The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Nicki Minaj Goes Off On Keyshia Ka'oir AGAIN, Diddy Gets Knife Pulled On Him In Jail + Andrew Young & John Hope Bryant Interview

Episode Date: October 23, 2025

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Good morning. My bad. I was really preparing for the verses, yes. Okay. Because tomorrow I'm going to do a mix. It's going to be No Limit versus Cash Money. I just want to make sure I have everything there. Okay. You know what you're doing. Nobody in no limiting cash money wearing enough Tim's for you to know what the hell you're doing. Okay? I'm pretty sure.

I went to school at Hampton, Virginia. I was DJing during that time. Tell me what you got. Tell me what you got. I just started. I just started downloading MasterP making sure. I got down for my iggers, make them say, um, about it, about it. Those are the easy ones. Go get chopper in MasterPee, chopper style. Chopper style. I'm starting to get them, but I was just downloaded and getting ready because I got to go in and out.

So I was getting myself together. It's a name my fault. Okay, go get five-o-four boys, wobble, wobble. I'm getting it. All right, there's a lot of stuff. There's some joints. Wobble, wobble, and then a lot of them, I got to make sure they clean because it's for radio, like, like, about it, about it, sounds stupid clean. Yes.

It sounds horrible. Go get Mac feature in Mystical. The Murder, Murder, Murder, Kill, Kill, Kill. Murder, murder, kill, wow It ain't mine fault I'm definitely got to go get fiend Talking like I bring it Okay

Oh, get hooty hoo by truth Come on now You can go deep down that rabbit hole I ain't going that far down the rabbit hole now Which is no limit soldier You're gonna get the remix of the regular one Oh you got to get mystical The man right chair

The man right Come on now Come on now Yeah I know that's right I got some joy All right So I'm getting myself

Ice cream man Masterpillar Don't forget ice cream, man. Oh, I forgot ice cream, man. Don't forget ice cream, man. I'm just saying. Yes. You got bowed about it.

That's the easy one. Yeah, I got bad about it. You got some joints. Listen, it's going to be a great versus. Yes. It is. Group off no limit. Love cash money.

It's going to be a fantastic version. Now, I forgot to ask. Can we watch it online? I don't know. That's what I want to know. Because, you know, this seems like they might do a pay-per-view on us or something like that. So I'm just curious. I'll pay for that.

If we could watch it online or do we have to go to some streaming service to check it out. What is the next? Yeah, we got to find out. What artists are going to be there, though? Is it going to be like Birdman versus P? I don't know. Nobody has said anything. And Wayne?

I can't see Wayne coming out to a versus. But not, I think. He's cash money. I agree, but I just can't see. I mean, maybe, I don't know. We'll see. Okay. All right.

Well, let's get the show cracker. Who's joining us this morning? We have our icon living. Civil rights activists, politician, diplomat, pastor. Former mayor of Atlanta, Georgia. Andrew Young. He has a new documentary on MSNBC

called Andrew Young the dirty work. Now, Andrew Young is a person who used to work closely with Martin Luther King, Jr. He was one of

a Martin Little King Jr. Strategist. And it is so interesting when you sit down with these legends, these giants, these pillars in our community because they actually

lived the history we talked about. That's right. The history we read about. And when you talk to them, it ain't nothing like you thought it was.

That's right. Okay? But we'll talk to Andrew Young this morning. All right. And also, we got front page news.

Mimi will be breaking down everything that's going on now. Mimi Brown. Yeah, so don't go anywhere. It's the breakfast club. Come on. Morning, we are the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news.

I'll be at Hampton University, by the way. But what's up, Mimi? We're going to start off with some quick sports. Tonight is Thursday night football. The Vikings will play the charges at 815. Well, quickly, did any of y'all see the NBA games last night? Did y'all? Yep, I did.

What did you watch? Clay Thompson's team. The Dallas Maverick. The Dallas Mavericks. It's a foreign. Thompson, T. He's on there. My husband's watching the game,

and I started watching. I was like, okay, they go crazy. He's watching Cooper Flag and Anthony Davis. Yeah, they lost last night. Yeah, Wembe got crazy last night. Crazy. I can't wait to hear you messed up Cooper Flag name.

I know it's coming. I know you're going to drop the L. I know it. I can feel it in my soul. No, I'm not. It's going to happen. The Knicks one last night. It was the season over there.

They played pretty damn well today. They beat the capitalist. They look good last night. You a Knicks fan. I am a Knicks fan. Nice. All right. What's up, Mimi?

me. Good morning, NB. Jeff Shaldemand. How y'all doing this morning? Hey, girl. Good morning. All right, so we start this morning in Washington, where the government shutdown is now stretching into his 23rd day, marking the second longest shutdown in modern U.S. history. Now, yesterday, the Senate voted once again to pass forward a bill to reopen the government, marking the 12 times that the bill failed. Now, the measure, it failed 54 to 46, short of the 60 votes needed to move forward.

three Democrats crossed party lines to vote with Republicans, but it still wasn't enough to break the stalemate. So that vote came after a 22-hour marathon speech from Oregon Senator Jeff Berkeley, who spoke throughout the night, accusing President Trump of authoritarianism and urging Congress to act. Now, with no deal in sight, Republican leaders are floating two ideas, either change the Senate rules that make it hard to pass anything without 60 votes, or come up with a plan B to break that stalemate. Now, Democrats, meanwhile, they say they will not budge on any plan that doesn't include health care subsidies. And at the White House, attention is turning from policy to construction, whose have started tearing down parts of the East Wing to make room for that new $300 million presidential ballroom,

a major expansion from what President Trump once called a small renovation. During a Senate luncheon, the president bragged about the project. Let's listen to that. You probably hear the beautiful sound of construction. to the back. You hear that sound? Oh, that's music to my ears. I love that sound. Other people don't like it. I love it, Josh. I think when I hear that sound, it reminds me of money. In this case, it reminds me of lack of money because I'm paying for it. So it's the opposite. Well, the administration says the project is privately being funded, but for nearly half of the

American Charlemagne, who haven't received a paycheck and may soon be losing access to food assistance, They say the optics are striking. Again, we've been talking about this all week. Federal officials are warning that if the shutdown stretches into November, there may not be enough money to fund those food assistance programs. Several states are already sounding the alarm in Georgia. The Atlanta community food banks says nearly 1.5 million people could be affected in California. Another 5 million people could see delays as early as next week.

In Detroit, food banks, they say that if they lose SNAP, It would devastate the community because that's where nearly one in five people, they rely on those SNAP benefits to afford groceries. And in New Jersey, families are being urged to use whatever benefits remain on their EBT cards right now because those funds may not be available after November 1st. Yeah, you know, I'm an ambassador for the Food Bank in New York City in Harlem and they are flooded. Like, you know, the Harlem Food Pantry, they faced a record demand because of the shutdown. I think they said they've given out more than 7,000 food. packages up up since October 21st well up until October 21st and they've logged 1,376 new clients just this month that's the largest single month increase

of the year because people are just anticipating losing the SNAP benefits wow yeah and while lawmakers in Washington can't seem to agree on the basics another debate is now taking shape at the Supreme Court it centers on a question that's raising out eyebrows across the country can you smoke weed and still own a gun That's the question before the court right now. The law currently says that if you use marijuana, even in a state where it's legal, you can't legally own a firearm. But that rule is now being challenged in a new case that the court just agreed to hear.

It involves a Texas man who admitted to using marijuana regularly, but said he wasn't high when federal agents found the gun inside of his home. A lower court, they cited with him saying that occasional drug use doesn't take away, shouldn't take away someone's Second Amendment rights. Now, the Justice Department, though, they disagreed, saying the law is meant to keep guns out of the hands of people who could be impaired or dangerous. They argue that similar restrictions have existed for centuries,

even dating back to laws that kept habitual drinkers from carrying weapons. Now, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the months ahead, and the decision could have major implications for millions of Americans, especially in states where marijuana is legal. Well, I don't smoke weed. I eat it. Okay. not to mention shouldn't that apply to people who drink alcohol as well yeah it doesn't make sense because if you drink

alcohol it's the same you know it can deter what you're doing as well so it's really worse yeah it shouldn't it sounds so stupid but wow that's where we are all right and so coming up at 7 the company that redefined shopping may now be redefining

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800-585-1051. Not just me. I'm what the coach of feels. Hello, who's this? Hello, who's this? The DJ Envy, it's Frosty. What's up, my guy? We ain't heard from you in a minute, man.

Where you been? Frosty be on the chat. You'd be on the Twitch chat. Oh, for real? Yeah. How can you remember me, DJMV? Because it says Frosty. This homie that be outside?

They used to be outside. Sound like him, right? Yeah, that's not him. Yeah, that's me. Oh, what's up, man? Yeah. I'm in Vegas now, though. Oh, man, congratulations.

What you're doing out there? I live out here. Okay. All right. Anything else? Yeah, I miss y'all, though. Miss you too, man. Do you?

Yeah. Frost used to scare the hell out of us. You should be sitting outside the radio station. You laughing doing this crazy-ass laugh. I'm like, all, security. Keep your gun off safety now. Hey, yo. Okay.

What's up, Frost? Hey, what up, Jay. Hey, what's up, Frosty? How you doing? Oh, good. Y'all shall follow me on Instagram. What's your Instagram? Y-U-N-G-T-R-E-E-D-R-E-E-E-S.

C-R-C-E-37. Y-U-N-G, what? T-R-E-C-E-C-E-37. Why you're not going to follow him? Man, you're not, man. Frosty, what's up, man? You don't never know how to get out of a situation. You just talk to goddamn much.

Shut up. Yeah, man, about to follow you right now. What's up, though, Frosty? For sure. Do you see the Knicks win last time? Yeah, I seen the Knicks. I was at Seas Palace, watching them play. That's what I'm talking about, Frosty.

How the food and Seas's Fowl's. I haven't had it, to be honest. Oh, okay, well, go. Go get you something to eat, man, on me. For sure. Hopefully they go far, though, the Knicks. Yes, sir. They're going to go far.

The only team in the east, I think that's going to be a problem, is Cleveland. Everybody else, I think is beat up. I think we are. Orlando going to be good, too, though. Nah, a little bit. Yep. But, at New York Knicks look nice. They look pretty unstoppable.

They look good. They look good, man. This is their year. Well, Frost, you have a good one, man. You get back to doing what you do. Oh, sure. Jeremy. All right, man.

