The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Prosecutors Present Diddy ‘Guns & Baby Oil’ Evidence Photos, GloRilla Debuts New Nose, SZA Defends Megan Thee Stallion, Meek Mill Chimes In on Diddy Case + Dawn Staley Interview

Episode Date: May 22, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Coach Dawn Staley joins us to discuss her new book Uncommon Favor, the WNBA spotlight, MiLaysia Fulwiley’s rise, and the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese conversation. Plus, Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to a pro-Palestine gunman who killed two Israeli embassy staff members. We also open the phone lines for Jess Hilarious to fix listeners' mess. Listen for more!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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you get your podcast. This isn't just a podcast, it's a K-pop experience. Are you in? Let's go. Amy Robach and TJ Holmes here. Diddy's former protege, television personality, Danity Kang alum, Aubrey O'Day joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there. Listen to Amy and TJ presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial on the iHeart radio

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to your favorite shows. Good morning, USA! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! Charlamagne of God. Jess Hilarious. What's up, you're ready? Peace to the planet. It's Thursday! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo,

yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, You've been on here, what, for what, 18 years? And ignoring him for about 14. But when I come in here, don't know nothing, you be like, yeah, you look at the email. Like, what is happening? We been near the MD Batal for like a week now. I did not know, I swear I did not know MD was not gonna be here today. I had no idea.

Yes, man, I don't know what he's doing, but he's not here, and Lauren is running a little late or whatever. He was just texting last night, like we texting about the game, like everything was normal here. Say nothing about not being here today. Yeah, yeah.

I made that it's 48 degrees outside though, I'm not gonna hold you. Man, god damn it. And I refuse to put a hoodie on this morning. You know how you wake up and you look at the temperature and you're like, nope, because if I dress like it's the fall, then it's gonna continue to be the fall. I refuse to do it. I refuse. You do it any other time though.

You wear a hoodie in here any other time. Well, I don't know why I do that, but I refuse to do it. So I look at the temperature I'm like 50 something degrees. Yeah, 48 in raining. Yes. What you what season is this the rest of the week? I don't know It's gonna be hot at least not here usually that's when people get in the pools like the Memorial Day weekend and everything. I just had my pool open at my estate man. No, we ain't able to go because it's gonna be rainstorms all the way up until Monday.

I might take my ass to South Carolina. No, I'm not, I'm lying. I'm actually, no I'm not. Damn. I'm going to see Patty LaBelle and Stephanie Mills and Anita Baker and Shaka Khan. Where they at? They gonna be here,

they gonna be in New York Saturday in Brooklyn. That's the four founding mothers. Because I can't say fathers, I'm not gonna disrespect them like that. You better not. You gonna go see your crush, Stephanie Mills. You already know. Mmm, K.D. LaBelle, Anita Baker. You already know. But hold up, ain't Anita Baker and Stephanie, they a little rocky, ain't they? I have no idea. They don't really be. I'm going there just to hear the soul music, that's what I'm going to do. Okay, alright, well let me know. Let me know. What you mean let you know? You thought you were going to be here. I just wanted to know.

I know I got shows this weekend. Tomorrow, Friday, I got shows at Foxwoods in Connecticut. I did radio yesterday. It was like, yo, stop saying Mash and Tuck it. Don't nobody say that. Just call Hartford and Bridgeport. So Bridgeport and Hartford, Connecticut. Meet me at Foxwoods tomorrow at 8 o'clock.clock and then on Saturday we got the Wilbur Theatre in Boston,

Massachusetts. Get your tickets at jessilarisofficial.com. Okay, well we got a great show planned for you today man. The Icon Living, the head coach of the South Carolina Gamecocks who just released her new book Uncommon Favor, Basketball North Philly, My Mother and the life lessons i learned from all three don staley will be joining us this morning yes okay uh and what else what else we've got just fix my mess yes we got just fix my mess this morning that's right donkey donkey of the day of course and we have uh front page dreams coming up with morgan that's right it's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club yes it's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club

charlomaine the god jess hilarious dj envy is off lauren la rosa is running a Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show the Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off, Lauren LaRosa is running a little late, but it's time for FrontPage News with Morgan. What's up Morgan? All right, let's get into it. Good morning everybody. Happy anniversary to Morgan. Good morning. All right, yes. Black Information Network has been doing FrontPage News for a year now.

A year. Yes. Yes. Officially a year. Yes. We're not going to get too much into that. Let's get into the news. There's a lot to cover. First up on front page, breaking news out of Washington, DC. Two Israeli embassy staff members are dead following a shooting outside the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, DC on Wednesday night.

Now the suspect is in custody and shouted, free Palestine, while being arrested. Now officials in DC say the man was pacing the area shortly before the shooting and waited for a group of people to leave after the shooting. Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith said that the suspect then entered the museum and was detained by security. Now, the Israeli ambassador to the United States said they were a young couple about to get engaged. Very sad news for that couple, but I will keep you guys posted as this story continues to develop. Very sad news and not

helpful at all. You know, throwing fuel on a fire that's been going on forever. Hello, and we're talking, we're supposed to be working on peace talks here, you know? But switching gears, President Trump met with South African President, Surreal Ramaphosa, in the Oval Office at the White House yesterday. This comes as dozens of white South Africans were accepted into the U.S. as refugees earlier this month. Now Ramaphosa called his citizens cowards for resettling in the U.S. and during the meeting Trump alleged that South Africa was committing genocide against the white Afrikaners,

which is not the case. Now he showed outdated video clips to Ramaphosa calling it proof of that genocide. Let's take a listen to the comments between South African President Ramaphosa and President Trump. They're being executed and they happen to be white and most of them happen to be farmers. And that's a tough situation. I don't know how you explain that. How do you explain that? You are a partner, partner of South Africa, and you are raising concerns. And these are concerns that we are willing to talk to you about. So Ramaphose, of course, denied the allegations telling Trump that there is a minority party behind the tensions between

blacks and whites. He went on to stress that he does want to sit down and continue talks about the issue. After the meeting, he also said he was happy that talks between the US and South Africa will continue regarding trade and more, adding that that was his goal for the meeting to reset the relationship between the two nations. Now, South Africa native Elon Musk has been outspoken, has been an outspoken critic of the current government and he was also in attendance of that meeting. Now the comment that stuck out to me was when President Trump said in reference to the white African refugees, let's take a listen to that audio. We have many people that feel they're being persecuted and

they're coming to the United States so we take from many of many locations if we feel this persecution or genocide going on. So saying that in one breath while actively deporting migrants who come to the U.S. seeking asylum from the very same thing is crazy work, Mr. President. Yeah, I wonder how poor and disenfranchised white people here in America feel about the acceptance of the white Africanas because it's the same thing right like if you are complaining about you know these other people that were coming in from other countries getting resources and everything it would you would you would I would think you would complain about that as well right? Absolutely absolutely. I mean Cooper flag was the number one pick in the draft I

mean that was big for white Africans but I mean other than that I you know what the hell's going on? All right Charlamagne clock the T then. Switching gears the House Rules Committee is advancing President Trump's so-called big beautiful bill. Now the panel voted eight to four to advance the measure which included last-minute changes designed to appease both moderates and conservatives who withheld support from the legislation. Now we'll now head to the House floor where there is a hope that a vote will be held today and it will be sent to the Senate by Memorial Day. So as House Speaker Mike Johnson indicated, this bill, big beautiful bill, is on track to head to the Senate by Memorial Day. But that's your front page news for 6 a.m., 7 a.m.

We'll talk about a Qatari jet that has been accepted and some incidents going on with the DOJ. The DOJ has been very busy so we'll get into that at 7 so stick around. Thank you Morgan. Get it off your chest is next 1-800-585-1051. Call up, tell us why you're blessed. Call up, tell us why you're upset about things. Whatever it is, whatever you want to get off your chest, you can do it right now. It's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. I'm dialing, I'm dialing.

Hey, what you doing, man? I'm dialing. I'm gonna call a call on you. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We wanna hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Good morning, get it off your chest. Who's this?

This anonymous man. No, no, no, no, no, no. You're not allowed to call him and be anonymous because you're on the radio. At least make up a name or something. We can't even see you. The hell you gotta be anonymous for? What's your name, man?

The Charlamagne little brother. Charlamagne little brother, okay. How you go back? Charlamagne, all right. What's up, King? Listen, I want to say I started this year, man. I don't condone the domestic violence. But y'all were talking about doing it on Braille. These people down here, they didn't say nothing yet. They didn't say nothing yet.

They forgot about the state that they said in the trial. Human Security Guard, they they pursued down the street, they got it all black and got the man with him from the put in that water. Now I keep playing with this, did he have guys to be there? But I also don't know the other, the domestic and all that other stuff, but did he have smitch on nobody yet?

Well, let me say something to you first of all, the trial is eight to 10 weeks, we're only on week two. Okay, number one, and I don't know how old you are, but I'm 46 years old, first of all. The trial is eight to 10 weeks. We're only on week two, okay? Number one, and I don't know how old you are, but I'm 46 years old. I'll be 47 next month. I don't give a damn about no gangsters, because you know what?

All I see is gangsters ending up in jail or dead or in the situations that he's in now. So that's what getting, that's what being gangster gets you, sir. All right, I appreciate you there. How old are you? I'm 49. Man, if you don't grow your old ass up, go get your god damn prostate checked and take

your cholesterol medicine on time. Hey yo, you sound like you know me. That's right, that's right. Have a good day, sir. Love it, man. 49 years old, talk about Diddy a gangster. Yeah, he's solid, man. Man, shut the hell up about no damn gangsters.

Good morning. Yo, what's up, son? What's up, man? What's up? It gangsters. Good morning. Yo, what's up, son? Man, what's up? It's Rick. It's Rick. What's going on? What's up, my brother? How are you, sir?

I'm not doing well this morning. I will tell you something. I got a message for the Knicks. If they're going to lose, they should just get blown out and lose like a regular team and don't be doing all this drama. I can't deal with it, bro. I cannot deal with the idea of thinking we're week long win and then being in the position to win and then going to overtime and losing and having Halliburton do Reggie's

choke. I can't do it. I don't want to do it right now Anthony Mase is probably rolling in his grave. They have light skin Tyler Halliburton doing the choking sign in the garden. Like stop if the Knicks are gonna lose, they should lose like a regular team, get blown out by 10 or 20,

and just give us a piece of mind as Knicks fans. I don't want the drama, son. I want to see what it's like. If Anthony Mason was playing on that Knicks team last night, they would've won because Anthony Mason plays defense. I watched the last five minutes of that game, and I know everybody was like, oh, they went on a 10-0 and after Brunson took the bench,

but I was watching a defense and I'm like, if they keep playing like that, they're gonna lose this game. I could just feel it. You could see it. Like that defense was terrible. But if we don't lose, I don't want to lose in no dramatic fashion. New York is as stressed as it is. We got gunshots going off anywhere. The train don't work. Yeah. The city is expensive. I don't work. Yeah. Especially with the city's expression of itself. I don't want the drama.

Just lose like a regular team. Get blown out by like 40 and let us go to bed at night the way we came in. Verp is giving us some kind of hope and having us lose it. I don't give a hell. Yeah, I think the basketball gods did that on purpose. Y'all needed to be humbled though.

Y'all was wilding this weekend after y'all went to the Eastern Conference Finals. Y'all were the- We were wilding. We were wilding because we traumatized, bro. Yeah. And this just adds to the trauma. My blood pressure's up.

