going to get it on right now.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. What up, Taz? What's going on, DJ Envy?

Good morning, Charlemagne the guy. Peace, Taz. Let's jump right back into it. Let's start with the sports. If you missed it, the Chiefs beat the Ravens 17-10. The 49ers beat the Lions 34-31. In two weeks, the Super Bowl will be the 49ers and Chiefs. All we wanted was the Ravens and Lions to make it to the Super

Bowl, or even the Ravens and 49ers. We wanted anybody except for the Kansas City Swifties because now we got to deal with two weeks of Taylor Swift mania. And I don't want anything overshadowing from Usher's halftime performance. But she's part of the team now, they say.

The NFL is like, well, listen, Roc Nation, y'all don't want Taylor Swift at the Super Bowl? We'll find a way to get her there. We'll get her there. Next week is the Pro Bowl. I don't think anybody watches the Pro Bowl. I don't know why people just don't get excited about the Pro Bowl. But anyway, let's jump right into it. Let's talk about Yusuf Salam.

Yes, as NYC Mayor Eric Adams continues to encourage council members to support his veto of the How Many Stops Act, City Council Member Youssef Salaam said he was pulled over by the police without an explanation. Take a listen. Newly elected City Councilman Youssef Salaam, who was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned as part of the Central Park Five case, says he was stopped by police without an explanation. It comes days before the council

is scheduled to meet to override Mayor Adams veto of the How Many Stops Act. That act would require documentation of every stop conducted by police. The NYPD says last night's stop was proper because Salam's car windows were tented beyond the legal limit. Now before we discuss I want you to hear the body cam footage. It was released. Now, although you did not hear him ask, why am I being stopped? You can hear him ask the officer, is everything okay? So I guess that's up to interpretation. Is that him asking, you know, why am I being stopped?

Or just asking, is everything okay? You can hear the officer respond. Yep, yeah, you're working, right? And then he said, take care, sir. And he returned to his vehicle. So listen to the body cam and I want to know you guys, you know, your interpretation of it. Take a listen. You roll your back window, please.

And I'm also protected from the 6th Precinct. I'm just a member. So I'm a council member. This is. Oh, OK. Have a good one. Yeah. You're working. Have a good one. Yeah. You're working, right?

Yeah. All right. Take care, sir. NYPD has zero respect for the man's detail, huh? I mean, once they pulled him over and realized he was a councilman, they let him go, right? But that's what I'm confused. What the problem was with this, right? He had tenant windows.

You're not allowed to have tenant windows in New York. Councilman said he was on work duty. He was on work, cop let him go. Well, the problem is because they're talking about this pullover thing, this act thing, but the New York City Belevington Association president said the facts matter. The video just exposed the lies about this incident. It shows the truth about the outstanding professional work of our members do every day. But Yusuf is using this as an opportunity to be able to talk about, you know,

the act that they're trying to move forward, which is the How Many Stops Act. Let me explain what that is. It is a measure intended to increase police transparency by requiring NYPD officers to document any encounter they have for investigative purposes. It includes race, gender, and age of the people they interact with. Now, the city council passed this bill in December, but Mayor Adams vetoed the bill, saying that it was drowning officers in unnecessary paperwork and that they should be out on the street keeping folks safe. So, bottom bottom line the debate is he's saying see how i was pulled over and i wasn't given an explanation that should be documented this is why we need to move forward on the how many steps stops act and then the other

side which is mayor adams is saying no that that you know it's going to cause people to have extra paper unnecessary paperwork we don't need to document how many people are pulled over so his argument is he was never told it was for tenant windows oh they never oh okay okay okay okay well yeah you probably didn't get a chance to because once he told me he was a councilman it didn't matter yeah he didn't even take his license and registration yeah as soon as he said i'm councilman such and such the officer was like oh councilman oh he said okay bye you know what i mean so he didn't even get a chance to do that which which to me one might say that that's problematic if we want to be fair about it you know if you just get to say

oh i'm a councilman you get to go you know if it had been a regular citizen would they have had to show their license registration but that would have been way worse though tess if he said he was a councilman and then the officer was like prove you a councilman then it would have turned into no not prove you a councilman just treat him like a regular person get a ticket for the for the windows that's a fair argument that people are saying as well you just get a pass because you're an elected official yeah okay yeah i mean 91 charges i'm not saying it's right but yeah but i'm just i'm just throwing it out there on the table i want people to i really want people to come on instagram uh follow me and tell them figure i want to hear people's response do you get it should you just get a pass you know because you're an elected official i mean i mean

is that fair you shouldn't but we know it happens you know what i mean of course we do and also too man like like you know mayor adams said about the police officers man they don't want to do all this extra paperwork for no reason you know i mean it's like oh he's just a councilman i pulled him over you at 10 in windows you know hey have a nice day sir but what about the extra paperwork when it's when you're getting pulled you know the stop and frisk and you're getting pulled over and over and over due to race? I don't know what you're talking about. Well, that's what this act is all about. They're saying they want to be able to document how many people are, you know, pulled over, wrongfully profiled.

They want that paperwork to be able to show how many people are pulled over and what is their race and what is their gender. That's what the debate is all about. But if somebody has tinted windows, it shouldn't matter if you're green, black, white or whatever. You did something against the law, they're going to pull you over and ask you what it is. But the only problem I do have is I'm watching leniency go out the window. Meaning, if everything has to be documented. I'm sure everybody out there has got pulled over before and the officers let them go. I'm sure that's happened one time. Sure.

But now what they're doing is they're making sure if you get pulled over, you're going to get a ticket regardless because everything is on the camera. There's so many times where I know I got pulled over or somebody I know got pulled over and you were real with the officer, whatever it was, I'm running late, or I didn't see the stop sign. The officer said, look, if your license is clean, I ain't going to give you a ticket. We've all heard that. But now it's going to get to a point where you're going to get that ticket regardless.

It's not about giving the ticket. It's about saying this goes into the argument on profiling people. It's not just about tenant windows. It's not just let's just document people with tenant windows. The argument on the How Many Steps Act is about how many people are getting pulled over for whatever reason it is. And what do those people look like? What is the gender? What is the race?