Have a good one, brother. Bye. Bye. You don't know how to get out of situation. You tell somebody like that, everything they want to hear, and you just moonwalk out the situation. Be autistic? What? I'm asking.

Yeah, he can draw. Okay, that's the same. You can paint. Very artistic. Nice. Okay, cool. Just asking. I hate this place. Get it off your chest.

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Time to get it off your chest. Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on the breakfast club. Hello, who's this? It's Melissa. What's up, Melissa? Get it off your chest. It's Alyssa. Hey, I'm just, Salamane.

I just want to tell you that I appreciate you so much for that. Oh, you guys are for the interview with Food Humane and his wife about the diagnosis. This thing hit my family so hard. My son, who went to, he has two degrees. he is, oh my gosh, he went to school to be a software engineer and he has a degree in biology and he was well on his way to doing living out his dream and then all of a sudden one day his behavior started changing and I had no idea what was going on and it's still happening now but it's not happening with the intensity that it once was before but I'm still so very lost on

what to do and how to continue to help him. He's on a keto diet, which helps so much. He's on all these vitamins that he takes every day, and that is really what's helping him, but he hasn't really got over that hump yet. And so, and I'm still

working a full-time job. I mean, it was so bad. My son literally was at the airport for 24 hours, because his mind was telling him, someone was coming, taking him to another country. Wow. So this thing is terrible. It is awful. It is the worst thing I've ever spent in my life

and I'm sorry I'm trying not to be emotional but I just want to encourage families and anyone that is going through this to definitely be there for your children or whoever it is that is going through this because it is so hard and nobody understands why it's happening you're right did you take them to a doctor

or a mental health provider you know yes okay good and he went to one one company one health care facility all they want to do is just prescribed medicine And they don't really want to get to what the root of the issue is. And so I've been working with this lady called Nicole Laurent. I don't know if you guys want to look her up.

She has a program and it's this entire keto program that it's like medically induced keto. So once your body gets in that high levels of keto, then it actually can reverse some of the issues going on in the brain. So Keisha didn't speak on that. I'm not sure that's something that, you know, Gucci was doing, the exercise, definitely. And vitamins are so important, like the omega-3s and the, oh, gosh, she's taking so many. The vitamin D3 with K2, when it's just so many different vitamins that they need to be on serotonin, lion's name, I mean, stuff for inflammation, like cinnamon for inflammation. It's so many different, like, natural things that you can do, but it's, like, this.

thing really needs to get out there. And I'm with you, Charlemagne, it's not enough information out there with people that are actually their caretakers or that are helping them because I was the victim of so much rage and anger. And I kept going, why is my son talking to me like this? We never had this relationship. But like Keisha said, it's not them. It's not the person that you know and love. That is something different. And it's just so hard. So I just wish there was more information out there. Something, someone, I don't know who can do what, but we really

need that support. For some days, we just wake up, just defeated and drain, because especially if you raise your kids, right, you're like, what did I do wrong? Where did I go wrong? I tend to turn it on ourselves. Yeah, I think it's a lot of information out there. What I think it is, it's not a lot of people like yourself

and Keisha telling their story. You know, that's something we started doing at the Mental Wealthexball a couple years ago because I think it was Corey Miner Smith. Cory Miner Smith was the person who brought it to our attention about, you know, you know, talking to the people who actually have to deal with the individuals who have mental health issues. And thank you for sharing your story, Mom.

Absolutely. Appreciate it. Hello, who's this? Good morning. This is Winston, aka DJ Cliff. What's up, Winston? I'm doing all right. Good morning, Jess.

Good morning. DJ N.V. Good morning. And, of course, Shaliman, the guy. Good morning. What I want to get out of my chest, first thing and first. I want to talk to Shaleman. because I don't like how he'd be having DJ Enver because when he says he's to

Dominica and he's not from the Republic and that always get on my nerve when you say that because as a proud Dominican myself that's right that's right that's a proud Dominica myself I'm proud to call DJ Envy a Dominican listen I am just excited because to know that you know you're going to Dominica especially for the first time I want you to have the time of your life I want you to go like Like, just said, go down to the Indian River that's in Portsmouth area. That's where I'm from. Hello.

Amazing. Yeah. Yeah. Go to the coverage. And, of course, I go to screws as well. Get some of that salt for hot water, naturally hot water in your system, clear your pores and stuff like that. He definitely going to get screwed. I guarantee you that's going to be his first stop now.

Shut up, man. That's the other thing. That's the other thing. Oh, wow. Yeah, my man back. But I'm excited, man. I'm going there this Saturday. Where should I go eat?

What's a good place to get some food? Places to get some food. Like, if you just go down the Portsmouth, there's a place for a boop and you can get some great fish over there. All right. That's good. But he do got to be careful because y'all got the highest density of volcanoes, right? Uh-oh. Listen, them thing haven't erupted in a long time, man.

Who cares about that? We just... Now who cares about it. Somebody from New York who want to be. Dominican? I'm Dominica. Oh, I'm sorry, Dominican. Yes.

You're right. Exactly. And it's great. Not Dominican. I'm excited to go this Saturday. I got a lot of people that's been hitting me. I want to see where my family's from. So I'm going to go see what my family's from.

Because they said they got some family laying out there. I just want to go see. Thank you, sir, for calling and inviting him. Welcome, Jess. Yeah. And you guys should take a trip to one day. Absolutely. I let them know how it is first.

Please let us know. Thank you, sir. Get it off your chest. 800, 585, 105. What you're going to say? What you're going to say? Okay, lambskin. Yes.

Okay, lambskin. What's up, lambskin? I'm warm today. It ain't even now cold. Man. I'm glad she did. Look, I told her don't come here with that stomach all out so she won't get sick. Lauren had a little lamb. Man, no.

Put it on her jacket. Man. We got the legs. We're ladies with Lauren. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

All right, guys. Yeah, we do. We got the latest of Lauren coming up. I heard the caller earlier talking about, you know, the struggles of someone who is like the caretaker or family member of people with mental health issues. Well, Nikki Minaj was on Spaces last night, and she was sounding off about Kior and she felt like the interview was too much about her.

It was not about her at all. We're going to have a conversation about it. Why? I don't even know why we're in. entertaining this. The conversation was not about her in any way she could do this. So we could talk about it. That's crazy. I mean, I think you should have teased about did he getting poked

in jail. What? I was told that he didn't get poke like that just like not not that pole. You woke up and somebody had to his throat. We're going to talk about all of this in the first hour of the latest. All right. We'll get to that next. We'll get to a next. It's the breakfast club.

Good morning. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes she has facts. Sometimes she had details.

Sometimes she had a little bit. We did it. On the breakfast club. Talk to me. Yes. You did a pre-recorded intro for a live segment? Oh my gosh. Shut up.

Telling them all the tree. We got some things. Go ahead. Let's go. timing was right. Yes. So last night, Nikki Minaj spoke out about the Gucci Men and Keisha Kior interview that we did up here.

And I know that we've covered her tweets on it, but last night was a little bit more in depth. She went live on Twitter Spaces. And she talked about how she felt like Keiore thrusted herself to the front of that interview. So she says that it was a basically a setup

for us to just talk to Kisha Kior and not Gucci Man. Let's take a listen to Nicky Minage, number one. Oh, no goodness. Why would you have had to decide if you were still going to do a show because you got bit by a beat? Who the fuck you think we was born yesterday, dumb shit? You see how you just revealed that the show was to talk to you? You see how you just revealed that it was not about Gucci Man?

You silly. And Ms. Deb said she want to get in on a motherfucking action too. But I said, we're trying to be nice. Since when, if somebody's spouse, I use that term, depending on certain things. Gotta do the show. If you had an allergic reaction, why you didn't do your mother's

of a motherfucker favor in us and sit the fuck outside. You are that insecure about your aging face that you have lied to millions of people and said... She got bit by some shit that she had allergic reaction. Notice she ain't say that prior to that footage coming out. Like she didn't wake up that morning and say, oh shit. My God, y'all, I got this thing by B.

We all got allergic reactione. reactione-bloody. It was when the footage came out that she's seen her filter didn't come with her outside that day. I have no idea why we entertaining this. Like, what is, what? I don't even know what she's talking about. Just I know, Nikki would be amazing on Broadway, but yeah, yeah, first of all, we didn't even know Kishi. Yeah, what amazing. Yeah, we didn't even know in the heat of battle, your squad relies on you. Don't let them down. Unlock Elite Gaming Tech at Lenovo.com. Dominate every match with next level speed, seamless streaming, and performance that won't quit. So you can push your gameplay beyond performance with Intel Core Ultra processors.

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Hey, I'm Cal Penn, and on my new podcast, Here We Go Again, we'll take today's trends and headlines and ask, why does history keep repeating itself? You may know me as the second hottest actor from the Harold and Kumar movies, but I'm also an author, a White House staffer, and as of like 15 seconds ago, a podcast host. Along the way, I've made some friends who are experts in science, politics, and pop culture. And each week, one of them will be joining me to answer my burning questions. Like, are we heading towards another financial crash like in 08? Is non-monogamy back in style? And how come there's never a gate ready for your flight when it lands like two minutes early?

We've got guests like Pete Buttigieg, Stacey Abrams, Lili Singh, and Bill Nye. When you start weaponizing outer space, things can potentially, go really wrong. Look, the world can seem pretty scary right now because it is. But my goal here is for you to listen and feel a little better about the future. Listen and subscribe to here we go again

with Cal Penn on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Kiyo was coming until she actually got into him. Bless Nikki's heart. We send the Nikki healing energy. I just want to put up the facts out there because people believe things if they don't hear the facts. And the facts is we did not know Kish Kiyo was here. She pulled up

with Gucci and did you read the book episodes? When is she not with her husband? It ain't even that. Like she's with them everywhere. Did y'all read the book episodes? Yes, I'm reading the book now. I'm on Chapter 6th. The book is absolutely about Gucci and his manic episodes and it's about the

person who is the closest to him, Keisha Kior, who also had to live through those episodes with him. In taking care of them. What are we talking about? Yeah. Well, yes. And I don't even understand how she's making this about her. But God bless her heart. We send her Nikki Minaj healing energy. But even outside of her being a big part of the book, because she's

her husband's saving grace, she always with him. Yeah. It's her husband. It's hard to not see K.O. when you see Gucci Man. And I'm glad she was in the interview because nobody ever talks to the individuals who have to deal with the people who have mental illness. Yeah. And not only that, she was able to break it down what she happened, what she saw. She was able to help people who are dealing with family members who have mental illness. And the signs to see. I thought that was dope and amazing. And we always see Ken of with Nikki. All the time, he'll

be saying nothing. You know, you know, sitting off to the side. But we always see them together. It's like, what's the problem? Well, Nikki talked about, for a second of... What's the problem that she was with her husband? I don't get it. Well, yeah, so Nikki did mention her husband on the spaces. She also

talked a bit about, she says that the reason why Keogh was in the interview and made it a priority being in the interview is not because of any of the reason you guys just said, but because Kior is a narcissist. And the ex-based actually got interrupted by her son. Let's take a listen to number two. The bitch is so insecure at her face. Simply being her face, you see, not everyone ages like the generous queen

because my light inside, my grace, my peace, my love, my paradox, my conundrum, My truth, my generosity, my humility, my restraint when I have the power to do so much damage and choose not to. No, I'm no psychology major. I don't know much about much. But boy, boy, do narcissists sure have a way of pushing themselves to the front by any means necessary. They will step on you. They will cheat you. Wow.