My anxiety levels are on bad right now. I can hear it, Rick. His voice cracking, man. He's serious, man. I can hear it, Rick. Okay, New York down bad right now. Between this and the Diddy Trial, God damn. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Jesus Christ. Hey, have a good day, Rick. Appreciate you, King. You too, bro. Good morning, who's this? Hey, yeah, this is Dre, man.

Dre, what's happening, Dre? What's going on, Charlamagne? How y'all doing? What's up, good morning. We blessed Black and Holly favorite. How are you, sir? Man, I'm the same. Blessed Black and Holly favorite, man.

I just want to say today is a good day. I'm a school bus driver. It's the end of the school year and I ain't got to deal with these kids no more. Hey man, thank you for all you do. Thank you for all you do. Bus drivers are some of the most underappreciated people in our society, school bus drivers, man.

Thank you for what you do, man. La man, it's not an easy job, but we know we we love the kids and we trying to make a difference out here. They be throwing stuff at you like we used to do? Ah nah I'm not going for that I'm different type of bus drivers you know what I mean? Oh okay okay okay. Alright we appreciate you brother. I know how to deal with these kids that you know today. Man we used to give all bus drivers.

Hell that's crazy. Nah you know so I try to give them some slack but I want to shout y'all out, man. I love what y'all do up there. I listen to y'all every day, every morning. Keep doing what y'all do. We appreciate you, King. One of the stupidest things in the world too is for kids to be harassing the bus driver.

Cause you know if you do something to the bus driver and the bus driver be off the road, your dumb ass probably gonna die. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Shut up. I mean, you know, they try, they try you, but I'm a young driver, so I know how to relate to them.

You know? That's right. You still listening to Young Dolph. I'm not too strict, not too serious. Yeah. You still listening to Young Dolph and Key Glock. You know what I'm saying? All right.

Nah, nah, I ain't that young, man. I'm 32. I'm sorry. Okay. They cool, but they're not by, you know, that's not my, what I listen to. But you know, shout them out too, man. R.P. Dolph. Yes, sir. All right, my they're not by you know, that's not my, what I listen to. But you know, shout them out too man, R.P. Dawes. Yes, sir.

All right, my brother. Thank you for calling. And shout out to Sheena. She drive regular buses and that's my best friend. Your friend Sheena? Yes, my best friend Sheena. Big stud Sheena is a bus driver? Yes, and she not a big stud.

She just a stud. Why you gotta put big in front? No, I mean like not stature. I mean like- Yes, yes. Oh, yes. Like literally, figuratively. Big Sheena is not a, not stature. Yes, yes, oh yes. Yes, yes.

I didn't know that she was a school bus driver. I know she be talking crazy to them kids. She is not no school bus driver. She drives the regular bus so she pick up the citizens in Baltimore and take them where they need to go. Salute to Sheena. Somebody trying her on her bus every day. Between the cray kids and you know,

the angry people that gotta go to work. They be trying my girl. her bus every day every day between the Good morning Ms. Sheena. They do not call her Ms. Sheena. It is not kids. It's crack kids. Okay, anyway, let's keep going. What's the next caller? I didn't know she knew Drive Bus. Shout out to Sheena. Good morning, who's this? Hello. Hey, how are you? I was wondering where the ladies at this morning.

Good morning. Good morning. How are you we Monday happy born day where you calling from Tennessee what part of Tennessee I'm trying to look up the weather.

Memphis? No, I'm in Crossville. That's where I'm headed to, Memphis. OK, I'm just looking at the weather. 64 degrees. Just 78 this weekend. OK. Down there.

What you want to get off your chest? Jess in here talking about Glorilla all morning. She keep talking about Glorilla had a nose job. Oh my god. All right, because I saw her before I walked in. I said, did you see Glorilla's nose? Woo! No, I just want to say myself, happy y'all see Leroy Linose? Woo!

No, I just want to say myself a happy birthday shout out. OK. 50. What's your name? Janisa. Janisa, and you're going to be 50? It's Janiqua. Janiqua, and you're going to be 50?

No, it's Janisa. Janisa. Oh, my bad, I'm sorry. Janisa, my bad, I'm sorry. And you're going to be 50? I'm going to be 30. I said I'm 50. Oh, and I thought you said 50.

I'm sorry. You do sound 50, though. and I thought you said 50. I'm sorry, you do sound 50 though. But damn. Damn. Damn. But happy early birthday to you, Janisa. Yes, girl, happy birthday. Thank you, thank you.

Well, we do that every morning. Get it off your chest. Lauren LaRosa is here. Good morning, Lauren. Hey, good morning. What the hell is under that hat? Oh, what's up? It's a new girl.

This is my vacation girl. We had us at DR today for Memorial Day getaway. That's what I'm talking about, public hat. Okay, I thought y'all do braids. So that's a sew-in? We do do, no, this is not a sew-in and we do do braids, but I needed something quick because I've been in court. I had time to sit for braids.

We do braids for the island, right? Yeah, or in the summertime. I get where he trying to go. He just so mad he can't get braids. He trying to go nowhere. He always upset because he ain't got no edges. I'm glad you said it was quick because that's what it looked like. It looked like it got done quick.

Oh, no, no, no, baby. This right here, right here, right here. can't get braids. I'm glad you said it was quick. It looked like it got done quick. No, no, no, baby. This right here, but in the mega for a few weeks, but it's easier. Okay. Got you. Yeah. Don't play with me. You can't even see nothing in your head. You're not even inside the club. Are you upset? I can't see nothing. The person that did your hair couldn't see nothing either. God damn it. That's what you got done in the dark. But anyway, you got the latest coming up, right, Lawrence? I do have the latest coming up, right, Lauren? I do have the latest coming up.

You know we're gonna recap what happened in court yesterday, but today Kid Cudi will be in court, as I told you guys, it is going to be a short testimony, but I think it will be effective, even though people don't think so. I got a question about that. I wanted to know what a short testimony is, but we'll discuss when we come back.

It's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. It's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off today, but Lauren LaRosa is here and it's time for the latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight face. She gets into somebody that knows somebody. She gets into details.

I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the latest on the set. She be having the somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on this. The latest with Lauren LaRosa.

Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. But it's the latest. On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Alright, so yesterday in Cora Belita is day eight yesterday, so today is day nine. Spilled a semen from the court yesterday. We don't say spilled a tea when it comes to the Diddy case, we say spilled a semen. Yes, spilling.

Oh my God, that just seems so aggressive for 6.53 a.m., but here we go, you know what I mean? Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Yes, oh my God. Go ahead. So yesterday in court, we heard from a Homeland Security

Investigations agent who was a part of the team that ran into the Miami house. They finished his testimony. They talked to a clinical and forensic psychologist. Her name is Dawn Hughes, George Kaplan, a former executive assistant. And it was a ton of stuff that went down. I think most people right now are like, what is about to happen when kid Cuddy comes into court though? We already know. What you know? Well, if you read the indictment, the indictment clearly says arson. So clearly the alleged Diddy blowing up Kid Cudi's car is arson.

Yes, allegedly. That is exactly what he's going to be there to speak to. And he's going to probably provide a lot of the background context to his and Cassie's dating fling or whatever that was and the events that led up to Diddy allegedly getting so upset to have to do that. Now yesterday in court, at the end of court, they kind of let you know what's about to happen the next day. They said, the prosecutors had said, look, tomorrow we're going to interview five people

on the stand. I said, whoa, how is that going to happen? And they said, because the, to the judge, they said, well, that is going to be possible because the testimonies will be short. And that kind of caught me off guard because I had assumed that Kid Cudi would be not a short testimony because they've been mentioning him

every week in court since court has started, but maybe they plan to get right on to what they gotta get to. Well, I was gonna ask you, what does short look like? I don't know time-wise what short looks like, but I will say when we had- Because you've been in there. You're in there every day, so what has been the short? I know't know time wise what short looks like, but I will say when we had- Cause you've been in there, you're in there every day,

so what has been short? Cause I know Dawn was 20 minutes. That was short. Cassie's mom was also short. For instance, an example of not short, Cassie took about what, like two days? Two days, yeah. Two and a half days.

So it's given maybe we might get an hour. Okay. Out of the kid cutting testimony, I'm not really for sure exactly what time they're gonna go, but they mentioned that it would be sure. He's actually first up on the stand after they finished with this former executive assistant of Diddy. So I'll be there.

Who's the former executive assistant? His name is George Kaplan and he was a man. Oh, I thought you were talking about. Christina? No. Capricorn? Capricorn, no, no, not yet. She's not on the list to come this week or today or whatever.

But no, George Kaplan, he used to work for Diddy under Combs Enterprises and he's already beginning to testify about having to set up free cough rooms allegedly and you know, allegedly he was sent to buy drugs a couple times and use used his bad boy car to do so allegedly so you know where they're going with him what about the guns cuz I saw the FBI released those pictures and everybody was so caught up on the dildos that had the serial numbers scratched off but they in the dildos have serial numbers yes did he had those serial numbers scratched off but what about the guns so let me tell you something about these guns, right?

Not the untraceable guns. Is he charged with these guns? Is this part of the Rico? I believe that what they're gonna try and bring in with the Rico is they're gonna show, they're gonna use the guns and the drugs to show, and I'm gonna look this up to make sure that I'm hitting this right to the nail,

because people be mad when I don't. But what I'm assuming that they're trying to show is, is that he used all of that to add to the force and the intimidation and things of that nature. But I'm going to look that up to answer you exactly. Yeah, I just want to know if he's going to be if he's getting charged with the gun because there are guns with the serial numbers scratched off automatic weapons. That's a big federal charge. But let me tell you the way Diddy's team came in across about them guns. I think Tini or

Tani Gargos, Mark Gargos' daughter, she is not to be played with. So they did the special agent, we went through his home, they talked about all these different guns they found in the magazines and all these things. She is like an evidence expert. She got back up on that stand and she said, hold on, so what's your process? Y'all take pictures before and after so that we can make sure that you guys, you know, are chronicling this stuff right and accurate. He says, yes.

She brought back up all those photos with those guns. No photos before for a lot of the things. And she's like, well, were you the person that took the photos? The man testifying said no. She said, well, I'm looking at a bunch of stuff at the bottom of a closet floor. Some of these things included where they found the guns. They opened boxes and found different things, right? She's like, can you tell me which cubby these guns came out of? He said no, and she said, okay

So you can't she's making the point they're trying to draw a very clear distinction between how do you even know that these are? His when they're either their serial numbers on them that or they're not you didn't do any DNA testing like at all And you could have and it's easier for you to do DNA testing when you find these guns inside of a home versus outside and you know all of the elements. But it's his home though they found them in there so that they his. But they're trying to. If you find guns in somebody's residence and nobody claims them everybody in that residence is probably gonna get shot. It's responsible right? You know how many people are in the she also made a point about how many people were

actually put into custody when they got to the home you know how many people are in the... she also made a point about how many people were actually put into custody when they got to the home. You know where she's going with this. But the fact... I'm saying that because I don't know what a juror is going to be thinking about it, but the fact that she was even able to create that thought as a conversation, I was like, oh, she's really, really good at this. Yo, Kpop fans, it's your boy,OMHAN, and I'm bringing you something epic. Introducing the K-Factor, the podcast that takes you straight into the heart of K-Pop. We're talking music reviews, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into the industry like never before. From producers and choreographers, to idols and trainees, we're bringing you the real stories behind the music that you love.