That's the whole thing. I'm with you, Taz ted but this ain't the case to do that on because if you got tinted windows i can't profile i can't see who's inside nine times out of ten right but it's the larger argument it's not just about this one and i'm just giving you you know all the different talking points it's not about just this one thing it's about he's used he's using this as an example and i don't think it's the best example that's all that's all i'm saying it's not the best example for that yeah because it's not the best example he told me to pull the tens down so he could see who was in it because he couldn't see right so he told him to pull the tens down right so this is not the best example for this but i do want people to look into you know

particularly new york look at this act and see if it's something you agree with the how many stops act because there's also people to say they get pulled over all the time for no reason at all and if that was documented that might be reduced so just a question to put out there to the family is is do you support this how many stops act okay all right well that no man talk about how you need to sue too what's that next part that's talk about that part yeah let's talk not not to the police not about this another part yeah yeah there's another part so you know we were talking about earlier in the first hour about defamation you know what that really looks like looks like. So Charlie Kirk went on Twitter and said this New York City Councilman Yusuf Salam, who once took part in a gruesome gang rape of a jogger in Central Park, is now furious that a NYPD officer dared to pull him over for having illegally tinted windows. Salaam wasn't even arrested or given a ticket, but after getting away with gang rape, he apparently thinks he deserves to be

completely above the law. What a disgusting pig. So the question is, should Charlie Kirk be sued? Yes. Charlie didn't read the rest of the Central Park 5 story clearly. Like, yes, that is absolutely defamation. You're calling me a rapist when I was found innocent in a court of law. DNA exonerated the Central Park

5. That is absolutely a defamation lawsuit if Yususuf salam chooses to pursue that so what you're saying is if eugene carroll can get 83 million dollars uh for trump because he said she was a whack job yusuf should absolutely get 150 90 million yes i mean this is i mean but this is clear-cut defamation because you're literally he literally said that Yusuf, you know, got away with gang rape. No, he was found innocent in a court of law. DNA exonerated him. That is not he said she said, you know, that is absolutely what happened in a court of law. That's a that's a textbook defamation lawsuit. Absolutely. He should get one hundred fifty million. Well, thank you, Tez. Absolutely.

And make sure you follow at Tesla and figure on all social media platforms and subscribe to Teslin Figaro's podcast, The Straight Shot, No Chase, a podcast on the Black Effect iHeartRadio podcast network. Alright. Alright, now when we come back, 800-585-1051. We're talking behind the scenes. Do you understand what your kids be saying sometimes? No, that's not what we said.

We said, man, we don't understand what the FR kids be talking about. But you can't curse. Well, yes. I mean, kids using the slang, you know, bruh. I've seen kids call their parents bruh. Yeah, the bruh thing, I've been shutting my daughter down from that the other day. Here's the thing. Kids nowadays, they shorten and abbreviate everything. Yes.

So, you know, they'll be like, you know, using acronyms. So the other day, OVO Eli was on here, and OVO responded to us. What did you say the other day, OVO? O-Y-K-T-V. No, no, just Y-K-T-V. Y-K-T-V. No, no, just YKTV. YKTV. I don't even count. How old are you, Eli?

He's 26. He ain't no little kid. I'm talking about kids. What does YKTV mean? I have no idea. Is it he? What does it mean? You know the vibes.

Yeah, stuff like that. I don't care about stuff like that. I'm talking about younger kids, like your young 8-year-olds and 15-year-olds. Do you understand what the hell your kids be talking about? Let's talk about it. 800-585-1051. Let's discuss. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's topic time. Call 800-585-1051 to join into the discussion with the breakfast club morning everybody it's dj nv charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club now if you're just joining us we're talking about do you know what the hell your kids be talking about now this comes from the slangs that they're using on social media uh the terms that they be using whether it's on god on bro uh or if they call you bro on gang i am none of my kids running around the house saying on gang i'm just it's a list

it's a list of things that these uh people be saying i understand everything you just said the thing that confuses me about kids is the fact that they turn everything into an acronym you know what i mean so you can have younger kids and they'll use these acronyms you don't know what the hell they be talking about another thing that the kids like to do is late they like to shorten words now we shorten words in our generation and they shorten some of the same words like they say sus you know but now they shorten words that don't need to be shortened like what what did my daughter say the other day i can't remember the exact word but it was something i'm just like yo pronounce the. It's like, instead of saying breakfast, they'd be like, you want to go get some bread?

Let's go get bread. What? Let's go get bread. I'm just using that as an example. Like, that's not a word they shorten, but they shorten words that don't need to be shortened. Sus definitely. I understand.

We've been shortening sus forever. Yeah. But some words don't need to be shortened. You know what I mean? Like, you don't have to shorten breakfast. You don't need to be shortened. You know what I mean? You don't have to shorten breakfast. You don't have to shorten... I guess dinner. I guess they always shorten...

We've shortened din before, right? You say, let's go have some din-din. Some din-din? I've heard that before. I've never heard that. You've never heard din-din? I want to go get some din-din. Yeah, I've heard...

I've definitely heard din-din. I've never heard no din-din. But that's the thing. They just... They turn everything into an acronym, and they shorten words they don't need to shorten, and it's confusing. All right. Hello, who's this? En don't need to shorten, and it's confusing. All right.

Hello, who's this? Envy, how we doing, man? I'm good, brother. What's your name? J Money. Hey, J Money, talk to us. We're talking about kids be shortening words and necessarily saying things we don't understand. Oh, Envy, man, I got a nine-year-old, man, and we got the cat in soccer and everything else.

And I asked him, man, how's soccer practice going? This joker talking about, Dad, I scored a goal. I yeeted it in the goal past the goalie. And I said, you what? You what? I said, Dad, I yeeted it. That sounds wild. What does that mean? Charlamagne, what up, bro?

I don't know, man. I yeeted it. I guess your man kicked it in. I don't know. But you got to ask. You got to ask. You got to find out. That sounds crazy.

You can't be the parents that just don't want to look stupid so we don't ask. I'd be like, what the hell is you talking about? What does that mean? You got to ask. You got to ask. Oh, brother, we did, man. He said, dad, I yeeted it. He just kept repeating himself.

He was hyped. That sounds crazy. He knows what yeeted mean, but he don't know how to define it. Yeah, he don't know. He don't know how to explain it. That's what it is. All right. Well, thank you, brother. When y'all get another co-, but he don't know how to define it. Yeah, he don't know. He don't know how to explain it. That's what it is. All right. Well, thank you, brother.

When y'all get another co-host? I don't know. I don't know. Have a great day, sir. All right. Yeah, we yeeted another co-host. We yeeted. We yeeted another co-host.

We yeeted another co-host. Yeeted another co-host back. Hello, who's this? It's AJ. AJ, good morning. Good morning. You got a son or daughter that be saying stuff you don't be understanding? I got three boys.