It ends today. You do not honor Gouchon man. Come on, Papa. Wait a baby. So when... Isn't that the pot calling the blueprint pink? Like what you mean? She's making this about her.

Okay. Listen, someone needs to read that Gucci Man book episodes and learn something from it. Okay. And intervene in this life that Nikki Minaj is living. Because this is ridiculous. Side note, Nikki would kill voiceovers.

What? No, I'm not even joking. Like, could you... Like, when she was just, I closed my eyes and I was listening to the scary movie and just what she was saying, I was like, she would kill voice. not like on the side, no,

Nikki's, she could spit, she could rap, but Jesus. Why are we still in the phone? I'm sorry. We can move on now. I have one more. We can move on because, you know, in other news, other New York news, Diddy, almost lost his life behind bars. This was revealed by, in court by Brian Stitt

with his attorney. Yeah, somebody tried to attempt to stab him in his throat. Damn. In court, we found this out when they were trying to basically make the plea that, you know, Diddy is going to be in danger behind bars. But his friend, Charlucci, who I know one time we had talked about like who comes with the family

there's always a guy named Charlucci Finney with his family making sure his kids are good and you know all the things. The guy outside of the courtroom with the Diddy shirt on all the time? Yeah so he spoke to Daily Mail once that became news and kind of not even kind of he detailed more of what happened so he said an inmate snuck into Diddy's jail cell and could

have murdered him. He said Diddy woke up with a knife to his throat and he says that this was unreported even though it was a close call and it was super violent because he kind of he didn't want it to be like a big thing. Now Charlucci says he doesn't know if Diddy fought him off, the guards came in, he just knows that

it happens. And they also say, if this guy wanted to harm him, Diddy would have been harmed. It would only have took a second to cut his throat with the weapon and killed him. So it was probably a way to say next time you're not going to be so lucky. Everything is intimidation, but with Diddy it didn't work because Diddy's from Harlem.

Now, again, Diddy's... Huh? Yeah, they always talk about Harlem. What the hell? What are them being from Harlem got to do with anything? Yeah, I just, I mean... Nobody actually said that? Yeah, it's a quote from his friend. I was feeling the quote when Tim said that day from Harlem. Like, it's Hall of University and he has these special powers.

Like Hall of the Hollywood or stuff. I think he just means, you know, he's been through some things. You know what I mean he don't stare easily. What you just said is a great point. They talk about Harlem like it's Harvard or Wakanda. Absolutely. Like it's some mystical place that gets to do. For Did he from Harlem?

You almost got him. And karate chopped them in the air. I don't know. What does that you have to do with anything? In prison, it don't matter. Where the hell are you from? He had me until he had the Harlem. They almost got him, but he's from Harlem.

Huh? So they walked, man. Man, what are we talking about? You know, it's sad. I mean,

we could joke all day long about Diddy because some of these things are funny, but, you know, it's to the point now, there's no way that they should be sneaking into his jail cell and get that close to him, right? Yeah, that is horrible.

That is crazy. But it is prison, and those are the horrors of prison. You can wake up with all types of stuff as your throat. I'm just shocked that Diddy doesn't have With all types of things in your throat I didn't say that I'm just shocked that

Diddy doesn't have more supervision I would think because he's such a high profile I would think the same reason He would have a lot more supervision around him Well I did ask you know since I've been asking since this came up in court Like what happens next now Like how what do you guys request

supervision wise and wherever he's going to end up And I mean of course they don't want to answer that Because they don't want that to be a broadcasted thing But I'm you know after hearing something like this If you're a BOP you have to take a lot of things into consideration who's the Bureau of Prisons like the people that make the decisions of like

where you're going with the security is going to look like they work with the I don't know you just said BOP I'm like what the hell? I'm like what Bob got to do? What's going on with the appeal? Do we get any update on the appeal? No nothing yet nothing on the appeal yet. The last thing I heard was four to six weeks. That was it.

Yeah because I mean the with the Trump stuff? No no no no because they said they were going to file a pill on the sentences I was just curious if there's any updates but after the first incident where they say did he almost got into a fight, like Sholomey said, he should be under supervision like crazy. They should make sure he's safe because it would be

crazy to see somebody like a ditty or anybody in jail get hurt or killed. After this is the second time now, you know? And like you said, yeah, he doesn't have a long bid. It's a smaller bid, but still it seems crazy. Yeah, I mean, so we'll, I mean, I was going to say we'll find out

kind of what that looks like security-wise, but I don't think that they'll even disclose it. You know what I mean? Because of high-profile. How high-profile the cases will just figure out where he's going and kind of what the security measures will be as far as like what generally what the court has but um that white house did respond to me I asked them about that report that said that

uh Trump is backing away from this now like you don't want nothing to do with it because of MAGA and they just pointed me to that original statement that uh no white house official can give any updates this is a decision up to Trump and as of right now that's not even a conversation okay all right well that is the latest with Lauren and could you imagine Diddy's mental right now there's no way did he can sleep in jail well it's prison bro yeah there's no way he's Like those are the horrors of prison

The second time there's no way he's sleeping Yeah and I was reading this report by this guy Who's like a legal analyst And they were talking about how like celebrities are higher stake I mean it always depends on your crime too But celebrities and people of like Financial Influencers are always of higher stake In bars

Behind bars I'm sorry All right when we come back We got front page news And we'll talk to me next I don't go anywhere as the breakfast club Good morning Morning everybody is DJ NV Just hilarious

Shalamey Nagai We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get back in some front page news. Start off with NFL Thursday Night Football. The Minnesota Vikings take on the charges today at 8.15 p.m. Also, last night, did any of you watch the NBA games? I watched Wemby dropped 40. Wemby got busy last night. He beat the Mavericks.

I'm lying. I ain't watch it, but I heard about it. Now, he was going crazy. Cooper Flagg scored 10.10 rebounds. AD was getting busy last night. It was a great game. The Knicks looked amazing last night. If I were coming back healthy, the Mad is going to be good. Yeah. Nick's going to be real good, too. Yeah, Knicks look really, really, really good.

So salute to the next last night. But what's up, Mimi? Good morning, NB, Judge Salomein. How y'all doing this morning? Hey, girl, are we good. Glad you, Holly Fabit. How are you, Mimi? Oh, good.

Thank you. All right, well, we start this hour in New York City, where the gloves came off in the second and final mayorial debate last night, a Democrat Zoran Mondani, former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and Republican Curtis Leewa. They went head to head less than two weeks before Election Day, debating everything from prime to housing to immigration. And from the start,

things got heated. Now the three spired over experience, leadership, and who's best to run the city. Take a listen. You have never had a job. You've never accomplished anything. There's no reason to believe you have any merit or qualification for eight and a half million lives. You don't know how to run a government. You don't know how to handle an emergency. And you've literally never proposed a bill. And you never showed up for work and you missed 80% of the vote. We just had a former governor saying in his own words that the city has been getting screwed by the state. Who was leading the state? It was you.

Governor Hokel. You were leading the state for 10 years, screwing the city. Heard the both of them again fighting like kids in their schoolyard. Zoran, your resume could fit on a cocktail napkin. And Andrew, your failures could fill a public school library in New York City. damn your resume could fit on a cocktail napkin is crazy that was good that was yeah that was good he came with the zingers all night um the debate then shifted the policy with sharp divisions on crime housing and transit on policing all three candidates said they would keep police commissioner jessica tish if if elected they also found rare common ground condemning the ice raids in new york city saying federal immigration agents should stay out of local policing but the most intense exchange came when Mondani, former confronted Cuomo over the sexual abuse allegations that led to his resignation as governor. Let's take a listen to that.

In 2021, 13 different women who worked in your administration incredibly accused you of sexual harassment. Since then, you have spent more than $20 million in taxpayer funds to defend yourself. You have even gone so far as to legally go after these women. One of those women, Charlotte Bennett, is here in the audience. this evening. You sought to access her private gynecological records. She cannot speak up for herself because you lodged a defamation case against her. I, however, can speak. What do you say to the 13 women that you sexually harassed? There were allegations of sexual harassment. They were then, went to five district's attorneys, fully litigated for four years, the cases

were dropped. You know that as a fact. So everything you just stated, you just said, was a misstatement. I'm going to tell y'all something, ma'am. I said this before on Laura Trump show, but when it comes to campaign style, Mom Dani has a lot of Trump in him, okay? Number one, running on the message of affordability, okay, the economy, he never moves off that message. Number two, keeping it America first, specifically New York City. And yesterday, bringing one of Cuomo's accusers to the debate, that was right out of Trump's playbook. Trump did that to Hillary Clinton, you know, when he bought Bill Clinton's accuses. that go. He has

taken the things that Trump has done in his campaign that actually are effective and apply them themselves. I think he's running a great campaign, bro. That's probably why Cuomo didn't answer questions after, because it was only Mondani and Slewa answered questions after. Quoma got a bad to Dodge. They actually went to the Knicks game

after, but he got a batter of it. And he was sitting with Eric Adams, yep. Yep. Yep. So early voting in New York, it begins on Saturday, October 25th. It runs through November 2nd, but Election Day is November 4th. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. So you make sure you want to exercise your right to vote.

Absolutely. And this morning, we have an update on a case, the case of 23-year-old nursing student, Katea Scott. We talked about this earlier this week. She's the young woman whose disappearance gripped Philadelphia earlier this month. Now, the man previously charged with kidnapping her, 21-year-old Keon King is now charged with murder.