And yeah, we're keeping it 100, discussing everything from comebacks and concepts to the mental health side of the business. Because K-pop isn't just a genre. It's a whole world and we're exploring every corner of it. And here's the best part. Fans get to call in, drop opinions, and even join us live at events. You never know where we might pop up next. So listen to the K-Factor on the iHeartRadio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This isn't just a podcast. It's a movement. Are you ready? Let's go. I'm Andrea Gunning, host of the podcast Betrayal. Police Lieutenant Joel Kern used his badge to fool everyone, most of all his wife Caroline. He texted, I've ruined our lives. You're going to want to divorce me. Caroline's husband was living another life behind the scenes.

He betrayed his oath to his, and to his community. She said you left bruises, pulled her hair, that type of thing. No. How far would Joel go to cover up what he'd done? You're unable to keep track of all your lies, and quite frankly, I question how many other women may bring forward allegations in the future. This season of betrayal investigates one officer's decades of deception, lies that left those closest to him questioning everything they thought they knew.

Listen to Betrayal on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes here. Diddy's former protege, television personality, platinum selling artist, platinum-selling artist, Denity King alum Aubrey O'Day joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. Aubrey O'Day is sitting next to us here. You are, as we sit here, right up the street from where the trial is taking place. Some people saw that you

were going to be in New York and they immediately started jumping to conclusions. So can you clear that up? First of all, are you here to testify in the Diddy Trap? Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise based on her firsthand knowledge from her days on making the band as she emerged as the breakout star. The truth of the situation would be opposite

of the glitz and glamor. It wasn't all bad, but I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there. Listen to Amy and TJ Presents, Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey y'all, it's your girl, T.S. Madison, coming to you live and in color from the Outlaws podcast. On this week's episode, we're talking to none other than Chaperone and Sasha Colby.

And let me tell you, no topping is off limits, honey. We talk about the lovers, the haters, and the creator. I worked at Scooter's Coffee Drive-Thru Kiosk. And you are from the Midwest. And in the Midwest, they told you, well, just be humble. Like, you've heard this countless times. You too, right? Oh, yeah.

It's very, like, big in Hawaii. Mine was, I think, wrapped up in, like, Christian guilt. Oh, yeah. We definitely had, like, some Jehovah's Witness guilt there. Yeah. Wait, were you Jehovah's Witness? Yeah. So you were Jehovah's Witness.

I grew up that, yeah. My family still is. Hey. Oh, no. Bye. Listen, she may have been working the drive through in 2020, but she's the name on everybody's lips now, honey. Listen to Outlaws with T.S. Madison on the iHeart Radio app,

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, honey. I'm going to look that up for you, Wuthariko. And then also, the woman that the psychologist yesterday, the clinical and forensic psychologist that they spoke to, Dawn Hughes, I thought it was going to be a snooze fest. She was actually the best witness yesterday. She spoke generally to like, you know, why victims of alleged domestic violence and sexual abuse go back. And oh my gosh, she was so on point with a lot of the things that she was saying

and even when she spoke directly to memory and trauma and how it makes you not remember things of course the defense came in and did what they did and it was very interesting to watch them cross this expert but um so the semen was just warm yesterday today the semen gonna be hot the semen was like it was like uh room temperature yesterday it wasn't even like heated. Today it's gonna get a little microwave action. You know what I'm saying? The Semen gonna be hot today. What else we got in front page? I mean the latest with Lauren. Well we're gonna get into SZA, Tory Lanez, but we have a couple audios and I don't want to shorten that. Okay. But I will say congratulations in the next hour we're gonna talk about this.

On Glorilla Nose. Jess has been talking about Glorilla's nose all morning long. Yes, I'm like, yes, grah. And she confirmed, she was like, and it, got it done. Yeah, what's up? Yeah, it's a little nosy. That little nose? Yes. Can y'all explain to me, like, what do women see when they want to get a nose job? Because I mean, all plastic surgery is personal, but nose jobs are really personal because I don't think the average person looks at an individual and goes Oh that person needs a nose job. So what do y'all see when y'all look in the mirror? I just think you know is what you see in the mirror Like maybe she felt like her nose was too big obviously because she went and go got you know

She went and get a little one, but she obviously felt like it was it was too big for her Um, I felt like the same way my whole life, but I'm not getting a nose job. I know, I know. But when I was pregnant, this last time with Marley, it has spread like a couch and it didn't go back. And that was like a love seat. I never got the same nose that I had back yet. Oh, my God. Wait, you can't fix your nostrils like you got big nostrils At least your whole body snapped back though cuz some girls don't get their bodies back You know when I flare my nostrils it's worse You can't close that I know but it was smaller my nose was smaller before I had my daughter

Oh my god now Yeah and that was still wide I wanna be looking at your nose all day I didn't even realize that you still had the same nose. You need to stop being angry. That's what it is. You get angry and yes, and you look you do like this and then you like every time you get mad you do like this and I'm like damn. But low nose look like she did it for more of like the contour like it's like, yes right here. And you know, it's pinch all the way through.

Yeah, the contour just gives you that. Yeah, you remember the low nose is on the Kleenex box Yes, lady. She got a little nose. I Like a little one. Mm-hmm. No glow likes it. I love it. Yeah, she does she said Andy. Yeah, and it's cute It's a little way. All right, we got front page coming up next Yeah, okay, cute little nosy Wow, so I gotta have a baby, lose my nose. What? Okay Michael Jackson.

Girl, not lose your damn nose. Oh my God, my boobs gonna be out of shape, my nose gonna be out of shape. What the heck? It's all worth it when you see that baby. You gotta have a man to have a baby. Well, you gotta pick one. You got a few suitors. Yes.

You got about three. Anyone else for the Dior. Oh my God, what are y'all trying to do to me up here? Well, you got to pick one you got you got a few suitors Yeah We got front page news coming up next with Morgan it's the breakfast club Morgan, it's the Breakfast Club. Wake up, wake up, you're locked into the Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off today. Morgan is here with FrontPage News.

Good morning, Morgan. Good morning, good morning. All right, let's get back into it. So the US has officially accepted that luxury jet from Qatar to use as Air Force One. The Defense Department confirmed the news on Wednesday. A spokesperson said Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth accepted a Boeing 747 from the Middle Eastern country

in accordance with all federal rules and regulations. Maybe because he can accept it, I'm not sure, but you know, this is actually supposed to be a gift for President Trump. They said the DOD will work to ensure proper security measures are considered for an aircraft used to transport President Trump. Let me ask you a question, is Pete Hexette a government official? He is, so maybe he can't, he accepted. I'm trying to figure out the people. The US Constitution prohibits government officials, government officials from

accepting gifts from any King, Prince or foreign state. The reality is what they're doing is unconstitutional. And that's just it. And as long as people don't push back on it, don't show no resistance towards it, then that behavior will continue to be normalized. And I guess it's normalized now. Yeah, you ain't learned.

I was trying to figure out the loophole in this, but moving on, in other news, the Justice Department is dismissing Biden era investigations into the Louisville and Minneapolis police departments. Now, DOJ made the announcement on Wednesday, saying the lawsuits were filed last minute by the Biden administration after President Trump was reelected. The lawsuits accused the departments of widespread patterns of unconstitutional policing practices tied to race. It said its civil rights division will dismiss the lawsuits against the departments. Now, this would be cases like the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and that of Breonna Taylor in Louisville. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg welcomed

the news. Let's hear his comments. We did not oppose DOJ's motion to dismiss today because we see the writing on the wall and it's time to move forward. We can't afford any more delays There's no point in delaying the inevitable. Let's focus on those reforms and improvements and that's why we did not object So, of course, you know on Monday May 25th will be the fifth anniversary or mark the fifth year that Remembrance of that the death of George Floyd So the DOJ said it will also be ending investigations into other departments, including in Phoenix,

Trenton, New Jersey, Memphis, Tennessee, Mount Vernon, New York, Oklahoma City, and the Louisiana State Police. I wonder what are the reforms and initiatives? It's not like the George Floyd Policing Act was ever passed. So I'm all for, you know, moving on if justice has been served, if we have weeded the, you know,

the wrong people out of the system, and if there is actual reforms in initiative. But what are the reforms in initiative? That's not probably a blanket answer, you know, I'm sure that's gonna be case by case, depending on the state and local police departments and those municipalities. Some probably better than others, but to your point, there is no blanket answer for that.

In other news, President Trump is again weighing in on the Department of Justice investigation into New York Democratic Attorney General. At the Oval Office yesterday, Trump said Letitia James committed major fraud with her real estate transactions years ago. Let's take a listen to president Trump in regards to that. She signed in Virginia. Yes. She said she lived in Virginia. She's the New York state attorney general.

She did that for tax reasons so she could take advantage of taxes. It's major fraud, mortgage documents and uh, fraudulent everything. So attorney general James has denied the allegations and claims it's only retribution for the many cases that she's brought against Trump. The FBI has confirmed it's working with the D. O. J. On James's case. I mean, but we do know that tis James is absolutely correct, right? This is just retaliation for the charges that Tis James bought against Donald Trump like Donald Trump has a list and Tis James is high on that list as I'm sure Alvin Bragg is Alvin Bragg been very quiet probably rightfully so but you know I just we do

know this is retaliation yeah and he said that he said that he would you know be coming after her if he was reelected so Jersey Congresswoman LaMonica McIver is facing up to 16 years in prison on two assault charges in that chaotic incident at the Newark ICE detention center earlier this month. Now, the Democrat is accused of assaulting federal agents as they move to arrest Newark Mayor Ras Baraka at a protest outside Delaney Hall on May 9th. Now, she spoke to MSNBC and here's what she had to say in regards to that incident. Well I think one this is political intimidation from the Trump administration.

I mean me being charged is absurd you know especially when I'm just there to do my job. The confusion and the the chaos that you see was caused by ICE officials and Homeland Security. They created this unnecessary situation by arresting the mayor. And of course, she's referencing Mayor Ross Baraka of Newark, not to be confused with New York, those who aren't in that area. Now, she appeared virtually for a 15 minute hearing on Wednesday and was released on her own recognizance. She did not enter a plea, the feds charged McIver, the same day they dropped trespassing charges against mayor Baraka now president Trump weighed in on those charges against the

congresswoman let's take a listen to his comments that woman was out of control she was shoving federal agents she was out of control the days of that crap are over in this country we're gonna have law and order I watched that video I didn't see her assault anybody I didn't see her look out of control in no way shape or form You know me she was definitely, you know in between the agents and in the mayor But they still got to the mayor if anything, I saw them pushing her around right? That's essentially what everybody else is saying Baraka and as well as MacGyver now. Meanwhile, you're good girl Nancy Mace she's filing a resolution to expel Congresswoman

LaMonica McIver. Now, Mace said the House has set a precedent for expelling members charged, but not yet convicted of serious criminal offenses. And she added, the public deserves to know that criminal conduct in the halls of Congress has consequences. So we will see what happens with Congresswoman. I read something that said that what Nancy Mays filed is a long shot. But like, I don't know. I feel like people, the way that people are weaponizing like their power and their ability right now. I don't, I just, do we, is there an end to this? Like what is the

balance? Like, cause it's only going to get worse. There is no balance. The scales are tipped right now in Republican favor. Cause I see like the minute they can get you about it here, they do it. And then there's no, if you fight back, if you push back, now you out of, you insane or whatever Trump said. I highly disagree with what Nancy Mace is doing. And I saw her say repeatedly yesterday that nobody is above the law. Yes, there is people that are above the law.

President Donald J. Trump is above the law. But that's what I'm saying. There's no like, we talk about it every day, but like then what happened? I mean, there's no consistency because of what Morgan just said. The balance of power, you know, the scales have been tipped. The scales have been tipped.