They 10, 8, and 6. Lord have mercy. You can't understand nothing going on. They're a hell lot of men. No. Like, they'll tell me if I say something, they'll be like, no, mom, chill. That's sus. I'm like, that's sus i'm like that's us what does

that even mean and apparently there's a new definition for cheating so they'll tell they'll be talking and they'll say they like this girl and i'm like well you is this your girlfriend he's like no i was cheating i was like you're cheating bad. No, no. I was crushing on two girls. Like, that's good. Cheating is good. I'm like, huh? What? I don't know about that one.

I'm confused. Yeah, I mean, sus is from our generation, so I understand that. My daughters hit me with that all the time. They say sus for things, so I understand that one. I don't understand the cheating if it's not cheating thing. That don't sound right. Mom and daddy was cheating. What?

Well, you know what was a term that it took me a minute to figure out? Cap. Why? Where's cap come from? I don't know. What does that mean?

What does that mean? When the term first started, cap, I was like, what the hell does cap mean? What cap? Where cap? Where does it come from? Nah, that didn't confuse me.

Hello, who's this? G from Queens. Good morning, Breakfast Club. What's up? G, what's up, man? We're talking about terms that confuse the hell out of us. So, Mike, still confuse us. Man, listen.

I'm just now finding out what cat means. See? I just said that. How old are you, sir? I'm 55. I'm going to be 55 in March. See, exactly. That's different.

Well, you and me are about the same age. We're six boys. So, when we hear cat, we used to hear, we think about busting a cap in somebody's ass. Correct. Exactly. That's what I'm talking about. I'm from Queens, damn it. South side.

Stand up. What you mean somebody cap? Get the gun. South side. We outside. But now cap means lie. You capping. You know what time it is, man.

Y'all have a good day, man. You too, brother. Where did cap come from? Like, where did the first, like, is that short for something? I don't know. Like, cap. I have no idea. Nobody knows. All right. 800-585-105 when we're talking

about terms that your kids be saying that you just don't be knowing or you don't know where it came from. Let's discuss. It's the Breakfast Club of the morning. Call, call, call, call. Tell her. Tell her. Made it. Just for some chemistry. If y'all talking

about it, you know we talking about it. It's Topic Time. Call 800-585-1051 to join in to the discussion with The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. If you're just joining us, we're talking about terms or slang that the kids be using that we don't be understanding all the time yeah for me man i got a 15 year old an eight year old a five year old a two year old uh the 15 year old

and eight year old really confuse me because kids turn everything into acronyms and they shorten everything so like they shorten all words and they shorten words that don't necessarily need to be shortened and you don't be knowing what's going on that's why i gotta i ask questions like what does that mean what does that mean what does that mean i'm constantly saying what does that mean in my house yeah for me it's usually on text a lot of the stuff like they don't say like they'll shorten it on text and i'll be confused i just be like true but that's the problem people talk like how they text now they talk like how you, people on social media type.

No, you can't come to me in real life and be like, I-Y-K-Y-K. If you know, you know. Like, no, just say if you know, you know. Well, let's go to the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Hello, who's this? Hi, this is Janenea from Atlanta. Hey, good morning.

Good morning, yes. I wanted to call in to talk about my, I'm a 14-year-old, and we don't know what the heck you're talking about. Talk to me. Yeah, tell us. Listen, so tell me, I heard you say that your daughter called you, bro. I said I did the same thing thing and I about lost it. Who you talking to?

Why you calling me bruh? I'm not your little friend. What are you doing? Ooh. Did you ever think? Well, first of all, how old are you? How old are you, man?

36. I'm 45. Born in 1978. Did you ever think we would be the people looking at our kids telling them, I ain't one of your little friends.

Bruh is crazy. Absolutely not. Bruh is crazy. And when I hear somebody say bruh to their friends. Bruh is crazy. Absolutely not. Bruh is crazy. And when I hear somebody say bruh to their mother, bruh. What? I'm telling you, I almost lost it. Then he texted me one day, said, NGL. Sir, speak English.

What is this? And he said it was not going to lie. Yeah, I'm not going to lie. I'm about to go touch your head. What are we doing? I'm in the suburbs. Speak English. Don't talk like that. What are we doing? Yeah'm in the suburbs. Speak English. Don't talk like that.

What are we doing? Yeah, we can't. My brain don't compute that. Like, you can't just hit me with acronyms. Like, I don't, like, what? NGL? Huh? What does that mean?

Like, what does this mean? Speak English to your mother. Sentences. I need sentences. I agree. Thank you, mama. Hello, who's this? Hey, it's Sean.

Hey, Sean. Good morning. Talk to us. It's been like when this? Hey, it's Sean. Hey, Sean. Good morning. Talk to us. It's been like when you're online, you're looking at memes and whatnot, and half the meme is on, half the meme is like, what does that even mean? And it makes you think about back in the day, we had to write letters with pen and pencil. And we was writing the words all the way out. So it was like, y'all can, we typing stuff now.

You can't spend extra two seconds to type out a whole word. I'm with you, brother. And a spell check on your phone, too, so you ain't got to worry about spelling it wrong. Yeah, that could be getting me, too. I could take away the whole funny from whatever you're saying because it's a misspelled word. And then next week, I'll be reposting misspelled words. Like, what y'all doing? Yep.

Thank you, brother. Hello, who's this? Brittany. Hey, Brittany. Good morning. Good morning. We're talking about kids using acronyms and terms we don't be knowing. y'all doing yep thank you brother hello who's this britney hey britney good morning good morning we're talking about kids using acronyms and terms we don't be knowing right i think i think honestly if you if we don't know what our kids are saying they shouldn't be saying it they can say the same thing about us in our generation i'm sure we were using slang that our parents didn't know about this This is true. This is true.

Honestly, what I've been doing, I have an 8-year-old and a 9-year-old. Anytime they say something, I don't know what they're talking about. I go on a TikTok. I type it in, figure out where they got it from, and ask them if they know what they're talking about. I just ask. What that mean? What that mean? I just ask.

Most of the time, they don't even know. Yeah. Listen, I don't have a problem with slang slang I just have a problem with shortening words That don't need to be shortened And I have a problem with acronyms Everything don't need to be an acronym Some things you need to say to me That's all

Well, WWN I don't know what that means Well, what's next? What's the moral of the story? That's stupid I don't even know why you said that to me just now That makes no sense You know what I'm't even know why you said that to me just now. That makes no sense.

You know what I'm saying? You should have said W-T-M-O-S. Nah, I said W-W-S. What's the moral of the story? What's the moral of the story? There is no moral of the story. Everybody needs to speak English and sound things out, okay? What did we learn the human language for? Just to shorten it and make everything an acronym.