Police confirmed that the remains found in that shallow grave this past weekend belonged to Scott. The medical examiner has ruled her death. A homicide and prosecutors have added a long list of new charges to King, including theft, tampering with evidence, abuse of a corpse and obstruction of justice. Now, police say Scott was last seen October 4th, leaving her overnight shift at a local nursing home. And investigators believe she met up with King shortly after leaving work. Days later, officers found her remains behind an abandoned middle school in Germantown after receiving what they say was a very specific anonymous tip. Now, authorities say surveillance video shows two people leaving a vehicle

and moving what appears to be a heavy object, evidence that more than one person may have been involved. Let's listen to the police talk about that. Recovery Kate's body was not the outcome we hoped for, but we are grateful that we are able to bring her home. We continue to pursue anyone who helped, who concealed, who participated, in this act.

We will not stop. I wish nothing but the worst for that, young man. Yeah. I mean, I wish nothing but pain and a lifetime of heartache for that, for that man, man. I just don't even know what triggers a person even want to do something like that

to another individual. Well, prosecutors say that he has a history of violence against women, including a separate kidnapping case earlier this year. Now, that case was dismissed when a witness didn't show up, but those charges have now been refiled. And Scott's family is thinking, for their, and the community for their, for their prayers and their support.

Meanwhile, King, he remains behind bars on a $2.5 million bail. A preliminary hearing has been set for November 3rd. I don't understand why people like that don't have to register like some type of offender. You tried to kidnap somebody before and you just out here walking around? Yeah, and just because they didn't, just because the witness didn't show up to court like, you're just free, you sky free. It don't make sense. Yeah. So we will, we will continue to watch that and follow this story.

All right. Well, that is your front page news. Brown. Follow me at Mimi Brown TV. For more stories, follow the Black Information Network. Download the free IHeartRadio app or visit BINNews.com. Thank you, Mimi. Now, when we come back, we have American civil rights activist, politician, diplomat, and pastor Andrew Young. Come on, man. This is 93 years of wisdom. Okay. This man worked alongside Martin Luther King Jr. All the stuff we read about in his three books, he actually lived. Right. And we're going to talk to him next. So don't move. It's the breakfast Cloak.

Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Jess O'Larious. Salomey Naga. We are the Breakfast Club. Long La Roses here as well.

And we got a special guest in the building. Civil rights activist, politician, diplomat, and past the ladies and gentlemen, O.G. Andrew Young. Good morning, sir. Good morning. How are you, brother? I'm really glad to be here with you.

Yes, sir. I'm long overdue. Man, who are you telling? I need, I mean, I need to know where you are. Yes, sir. And I'm a look at the book and be honest, a die lying. And I probably, you know, I need to read that quickly. Yes, sir. John O'Brien is here as well. John O'Brien. Good morning, sir.

Good morning. I want to be with you. Good morning. Mr. Andrew Young has a new documentary out called The Dirty Work. Why was it important for you to tell this part of your story now? Well, I'm telling my story. And we see the glamour of the civil rights movement, and it was very glamorous. But every one or two you see on television, there were 500 to 1,000 of us in the background doing the dirty work. And it's the way I got into it. I was actually up here in New York in 1957, 58.

And Dr. King needed somebody to move with him to Atlanta. My wife was from Marion, Alabama, which was a little country town near Selma, and we saw the NBC documentary on John Lewis in a national sitting story. We just bought a house out in Queens. And I was working up at the National Council of Churches, and when the documentary came on, my wife said, it's time for us to go home. I said, we are home.

She said, no, this is New York. New York can't ever be my home. And I said, well, we just bought this house. We got a good job. She said, I'm going back to my mama and Alabama. And I'm taking my children. And I said, well, what do you want me to do? She said, I want you to sell this house and find a job down south.

It was the attraction of going back south that got me back in the movement. And it was in that transition. Martin Luther King had just been stabbed. and he took in New York he took a month off to go to India and was just coming back

and planning to move from Montgomery to Atlanta so I ended up getting pulled in to try to help him move and that was the dirty work he needed to be in a bigger city than Montgomery

but he couldn't afford to live in Atlanta except with his parents and so he was trying to raise funds. He never had a million dollars a year to work with the entire time we had the movement going. And so I was trying to help him raise some funds and went to my church up here, the United Church of Christ, and asked them.

They founded a number of colleges, Howard and Tbilis, Talladega, Tuguloo, all across the south. And so I said, you know, if you would let us use some of these properties or some of them, we could have a movement southwide in little and no time. And so I was sort of being a bridge between him making the transition to Montgomery and coming to Atlanta. I was then moved from Atlanta back to, I mean from New York back to Atlanta. And the first job I got, he was not there. His secretary said, well, once she said, my wife's in Alabama.

She said, you can't be hanging around here loose. He said, idle mine is the devil's workshop. And there was a whole lot of devils. And she said, you need something to do. I said, well, anything I can do to help. And she gave me a great big egg crate packed with lettuce. And so she said, if you can help Dr. King with his mail, that's really if you want to get to know a company

if somebody's coming in here and wants to get to know it answer the mail or at least read the mail or know what's happening around and so it gave me I mean I ended up with a bucket of mail and that was sort of a dirty work so Charlemagne when he also when he went to go get the job

when he went to get to the south the stab didn't want him Dr. King was out giving speeches and on the road the stabbed didn't want him he was smart He was articulate. He was, like, all the seats are taken. We all, we're good.

They sent him packing. So he came back with a grant. The grant was self-funded. And it was for nonviolent education or something like that. But he funded his salary. So Dr. King said, well, you can sit, you pay for it? You can sit around over here. Well, we're not only paid for it.

Huh? We not only paid for it. I brought access to all of those schools. Yes. In North Carolina, King's minds. Mountain, Georgia, it was Atlanta University, Alabama, it was Tuguloo, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, and Tugulah and Mississippi. But the key point of that, Ambassador Young, was, again, you won't take credit of this, he became the one person nobody could fire. So he could speak truth to power.

Yeah, but we didn't fire anybody. Exactly, because Dr. King didn't like conflict. If you let me finish my point. Yes, so. Dr. King didn't like conflict. So he was the conflict manager So he was the one inside the staff You had crazy people on the left

And crazy folks sort of over here Trying to do revolutions Dr. King did one conflict So he would expect Ambassador Young to knock heads Inside dirty work That's it And when he came in he wanted it to be resolved And so he was a resolution manager

Inside the movement and outside the movement Again he doesn't take credit for it But that really became one of his magic pieces was that he was an independent thinker just like you are, just like all you guys are independent thinkers. Did I get that right? I guess.

No, the thing is that I left Howard and I really, well, I really fucked up for three and a half years. Damn. See? But I somehow got a degree. How you say he was f*** up? Because I was playing around,

wasn't studying, I was trying to make the swimming team. And so I was trying to, hit on the girls and I wasn't making any progress at all. You know, a little from New Orleans. And I got along with people, but I was trying to grow up. And when I came, left Howard, and we stopped because you couldn't, had no hotels that let you stay, we stopped at a Kings Mountain, North Carolina, where we had a church conference going.

on and i decided to run up to mountain somewhere along there i kind of blacked out i looked around and everything seemed perfect you know it was a perfect sky perfect cornfield the green trees was sparkling and i said damn everything he has got a purpose and but me and i said i cannot be put here on this earth with no purpose at all and how do i find a purpose well well what I came to was if there's something that I think needs doing and nobody wants to do it that becomes my purpose

so I was looking for stuff that needed to be done that nobody wanted to do. It's such an interesting perspective when you talk about a purpose too John because in my mind I always thought the purpose was the liberation of black people but you're always just

looking for a purpose within yourselves. So let's get into real talk. He's got survivor's guilt. He doesn't sleep. He's always working because he was on that balcony. When Dr. King was assassinated, the FBI told him the instructions for the shooter.

If you miss the dreamer, kill the strategist. He's been, all this time, UN ambassador, first black union ambassador of history of the United States under Carter, first congressman since reconstruction in the south, brought the Atlantic, the Olympics to Atlanta, made Atlanta international city, mayor, presidential medal of Freeman,

40, French foreign legion of 40, 150 honorary doctor degrees, brought a venture capital to Africa, liberated Zimbabwe, helped to get Mandela out of prison. But underneath all this, I'm here because my friend was a shot. So he couldn't enjoy any of it. He'd give all his money away. He's been a servant, his whole life, and he is the closest thing we have to Nelson Mandela. Everybody plays a role in the movement is what I've always heard and learned. I feel like today, when we talk about the boycott that we're trying to do actively there's no real roles

we don't take one thing serious we might take the other one serious because there's no there's no structure there's no how did you get people to fall in line even though not everybody agreed with you everybody used to go to church back then and radio black radio was owned by white folks

and they would play the music but we'd have to slip in an announcement there's going to be a certain meeting that you know, such and such a Baptist church or such and such a Methodist church. And they finally even stopped them from doing announcements. So it went by word of mouth. We knew that every night we'd have a mass meeting at some church in some neighborhood. And people would get together about five o'clock. And they'd sing these old songs that the young folk then came in and modified

the freedom songs. Then the preachers would come in and preach a little bit and tell what's going on, but it was all around the church. And in the daytime, when the churches were not operating, the kids went to the schools, and the guys who were hanging out at the pool hall, we'd stop by there. In fact, Dr. King was a very good pool play. He grew up in the YMCA, and he could get that by his attention because he would go into a pool hall and challenge the guys, say, can I take the winner? And after they saw he could run the table, they listened to him. And it was, it was finding a way to get to people where they are. And they would really say, I'm ready to die for my, my people. It was a threat of death to almost every black man in the South, until just

recently, and it's coming back now. It's more organized now. The only person who would talk about it openly was Martin Luther King. And he said, now, you know, if we go messing with Birmingham, some of us ain't going to come back. See? Now, he knew he was the one most likely targeted, but, I mean, he'd make a joke out of it. And he had a real good sense of humor. He said, And John, it might be your turn. But it's going to be one of the hardest things I ever do. But I'll try my best to preach your ass into heaven. Dang.