Absolutely. And very much in favor for the Republican party. Unless the Democratic party galvanizes and organizes in a way that, you know, puts everyone on the same page, then I don't see it uh letting up anytime soon especially being that we're only what a few months into the four year term so there's that and that's your front page news y'all can follow me on socials at

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You know, when you're not here and you have feelings, we appreciate Mimi Brown and, you know, what's the other young lady slipping my mind right now? Brie. Brie, yeah. Salute to Brie. We held it down, too. Salute to Brie. So thank you to everybody at the Black Information Network. We appreciate y'all. Yes, we appreciate being in partnership to bring people this good good. Well, I want to say she's the head coach of the South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team. She has a new book, Uncommon Favor,

which is on my book imprint, Black Privilege Publishing with Simon and Schuster. Basketball North Philly, my mother and the life lessons I learned from all three. So when we come back, we're gonna talk to Don Staley about that book and some other things. It's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show at The Breakfast Club.

The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Both dangerous, want to show the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ, Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. The icon living. Dawn Stanley. Welcome back.

How you feeling? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I usually come back when we win the championship. We lost this year. So thank you all for coming. You're always invited.

You start that. You know what you start, that you're always invited. Don't you start that. Don't you start that. You're always invited. Well, the new book, Uncommon Favor, is out right now. Basketball North Philly, My Mother and the Life Lessons I Learned from All Three is out right now. How are you feeling? I'm feeling great.

I mean, my friends have received their books and they have nothing but like great things. Like, my cup runneth over. They had you all over the place yesterday. Yeah, they did. I got to give you a shout shout out and you sparked the conversation. So many people have asked me to write a book and I'm like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, like yeah, right? But it came from so many different people

and then when I came on the show in 2022, we talked about it and you just, you kept the conversation going, you're real persistent with it. You know, that's what I'm attracted to most is like somebody that actually is- Consistent, persistent. Yeah, persistent and know the process. Like you knew the process.

I don't know if you knew my story so to speak, but you knew enough to know that, you know, this book will be received well and I appreciate that. Well, people like you don't come around too often Don, like you are once in a generation just person, you know, and you really learn that when you read the book, not even just as a coach, but as a basketball player, but more so as a child of Philadelphia, man. I mean, I had fun, like the process was fun.

It's liberating, it is, you know, you don't really know how you're going to be received, but every person, like I'm actually waiting for a critic. Like I'm waiting for somebody to say, what didn't go right in the book? And we have yet to get to that point. And one of my friends was, you know, listening, had a long road trip, listened to the entire book yesterday. And she was like, I'm in tears.

I'm laughing. I get it like the leadership part of it like I mean the emotions that are in the book and it's me so some of it is emotional me some of it is just I'm able to just get it out because I remembered most of it and I had to call on my siblings and kind of fill in the gaps but it's me like it's me. Like it's so me, it's so relatable. It's so, it was an easy process. So was it therapeutic at all to do it? No, it was just natural.

It wasn't like, it was natural. I think sharing my story is just relatable to people. It's not like, you know, I don't think it's a overdo it with the accolades. It's like the accolades are intertwined and everybody's accolades won't be like Olympian and national champions but on a certain level like if you graduate high school it's relatable if you graduate college is relatable if you if you can pull yourself out of the projects of any city it's relatable and there's no wrong

path like there's no like you can get off tilted but then you got to come back by like habits come back by the lessons in the book are just just it relates to every single thing that you will want to accomplish in life and I'm not just saying that the pump the book but it really is like I'm only giving what other people are giving me the feedback they're giving me and it is cool to hear people just relate to the book. I love it because you know people know you from different things right some people know you as a player some people know you as a coach but with this book it starts from where you came from which is North Philly right and you

talk about...Ramen, Rosen, housing projects...and you talk about you know you said growing up in a projects was the best decision your parents made. Explain that a little bit and how that formed to the woman that you are today. Just imagine the people that don't grow up in the projects. What you think happens in the projects. You think probably only one thing, crime, like bad things. And for me, it was the foundation of giving me the scars I needed, the chinks in the armor

I needed to succeed. Like, there was unity in the projects, there was discipline in the projects, there was manicured lawns, there was my block I grew up in never had trash in it. Like, it was captain in a way that would compete with any suburban lawn or neighborhood. So it was all those things that helped build you up. I'm unbothered and unafraid to tackle on the most challenging things in life because that's nothing compared to what I grew up. That's nothing.

So I think it gave me the foundation I needed to just be able to coach every day, like coach young people. Like generations are changing. Coaching talent and individuals and young people nowadays is very, very challenging. I love how you embrace your inner child. I love this picture on the back. What's a moment from your childhood that still shapes how you handle pressure today? You know, there's a story that I share in the book about my father who, I mean,

I'm over 50 now, right? But when he, I don't know if I was 12, 14, maybe I got invited to play in the, on this team, in this competition outside of Philly. Like it was a road trip and my father was like, no, you can't go. Like that hurt me. Like it really hurt me. And I remembered it so vividly that for him to deny me that, because it was one of the first times, but I'm 13, 14 years old, whose parents going to let them somebody else take

their child out of state. Like I wasn't thinking about that. I was solely thinking about basketball, but it was one of the, one of the experiences that drove me. Like I didn't, I didn't like my father for that. I was solely thinking about basketball, but it was one of the experiences that drove me. I didn't like my father for that. I didn't like him for the parental decision that he made. But as I'm older now and reflecting on and writing the book, it is, I need conflict. I know that about myself, that I need conflict like everything can't be comfortable like if I have you know Ten people supporting me, you know here I need about ten to twelve people That's the hating like I need it. I mean it helps me drives it drives me like it drives me

That's why you said I don't have a critic yet. I'm waiting for a critic for the book right now Right, so it's it's that is the ability like, you know, we lost the UConn this year. Like, you know, the critics are saying I can't coach. I didn't understand that. That pissed me off so bad. That's what they say, but I'm like, okay, well, but again, everything that I've needed in my life, you know, failure, success, happens to me. It's uncommon, like, but I know our loss this year will somehow help us. It will. I'm not just relying on it helping us. I'm gonna put action to it. So it means something. I loved when you said that in a post-game conference. You

was like, I hope that they're crying. I hope that my players are crying. I hope that it hurts. That'll make them be better. Next year. Yeah, I mean, the most growth takes place when you're uncomfortable. The most. If you're comfortable all the time, and I've said this as well, like parents really don't want their kids to feel what they felt, like pain.

And I'm like, I want them to feel a little pain. I want them to hurt. I want them to be uncomfortable. And I love them enough to allow them to sit in that space. Because not for long, but they need to fight their way out of it because nothing's going to be given to them. I don't like that place. I don't like to feel that. So I fight like hell to try to not feel that by prepping, by doing everything I need to do to not feel that. It's almost like when you grow up in the projects and you grow up in poverty, you don't want that anymore.

Like you don't want that. Once you've lived and you've earned a certain keep, you wanna keep that because you wanna change generations in your family and I hope I'm able to do that. We're still kicking it with Dawn Stanley, Charlamagne. You seem like you've always been a natural born leader like throughout your whole life even when you were the child. It made me wonder if coaching never entered your life where do you think your leadership would have shown up instead? Oh man that's a hard

question like I'm competitive I probably would have been a losing gambler. But trying like heck. I don't know. I mean, I do, I love kids. So my work would have been with kids. And I'm glad that coaching found me. Like I'm glad somebody saw something in me that I didn't see in myself. I didn't see coaching. I didn't want to coach at all.

And I don't know why because I had great coaches. I had great people in my life that, that challenged me, that were good at it, but when I when I had coaching friends the only thing they talked about were their teams and basketball and I'm like yeah this is what I do every day, I do this every day why would I want to talk about it every day, why would I want my life consumed with it and here I am 25 years later, like loving it. Like I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing and when you're able to live out your passion, it's the most beautiful liberating and incredible experience. I know my players really get something out of our relationship.

They do. They build character. They navigate life. But for me, I'm overjoyed when they graduate. I'm overjoyed on draft night. I'm overjoyed when they're able to see their hard work produce what they want in life. Even if they don't make it to the league, they're equipped with being successful with anything.

Like, seriously, that does something to my heart when young people are able to get what they're supposed to do. You know, you talked about your players, you got a lot of success stories from your time coaching at the University of South Carolina, but in the book you make it no secret that Asia Wilson is your favorite. Well, I mean here's why. I've coached a lot of great players. Like Asia was the very first player that was the number one player in the country to decide she wanted to come play for us. And I know it was in her backyard and we didn't we didn't look

like a national championship team. Like we never won a national championship. We had never been to the Final Four. So for her to trust us with that part of her career meant that she believed in us. She trusted us, she knew that we were gonna get her to where she needed to go as far as still being the number one draft pick, like four years later. Like when someone, and it wasn't just her, it was her entire family believed in it. And it took some at times them thinking,

did we make the right decision? Because she started her first game, and then she was terrible, like scrub-like, right? Scrub-like is pretty far, that's far. So I was like, I gotta take you out of starting lineup. But I didn't even tell her that. I told her parents first, and her mom, Eva, was like, you sure?

I'm like, you're gonna have to trust me on this one, you sure? You're gonna have to trust me on this one. Like you just gonna have to trust me. And she was like, all right. But at the end of her freshman year, she was national rookie of the year. She was first team all SEC. She was rookie of the year in the SEC. Like she got all the accolades coming off the bench. And when someone as a coach and leader and mentor, young people believe in you like they really do when that's reciprocated because I believed it. I knew that she was gonna be the one that takes us to that next level. When you're able to have the same synergy, you know, Asia was hell to

deal with, right? Because she's young, like she went to private school for like 12 years. All of her schooling was private school. So she needed to be roughened up a little bit to get her ready for what she faces. Like she faces the critics right now, but I know she can handle them because we took her through all of that.

Like she had dyslexia, right, throughout her college career. And I'm like, okay, you're going to read in front of the team every time we have a game because we have a scripture reading and an inspirational reading before every pregame meal. And there's somebody that has to read it. So I was like, you're going to read that. It took her her senior year. Couldn't do it the first, second, third.

Her senior year, she read out loud and she had fun, or third, her senior year she read out loud. And she had fun with it. She was like, y'all, this is alone. Y'all don't have to bear with me. Like it was that kind of liberation. So when she gave her entire self to me, the good, the bad, the ugly, entire, that's why I just have a really strong relationship with her.

Like she could tell me anything. I'm non-judgmental. Young people won't wanna tell you everything because they think you're gonna judge them. I don't judge. There's nothing that any one of my current, former, future players can tell me that's gonna rock me that I haven't seen.

Everybody's been through, there's no new problems. It's the same old recycle problems. So just give it here so you're not dealing with it longer than you need to. You know it's interesting, right, because I was watching you, you did Good Morning America, the View, Kobe, all of that stuff like that. So you was working, but I still know you still the coach

at the University of South Carolina. But I was like, oh, you know what? She'll be fine, because she used to play ball and coach at the same time, which I found out about in the book. That was insane. Six years. That's crazy. Six years. She'll be fine, because she used to play ball and coach at the same time, which I found out about in the book. That was insane. Six years.

That's crazy. Six years. I mean, when I got into coaching, I was like in my prime. So the AD at the time, he kept asking me, like he was persistent. I'm like, no, no, I'm not interested. I'm playing in the WNBA. And then he just kept asking. And then I ended up having to go meet with him

because the Final Four was in Philly, from Philly. He knew I was going to be there. So I went and sat down with him and he asked me two questions. He was like, can you lead? Did you do your research? Like, did you, like, and I was like, yeah. I basically was the captain on every team that I played on, right?