All right. Well, when we come back, we got your rumor report. We got to got to talk about snoop dog he talks about his relationship with michael jackson so don't move it's the breakfast club good morning is your country falling apart feeling tired depressed a little bit revolutionary consider this start your own country i planted the flag i just kind of looked out of like this is mine mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Ladonia.

I'm Jackson I, King of Kaperburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia. Be part of a great colonial tradition. Why can't I trade my own country? My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory.

I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that? Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go.

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that were turning her beloved country into a mafia state. And she paid the ultimate price. Listen to Crooks everywhere on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God We are The Breakfast Club Good morning

What's happening? How y'all feeling out there? How you feeling out there? I'm blessed black And highly favored man I should've said Blessed black Highly favored

I should've said I'm BBHF Do you count the I in that? No you don't count I'm BB I'm BBAHF You said the I What I?

The A boy You said I I didn't say I The A, boy. You said I. I didn't say I. Yes, you did say I. I said A. You said I. E. I.

Oh, you were sometimes Y? You. Jesus Christ. Why is it sometimes Y? I still ain't figured that out. All these years, 45 years old, why is it sometimes Y? You know they changed the way that they sing the alphabet now, too. I don't, don't, leave me alone.

It's no longer A, B, C, D, E, k probably pronouns now it's like a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p oh that's a white version that ain't how we do it no they changed it they changed it now because they're saying kids are having a hard time with lmnop so that was like kids are having a hard time with rhythm a b c d e f g h i j k l, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P. You got to say L, M, N, O, P fast. They can't get it. Nah, you got to spit it. You got to spit it like a bar. L, M, N, O, P.

It's like a bar. You know what I mean? If you watch Coco Melon on M, now to go L, M, N, O, P. That is so stupid. That is so stupid. I thought so too. I was confused when I heard it. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, G, B, T, K.

That's what they want. That's what they want. That's what they want. Is that what they want? I don't know. I don't know. All right. Oh, boy.

All right. When we come back. I bet you they know that album. They know they know. They teaching them that? Yes. Right? Mm-hmm.

All right. When we come back, we got your rumor report. We'll tell you about Snoop. Snoop talks about his relationship with Michael Jackson and how he like to annoy Michael Jackson. We'll do it when we come back. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get

to the rumors. Let's talk Jonathan Majors. Rumor has it. Rumor has it. Call out a name or you gossiping or you chatty patty. I am gossiping. This is The Rumor Report. I mean, I guess we on The Breakfast Club. This is where the tea spills, right? Right.

Now, bear with me because I'm not a Marvel Universe person. I don't watch Marvel and none of those movies. Charlemagne does. So, Jonathan Majors was fired in December following his conviction in his assault case. He was going to be in the new Avengers movie, The King Dynasty. That's what it's called? Yes. He was in Ant-Man and Guantanamania.

But yes, he had The King Dynasty coming up. Well, it looks like John David Washington is reportedly being considered to replace Jonathan Majors as the king, the conqueror in the Marvel Universe. Now, John David Washington, of course, is Denzel Washington's son. He's appeared in Ballers, Malcolm & Marie, and a host of others

so it looks like that's going to be the replacement that's what they're saying that's what they believe uh salute to him for that role um but you know i i personally don't want the kane character in the mcu period it's too complicated i don't like the kane character in the mcu at all i don't like him being in control of everything everything happening because he wants it to happen i don't like it at all i think it just complicates the MCU. I think they need a way less complicated character. But that's just my opinion.

I have no idea what you're talking about. Also, I want to tell y'all, y'all was way too hard on the Marvels. Y'all watched the Marvels this weekend because it was on Prime Video. I didn't go to the theaters this year, but it was on Prime Video this weekend. Y'all was way too hard on the Marvels, y'all.

I thought it was a good movie. Everything ain't for you. Now you're right. That's what I just say. Okay. Now Snoop Dogg talks about his relationship with Michael Jackson and how close his relationship was

and how one time that he blew just a little bit of weed smoke in Michael's face. Were you and Michael Jackson, did you guys overlap at all? Me and Michael's face. Were you and Michael Jackson, did you guys overlap at all? Me and Mike was family. His family, my family love each other. Only issue me and Mike had was we was at, what was that thing?

Ed Hardy, Christian Auterjay. He had a event in Vegas like when they have all the clothes and all of that. So he had performers. He had Michael Jackson perform, Snoop Dogg perform. But where he messed up, he put Michael Jackson dressing Michael Jackson perform, Snoop Dogg perform. But where he messed up,

he put Michael Jackson dressing room right next to Snoop Dogg's. So Snoop Dogg is doing this. And they're like, you know Michael Jackson dressing room next door? I'm like, no it ain't. They're like, yeah it is. So I'm like, hold on. Open the door. Oh wow, you blew a bunch

in. Yeah. He's right there looking at me. He didn't like it. He said, Snoop You blew a bunch in. Yeah. He's right there looking at me. He didn't like it. He said, Snoop, don't do that. Man, you blow smoking Michael's face and Michael hit you with that. He, he, he. You know what I'm saying? Smoking a blunt with Michael probably cool as hell, though. Michael probably start freestyling and dancing.

Because you know how everybody start when they get high, they all of a sudden become a musician. Michael really a musician. So imagine Michael hit that blunt. And that weed start to kick in. And that weed start to kick in. He sound like he did on Oprah. That's right.

Start beating on his chest. Bam. Yeah. And when you are, for instance, we were here before. Give me the goddamn blunt, Michael. Pass the goddamn blunt back, man.

You know what? I mean, all the things that were playing in the chat, the only things that were being true for me is that I couldn't dance. The damn machine's a matter of identity. Goddamn. You were, like, in between shots, running off, conceiving the dance. Pass the blunt. Come on.

Then Michael hit it again. As soon as you reach for it, he moonwalk away. That's cool as hell, man. Oh the blunt. Come on. And Michael hit it again. As soon as you reach for it, he moonwalk away. That's cool as hell, man. Oh, man. Well, Snoop also talks about some unreleased music he might have with Michael Jackson. We have a record that never came out together. It's a record that was done for some sort of, you know, he did records for the world. It was like some peaceful, a whole lot of artists on his record.

He called me one night and it was crazy because the way his voice came through the phone he was like snoop it's mike i have this song i want you to get on i'm like man anything you want mike it ain't no problem talk to him then he's after we got past the song he was like my mom always said that you look like someone in my family i think we're related michael jackson that you do so you went in so you laid down the track and then you never heard anything more about it nope wow find out who got it though i think i can track it down and figure out who has it all right snoop got stories yeah he does somebody just need to sit down you know growinghovah's Witness, you have my book of Bible stories? No.