Dang. And then he'd start preaching all the things that I pick on him about, say. And he would say things you didn't know he knew about you. And he'd ask God to forgive you. And please let him in the heaven. You know, I mean, he really Yeah He really turned your death

Into a comedy It wasn't sadistic Now if you're just joining us We're still talking with Andrew Young Civil Rights activist, politician Worked very closely in Martin Luther King Jr. Charlemagne? The fact that people knew that they could potentially

Die and still were willing to make that sacrifice That's what I think is missing now You shouldn't be willing to make the sacrifice You should be willing to take your time and assume that you can make the world right and you don't have to die and we maybe have made it too difficult most of the people who died

we can remember their names but they're literally millions like Martin Luther King got stabbed by a black woman up here in Harlem and that with a letter opener. And the letter opener was pressing on the A order of his heart. And they said if he had sneezed, he probably would have died. And he talked about that all the time. But what he

talked about, he said, but he got a letter. This girl said, I'm 11 years old. And it shouldn't matter, but I happen to be white. And I just want to thank you and thank God that you did not sneeze and he would talk he talked about that all the time because it represented the fact that there's still many many good people and you shouldn't believe that the whole world is going to hell at a handbasket see that right now so even right now in this moment right now okay the whole world is not going to hell in the hand basket in the doc you said uh after Martin Luther King, Jr. got shot. You knew there was no hope.

I knew that it was going to be hard, but I really, my mama used to make me go to Sunday school. And one time they were talking about Elijah going to heaven in a flaming chariot, and I was about nine years old, and I said, I don't believe that. They put me out of Sunday school.

But I never forgot that. And that's what I thought. when I saw Martin laying there one I said he probably didn't even hear that shot the bullet pallor travels faster the speed of sound so it hit him right in his and severed his spinal cord so he probably never heard it

and he probably never felt any pain and he was dead instantly and the thing that occurred to me then was damn my brother than gone to heaven and a flame and chariot and all of the all of the spirituals talk about you know steal away steal away to Jesus

and I just felt that he'd gone home to the Lord and they left you here and left me here but I knew and I still know that there's hardly

a day that I don't talk about him and learn a remember something that he said in a similar situation and I pass that on to my children in the heat of battle your squad relies on you

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And let's get weird together in a good way. Listen to what are we even doing on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. to all children. And it's one of the reasons why I'm really grateful to those folk. And John is one of them that put together money to tell this story. Because all the books that were written by the movement are big, thick books. And we don't keep still that long.

So the mass media, radio and television is still our means of communication. and it's why you play such an important part in our community and why I had to I mean I was in a meeting last night to 10 o'clock went home got me a few hours sleep got up at 4 o'clock in the morning got on a plane and came up back here because I wasn't coming to talk to you all you talk to more people than anybody I know and when John said he's going to let you talk to his people I'm I said, thank you, Jesus. No, it's a privilege, man. Well, but it's a privilege for me. Do you think we've honored Dr. King's legacy or just branded it? No, I don't think there's anybody around that doesn't respect what he did and what he gave his life for.

I think that's, I think he is a sacred personality in our history. And, but everyone is like that. I mean, Christmas addicts. I knew about him. He's the first black man, first man to die for this country in Massachusetts. And he's black. This country would not be what it is without us.

And I think Martin Luther King represents the best of us. But he ain't the only one of us, that there were people around him. And only a half a dozen of us have been to college. I mean, most of us learn from the streets and they learn from our experiences but the i mean louis armstrong grew up in my neighborhood in new orleans he didn't i don't think anybody ever gave him trumpet lessons he just picked up the thing and made it blow and and and and the thing that

i'd like to remind people is that he is a man who grew up in one of the poorest neighborhoods in new Orleans. And he sings, it's a wonderful world. And there's Ray Charles, who's blind, and there's a big piano out in Albany, Georgia, where he grew up. And he sings America to beautiful. But he doesn't start with the spacious skies. He starts with, oh, beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife, who more than self, their country, loved and mercy more than life and we take the history of this country and the history of this planet and we turn it into a piece of music or a symbol of grace if we do something we do it with style you know and it's and and no matter what it is we do it better what uh what was the issue the real

between Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X. You know, there was no issue. The difference was that Martin Luther King learned in college, Malcolm X learned in jail. But Malcolm X read the dictionary and the Bible, and when Martin came back with the Nobel Prize, we were up to in Harlem and the Armory. and when we came in the back door

who was standing there in the back door with Malcolm X, two people Malcolm X and Nelson Rockefeller and Malcolm X said I just wanted to thank you for all that you've done and I want you to know that I am with you

and anything you want me to do but I think that it's probably better strategy if you and I don't seem to be so close and said that's why I'm not going to come in there with you in public he wasn't trying to profile Malcolm was not trying to take his life

But when Martin did used to disparage Martin publicly sometime though We'll call him Uncle Tom That was his brand It wasn't it wasn't Malcolm so much As it was that whole crowd around Elijah Muhammad Now Martin was close to Elijah too

It seemed like I know came to, if we went into a town, like when we went to Chicago, we got all the big preachers together and got them to agree that we would be there with them and that they could tell us what they wanted us to do. Now, some didn't like it, and some just didn't want anybody to have a profile but them. And we just went on around them. when he became mayor, just the point about people playing their roles, when he became mayor of

Atlanta, the civil rights leaders, his friends, the second day he was mayor, they picketed him. So he went outside, he said, what are you guys doing? He said, well, you're the mayor now. So you got your job, we got ours. And he accepted that. So Malcolm was playing his lane, is playing

his role publicly, but privately he respected Dr. King. Now, if you're just joining us, we're still talking with Andrew Young, civil rights activist, this politician worked very closely in Martin Luther King Jr. Charlemagne? If the Dirty Work documentary could teach one lesson to this generation and the next generation

to organize this, what would you want it to be? There is some dirty work in any struggle for freedom. But dirty work could be hard work. Dirty work could be thoughtful work. You know, whatever nobody else wants to do. Like, we didn't want to mess with money. And John decided that he was going to teach folk how to, that you can't be free without voting,

but neither can you be free if you broke. And so teaching people how to manage money, how to save money, how to invest money, how to know the meaning of money to your salvation and survival. That's another issue altogether, but communications is an issue. So don't be afraid of doing the dirty work, embrace it. It is noble

work, it's not dirty work. Yeah. Is that right? Not only is it noble work, it's the kind of work that that has to be done. So when Charlemagne was doing that internship way back when, in that first radio

program and when people noticed you, that was the dirty work. Absolutely. I'm sure you've done dirty work in your career. You've always both of you not always been sitting here prime time. You've had to hustle. You've had to do things and jobs nobody else wanted. I still do the dirty work now.

If need be. Need be. And the work you're doing with mental health, the foundation you're doing, the stuff that nobody sees, the conversation that we have at 2 in the morning about life in general, all that's the dirty work.

And raising your children is the most honorable version, raising your paying school fees. Like, we've got to be about the basics. We got to get back to the basics and be about we and not just about me. That's really who he is. And I spent Moses interview trying to draw him out. No, this was good. You could see him.

Yeah. This was good. I loved it. John O'Brien, thank you for bringing this walking memorial, this iconic, this icon living. Mr. Andrew Young. Thank you for coming, brother. Thank you for having me. That's right?

And check out the dirty work on, it's a peak eye, right? No, MSNBC. MSNBC, globally. on MSNBC globally. Thank you, brother. Thank you. And thank all of your audience. Yes, sir.

This is college on the radio. Oh, woo. I like that. That's a word. Yeah. If you didn't have money to go to college, listening. That's right.

Yeah. Thank you. It's the breakfast club. You know what's so crazy about that interview? It was two hours? No, not only that. So my wife's best friend, her name was Sasha, and she loved Andrew Young.

She actually went to the school of policy studies at Georgia State. And I wasn't here for that interview. You wasn't here for Andrew Young? No, I wasn't here. I was in Atlanta for her funeral because she passed. So it was so crazy that her husband just hit me and was like, you know, she would have had a thousand questions for you. But I wasn't actually here for that interview because I was.

I didn't realize you wasn't here. That's a thing about her. He was here for almost two hours. Yeah, I wasn't here for that interview. So rest in peace, Sasha, Mick, Mick Williams. Rest in peace. Got another angel and heaven having to look in over me. All right.

But let's get to the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight fit. Tell her, man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the detail. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren LaRosa.

Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the breakfast club. Talk to me. Brandica Pinks. Yeah, we're here. Good morning.

Bad. You got to tell them why you're, Bad. All my bed. Yeah. Yes. Back story. Shalemaine said,

is you put lamb on today? That's not what I would have said. It's a little lambish. Definitely lambish. Not lamb. Okay. Well, it's faux peter. Nothing real.

Oh, yeah, yeah. Yes. Well, in other news outside of the lambs, Stephen A. Smith has decided to come out and apologize to Jasmine Crocky. You guys remember, we had a conversation up here about, you know, people being upset about some of the things that he had said about her. and how Jasmine Crockett has been fighting for us out there in the political streets. Well, now he's apologizing. Let's listen.

I wanted to take this opportunity to attack this issue as it pertained to me and Jasmine Crockett because I personally have had an issue with how things have been misconstrued and misinterpreted. But at the end of the day, I have to own it. And so when somebody says to me, Stephen, rather than point to her and her verbiage and her language and how she talked about the president, what about how he talks? I have no problem with that. And if that is the reason that everybody is in an uproar, that is fine. And I have no problem apologizing to that to my sister because, damn it, I want her to know.

I don't feel that way about her. I have no problem apologizing if I'm wrong. But I'm going to challenge the legitimacy of what people come at at me with. If you came to me and you said to me, it came across as a bit dismissive. Stephen, you should have been more protective of her than that because look at how he speaks. Look at how they act on Capitol Hill towards her. I understand that. But when somebody tries to take that to accuse me of being disrespectful

or in any way misogynistic, I'm going to push back on that because that's emphatically false. Yeah, so he's apologizing. Nice. Good for Stephen A. Yeah, I think it's a good thing to hear. That's why I will always have respect to Stephen A because he has the ability to change his mind and admit when he's wrong.

Okay, and that says a lot about a person. That says a lot about a person, okay, when they are presented with new information and can admit they were wrong. I respect it. I agree. And I also... Has she responded? No, I haven't seen a response to her. She actually, that I was watching, didn't say anything to him at all.

She's too busy working. She's in Congress. Exactly. And I think people try to make this out to be like Stephen A. Smith has this like... Like, he knows that this story's going to get traction. He's just doing what he does. But I think that this also shows, too, that he does actually care about the things that he's talking about personally because he cares about her well-being.

You can hear that through his apology. So you can agree or disagree with Stephen A. Smith, but I've never heard Steve. Stephen A. Smith just talk for the sake of talking. Mm-hmm. Okay. And I really wish more people, especially black people in the political space or the social justice space or the activism space, you know, build some bridges with Stephen A and tapping their audience, go on their show. Because then white politicians are taking full advantage of going on Stephen A's show and taking advantage of his audience. So why aren't the black elected officials and black activists and black politicians?