And then he was like, can you turn Temple Women's Basketball program around? And I was like, oh, is that a challenge? Like, is that really a challenge? Because I'm drawing the challenges and I never answered the question. I don't even think I answered the question. He was like, hey, can you just come down the hall and meet some people? So I was like, okay, I'm here. He took me in this conference room, sat me at the head of the table,

and there were like 10 to 12 people sitting around this table. And they're asking me questions like, where do you see yourself in five years? I'm like playing in the WNBA. And they were like, do you have to see yourself coaching? And I'm like, no. Like, y'all, they were interviewing me.

I was on a job interview. And I didn't know. Yo, keep up there. This is your boy, Bumhan, and I didn't know. and choreographers, idols and trainees, we're bringing you the real stories behind the music that you love. And yeah, we're keeping it a hundred, discussing everything from comebacks and concepts to the mental health side of the business. Because K-pop isn't just a genre, it's a whole world and we're exploring every corner of it. And here's the best part, fans get to call in, drop opinions, and even join us live at events. You never know where we might pop up next.

So listen to the K Factor on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This isn't just a podcast, it's a movement. Are you ready? Let's go. Amy Robach and TJ Holmes here. Diddy's former protege, television personality, platinum-selling artist, Denity King alum Aubrey O'Day joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated

the attention of the nation. Aubrey O'Day is sitting next to us here. You are, as we sit here, right up the street from where the trial is taking place. Some people saw that you were going to be in New York and they immediately started jumping to conclusions. So can you clear that up? First of all, are you here to testify in the Diddy Trial? Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise

based on her firsthand knowledge from her days on making the band as she emerged as the breakout star. The truth of the situation would be opposite of the glitz and glamor. It wasn't all bad. But I don't know that any of the good was real. I went through things there.

Listen to Amy and TJ Presents, Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Andrea Gunning, host of the podcast, Betrayal. Police Lieutenant Joel Kern used his badge to fool everyone. Most of all, his wife, Caroline. He texted, I've ruined our lives.

You're going to want to divorce me. Caroline's husband was living another life behind the scenes. He betrayed his oath to his family and to his community. She said you left bruises, pulled her hair, that type of thing. No. How far would Joel go to cover up what he'd done?

You're unable to keep track of all your lies, and quite frankly, I question how many other women may bring forward allegations in the future. This season of Betrayal investigates one officer's decades of deception. Lies that left those closest to him questioning everything they thought they knew. Listen to Betrayal on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey y'all, it's your girl, T.S. Madison, coming to you live and in color from the Outlaws podcast.

On this week's episode, we're talking to none other than Chaperone and Sasha Colby. And let me tell you, no topping is off limits, honey. We talk about the lovers, the haters, and the creator. I worked at Scooter's Coffee Drive-Thru Kiosk. And you are from the Midwest. And in the Midwest, they told you, would you just be humble?

Like, you've heard this countless times. You too, right? Oh, yeah. It's very, like, big in Hawaii. Mine was, I think, wrapped up in, like, Christian Hill. Oh, yeah. We definitely had, like, some Jehovah's Witness guilt there, yeah.

Wait, were you Jehovah's Witness? Yeah. So you were Jehovah's Witness. I. Yeah. Wait, were you Jehovah's Witness? Yeah. So you were Jehovah's Witness? I grew up that, yeah. My family still is. Hey. Oh, no. Bye.

Listen, she may have been working the drive through in 2020, but she's the name on everybody's lips now, honey. Listen to Outlaws with T.S. Madison on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, honey. Because all my job interviews were tryouts, like basketball, like physical tryouts. Needless to say, I took the job two weeks later. They just agreed to allow me to continue to play and coach. So I was in like basketball utopia because I was coaching and I'm actually still able to express myself on the court because I wasn't ready to hang up my shoes.

I was still very much a player and I think that allowed me to play a little bit longer than I wanted to and that allowed me to keep staying fresh with what was up with teaching young people because they were more enthralled with me playing because that's what they wanted. I was living their dream right before their very eyes and I think it just helped me be a better coach, be a more understanding coach because I was a player receiving information from a coach and then it just helped the dynamics of what I was doing. We're still kicking in with Dawn Staley,

her new book, Uncommon Favor is out right now. Basketball North Philly, My Mother and the Life Lessons I Learned from All Three. Now I wanted to ask about your father, right? You mentioned your father earlier, and you said your relationship wasn't that great, but you said it got better over the years. Do you understand some of the things

that your father was trying to implement in you as a young girl, because they said that your father looked at women's basketball and felt there wasn't too many opportunities and didn't know if you could sustain at that time? And do you wish that you kind of put yourself in his mentality back then as a child? Because even with the name of the book,

it says basketball in North Philly, my mother, but not my father. Explain that a little bit. Good catch. But not my father. Good catch. No, that a little bit. Good catch. But not my father. No, no, no. I know, I know. Good catch.

You know, I think even the one family members that are closest to you, yes, I should have had a much more mature outlook on that relationship. Now that you can reflect on it now that you can see, because I held that. And I, you know, if you can hear that, I still hold that instance. But when you're coaching, right, you come into a situation where you hurt a player,

like you hurt that player. That was like probably 12 years ago. I hurt that player. Like it drives me to not hurt other players. And I wasn't mature enough or savvy enough to handle that at 12 or 13. So I do think it's helped me be a better coach. It helps me be a better person to really, like, again, I didn't talk about things. I held that.

My father probably didn't, probably doesn't. He's been dead and gone since 2001. Like I don't even think he really knew how much that hurt me. But also use that to navigate the knows. Like I handle knows a lot better because of that. I love the respect the power of habits chapter. And in that chapter you speak extremely highly of South Carolina's own Malaysia for a while.

And you even refer to her as a younger, savvier version of you. You say, and this is a quote, I heard from so many adults who gave their own parents hell only to see their teenagers return the favor. Now it's my turn in the barrel. So when I see you had, when I read that and I was like, damn, she had so much love for Malaysia.

What was your initial reaction when she decided to enter the portal? And was it surprising to you? Surprising? No. I think being in this space, you become to expect the unexpected, right? I still have much love for Malaysia, like much love. Like I want her happy.

She and her mom came in. She said, I think I'm going to get into the transfer portal. So I'm like, okay, well you think or you know? And she said, I think I'm going to get into the transfer portal. So I'm like, okay, well you think or you know? And she said, I know. And I said, well, I only want you happy. Like I really do only want our players happy, whether that's with us or somewhere else, just be happy. I told her, don't look back.

I know it's probably going to be hard to not look back to see, you know, you leaving your hometown and all that. I said, don't look back. Like, you made this decision, just go forward with it. And don't look back. You're always gonna be a Gamecock. You're always gonna be welcomed here. I wish her the best.

And when I say that, people probably think, oh, but I do, like, I really do. Like, cause I am, what's for us is for us. What's not is what's not. Let's keep moving. I don't stay in despair. I don't stay in those spaces for very long. I'm like, okay, we got to get recruiting.

We got to get back into this portal to see who we can get to help us. I think she's going to have a promising career. I do think she's a generational talent that will never leave. Like, she does things on the basketball court that I've never seen a woman do. And she'll continue to do that and will continue to be happy for her, except the one or two times that we have to play them.

Like it's on, like she's gonna be super competitive against us, we're gonna wanna win, and it's gonna be a pride thing. That comes with just being a competitor and We got much love for her and her family now this has nothing to do with the book But I wanted to ask as we talk about players You know the WNBA has has taken a huge jump in the last couple of years And I love it my daughters love it my sons love it

What do you think what's going on in the WNBA where it seems like they're pitting you know? Caitlin Clark against Angel Reese right kind of what they did in NBA back in the day, Caitlin Clark against Angel Reese, right? Kind of what they did in NBA back in the day, but it was more teams, right? I guess not, maybe not teams, it was Magic versus Bird, this one versus that one, but this one, it just seems like it seems very personable. So what are your thoughts, like even the other day with that foul, and they called it a flagrant foul, I don't necessarily agree, but what are your thoughts on it? Well, I think the officiating has a hard job, that's one.

The decipher, whether or not that's a flagrant one or not. Hard job. And I do think they understand the dynamics of Angel and Caitlin. I do. I think it's great for our game. Cause it's like, yeah, like it's a sport. Treat us like a sport. Don't treat us anything other than being a sport.

It happens in every sport. Soccer, basketball, football. It happens in every sport, soccer, basketball, football. It happens in every sport. So let it be. I'm gonna take the lead of Angel and Kaitlyn. And that lead is, they said it was a foul. The officials got it right, we're moving on. That's what I'm gonna take their lead, okay?

I think it pulls people in. I do think there are new fans that Haven't watched our game and they really don't know so they only they're only singly focused on Kate report, right? Right. So when you're that and that's that's their idol. That's who attracts them But I just hope that they'll open their eyes to the rest of the talent that is there. Like the product is incredible, and it's in high demand.

We played Kaitlyn in the national championship last year, right? 20 million, it topped off at whatever it topped off at the most. I know they saw us. Like I know they saw us. I know they saw us have an undefeated season. I know they saw Camila Cardoza. I know they saw us. I know they saw us have an undefeated season. I know they

saw Camila Cardoza. I know they saw Ashlyn Watts. I know they saw Tessa Johnson have an incredible career or day. I know they saw Malaysia do some incredible things. So open your eyes up to seeing outside of Kaitlyn. Well, not even outside, included, because she's a part of it all. So, you know, I'm looking forward to the next time they play too, I'm going to be glued in, just like everybody else, yes! I want to go back to that chapter,

respect the power of habits, right? When you talk about Malaysia, it is with such reverence, how do you balance disappointment as a coach with support for somebody like her who just wanted to make a decision for herself? If a young person is going to speak on what they deem is good for them, that's half the battle. Like half the battle is to be able to speak up. You know how hard it was for her to do that? Like really hard. Really hard.

So I understand that dynamics of her decision making and then it's like, okay, well, what do you do with it? Like if she was my player and there was a chance for her to want to come back or if she decided that this is that that's not what she wanted to do. I was gonna talk to her about why, why did it come to that? What makes you think this isn't a place for whatever she said? We would go from there. I thought Malaysia was getting better. Like I really, I saw a whole lot of growth on and off the court to where LSU's gonna get the best of her now.

Like we went through the hard part of just kind of smoothing some rough edges and getting her to create good habits. Like I do think habits are the thing that allows you to elevate, right? I do. So I think what we've given her and what she's given us will allow her to have much better days,

much more consistent days than she had with us at her next stop. Well, thank you, Dawn. New book, Uncommon Favor, Basketball North Philly, my mother and the life lessons I learned from all three is available everywhere you buy books now. Go get it, you are guaranteed to learn something. That's right. You are an icon living Don, we appreciate your presence on this earth and thank God for you. Thank you. And listen, I want everybody to remember that today Don Staley will be at the Barnes and Noble 5th Avenue in New York City. If

you're in New York City you can go see Don Staley at Barnes and Noble 1 p.m. today, 555 5th Avenue in New York City. If you're in New York City, you can go see Don Staley at Barnes & Noble 1 p.m. today 555 5th Avenue in New York. Go get a copy of Uncommon Favor signed. Don, thank you again. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's the World's Most Dangerous Morning Show at the Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off. club Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off. Salute to Don Staley for pulling up man. Make sure you check out Don Staley today at the Barnes & Noble on 5th Avenue at 1 p.m. She will be there signing copies of her book Uncommon Favor. Why you didn't tell me she came in here looking for me? She did and the

first thing she said was I need my Diddy updates. Where is Lauren? That almost made me cry when Jess told me that on the podcast. She sure did. I love her. And it's time for the latest with Lauren. Lauren be coming with straight facts. Tell her, tell her. Man it. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.