You need my book of Snoop Dogg stories. I know he got some stories. I know he does. All right. Well, that is your rumor report. The Charlemagne Duncan of the day. Who you give me a Duncan to? Man, before after the hour, we need Charlie Kirk to come to the front of the congregation.

Charlie! I'd like to have a word with you, sir. Okay. All right. We'll get to that next. And then comedian Just Niche will be joining us. Man, salute to Just Niche, sir. Okay. All right. We'll get to that next. And then comedian Just Niche will be joining us. Man, salute to Just Niche, man. A lot of comedians

have come up here and mentioned Just Niche. So it's only right to have Just Niche up here and, you know, have a conversation with him, man. Chicago's on. So we'll get to that

in a little bit. If you don't know her, you'll know her after the day. That's right. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

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He gave me donkey of the day and I deserve it. People need to know. Well, you need to tell them. I am. You have the voice. Tell them. It's time for donkey of the day. It's a read, but you're so good at it.

You're trying to be a fake ass Charlemagne. You're the only one Charlemagne to go. Damn, Charlemagne. Who you give the donkey of the day to now? Well, sexy red. Donkey of the day to now? Well, Sexy Red, Doggy of the Day for Monday, January 29th goes to Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk is a radio talk show host. He founded Turning Point USA

and he had something to say in regards to New York City Councilman Yusuf Salam. Recently, Councilman Yusuf Salam got pulled over here in New York City for having tinted windows. The irony of this story is that he got pulled over while on a call about police stops.

Let's go to Fox 5 for the report, please. Councilman Yousef Salam, one of the exonerated members of the Central Park Five, says he was stopped by police Friday night without an explanation. In a statement, the council member says, in part, quote, I introduced myself as Councilman Yousef Salam and subsequently asked the officer why I was pulled over. Instead of answering my question, the officer stated, we're done here and proceeded to walk away. The NYPD released body cam video. At no point do we hear Salam asking the officer why he was stopped.

I'm Officer Proteki from the 26th Precinct. I'm Councilmember Salam. Councilmember? District 9. Oh, okay. I have a gun. The officers pulled over Salam's blue sedan for driving with dark tinted windows

beyond legal limits, a violation of New York state law. Councilman Salam said the interaction calls into question how NYPD stops stops new yorkers salam and other members of the city council have pushed the nypd and mayor eric adams for greater reporting on all stops including low-level interactions i'm sure we will have more conversations about that in the future councilman salam you're welcome to come up here at any time to discuss but i want to talk about charlie kirk and this tweet he posted about the situation.

This is Charlie Kirk's tweet. I'm a read it verbatim verbatim. OK, he tweeted New York City Councilman Yusuf Salam, who once took part in the gruesome gang rape of a jogger in Central Park, is now furious that an NYPD officer dared to pull him over for having illegally tinted windows. Salam wasn't even arrested or given a ticket but after getting away with gang rape he apparently thinks he deserves to be completely above the law what a disgusting pig now in light of eugene carroll winning a defamation lawsuit against donald trump for 83.3 million dollars i would think folks especially those of us who speak for a living okay OK, would would move a little differently. Charlie, I don't know how old you are, but I would implore you to watch when they see us on Netflix.

OK, it details the story of the Central Park five. And the biggest thing for you to know, the biggest thing for you to know, if you just did your Googles just a little bit, you know, just a little bit. The biggest thing for you to know is that all of the central park five was exonerated when the true attacker confessed to the crime and was linked to the crime by dna evidence now charlie you said councilman salam got away with gang rape um clearly that wasn't true and in 2014 the central park five sued new york city for wrongful conviction and violation of their civil rights, eventually winning a $41 million settlement. How much would Yusuf get for suing you, Charlie Kirk, for defamation? I wonder.

See, we live in a world where people just say things. And you can't go after everyone who just says things, because if you did, then you would be going at people all day. But when certain people say certain things, you may have to make an example out of them because of who they are. Charlie Kirk, you have a voice, a voice that people listen to. Folks follow you. They follow turning points. And when you put out this kind of false information, this kind of fake news, there has to be consequences and repercussions.

You can't accuse a man of gang rape when that man has been exonerated of said gang rape and DNA evidence linked someone else to to the crime no no no no no no no you owe yusuf salam an apology and even with that apology i don't know if that's enough for yusuf for councilman salam all right the damage a tweet like this can do to his reputation simply because people don't read and people don't care to have their facts great the emotional harm this can cause to yusuf and his family i just don't understand why someone in your position charlie kirk would be so reckless with their words even if you feel like what you said is true it don't matter because the facts are the facts and your feelings are not facts and the facts do not care about your feelings you call this man a disgusting pig if trump just lost the defamation lawsuit 83.3 million because he called e gene carol a whack job how much do you get for accusing an innocent man a gang rape and calling him a

disgusting pig I'm sure councilman Yusuf Salam got better things to do but maybe his lawyers don't Charlie I believe you should apologize you should apologize because the bank account you save by apologizing may be your own please let me give charlie kirk the biggest hee-haw hee-haw hee-haw you stupid mother are you dumb but even with that apology if the damage is done damage is done i'm with you the damage is done damage is done that manage is done. I'm with you. I'm with you. The damage is done. Damage is done. That man spent nearly seven years in prison. I thought it was longer. No, seven.

It said nearly seven years. Nearly seven years. He was exonerated. Starting his life over. He's a councilman now? Now somebody comes with a lie? Jesus Christ. What's that worth?

I don't know. I really don't know What I'm saying Trump just lost A defamation lawsuit For 83.3 million Just because he Was accused of something

He said he didn't do it And he called the woman A whack job So you call somebody A disgusting pig For something that They got exonerated from In a court of law

DNA evidence Linked to somebody else And that person That it was linked to Confessed to the crime Well not the disgusting pig part It's all Everything else that he said Yeah He said the gang rape pig part. It's all everything else that he said.

He said the gang rape and all that. It's all, to me, that's all in one. Mm. Mm-mm-mm. All right. Well, thank you for that donkey today, sir. Now, when we come back, Just Niche will be joining us. She's a comedian out of Chi-Town.

We're going to talk to her next. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building.