I totally agree with you. I hate it sometimes when I feel like, you know, we, well, go at somebody and not have a conversation with them, right? Even if you think they're right or wrong, have a conversation. Maybe what you say, they'd be like, oh, I wasn't thinking that. And I just hate when we attack each other when we don't necessarily agree what we say. I hate that.

And if you think he's misinforming his audience, then go have a conversation with him on his show. And as you're educating him, you're also be doing what? Educating his audience. I agree. Well, in other news, shifting gears, yesterday news broke of a

filing. So Jerica Gates, or formerly Drika Gates, who was the estranged of Kevin Gates, music artist Kevin Gates, she's put paper paperwork into the court stating that Kevin Gates has abandoned her and her children and they are now in financial ruin. So the docs read, you know,

they tell a story about how Drika was managing Kevin Gates for some time. She left LSU to manage him even before he was like this big famed celebrity and they built so much together. They share two children and she says that she says several things. She's asking the court for

a ton of spouse support and child support. She believes that she should be receiving over 70K between those two things, and here's why. She says that, number one, the debt that they've been left in. She says her Mississippi Farm is now in foreclosure. She lists that the IRS has a levy out on

Drika for $7 million in unpaid taxes. And she's also saying that you know, Kevin's actions in 2023, she alleges went from neglect to weaponization. She says that at one point in time, there were, I guess, like, royalties and different things that she was receiving, and she alleges that now she does not receive those things. She, and the doc says that, you know, she stood by him through it all through incarceration, absences, infidelity, and financial manipulation. And then in 2021, is actually when everything changed.

And she claims that Kevin Gates dismantled the financial foundation of their family. she says that he also stopped paying alleges he stopped paying for basic family obligations like household staff property tax, private school tuition and that it was actually 80% of the couple's royalty income stopped coming to her

and now she alleges only goes into his personal accounts and she said she tried to figure it out on her own she tried to downsize she tried to do everything that she could she borrowed money she took loans she even sold her car to keep up with the children's expenses she poured herself into her growing wellness business

her Drika LLC, but no amount of determination could offset the calculated financial sabotage that she's alleging. So she's, you know, asking for money. She says that she needs help right now and that she's not receiving it. She's at $70,000 a month? Yeah, so she wants over $70K and monthly support to catch up and just be able to maintain a lifestyle that she says that, you know, her children and her need to maintain. $7 million is a lot of bread and taxes. Jesus Christ. To me, like in reading the docs, and it's a, it's a lot of money.

almost 400 pages. I didn't even get halfway through, but in reading it, it sounds like a lot of this is her wanting to be able to just catch up. Like she says at one point, you know, like she's talking about her farm is in foreclosure. Like, they're losing their stability living wise is what she's claiming. Now, I did reach

out to reps for Kevin Gates. I have not heard back yet. Didn't see that he posted anything or anything like that on social media. And in the docs, her attorneys say that Kevin Gates, they let she's defending himself by saying that you know the two were never legally married but you know that we knew of they had been married back in 2015 back in October 2015 yeah well prayers to Drica in the family yeah

wishing them the best or to figure it out I guess for the two babies absolutely yeah and their kids are 11 and 12 so they're older kids hope they able to work it out yeah me too I pray they all And that's it. All right, silence of the lambs. Yeah. You lost me a little bit. It's okay. It don't even matter.

I heard $7 million out of hers. It's just basically she's saying she's fighting for her life right now financially. And she alleges that it's because Kevin Gates took away their income. But she was his manager. So she didn't have issues his wife, right? That's what she's saying. She's saying that their royalties were. they stopped coming her way.

They started going to a personal account that he has. That's what she alleges. Court, court, court. All right. Yep. That is the latest for Lauren. Shalabang!

Yes. Who are you giving that down on Kutu? Man, niggas don't care about their kids. We're going to talk about it for after the hour. What? Who? We know you're not talking about what we just came out of, but that was a crazy segue.

I know I do crazy segues, but you got it. And they don't look right at land. Yes. You know what? You're looking at her. Why are you looking at her? Why are you looking at her when you said that? You could have looked here.

You could look here. You could look there. Why? I looked at every single one of my co-hosts in this room. No, you didn't. You feel like my lamb felt it. Yeah. Yeah, I'm like that. I don't have nothing to do with this projection.

Okay. I don't got kids. I don't know what's going on right now. I'm just here to do a job, guys. I don't know what y'all are doing. This is weird. All right. Don't get your days up next.

It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Mm-mm. Make sure you tell them to watch off of Florida, man. The craziest people in America, come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man

attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida man is arrested after deputy's day he rigged the door to his home in an attempt to electrocate his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. The breakfast club, bitchy. Donkey of the day with Sholomey

the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get you all like this. Yes, it's not me, Duval. It's Florida. Donkey today for Thursday, October 23rd, goes to a 35-year old Florida man named Jeremy Jaron Rouse. What does your uncle Shala always say about the great state of Florida? The craziest people in

America come from the Bronx and all of Florida and today is no exception. Now Jeremy is an Uber Eats driver and we the people need our Uber Eats drivers to do two things for us. One, make sure we get our food in a timely manner and two, which is probably the most important, don't F

with our food, bro. Okay, we trust you not to put your penis on our pastry. So I respect people who take their job as an Uber Eats driver seriously drop on the clues bombs for all the Uber Eats drivers out there Jeremy definitely takes his Uber Eats job seriously okay anybody who cares about their delivery rating is my kind of Uber Eats driver how do you get a great rating being an Uber Eats driver well it's a few things okay you must focus on efficiency and customer service you must be prompt okay you must be polite you must be professional you must

communicate effectively with the customer and restaurant you have to follow delivery instructions. Okay, you should verify the order and you should keep the customer informed throughout the process. Okay, that's how you get a good rating on Uber Eats. And Jeremy takes that very seriously. Okay, he is determined to get a good rating by any means necessary, but I would like to also tell all the Uber Eats drivers out there that there is some things that should come before your Uber Eats delivery rating. See, we know how, you know, hard times is out here right now. Okay, folks can't afford rent. They can't afford food and they can't afford child care. Okay, it's this damn impossible for some people to be able to take care of all three

of those things. So some people have to bring their kids to work. Okay, Jeremy is one of those people. Jeremy had to bring his child to work and Jeremy bringing his child to work led to a headline that I read this morning. And the headline said, Uber eats dad realizes his son is missing from car and keeps doing deliveries to prevent rating from going down. I can't make this type of stuff up. Let's go to Fox News for the report, please. Altamont Springs Police arrested Jeremy Ruse. Police say they found his nonverbal juvenile son who has autism running naked on the

westbound on ramp of I-4 at State Road 436. Happened around 11 o'clock Thursday night, police say Ruse admitted to them. He realized his son wasn't in the backseat of his car, but kept driving. to make his deliveries. Officers say Ruse even drove by them as they cared for his own son. They say a woman picked the boy up after nearly an hour. Police say hours later, Ruse called them to share his side of the story. The report says he told them he kept driving toward Winter Park miles away because he did not want to negatively affect his Uber Eats rating. Police say he told them he didn't go pick up his son because he feared being arrested

and said if he were to be arrested, he preferred to do it later. Every now and then a Facebook post pops up and it says, the more I get to know people, the more I understand why Noah only let animals on the ark. I agree wholeheartedly. Drop one of the clues bombs for Noah, okay? And I would like to give that more of an updated feel. The more I get to know people, the more I understand why the tech roles want to replace y'all with robots. AI everything.

or humans in their decision making, okay? Virtual reality is all. Y'all don't deserve real oxygen, okay? Keep people in the house. We can't be trusted around each other, all right? The fact that his Uber rating means more than him than his special needs child, okay? A little boy autistic, running around naked, okay,

and you don't even realize it? All right, hey, Jeremy, how about scribing to be a five-star father? Okay, you don't want to get a thumbs up on being a dad. All right, I think it's a damn crime to label this little boy special needs. and not check to see if the needs of the father are special too. Okay, like something is not right.

This batch of humans, I really believe, aren't created by God. There's just a certain batch of humans that God had nothing to do with. I think at some point, God left the ingredients for humans, but whoever was in charge of making them, they changed the recipe, okay? Because common sense is just the thing of the past, all right? I know life be lifeing, but how you just forget your child? And then when you remember, you forgot your child, You say, let me finish these Uber eat drop-offs first.

Okay, now selfishly, if I ordered food, thank you. But damn, man, I want you to love yourself, Jeremy. There is no way you really love yourself because taking care of yourself is part of taking care of your kids. And the reason that you don't know your child was missing is because you're missing so much within yourself. Please give Jeremy Geron Rouse the sweet sounds and hamletones. Donky Of the day You are the donkey

Of the day Yeha This is a shame He definitely sounds like the dad has autism too Yeah Like how he didn't know the little boy Wasn't in the back scene no more Because I know the little boy was making noise

Yeah I know he was making noise He didn't realize how quiet it was Once the little boy wasn't in the car no more. Right, he might have thought he took a nap for something. This is crazy, this is crazy, this is crazy. Definitely had to know. And the sad part is it probably happened before.

It's not the first time because you lose your autism, son, and you're just like, all right, well, I got to do these deliveries. That means that must have happened before. And you're like, he's all right. He'll figure it out. Oh, Lord. How old was the kid? I don't think they said.

He didn't say, okay. He was 35, though. Yeah, yeah. Him. Poor little boy. All right. All right. Thank you for that don't care today.

I'm going to play game Yeah No Please why You always want to play games No Because I don't want to play a game

Why? What does it matter I want to play game What do you mean why is what it's What's it matter He was irresponsible Okay I want to play the reason why

You don't want to play is Because you already know the race God did the story He always knows the race Okay I know the race too You know what the race is No let's play game

Let's play game Let's play game Let's play game Go on the take show with the races. I'm gonna text y'all. Can I text y'all? No, let's play a game. Come on, man. I'm gonna text y'all with the races. We got, I want to play?

Hold on. I'm gonna text y'all with the races, man. Hold on. He is so patty-like. What you mean? And don't you say it out loud, either. You just shut up. Oh, my God. You know what? Hey, chat.

Oh, my, his father is training him for that. We live on Breakfast Club AM Twitch. Chat, tell me what the race is. You know what? The chat is saying. I'm not even going to say it when the chat said. I just want to know. What if his father is training him for that now?