She be having the latest on the news. So stop the things. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On The Breakfast Club. LaRosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Who is the latest? On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me.

Now Charlamagne, in the last hour you asked me a question about Diddy, the alleged guns that they found, or they found them, but that they're alleging are his AR-15s and how that relates to the indictment. So I found the exact answer to that. So the special agent, Gerard Gannon, that was talking about the AR-15s is talking about this because in the indictment, they're trying to say that Diddy himself allegedly rebranded firearms to intimidate others. So it is to the gist of what I was mentioned to you, but I wanted to make sure I answered

that. Now moving on and other court things or trying to get back to court things, Tory Lanez. Tory Lanez has had the people up in arms these last couple weeks after he was stabbed 14 times because there are now representatives and different people that are pushing for him to be released. So there is a woman, her name is Rep Luna. She is from Florida's Anna Paulina Luna of Florida's 13th district. She is calling for Tory Lanez freedom and she sat down with Chris Cuomo on News Nation

and had a conversation about this. Let's take a listen. This case was actually initially flagged for me by Amber Rose. And the reason why I took particular interest in it is because of the fact that they actually had evidence that they presented to me in my office that actually disproved the conviction. So as you stated earlier, that 0.01% of DNA, they actually found four people's DNA on that firearm, none of which was Tori's, not to mention there was

zero fingerprints on the actual magazine. And also too, as you said, 0.01% chance. Also there's been ring footage that's been obtained that actually disproves the whole dance Megan. I actually reached out today to Gavin Newsom's office and we are requesting an emergency meeting. So Luna, who did it? You know, Chris, that's not for me to weigh in. And that's definitely for the judge and the jury. But what I will tell you is based on the evidence that we have the evidence that we have says that he wasn't

the guy. What's the evidence they have now? She said the ring camera. She said the ring camera. She said that she talked about the DNA, that there were four people's DNA found on the gun. People knew that, that's why it was inconclusive. Yeah, and I think that when people talk about this whole DNA thing, they need to understand that inconclusive means that, yeah, they weren't able to fully rule him,

I mean, they weren't able to fully say, he 100% had the gun, but they weren't able to rule him out either So it doesn't make it that he didn't have it. It leaves it open. It's inconclusive Yeah, I don't remember them saying for people. I just remember them say it was a male and a female Yeah, she's saying for she said a lot of things even that rain camera thing there They had an eyewitness that testified about you know different things as well, too There's a lot of things that you can debunk in what she's saying or throw information back at what she's saying.

But I think overall, a judge ruled that Torrey Lane's was guilty. And until it is back in front of a judge and there's anything else that is said, who are we to be making Meg the Sirens life horrible because of what's happening? Whether regardless of how you feel, I think it should be left to a court. Now, there's a tick tocker online who who said that just of what I just said. No, look, so this TikToker, she went online and she's like, look, y'all out here arguing about this Tory Lane thing and she threw this at Tory's team. She said, take it to a judge.

Don't bring it to us online. Don't have press conferences. Take it to a judge. It's that simple. And I said this earlier this week, like, you know, we're acting like this didn't go through a court of law. Like it was a due process. It was weeks and weeks of testimony.

It was evidence that was presented. I don't understand how all of that can happen, but then one random person in a car says, I overheard somebody say something and everybody just rushes to just, you know, act like what happened in court isn't true. And by the way, I wasn't there so I don't know what happened. I'm just telling you, this is what what happened in court isn't true. And by the way, I wasn't there, so I don't know what happened. I'm just telling you this is what played out in court.

And then he just saying this is what he heard. He just now said this is what he heard. He heard all of this while the trial was going on. Why didn't you say something then? Right. Well, OK, so SZA commented. The reason why this TikTok video is kind of everywhere right now is because SZA came in and commented in defense of Meg the Psy and she said the density in response to the video, she said, I'm actually so shocked and so is in all caps at the amount of people

fully comfortable with bullying a woman that's proven to be a victim of assault, like out loud where other people can see you, like you finna be stupid out loud and she capitalized out loud. So I just don't understand how all the evidence and testimony that happened in a court of law weighs less than just some guy who said I overheard her say X Y & Z. I don't understand why people's brains work like that. I'd rather listen to this person who said they overheard something but didn't feel like it was urgent enough to say it while the trial

was happening but now He speaks out and you just agree with him as opposed to everything you hear in court I'd rather you just shut up and not say nothing and not be on any side. I just It just it makes no sense. It only makes sense online. Could it be tori got stabbed then he He's like, you know what? This has gone too far. Let me say what I heard four or five years ago But you should have said it while the trial was happening But that's what I'm saying. He's alleging that he was put in a bad position by his attorneys at that time And he couldn't and who got this ring who house got the ring camera footage. I'm not for

It's all kinds like the people know where he was like where he was that was where this whole thing started Yeah, they were outside of it outside of the party. It was like 430 in the morning. They were in the place I know but whose house did it out there whose house it was and if that lady saw ring camera footage, where is the footage? I people just be throwing stuff online and folks just run towards it and gravitate towards it and repeat it and use it to justify how they feel. Because apparently like they was at, allegedly they were at a big celebrities house. Yeah. Having fun. We had one of the ginners and then they left.

Kylie. Look, I don't know. I just, all I'm saying is that if Tory feels like he was wrong, he can take it to court that it's his right to do so. But I think- How do you take it to court? How? You were in court.

They can attempt, they've been attempting, they can, they can attempt. They've been attempting. They write letters to the judges. There's things that you can do to attempt to get a judge to reconsider. Just do that. But I think people's main thing is it's like until that's done, please less, less, less back off of making a person's life miserable because all we got right now is what was ruled on and we're going to leave it there. But speaking of people online and rul rulings why me insert himself in this diddy stuff yes I just saw him everyday y'all stop stop talking about me stop saying this himself in diddy he did not say she did not say that no no no not in diddy but in

this diddy stuff so he tweeted a couple days diddy don't get bended he did a bending so ain't nobody gonna serve you. Meek tweeted just to put on public record. No, he had tweeted something else before this. He was talking about the little Rod guy or whatever, right? But then he goes to clarify what he actually saw at Diddy parties. He said, the craziest thing he's seen at a puff party is coke vibes. And that's going on at all these parties. I'm from North Philly. I had millions since I was 23. I don't even want to be addicted to weed, not judging, but I see it different. His original tweet said in the midst of the Diddy in the midst

of Diddy on federal trial, I want to bring back up that little ride and his lawsuit was dropped. He never said my name in these blogs amplified that whole agenda against me. My culture don't believe it, but it's an attack on my brand. I want to get to the bottom of it. So what happened? Remember, remember they brought me into it. Remember they said the rapper from Philly originally in some of the civil law.

So Meek just volunteered this information. Yeah, he is not the only rapper from Philly. You don't understand? No, he just was on Twitter. He took the Twitter. Meek, you gotta stop. I don't understand why. Why? Yeah, I wouldn't want to keep bringing myself back up into this nobody was talking about me can this is wait did anybody talk about me can call it no nobody talking about you meek why

to meek's defense in the beginning when I'm lawsuits dropped and they was mentioning the rapper and all that date people was like thatek, meek, meek. That was like a year ago. That feels like years ago. Honestly, yeah. Nobody cares, nobody's thinking about you meek. Meek said, hold up, wait a minute. Y'all thought I was finished. And then he was like, and we did not dress alike, y'all.

We wasn't twinning. I got my outfit first. You know what it is when you, we gotta go to Dunk It today, but you know what it is, when you are at home on your phone and your timeline is constantly filled with pictures of you and Diddy dressed alike and people saying things about you and Diddy. You think the whole world is talking about it.

That's your small bubble, Meek. No, I promise you nobody was thinking that, my brother. I just don't want him to insert himself in this. No, please. We gotta wrap up. Don't, don't. Don't get it, the day is up next. It's the world's most dangerous morning show,

The Breakfast Club. You need to know what you need to tell them. I am It's time for donkey of the day, it's a read but you're so good No sexy Ray, let me drink some water You be drinking the hell out of that water. I do. Donkey today for Thursday, May 22nd goes to Elias Rodriguez. Elias is in his early 30s and he is the alleged killer of two staff members of Israel's embassy in Washington, D.C. Let's go to NBC News for the report, please. Overnight a deadly shooting in Washington, D.C. Tonight a heinous crime was committed.

A gunman opening fire at the Capitol Jewish Museum, killing two staff members of the Israeli embassy. New video showing the suspect being detained, shouting pro-Palestinian messages. Police say the shooting happened shortly after 9 p.m. at a museum event hosted by the American Jewish Committee. The suspect was observed pacing back and forth outside of the museum. He approached a group of four people produced a handgun and open fire. The suspect identified his 30 year old Elias Rodriguez from Chicago, then entered the museum and was detained by event security. According to authorities, Israel identifying the victims as Yaron Leshinsky

and Sarah Lynn Milgram, a young couple who are about to become engaged. The young man purchased a ring this week with the intention of proposing to his girlfriend next week in Jerusalem. Now this isn't political for me. This is about humanity. Okay, I know the Israeli versus Palestinian conflict

is one of the most intense debates in the world today and has been for thousands of years. I am fully aware that Elias shouted, "'Free Palestine, free Palestine,' while in police custody and implied that he committed the shooting. This is definitely driven by what is currently happening in Palestine.

Since October 7th, 53,655 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza according to the Gaza Health Ministry. And those numbers may be under reported because thousands of bodies are believed to be buried under rubble. I understand all of that but what I want us to understand is this is why you can't ignore what's going on in the rest of the world. What's going on in the rest of the world impacts us here whether we are aware of what's going on or not Okay, I was in my office this morning and I looked at this couple of Sarah and Yaron Sarah Milgram and Yaron Leszczynski, I think it is I was watching him this morning and I read that they were on a night out and they were about

To get engaged and it just simply hurt my feelings Okay, I don't care what their race is, their ethnicity, all I saw was two humans who became casualties of a system that is failing us all. Just like all those kids and innocent people being killed in Gaza are casualties of a failed system. And it doesn't seem like it's gonna be an end to it anytime soon, okay? People are just gonna be out here,

getting it back in blood, eye for an eye. And I personally don't want to live in a world like that. Even though we already do. We are already in that world because any of us can be casualties of a system. Another country could send a nuclear weapon over here right now and kill us all because they don't like our government, because they don't like our system. When most people in America don't even like our government, they don't like our system. When most people in America don't even like our government, don't like our system. But we become casualties of it because we are part of the processes and

the structures and policies of this country, whether we want to be or not. And that's what I mean when I see this couple. Okay, that Elias Rodriguez gunned down, he don't know what they was on. Okay, for all he knows, they might have worked at Israel's embassy and absolutely disagreed with how Israel is handling Gaza. We don't know but that's why Martin Luther King Jr. said an injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. The same empathy I have for the innocent people and children being killed in Gaza is the empathy I have for this couple Sarah and Yaron. Okay same empathy I have for the people who got killed at the

concert on October 7th. That could be any of us at any given time. They was just a couple on a night out and got gunned down. I don't know about y'all but because of all of these mass shootings that happen in this country the way my anxiety is set up when I'm out I think about stuff like this. Okay if you don't God bless you. Alright but situations like this are my worst nightmare. You just out with your lady and somebody shoots and kills you? I'm not with that. I don't respect it. I don't condone it. I don't like seeing innocent people being killed. Meanwhile, the puppet masters pulling the strings are highly protected. Them and their families don't have to worry about this

stuff nearly as much as we do. Don't get me wrong. I know that people in charge of these systems can get it too. But we the people have way less protection than they do. I tell y'all all the time on this devil damn radio, every day of our lives, we are trying to avoid crazy. Okay, do you understand how civilized we are as a society? I know it don't seem like that, but think about it. Hundreds of millions of people interact every day. And for the most part, we mind our business, okay? Because all it takes is one guy like Elias Rodriguez

to ruin all our days, okay? We need to really pat ourselves on the back sometime and thank God that more of us aren't snapping. Elias, I understand why he snapped, but I disagree with innocent people getting killed because of his snapping. What Elias did isn't activism, it's terrorism. And any of us could be the victim of that terrorism.