We have Just Niche. Peace, Just Niche. How are you? I am great. You know, people always seem to be mentioning your name. Finally, y'all got me in here. Absolutely. Somebody funny. About damn time. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Well, it'sall got me in here. Absolutely. Somebody funny. About damn time. Uh-oh, uh-oh. Well, it's about time,

Breakfast Club. Jesus Christ. Some unfunny people here, you think? You ain't got to say no names. Okay, cool. Let them know who Just Niche is. Yes. Oh, man, Just Niche is Chicago bread. Stand-up, a realist. Yeah, just pretty much go with the flow, but stay in my lane

and just make sure i do what i gotta do i like your shirt i like what your shirts represent thank you because this is one of the things that's really important to me this year because this election you're not gonna let these people know i know you own it i see you always with the movement i got y'all some shirts too thank you very much so yeah we're gonna pop it off because the young people gonna get us our money back so hr 40 is all about the the bill to commission and study how we're going to get the reparations. They got the HR 414 that is the U.S. admitting that they owe us reparations. So, black people, this is all we need to be worried about.

Them student loans, they were never getting them back. So, Biden can't sell me on that. But I don't care if Trump or Biden get in there. You know, this should be the agenda we pushing because they don't care. So, I think we can get on with the court and with these young kids and TikTok. You know, we got to get the word out because people don't even know about it. Yeah, I saw Congressman Jamal Bowman. He was the initiative that they're doing that they're pushing for us for every black person to get, I think, what, $333,000 in reparations?

That's what they started. And it's going to be a long, complex process. But until they do that, they got to do something. Y'all can give us everything black free until y'all figure it out. Tires. But y'all have to do something until y'all figure it out. And I feel like if they

have something in motion, we watch these people give every American a stimulus check that foul taxes. You telling me you can't give black people a stimulus check monthly until y'all figure it out? A little reparation card or something. You know some money on here load it up until y'all figure it out but just to keep not doing nothing it's gonna be ridiculous yeah one thing i told her quick if you make a certain amount of money as a black person just let me be tax-free exactly you know what i'm saying

yeah exactly 400 years i have a long slavery like seriously and it's so easy like i say they probably think like oh black people want us we do want the seriously. And it's so easy. Like I say, they probably think, like, oh, black people don't want us. We do want the money. But also, it's so much other stuff that y'all can start doing. That's right. You know, home loans. Y'all can give us property. Free education.

You know, mental health for sure. That's right. So it's like, y'all can start this stuff. We don't have to wait until we figure it all out. But y'all got to do something. You know? Give me a little reparation loan. You know?

Black people only. That's what Jamal is pushing uh he's pushing for a federal bill that'll provide every black american with a one-time payment of 333 000 as restitution for slavery yeah yeah let's do it they haven't even apologized i don't think people are realizing they have never publicly apologized or slavery like you know when people feel bad they at least say you want something from the store they ain't even asking do we want something from the store but it's our fault because we're not we're not pushing it we don't care why would they care they don't want us to have it no way that's right so we all get on the same page

it don't matter which president isn't it black people where y'all at with the hr40 where y'all at with the hr414 what are we doing we don't care about they don't give us nothing that way give me a little check your card or something i want to correct you on one thing because this is also important to our push for reparations uh on july 30th 2008 the u.s house of representatives passed a resolution apologizing for american slavery and subsequent discriminatory laws and the senate apologized in 09 oh they apologize okay so they did so they have apologized and acknowledged it so once you do that you got to make amends yes now get us something from restitution yes yes so I'm with it.

So that's all. And I want to kind of just make people aware of it so they can know what to kind of be asking their politicians for at the local, federal, and state level. Because we all have to be on the same page, y'all. We ain't going to get nothing. It's true. So how'd you get into comedy? Great goose.

But literally, I used to go to Open Mic in Chicago all the time. And people, my friends, were like, you need to go up open mic in Chicago all the time and people my friends were like you need to go up and um did you have a set or you just like I'm just gonna win you

man look I had I used the fourth well I did have two jokes written on my hand cause I kinda prepped and yeah the shots

took it from there so I invited all my family out I had 30 people there this was my first time going up like I shouldn't have nobody there cause I got drunk I forgot everything the words swe This was my first time going up. Like, I shouldn't have had nobody there because I got drunk.

I forgot everything. The words sweated off my hands. Damn. I got up there, but I was still funny, but I was winging it. What were the two jokes? Do you remember?

Yes, I had just went natural and I was talking about how black people can't have sex in the shower because we go in looking like Beyonce. We come out looking like Florida Evans.

It was just so stupid, you know, and that was like what I thought was funny. And I had another joke about getting kicked out the gym for eating ice cream sandwiches. And it was like, you can't tell me how to cool down. So that was literally like... Your two jokes that you had.

Yeah, boom, boom. And then I said a whole bunch of stuff after that I would have to watch the tape back. Because I was so laughing. I think I was like five shots in. Because they put me up at the end because all my family was there. So I had to try to hold the crowd. But yeah, I went back the next week sober. You did better?

Nope. But I went up and I enjoyed it. So yeah, people saw that I was kind of naturally funny so they kind of navigated me around the Chicago comedy scene. Then I met Jokes and Notes owner Mary Lindsey and that was, yeah, once you go to Jokes and Notes and do good, that was like a staple. That's a club?

Yeah, it was like the only black club in Chicago but it was a big deal so all the greats kind of ran through jokes and notes and so if you could be funny at jokes and I was like a big deal what made you realize what was the point you got to you realize okay I'm actually good and how long did it take to get to there um well actually good that's subjective so i knew i was actually funny very early because people after the shows would come tell me but good i probably wasn't good until i was maybe five six years in like good because when i say good i mean like these are good jokes they're well written i'm not just up there you know being loud and funny i was gonna ask that what's the difference between being funny and good?

Because people can be funny by being loud. You know, people just laugh. If you're confident, you can just get up there and do a whole bunch of crazy stuff, and people will be like, oh, she's funny. Ain't talking about nothing, you know. So I consider good. You can write a great joke. You can write a great bit.

You have, like, signature jokes that people recognize you from so yeah i was gonna ask you know what a female comedian so many female comedians been up here and said it's so difficult right it seems like they try to give them less money they try to cut their time i mean yeah but i think that's any field me and i gonna try to do that and i think women feel like it's hard i've never it ain't never been hard for me because i'm funny like people want to be on the show because they want to be on the show I never have to get booked cuz somebody wanna of course they probably wanted to but I was the referred comic like we need a funny female oh just needs just me so it's

been easy and people always think female comics aren't funny but it's just a numbers game so it's less of us so you see us less you know so you might see well one female comic per show if that so if you're not seeing female comics then it's like oh i don't even know no funny female comics i don't see that but it's like no we out here and i'm funny so i've always just been able to like jump the line because they always want one on the show and so all right when we come back we got more with comedian just niche so don't move it's the breakfast club is your country falling apart feeling tired depressed a little bit revolutionary? Consider this. Start your own country.