You know what? You know what? Next, just fix my mess. 800-585-105-1. If you have a relationship issues or any type of problem. Because it would make sense. And just fix your mess. 800-58-105-105-1.

Just fix my mess. I hate this place. It's the breakfast club. The breakfast club. Real deal. Help me. Help me. Oh, my God. I'm all up in your mess. I'm a fix it. Fix it. Fix my mess. Fix it. Fix it. Just going to fix your mess because my advice is real. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Shalameen the guy. We are the breakfast club.

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So, I was with somebody for about four years, and it was good, but we was on and all this stuff. And my main problem with him was he wouldn't find God, but I felt like, in my opinion, he needed it, and he knew he needed it. He was slagging. So when he finally found it, every time there was a problem, he would use it against me or anybody in his family. And it was to the point where I had to leave. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, for family. You said, find God? Yeah, find God.

Like, in my opinion, I knew he did it, and I feel like a lot of people these days needed it, so he finally found it. Okay. But then whenever there was a problem, he would use it against me in any conversation. In the heat of battle, your squad relies on you. Don't let them down.

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Look, the world can seem pretty scary right now, because it is. But my goal here is for you to listen and feel a little better about the future. Listen and subscribe to Here We Go Again with Cal Penn on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. He decided to be absent. And I was going to pray with that. I didn't mind. But he kept that boundary every time he wanted to do something. And then when he was finished, he would blame me.

So I finally decided to leave. So my thing is just I'm trying not to break no context, even though this was somebody who I wanted to marry, somebody who I wanted to have. kid here. How do I accept the fact that it might be over? You just have to accept it. I'm having a hard time following it, though. You know what I'm saying? You said God, right? Because you keep saying it. So Christ, you know, faith. Yeah. Yeah. You introduce him to faith. Okay. And he found his faith. But somehow when y'all get into arguments, he turns it back on you. I don't know what that has to do with you leading him to faith. Like, he wants to make an accident.

But he would always crack that down to find a half safe, that sometimes you would, sometimes we wouldn't. And then afterwards, when he finished, he would just turn around in his corner and act like nothing happened. And I hated that, because then sometimes I would feel like it was my fault.

Oh, okay, so you practice abstinence. Yeah. Okay, and he did not want to do that, but he is doing it because he's doing it for the betterment of you guys' relationship, and he also found Christ through you. So it's like, okay, he's doing this, but, but

he's also a man, and he's very tempted, and so he beats off sometimes in a corner and you didn't So we have sex, right? Okay. I'm sorry, but I know this is complicated because it's complicated for me, too, like it's dumb.

But after you finish sex, he would turn around in his corner and act like nothing happened, and then we had a conversation too weeks to know that when you come around, they're sitting on the other side of the couch, because I don't want to be tempted because every time you're around me, I just want to touch you. Okay.

And I told them you left self-control. Okay. That's a problem. You don't have to touch me. I got you. I got you. So it seems, it seems, are you guys married or are you just together? Are you married?

No, actually, at all. Okay. So that's why you're practicing. You're trying your best to stay, of course, until you guys are married and you guys can willingly do whatever you want to do sexually or intimate or whatever. Yeah, because we had a practice. we had an issue a while back I had a miscarriage by him

so sorry and I yeah and I just could not I'm like I don't want to be touched I really want to have a child in marriage but I just have to let's go because I'm like if you can't be the man that I need I cannot have you

around me yeah well obviously it's to y'all on two different pages right and it honestly it seems like he did try your way and he tried and He's trying and he's still trying. However, that doesn't seem like the life that, that, that he wants to live. He's doing it because he loves you, it seems like, right?

But, and sometimes that works out, but it's very hard for him. Girl, you, you are a fine-ass individual because he can't even look at you, honey. He wants you to turn around. He want to hop behind a curtain when you walk in the door. So that is not the guy for you, you know what I'm saying? And that's not to say he's not a bad person. I mean, that's not to say he's a bad person. You, you're going to have.

have to it is a very few individuals that can deal with what you are putting down you know what i mean but that's your way and there is somebody out there for you unfortunately it is not him and i know the history between you two you lost the child i'm so sorry about that um but i feel like this is not the relationship for you you need somebody who is aligned with you you know what i'm saying you you need somebody that you are equally yoked with and that is not that gentleman i do appreciate him and you should appreciate him too for even trying, but you can't get upset with the person for not living in abstinence to the degree that you do. You know what I mean? You just have to do your best and find your person. Damn it but I'm hung up. She said, look, you ain't trying to hear what

I'm putting down. So it is what it is. Good morning. Who's this? Good morning. This is Joey from Orlando. What's wrong? What's wrong? So look, it's a long story of you. But basically, I'm going to try to break it down and shoring it up. So I got, I got like a bipolar disorder. I've diagnosed through the VA. I've been married for a couple months. I basically kicked out my current wife and her kids at my house. It's been two months.

She found her own apartment. So what do I do? Do I continue to fight for the marriage? Or do I just buy the paperwork and just be done with it? Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. What do you mean continue to fight?

You kicked her and her kids out. What do you mean? How are you fighting? What do you mean? What's happening? Yeah, just, I mean, so basically, within that two months and she's been gone

like we've been we'll talk here and there we linked up a few times you know what I'm saying so that's what I don't know if she's just giving me false hope but why you kicked her out there's no hope

when you kick me and my kids out of your house and this was your wife you know babe so that's kind of you know and I know that you are struggling with you know your mental disorder

and I do understand that are you getting the proper help for that yeah yeah actually I go to the VA you know every two weeks every two weeks okay okay Why did you kick them out?

What made you kick them out? And don't tell me you was a whole other person And you heard voices when you did it It had to be a reason for that I got a kid from a pre-relationship And she got kids in a pre-in relationship So my daughter told me some stuff That she said to her

And I wasn't too happy about So I immediately turned into that mode And protected my daughter Okay And I had to be out of my house Because I didn't like What they were doing to her Okay

Now before you just went ahead And kicked her out I understand dad mode absolutely but you're also a husband as well you know and we're operating wearing both of those hats under the same roof as your wife and the Brady Bunch because you have kids from previous

relationships and she has kids from previous relationships what you do is you call a family meeting you go speak with your wife about what your daughter just told you and you can still be that dad in protector mode without kicking them out first thing it don't even sound like you allowed

a conversation before you did that, you know? Right, I did it. Yeah. So that's just all that is, you know, and it sounds like you really do, it sounds like you feel like you made a mistake, but you don't want to, you don't want to disappoint your daughter,

and you will not be doing that, but it sounds like you know that you went too far too quickly, right? You made a decision a little too quick. Absolutely. Yes, you didn't. So I can tell you want your marriage, and I want you to fight for it. You know, but think about where your wife mindset is, right?

Because if you kicked her out without even hearing her out, it's like, damn, how can I trust you? How can I trust that you won't do this again? So you have to also put yourself in her shoes, too. And then you also have to have a conversation with your baby girl. You know what I mean? But I think it should have been a family meeting that took place. And in family, with family, when you're married and everything like that,

they're always going to be uncomfortable conversations that you have to be willing to have. You know, you just can't make decisions like that. That was very, that was, you know. It was selfish. Yes, it was selfish. That wasn't the word I was looking for. But yes, it was selfish.

But that was made, that was a very, I don't know, what's the word, Sholamain? Come on. I ain't even paying no attention. Oh, my God. Jesus Christ. I'm sorry, Orlando, man. But look, I want you to continue to fight for your marriage. I think you should call your wife and you and her should go somewhere and talk about it.

And then bring the kids together. and have a family meeting. You should apologize in front of your kids to your wife. So that also sets a tone in the home. You know what I mean? Because I don't even want your daughter to think that that was okay that you just took her word and just kicked her stepmom and her, you know, step siblings out.

You know what I mean? You have to set an example for your child and your wife's children as well and also be the head of the household and run it the right way. that's a marriage that you're in. It's not just your girlfriend, you know? And so everybody needs an apology from you. Your wife and her kids and, well, y'all kids, because y'all are married, so y'all are parents to all of these children and your daughter, you know?

Yeah, good point. Yeah. I'm sorry that that happened, but I do have faith that you will get your wife back. You just have to reassure her, and you got to get better with communication, babe. Thank you No problem That was just Fixed my mess

Okay We do that every Thursday Around this time Why are you looking at me like that? Because you wasn't even listening You had it handled I listen to your donkey today Every day

I do this once a week on Thursday You couldn't even listen I was listening to that part I listened to the first one Okay What are you talking about First one He didn't make no damn sense

And you're going to listen You missed out on a really good one What happened? He kicked his wife out Because of something that his daughter told him he can't even say hey wife

we need to sit down and have a conversation because I don't like what I'm hearing my daughter came back and told me that y'all was talking about something something

but he also said he deals with bipolar disorder so he probably was having a manic episode when he did that so he probably don't even mean that when he did it

okay yeah he saw I'm just saying listen we do that every Thursday around 8 8 15 a.m. But yeah we got the latest

with Lauren coming up next right? What the hell did me go? I don't know he wouldn't get an assburger I don't know what he was going to do The world most day this morning show, The Breakfast Club.

The Breakfast Club. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the home girl that knows a little bit about everything. She'd be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she has a little bit everything. What is the latest?