And if the reports are correct, this couple, Sarah and Yaron, was attending an event to discuss humanitarian responses in the Middle East and North Africa. So they was trying to build bridges, not burn them. We can't be like this as a society. We can't ignore what happened to this couple in DC. We can't ignore what's happening to innocent people in Gaza. If you don't have empathy for it all, I don't want to talk to you.

Because violence begets violence. Hatred breeds more hatred. And if we allow our grief and anger to justify targeting innocent people, whether in the name of Palestine or Israel, then we lose our humanity. Okay. This shooting in DC should be a reminder that the conflicts overseas have real consequences here at home, and this is why we all should be demanding an

end to violence on both sides. Okay. Shared humanity has to prevail over division. Compassion gotta outweigh rage. Commitment to peace has to be louder than the voice of hate. Please give Elias Rodriguez the biggest he-huh. Just my thoughts, just the way I'm feeling at the time. We're so doomed as people.

Yeah. Well, let's not say that. Let's have some faith in a higher power, okay? All of this has to be happening for a reason, okay? In some way we have to trust the process as disgusting as the process is, you know? Let's hope for better days. We have Just Fixed My Mess coming up next, right Jess?

Yes. Don't do that. This does not work. Because it don't work on me. Is that a penis pin? I bought those. Oh my God, just lifted my spurt bar. Sorry, am I. Because it don't work on me. Is that a penis pen? I bought those. Oh my god, I just lifted my sword.

Oh my god, I did. Sorry, am I allowed to say that? Yes, you can. But I bought that penis laser. Okay, I got several. You want one? I know you did, bro. But you did.

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It's a movement. Are you ready? Let's go. I'm Andrea Gunning, host of the podcast Betrayal. Police Lieutenant Joel Kern used his badge to fool everyone. Most of all, his wife, Caroline. He texted, I've ruined our lives. You're going to want to divorce me. Caroline's husband was living another life behind the scenes. He betrayed his oath to his family and to his community. She said you left bruises, pulled her hair,

that type of thing. No. How far would Joel go to cover up what he'd done? You're unable to keep track of all your lies, and quite frankly, I question how many other women may bring forward allegations in the future. This season of betrayal investigates one officer's decades of deception.

Lies that left those closest to him questioning everything they thought they knew. Listen to Betrayal on the iHeartRadio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes here. Diddy's former protege, television personality, platinum-selling artist, Danity King alum Aubrey O'Day joins us to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. Aubrey O'Day is sitting next to us here. You are, as we sit here, right up the street

from where the trial is taking place. Some people saw that you were going to be in New York and they immediately started jumping to conclusions. So can you clear that up? First of all are you here to testify in the ditty trap? Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise based on her firsthand knowledge from her days on making the band as she emerged as the breakout star the truth of the situation would be opposite of the glitz and glamour. It wasn't all bad but I don't know that any of the good was real.

I went through things there. Listen to Amy and TJ Presents, Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey y'all, it's your girl, T.S. Madison, coming to you live and in color from the Outlaws podcast. On this week's episode, we're talking to none other than Chaperone and Sasha Colby. And let me tell you, no topping is off limits, honey.

We talk about the lovers, the haters, and the creator. I worked at Scooter's Coffee Drive-Thru Kiosk. And you are from the Midwest. And in the Midwest, they told you, well, just be humble. Like, you've heard this countless times. You, too, right? Oh, yeah. It's very, like, big in Hawaii.

Mine was, I think, wrapped up in, like, Christian Dells. Oh, yeah. We definitely had, like, some Jehovah's Witness guilt there. Yeah. Wait, were you Jehovah's Witness? Yeah. So you were Jehovah's Witness. I grew up that, yeah.

My family still is. Hey. Or no. Bye. Listen. She, no, bye. Ha ha ha! Listen, she may have been working the drive-through in 2020, but she's the name on everybody's lips now, honey.

Listen to Outlaws with T.S. Madison on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts, honey. This is harassment. Men can only do it to other men. Why? Because. Or it's the skinny one. I don't like it. Well, Charlotte's a thicker one.

They said the thicker one. Oh my God, it's burning the side of your face. Just fix my... Yeah. 1-800-585-1051. If you want this woman who's currently playing with a penis laser, to fix your mess. Your mouth is moving so much with that penis. You know what? That's going to be said at the Diddy Trial today.

I don't know in what context, but I guarantee you it's going to be said at the Diddy Trial. And you've been going there too much. It's consuming you. That's why you're talking like that. It's The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Help me! Tell her! Tell her! Man it! It's a real deal! Help me! Help me! Oh my god. I'm all up in your mess. I'ma fix it. Fix it. Fix it. Fix it.

Jess gon' fix your mess, cause my advice is real. Good morning, who's this? What's up? What's up, Jess? How you doin'? Quick question. What's up? I mean, y'all was playing with lasers and all that stuff, so it just... Okay. What's wrong?

I just wanted to know, as a man, is six inches a good thing or is that too small? No, no, I don't think it is. But I mean, I can't speak for every woman. Some women like for their walls to be torn down. Some women like to still have their walls when they're done a session. I am one of those who need my walls and I want them. I don't want them to be torn down. So six inch girthy is not

bad. I actually like that. That actually puts you a little bit above average because a lot of people got six inches, but no girth is skinny like a pencil on a pencil. Word. That's what I heard you say. You're skinny. So I was like, okay. Yes. But I don't like asking females that stuff but why? We are the ones that would you like to ask a man He's not talking about no ass. You always want to put stuff behind. Oh, gosh. OK.

You know, this Diddy Trout got me very spicy, sir. But yes, yes, no. A six-inch girth is great. OK. Thank you. No problem. Everybody, y'all hear that, right? Yep.

Put the people in the back. The girthy six inches are great. You just turn to a roomful of men and say, hey, everybody, y'all hear that? Shut up! Shut up! You ain't trying to make somebody gay a game. Yo, thank you. You take that 36 inches and you go and make some baby. Alright, it's Jess Fix My Mess. If you want Jess to fix your mess, reach out and touch her right now 1-800-585-1051. She's not an expert in anything. Okay, but she does she has had some experiences. And don't tell nobody to reach out and touch her right now 1-800-585-1051. She's not an expert in anything, okay? But she has had some experiences. Okay.

And don't tell nobody to reach out and touch me right now. So yeah, so say that. Reach out and touch her right now, like, first of all, ew. Don't tell nobody to reach out and touch me. It's the Breakfast Club. X about me. Relationship problems.

X about me. You need to beat your coworker's ass. X about me. Your coworker need to beat your co-workers ass acts about me Your co-worker need to be sure I call it up Dr. Jess and I'm here to fix your mess It's getting very much messy. Let me fix it Good morning, honey. How you doing? What's wrong? A lot of DMs and I fit the criteria. I want to clear the air. No, I'm seen a lot of DMs saying I

fit the didn't criteria. I want to clear the air. No, I'm not a dancer. I'm just I'm just thirteen and a half but everybody's saying, oh, you fit the criteria or what they're talking about. They didn't party. No, it wasn't me. I'm

just clearing the air. Love you. You got thirteen inches and a half. Don't forget the half. Th 13 and a half inches and I might pull up on you I'm already gonna be in my second home I don't need you to pull up on me. Walking on three legs? Yeah I do not need no kickstand you're pulling up on me I ain't no I'm good I'm married I'm straight I don't need the hair I don't even want to see nothing like that around me I can't even out. First of all, I've never even thought about what a 13 and a half inch pole would look like. And I want you to stay far away

from me, Melo. I mean, Lovey, I'm sorry. Google it, Lauren. Oh yes, we family. Yeah, we family, but damn, like I know that don't run in my family. No, did you have surgery? What have you been taking? What happened? Did you have a penal enlargement? Like why the hell are you walking around with 14, almost 14 inches of meat? I tried to look it up and it says there's no images. And who let you insert that?

No, no, no, no, send it to Jess. This is her mess. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, No way that sounds dangerous. How can I fix your mess up? You can fix my mess by not judging me. This is my problem. I've been alienated my whole life. You sound like you gotta have sex with like elephants, like animals. You got a penis for animals. Like no woman can really even sustain those injuries after that. That's different. I know you've never ever entered your whole penis

into somebody, ever. Not ever. I don't know who's the one that got close to it, Jess. How do you know that's dangerous? Huh? There's one that got close to it. She called me the walk changer. The what?

The renovator. The walk changer. The renovator. The paravator. That would be my name if I had a 13 and a half inch penis. The Renovator. The Renovator? Why can't you come in and just knock things down? I renovate walls. That's crazy. That's not gonna hurt. Nah, the paraplegic crew. You need to deal with people who can't even fill enough and below their wings. That's crazy. Have a good day, Lovey. Thank you for calling, sir. Thank you, Lovey. I love my breakfast truck family. We appreciate you, brother. Lovey, man.

That is scary. All right. You keep looking your lips then. That's it. Cause I got these retainers in. You know what though? I want to tell people something. Smell your retainer every morning. No!

That keeps you humble. It keeps you humble. It keeps you humble. More than that, brush it every morning. Don't smell it. Yes, please. Just straight brush it, yo, please. Because people be popping, backing their mouth.

No, I know something. Charlamagne don't wash his. I do every morning. You can tell, no, because he's- I wash mine with hand soap. That's a, that's a ****. You're not supposed to use toothpaste. You're not supposed to use hand soap neither.

What you supposed to use, bleach? Bleach. Lauren? I don't have them. Okay. So I'm trying to figure out what are you, if you can't use hand soap and you can't use toothpaste, what do you use? Just brush him with your toothpaste and don't listen to him. Just brush him with your toothpaste. Don't use no hand soap.

What kind of hand soap do you use? Wriggle hand soap? If he having like a smell to it? Nah. He don't even wash his hands that he blows nose. You're a liar. Do you really expect for him to wash his hand, wash his retainers in the morning with hand soap?

Please. I can't believe there's something in it that people who don can't believe it. I bet you won't smell your retainer tomorrow. We got the latest with Lauren coming up next. We do. Um, y'all are so nasty. Kim Kardashian has finally graduated from law school after six years and we want we're gonna talk about it a bit. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show. The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club. Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlamagne the God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off today,

but it is time for The Latest with Lauren. Lauren becoming a straight face. Tell her, tell her, man! She gets into somebody that knows somebody. She gets into details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on you. She say stab the beings. The Latest with Lauren latest on this. I sound the biggest, the largest.

The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Kim Kardashian has finally graduated law school after six years.