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What did you think about Cat Williams going at all the black comedians? Oh, man. That was a time to be alive. It was a good kickoff. I feel like he spoke his truth, and that's what he wanted to get out and he did and i liked it though but well he only addressed the people who addressed him on club shay so i think that's what people are getting away from they think he's just picking on people but he literally only talked about the people that got on there and said something that he disagreed with or thought was just some people who got

shots from them i mean it wasn't all comedians oh yeah it wasn't all comedians he talked about there's a lot of people that got some strays yeah i thoroughly enjoyed it and and and and you know cat has been consistent about certain people for a long time yeah like kevin hart he's been this way before yeah so he's been on that and i feel like people are used to it so it's just like okay cat being cat being cat. That's how I took it. I've heard cat talk like this before. Yeah, this ain't the first time. So for this one to catch fire the way it did, I was like,

oh, okay. It was Shay Shay in that jogger suit. That's what it was. I tell you that now. Come on, cat. Leg up on the table. Come on, cat. Balls everywhere. Come on, Shay Shay. Put them balls up it's the jogging suit

it's the jogging suit it's tight as hell and leg up that's what I'm like so I think it was a combination but it's a super dope podcast so of course

aesthetically Shay Shay's good Shay Shay Shannon Sharp is good and yeah and Kevin is always gonna be entertaining

so it did what it needs to do yeah you did speed dating with Kendra G yes well it was like a collab we got that coming up yes And Kevin is always going to be entertaining. So it did what it needs to do. Yeah. You did Speed Date with Kendra G? Yes. Well, it was like a collab. We got that coming up.

Yeah. Oh, it's not out yet? It's not out yet. But you know, she's working on her app for her singles live show. So it's going to be like a tour. And I told her, I already do a Speed Date and Comedy Jam. And with you and your platform, we can really get these singles out in every city. And they'll have a better chance of meeting somebody they can really be with. Because if you watch show them people be oh i'm in atlanta y'all could fly you ain't got no money you cannot fly to see no stop and then the wife

will fly you out so it's just being a little more realistic and just putting all that together so we can just get out and have a good time it's a super dope show though oh yeah so be on the lookout for the kindred for the tour i think this year is tour. I think this year is, like, pivotal. I think this year is really going to be life-changing. Why do you think this is going to be the year? Because you said this is the year. Yeah, like, man, I just feel it. I know what I got.

I got a special coming out. Hey. That's going to change the game. The HR40 movement, that's just important to me just to get the word. So I just see that being a big thing. And then I'm kicking off. We're kicking off our all-female tour again. So the Kendra D stuff.

So it's just so much. Like, boom, boom like boom boom i'm writing on the miss pat show just did a movie with uh tyler perry so it's like you just kind of feel it the the female tour is the funny by nature tour funny by nature tour yes you crystal powell kelly kells and ashima franklin yes i actually put my girl in in the building that's ashima frank. Hey, Ashima. Yeah. Funny as hell. Like all stand-ups. Everybody got jokes. It's really like the new Queens comedy, if we're gonna call it that. If y'all don't know about these four, or y'all don't know

about me now, but then y'all doing y'allself a disservice. And there's plenty more female comics. They don't have a million followers. They haven't been on Def Jam, but they funny as hell. And then we get the, oh, females ain't even funny. Like, shut up. You don't even go to shows you know so

this tour I think will just be like I say it's the new Queens of Comedy we out here everybody young and fresh well we like 10-12 years though

so we not like new comics but we just you know I gotta say Lunella too Lunella see this and be like you out of Lunella did Def Comedy Jam

yeah Lunella did Def Comedy Jam Lunella did Def Comedy Jam so shout out to Trailblazers they forever gonna? Yeah, Lunella did Def Comedy Jam. Lunella did Def Comedy Jam? Yeah, Lunella was OG. She probably did. Def Jam, Comic View, you know the stuff on TV

where everybody learns. I'm sure Lunella has done the Comic View or Def Comedy Jam. Absolutely. for those of us who haven't done Def Jam or Comic View or don't have.

The new ones you mean, that's in the, okay, I got what you're saying. Yeah, so people don't, you know, we get lost in the mix.

But yeah. I was going to ask, is there anything off the table with everybody being canceled so easily now? Do you say, you know what? I'm going to stay away from this because it seems like everything is so sensitive now. Everything is so sensitive, but people got to get over that. These are jokes.

And if we don't fight for that, right, to just speak freely, then what is comedy going to be in the next five years? We'll talk about plants and shit. Nobody want to talk about that. You talk about your troubles. You talk about your life. And how y'all going to tell me how to talk about my story? You know, so you do have to

deliver it in a way where you're not offending people, but I pretty much am able to say whatever you need to say. What is the self-serve selfie comedy jam? Oh my God.

This is my documentary slash comedy special. So that'll be my first hour I'm filming. And I'm filming it myself. So it's all selfie. I'm doing everything on my phone. So like I set my tripod up okay and then I'm facing the camera so the audience is very isn't the audience is behind me

though so the people who are like watching this special it's like a very intimate experience because it's like I'm telling jokes straight to you whoever's scrolling but the audience is back yeah. So that's weird for them. They're looking at ass. So I don't know, depending on how you feel. Okay. But that's the idea of the special. And, you know, it's almost like

it's going to be like the Blair Witch Project for comedy specials. It's going to be so dope because I got all this BTS, too, because I take my selfie stick everywhere. And so I got interviews with comics. I got cameos all over the place. So it's a documentary slash comedy special.

And the point is, like, Netflix ain't busting out my door to give me a special. You know, Amazon Prime. So it's like, I got toos all over the place. So it's a documentary slash comedy special. And the point is, Netflix ain't busting out my door to give me a special. So it's like, I got to do this myself. I will do it myself. And it's going to be one of the best specials people ever seen because it's going to be so different. And it's funny. I wanted to ask you, in hip hop, you see all these young women. We still got the OGs around, but a lot of these young women are running the game, right? Do you feel like it's becoming that way in comedy?