On the breakfast club. Talk to me. Lauren like La Rosa. So the voice that are called Chad. So this is breaking right now I don't have much details I've not been able to reach out or anything to speak to anybody

but according to reports from ABC News Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups has been charged in an illegal gambling operation tied to the mafia now Billups was arrested allegedly or according to this report

in Oregon and he's supposed to make a court appearance today at some point now Miami Heat Guard Terry Roser did I say his last thing right Rosier a year. It's also charged in a separate, but they say related

alleged illegal gambling case as well. And FBI director, Cash Patel is supposed to be making announcement of the charges along with some other law enforcement officials today in New York City. So there'll be more developing there. You ain't reached out to Cash? I have... I don't have anything. You didn't reach out to the Mafia? You ain't reach out to

Johnson? Nothing? Andrew? It's supposed to be... Yeah. So, yeah, he's locked up right now. He's supposed to be heading to court. It's a poker operation that they're pointing to. So he got arrested after his game because they had a game last night. He's arrested right now. I'm supposed to be seeing a judge at some point today,

according to this ABC News report. But I'll get more answers to that and we'll be back with that tomorrow. Now, in other news, switching gears completely. Monica, so there is a single dad that posted a video online and has started a conversation about whether or not sleepovers are okay for your children. Let's take a listen to that audio. Last year, I was trying to throw my daughter a slumber part. No woman lives in the household. It's just me and my daughter. I communicated with one of the mothers, like, just to see if she can get the ball rolling because she know a bunch of more mothers and whatnot. And then I asked, do she feel comfortable having, and as I was talking, she's straight up interrupting me, no, I don't feel comfortable with that at all. And like, I said, because I'm a man and she honestly, she was honest. She was like, yes. And I'm like, that really did make me feel some type of weight. And I do understand, like, well, women,

coming from. It just hurt to know that me just as a man I get labeled as that I would never do nothing like that to kids because like when I was growing up, long story short, it happened to me but by a woman I would never do that to a

child that just made me really feel some type of way. I don't think that's anything to take personal because most parents don't like, I mean I don't like my kids spending out spending the night at nobody house. I wasn't allowed to do that for a long time when I was a kid either and I didn't understand until I got older why My mom was so strict about that

But Monica, I mentioned her in the beginning Because she commented on this video She said, we don't do sleepovers My mother didn't do it I don't either And that applies to my sons and my daughters In his case, inviting some moms To be there overnight

The chaperone may work But that would be a no for me as well You know the crazy thing Would you allow your daughter To go to somebody's house A single father, would you? No, I don't Even if she does know him

No It doesn't, I mean Because obviously in this case The kids do know him Right, but no And I am absolutely sorry about what happened to him but honestly

I just feel like we didn't even need to know that part of that you know what I'm saying just the fact that he was touched from a last thing you know as a child but like Charlemagne said he he shouldn't have taken it personal that's how parents are that's just what it is I understand

well I wouldn't allow my daughter to go to his house as well just because he is I just it would make me feel uncomfortable I don't let my daughters go to two parent households I don't make my daughter sleep right but I will say this the relationship I have with all the parents that go to my kid's school and a relationship I have with the dance moms and the dance dads

if I was having a sleep over my wife wasn't there they would allow their daughter to come over because a lot of times I'm the only man at those dance competitions and I'm watching over all those girls and I treat all those girls like they're my kids I watch them I make sure that they're safe when they go get their Uber food or all that I watch them so if it was me I don't I really can't see the mother saying no because they know me they've been around me they've been to my house

But if they do, are you going to be upset if somebody say, I don't feel comfortable with my daughter staying. I wouldn't be upset because I wouldn't understand because I would feel the same way. You just understand. And the climate that we're in, and we talk about stories. We hear stories that these people are doing things to children every day. And then it's just like, no, no, I'm sorry.

And then how do their fathers feel? You know, we talk about the moms. How do the fathers of the kids that he's inviting? How do they feel about it, too? I'm just a father who deals a parental parent. I don't care. If it was one parent household, two parent household, my kids ain't staying at nobody house. But if it's a guy, if you want to come stay over here, cool, but they're not going on.

But if it's a boy, I'm sure it would be, they would feel differently, right? If he had a son and they said other kids, I'm sure they would. It may, I'm sure they would feel different. Yeah. Because now, now that's different for me. Okay, that's all boys, but it's like you're a man hosting a all-girls sleepover. I understand it's your daughter, but it's just, no. Even if it's a boy, I just don't want my kids staying over and nobody else's house.

We got a nice old house over here. What do you need to be standing to somebody else house for? It's it. My son used to stay. Now, my son, when he was playing football, his coach, they had a coach, he would get all the teammates and they would have sleepovers. That's fine. We knew the coach and everything, but if it was like my daughter, no, it's just, it is. My kids go to certain people's houses, but I'm like Charlottoming. My house is the house where everybody. I'd rather everybody here.

There's enough stuff to do. I order you food, but you don't like this type of food. You're vegan. We can get your vegan alternatives. We can get you, like, come here. And the way my anxiety is set up, I need. to have eyes on my kids at all times. I mean, you know, my oldest daughter is 17, so she has a different level of autonomy now, which I'm just learning to let go. Oh, Lord, I know that's hard for you.

I am just learning to let go, okay? Well, my house ain't the house for anybody's to come to either. It's to each his own, I think. It really is. It depends on how your parents are, the relationship they have with the parent that's inviting and just how they were raised up. You imagine, Mama, I see Miss Jess on the porch,

smoking something. I don't know what that was. That's exactly why. My house ain't the house. Miss Jess, I see her twerking on the porch that I don't. You're damn right. Yeah, damn right. That's right. Nope.

Mama, I see Ms. Jess put the scarf on. You know? Everybody run out. We're running now. You know what? Y'all do look like Mrs. Not at I. You all do like Miss Lauren and Miss Jess.

Absolutely. I better look like Miss Jess. The hell. Somebody called me ma'am the other day and it hurt my heart. You are a little man. You are a little ma'am. She said, ma'am. She said, ma'am.

I said, ma'am. Oh, Jeff is the man. Ma'am, ma'am. Yo, seriously, stop playing with me. Ma'am lamb. Stop playing with me, nigga. Oh, oh, here. Go to Scarce.

Yeah, let's go now. The Scarborough. I didn't have a little bit more, but we got to go. Summer Walker. So Summer Walker is talking about the fact that she might die alone. Let's take a listen. Damn. Once you really, like, decenter men from your life and you really find your peace with just

yourself, then it just start to get, like, do you really want to be? So then it'd be like, um, dying alone. Don't sound too bad. Do you think that that will be what happens? It could be, but as long as I'm at peace, then it's cool because it's like everybody I know that God and shit. It's like, he cheated. Ah, girl. He whipped my ass.

Ah, girl. He gave me an SDD. So it just gets to a point where it's like, I'm bored, but I don't have nothing to complain about to none of my friends. Then it seems like what you're saying is the solution here is stop, man. Yeah. You don't really got to bust it open. You really don't have to. They got all types of shit now. They got roses and shit. Yeah, like my

smell good. Like everything like you don't even got to you. You don't really got up with you. First of all, salute to Speedy. That was someone walking talking to Speedy. Dropping on, uh, Co. 360 with Speedy on over at Complex. Number two, regardless of what you're using, you're busing it open. Okay. I don't care

if it's another one's about. I don't care if it's the road. Yes, you're still busting it. But she's saying that it doesn't come with all those problems. Y'all know she's been through her things. Meach and a little meet you to grow trees and she talked about that as well too. I thought she had the white guy though. I thought the white guy was something. I remember I told you that was just

a friend. I thought she was gay. I thought she's enjoying her money or she's enjoying people's money right now just companionship what she wants to is what she's saying because she has this new album finally over it coming on. She says that we're going to get that air from her and her music like she don't need to be super attached to a man right now because we've seen her be attached and didn't work out well with a lot of other people. Summer is she's in 2930. Yeah I understand that why she needs to be attached to a man

let's take a listen to her about the groceries lastly on the on the dating tip before you move on I want to talk about an unfortunate situation for you that led to an incredible line and meme for us as fans and viewers and that was I can't help

my cousin bring the bags in the house yes what do you remember about that incredible line what do you remember about a moment like that was it infuriating for you it was I was really ignorant but hey did you laugh at it or were you like in too deep. No, I was like, that's trifling

as shit. I literally don't even have to say anything on that because his life is terrible now. So, yeah. Damn. Speedy good, Amy. He just laughing and joking the whole time, but get so much out. And under an hour, too. Great interview. Go check that out.

All right. Well, that's the latest with Lauren. Let's get to the mix. Chat. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Chat, ma'am. Appreciate all the great conversation. It's Miguel birthday. Oh, Miguel. Birthday. Okay. Ryan Reynolds and Jackie Long.

Jackie Long is my brother. Happy birthday, Jackie. Okay. All right. Well, let's start the mix with some Miguel. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ NV. Just hilarious. Shalameen de Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. I want to salute to everybody that's incarcerated and locked up. This is the second person I spoke to yesterday that said that they watch us on YouTube all the time. Nice. So they was like, you know, don't forget, you know, brothers locked up that they still watch us

and they get a lot of the information from watching us on YouTube and everybody. Absolutely. Yeah. I was at Rikers a couple weeks ago, me and Shaka St. Korn. And a lot of the brothers in there were saying how they listen to us. Yeah. Remember when that guy used to draw pictures of you? Remember that guy drew a picture of you naked and sent it to you from prison?

You remember that? I do. That was wild. And then he did the front and the back. That's what made it so crazy. So he drew a picture and be naked from the front. But then when you turned the paper over, it was him naked from the back, too. Come on.

What did you do with the pictures? He even colored it in. It was yellow. Oh, no. What did you do with the pictures? I don't know what happened. But yes, we used to have somebody that used to write us all the time

and he did draw a picture of me. Okay. Sluo to that brother. I don't know where he's at, but salute him. We're drawing another picture. And now we're talking about the first picture you drew. He's drawing naked men in jail. He's at home.

He's not want to be. He's right where he wants to be. Yeah, go home. Yeah. Yeah, but salute to everybody that's locked up. And salute to Andrew Young for joining us this morning. Man, and John Holbeye, man. So many people texting me about that Andrew Young interview.

This is a man who literally worked hand in hand with Martin Luther King Jr. We don't be understanding that people like that still exist. So the folks you read about in history books, the folks you hear about, they would have still been alive today

if they weren't assassinated, okay? And there's people out here who actually knew them and we're friends with them. And I'm just glad that Andrew Young is 93 years old and still has the wherewithal

and the cognitive ability to be able to tell those stories. That's right. And I'm glad we're able to document it so people can, you know, see it more and listen to it more. That's right. It was a blessing.

I'm mad I missed that one. So make sure you go watch his documentary on MSNBC Andrew Young The Dirty Work Or go watch the interview on Breakfast Club YouTube page which is actually longer

than the documentary Yes All right Well Got a positive note Actually before we do Guys drum roll Drum roll I have a big

announcement on Monday I will be making it It's something very near and dear to me It's great and it will be one of my biggest accomplishments yet But October 31st Make sure you get your tickets

In Charlotte North Carolina I will be at Comedy Zone We got four shows two shows on Halloween and then two shows that Saturday, November 1st at Comedy Zone, like I said, Juselariceofficial.com for the tickets.

I will be giving away a cash prize to the person who wears the best Halloween costume. Okay? I love you guys. Can't wait to see you, 704. All right. You got a positive no,

Shaolin. I do. I want to tell people tomorrow 4.30 p.m. Colonial Life Arena, myself, Don Staley, Asia Wilson. Go get your tickets. Right now, we will be in conversation. And then right after the conversation, USC women's basketball is playing Anderson

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