I think we are kind of taking i don't know like say the funny by nature tour everybody in that group is doing their thing crystal is out in vegas doing magic mike ashima just got a netflix deal kelly kales just did a movie you know so we dope and it's just time for people to see us you got a netflix special coming to shima ashima franklin fresh out of mobile alabama by where atl on the funny by nature comedy tour with jess niche kelly kales special coming to Shima? Yes. Shima Franklin, fresh out of Mobile, Alabama by way of ATL. On the Funded by Nature comedy tour with Jess and Niche, Kelly Kells,

Crystal Power. Jess booked a Netflix as a special. Jess, just, hold on, Netflix is a joke. Out in LA in May

and I'll be doing the Just for Laughs Moon Tower comedy festival in April in Texas. And I got a GoFundMe for the special because I'm producing

it by myself. Hello. Hello. If I got to hit my head in a brick to get 40k I will take it back the money back from her the other day she got arrested the other day. She just got arrested. Why'd she get arrested if she didn't get to keep the money? Because she lied. Because she lied. Charlamagne gave a donkey today. Oh, okay. So yeah, I just saw how many people donated to that and I was only asking for like $20,000, $30,000.

I got $5,000 so far. It's been three weeks. You got $5,000? On GoFundMe? But I got 100,000 followers. Everybody could have gave me a dollar. What's the cash app?

Oh, the cash app? Oh, Just Niche Comedy. Dollar sign J-U-S-T. It's the GoFundMe though. I have a GoFundMe too but I got a cash app too. So let me give him the one he asked for.

He's gonna give me the one he asked for. Dollar sign J-U-S-T-N-E-S-H. That's it? Yep, that's me. I'm doing this all like on my own. Damn, thank you Charlamagne.

Brr, brr, brr, brr. Tell them how they can get in touch with you and tell them your GoFundMe so they can go into that. Okay, so damn, the GoF. Tell them how they can get in touch with you and tell them your GoFundMe so they can go into that. So, the GoFundMe,

so the link is in my IG bio. So if you follow me on IG, JustNiche, J-U-S-T-N-E-S-H, the GoFundMe link is there and then my cash app

is JustNiche Comedy. Dollar sign, J-U-S-T-N-E-S-H Comedy. All right, well, appreciate you guys for joining us.

That's right, look out for that funny by nature talk coming. JustNiche, it'sH comedies. All right. Well, appreciate you guys for joining us. That's right. Look out for that Funny by Nation tour coming. Just Niche. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

I tell you, it was the Tennessee Titans before it was the Kansas City Chiefs. Probably. But they showed, I don't know how many times they showed her

at the game yesterday, but they showed her a couple. And she swag surfed again, too. She was doing her swag surf. She's been practicing. So she did her swag surf. There ain't no swag surf she'd be doing. That's showed her a couple. And she swag surfed again, too. She was doing her swag surf. She's been practicing. So she did her swag surf. That ain't no swag surf she'd be doing. What do they call it? When they swag surf, that's how it looks like when bids don't connect.

That's how it looks when they do it together. That's not working. Well, they're saying, reportedly, that because Taylor Swift is part of the Kansas City Chiefs now, that the brand value shot up $331 million. Yeah, not because they've been to the Super Bowl four out of the last five

years. Not because they've won two Super Bowls. Okay. Not because they're going to the Super Bowl again. It's because of Taylor Swift, huh? Yep. They're saying that now that Taylor Swift is part of the Kansas City Chiefs franchise, the brand value has allegedly shot up $331 million.

And that's courtesy of Apex Marketing Group. That's what they said. So listen, what happens when they don't get married? You know what I'm saying? What happens when they don't get married? Why is the NFL making such a commitment to two people who haven't even committed to themselves yet? And I'm not saying that they won't. I'm just saying they're not now.

I don't know. There needs to be a real commitment with all of this conversation. With all the camera shots that they keep doing at Kansas City Chiefs games, the Taylor Swift, we need a real commitment. She was on the field. They had confetti. She gave her booze a kiss. She had her security to make sure that everybody was away from her.

Kelsey probably about to get his third ring. Will Taylor get her first? Inquiring minds want to know. That'd be dope to do it after Super Bowl. No, it wouldn't. What? Do it after Super Bowl? The Swifties would go crazy.

That'd be disrespectful. Don't do that. Crazy. Don't upstage your team moment or whoever wins the Super Bowl doing that. Go ahead. Now you're going to make me root for the 49ers. Now, Taylor Swift, they're talking about she could also influence the 2024 election, according to polls. They're saying 18% of the voters said they're

more likely to vote for a candidate endorsed by taylor swift i can see that that was uh they did it i guess they did a survey with 1500 people and that's what the majority of them said uh and they said as proof they said she did a post and uh recorded more than 30 000 people who signed up on vote.org just after she posted. So they're talking about her influence. So I'm sure Donald Trump and Joe Biden will be trying to get Taylor Swift to side with them. I can see that solely based off influence because, you know, a lot of people, you know,

lack direction. They don't know which way to go. So they follow their favorite celebrity. And Taylor is one of the biggest of the biggest. So I can see that. Yep. Now, Kashawn Rock allegedly got a new tattoo and it's a picture

of blue faces mugshot on her cheek. Or like a face cheek, I mean. It's like a portrait. You want to see it? Nope. Look,

show that to Shalaman. Not interested. God bless that young lady. I want him to see the tattoo. I want him to see it. Just pass it to him. Just put it in front of him. Not my world, bro.

Just so he can see. I just want you to see the tattoo. Just see the tattoo. God bless him. Come on, just see the tattoo. You got Wolverine on your arm. Just show him the bro. Just so he can see. I just want you to see the tattoos. Just see the tattoos. God bless him. Come on, just see the tattoos. You got Wolverine on your arm. Just show him the tattoos. Yeah, I got that when I was 18, 17, 18 years old when I was doing all types of drugs.

Right? So, yeah, good example of that. Okay, maybe not. And lastly, Roc Nation is shutting down a Jay-Z album. Now, last night, video director Hedigi World teased the potential jay-z album i think i did too but i'm gonna keep rocking with it now he shared a picture of a project card and it said jay-z 2024 album on it people got excited uh and somebody posted a new jay-z album is being teased for 2024 and rock nation said that's news to us so we don't know if there is going to be a jay-z

album this year but people seem excited and want to hear some new hove music i'm always here for a new hove album yep you and me both i mean because you know hove the reason you will always anticipate jay-z's music number one is because i was born in 1978 right so i was raised off jay-z bars but also because jay-z don't talk much so you don't you don't never know where jay-z is at in his life until he uh gives you some music yep he don't talk much you don't see him where Jay-Z is at in his life until he gives you some music. Yep, he don't talk much, you don't see him much. That's right. I'm always interested to hear what Mr. Carter got to say. Hear me both. Alright,

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Catch every moment of Super Bowl 58 on CBS. Screaming live on Paramount+. Don't miss Usher. Take over the field at the Apple Music Halftime Show. Coverage begins Sunday, February 11th at 6 Eastern on CBS and Screaming Live on Paramount+. Morning, everybody. It's DJ

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