Are you guys excited? Yes. Yeah. Yes, she has been freeing the brothers. So that's great. She's been paying a big role been freeing, you know, freeing the brothers. So that's great. She's been, she's been paying a big role and freeing brothers. So that's great. And freeing brothers.

You got to have the ERS when you talk about him. Absolutely. A lot of people, I mean, I think it's a great thing that she did it. And yes, she has been working a lot. You got the penis on my face. I'm so, no, not on your face, it's on your jacket. I'm so shocked that it's on you like this.

You don't let the penis to crack you at the Diddy Trial, don't let it to crack you here. It don't shake me in life, it don't shake me anywhere. I'm focused, man. Yeah, that's right. So Kim Kardashian graduated after six years. It took her a little minute because of COVID and her schedule and she gets a lot of like, flak for it.

People come at Kim about a lot of things, but this whole law school thing, people are like, girl, you're not ever going to really be a lawyer. You're Kim Kardashian. Let's not. But she actually did do it. So in California, you can complete a four-year law office study program. It's called Reading the Law instead of actually going to law school. And from here, she can now go to try and pass the bar so that she can actually, you know, be an active practice and attorney. But I think people forget that her dad was a big attorney. It seems like this is something she wants to do.

And she's actually been active in doing that thing because she's Kim K and she'd be on Instagram and bikinis. We will be trying to play with her a little bit. And she's done a lot. Now, she had a little ceremony in her backyard celebrating her graduation and Van Jones was there and his videos getting a bit of flack too. Let's take a listen. Thank you, Kim Kardashian. Six years ago years ago seven years ago when you're working on

criminal justice. You were not embraced by anybody. You were working with people who were thrown away often by their own families. You're working with people who are literally just one step from the grave a household name on five continents raised her hand since she wanted to help not when it was easy, but when it was hard, when it wasn't trendy. And as a result, when you say 70,000 people are free, it's easy to rush past that number. The first step act alone, which would have never been signed except for

Kim Kardashian getting that snowball started has freed 40,000 human beings. Yeah, you got, I mean, you gotta salute Kim, but you also gotta salute a lot of the black eternities and activists that she worked with. Brittany K. Barnett, Me Angel, Cody, they've both been here on the Breakfast Club. Jessica Jackson, she's been here on the Breakfast Club as well.

So yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, I can't sit here and act like Kim wasn't putting in work. Yeah, and Van Jones actually did mention them them and I believe Brittany was there as well. But I think some of the stuff, some of the stuff that Kim gets thrown at her is unwarranted because you need a lot of times when you're bringing up these cases that people don't want to talk about, you need a name that makes people be like, oh, okay, we care about this. And she put her to get them interested. She puts herself and her brand on the line to do that. So I'm not mad about it. She didn't she don't

just lean on celebrities. She went back to school. She went to school. She got a degree in it now. And she's actually working with the people who actually have been doing this work for a long time. Like to your point, Lauren, you know, you amplify a Brittany Barnett, you amplify a me Angel Cody, you amplify the work of Jessica Jackson has done just by being Kim Kardashian. So I ain't about to sit around and hate on that. And then she even didn't she like, she went to school and then she she failed the bar

and then went back and retook it or something, right? Yeah, she was. So she did not give up. Like she went back and she this was something serious that she was passionate about. She wanted to do it. Yeah, she was having issues with the baby bar. Okay, yeah, but Okay yeah but that didn't stop her is what I'm saying like she this is something that she really wanted to do

and shout out to Van Jones for recognizing her and that. People love just grabbing and wrestling. I don't know why people do that with Van Jones they love making fun of him online I don't know why. I love Van. Yeah but he didn't even cry in this thing that he cried. He cries a lot. He cries a lot. He cries a lot. He didn't cry cry in this thing that he cried. He cries a lot. He cries a lot. He cries over white people a lot. Yeah, he cries a lot. He didn't cry in this one though, that I saw. The video is Chloe Kardashian posted, no tears.

So he got through it. But real quick, I thought that this was interesting. Amazon is giving refunds back, right, to different people or different people who've been shopping at Amazon over the years. Some of these refunds are going back as far as 2018. So following a recent internal review, Amazon said that they identified a very small subset of returns that they're going to issue a refund to, that they issue refund to without completing the payment. So these people got a refund, but they didn't get the money. And we could not verify that the correct because they couldn't verify whether you got the correct item or if it was sent back to them.

So nothing was issued. Now I don't know if you have ever returned something on Amazon or not. Yes, but it is a hassle. So I really don't like to do it. I just resell what I want. Why you think it's a hassle because you have to take it like the certain places. Yeah, you have to find a place first of all place and they have like these little off site little facility that you got to take and trust people to get it back to

them and then they take forever to give you your money back or to send you to give you the credit and then send you the stuff back. Sometimes certain shoppers too on there are like certain stores actually for pictures. Yes. That's the whole thing. I would take my refund back from 2018 though. I saw this I thought this was interesting because I've had issues with Amazon and refunds and trying to get my money back on Amazon. But also you can send stuff back that it's easy to get the, it's easy to send stuff back to, you know, how you used to return stuff at Nordstrom and they wouldn't like check it.

Nordstrom had a very easy return policy. Amazon used to be like that. And I think they just caught up with all of us that was lying. Well, baby, all of us have been lying on Amazon. They just caught up with you. You was committing fraud. But, baby, all of us have been lying on Amazon. They just caught up with you. So you was committing fraud, Lauren. But you know what is crazy? I wasn't, I said all of us.

All of them. She bought up that Nordstrom. I used to hit up Nordstrom Rack and then bring it back. Like I lost my receipt, which y'all talking about. I'm trying, Amazon and Nordstrom were the two. So I think they've caught up with the people who weren't really supposed to be returning things and now they're giving the money back

to the people that really deserve it. That's what made me think of like dang they caught us. That's from back in the day. Yes. Sharla you ain't never did that? No. No he was out here selling and smoking crack. Well.

That's funny that you say that because both of y'all look like y'all doing a buddy cop movie and you look like undercover cops both of y'all. Y'all look like y'all doing a buddy cop movie and both of y'all look like undercover cops pulling up to somebody's trap in search of pounds of weed Pulling up talking about what the hell? Hey guys, what the hell you any of y'all got any gas whatever Those were the days when I used to hit up North trims and marshals and Ross by the way Oh, and I would and you know, we would gather the things we would steal them and then bring it back and it was no receipt.

I know. I was talking about like you could buy things. See, she just set you up. She went away. I told you that you ain't listening. Like you could buy, or people I know, could buy things like Uggs from Nordstrom. And then like when your Uggs was like too ran down because you were doing too much, you could take them back and get your money back or get a new pair of Uggs. I wasn't talking about stealing, Jess. I don't even steal from Amazon. I just return things.

And I just wanted people to know that they've caught up with those people who do that. And here you go. Oh my God. Oh my God. And I've never bought no damn Uggs, ran them down to the ground and returned them. You didn't used to be dancing in the parties

back in the day. Not no damn Uggs, Lauren. That's a Delaware thing. Now she about to report you. You know what I'm be dancing in the parties back in the day. Nah, no damn Uggs, Lauren. See? That's a Delaware thing. Now she about to report you. You know what I'm saying? You thought she was on her side. You thought y'all was pulling up to this block to set other random people up, and she just set your ass up.

OK? Oh my god, this story was so random, but it reminded me of my childhood. I didn't mean to get you indicted. Lauren's like, she's talking about, nobody here had gas, but I just got some intel on Jess. What did I tell you? I told y'all Lauren was gonna be the one

to get everybody jammed up in the car, I'm your lord. Amazon said there is no action required for customers to receive the refunds. They have fixed the payment issue and they made processing changes to make it more prompt. So unresolved returns will be satisfied going forward. Nice. Okay. Nice.

Well, that was the latest with Lauren When we come back, we have the people's choice mix. I don't know why that's what I need an expungement Call you guys. Let's call your governor Okay, you know you the governor is your cousin and you can't call them to get a party What's more conflict of interest because he's my cousin. He can't pardon his cousins Why not you need a sponge me or part of it girl both. Oh I didn't know that that was complicated. No complicated You can hear words. It just don't play Answers, you know a little complexion. So I why didn't part in his son exactly fun. That's Biden

He's white and he was the president once he got the governor was more can do that for you All right. Well, happy birthday Johnny Gill My mama Just going to jail and Johnny get Johnny Gil birthday. Happy birthday, sir It's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club You're locked into the breakfast club Yes, it's the world's most dangerous morning show the breakfast club. Shalimena God, Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy is off today. Jess, where you at this weekend from Memorial Weekend?

At Foxwoods. I'm going to be at the Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut up there by Hartford, Connecticut and Bridgeport, Connecticut. Get your tickets if you have not yet. Y'all got 24 more hours. I will be doing Meet and Greet and then Saturday I will be in Boston Massachusetts at the Wilbur Theater. You can get your tickets for that show also at JessalarysOfficial.com. Get your tickets if you have not yet. Me and Desi Alexander. I need to know where to eat, where to get some good weed from, all

of that. So hit me in my comments y'all. Y'all make sure y'all comment on the post where I'm promoting the shows for Connecticut and Boston this week. Make sure y'all get your tickets. I see y'all tomorrow and Saturday. Absolutely, and listen, I wanna say thank you to Dawn Staley for pulling up today to the Breakfast Club. She has a new book out called Uncommon Favor. It is on my book in print, Black Village Publishing

with Simon and Schuster. And today, New York City, I wanna remind y'all that Dawn Staley is going to be at Barnes and Noble, Fifth Avenue, 555 Fifth Avenue, New York City at 1 p.m. So if you want to get your copy of Uncommon Favor signed, if you haven't gotten a copy of Uncommon Favor yet, pull up to New York City, Barnes and Noble today at 1 p.m. and get your book signed.

She'll be in Philly tomorrow too at the Enon Tabernacle at 7 p.m. And then next week signing. She'll be in Philly tomorrow too at the Enon Tabernacle at 7 p.m. And then next week she'll be in Columbia Thursday May 29th She'll be at the R2i2 Conference Center in Columbia at 6 p.m But today she's in New York City at 1 p.m. At the Barnes & Noble on 5th Avenue So go pull up on the icon living Don Stanley, but that's it Jess. That's it. That's it. The positive No, you have to let me ask. I'm sorry. What is the positive note? Well Roger today's positive note is if you cannot love yourself you cannot love others and you cannot stand to see others loved. You know where that comes from? A great book

called The Seed of the Soul by Gary Zukov. You should listen to it. Who the f**k is Roger? Who you calling Roger? That's your undercover name. When you undercover pulling up to the block asking for gasp. I'm not, I don't have to be Roger. I'm a woman. Oh Robin. I meant to say Robin. I'm sorry. Yeah, the hell.

Yeah, don't play with me. No, I meant to say Robin. I'm like damn, I said Roger. Robin. Robin. I'm like damn, I said Roger. Robin. Robin. Y'all look forward to the weather not being as great as it was last week. We got some temperatures in the 50s.

It was 48 degrees this morning and it's rained all throughout the week. Where Jess, we're nationally syndicated. Where, where? In New York. Okay, okay. I'm sorry, New York and New Jersey. People might be like, what the hell is she talking about?

I'm sorry, in New York y'all, it's cold and it's rainy. Yes. It's the Breakfast Club. Breakfast Club, bitches! You want to finish or y'all done? I'm Andrea Gunning, host of the podcast Betrayal. Police Lieutenant Joel Kern used his badge to fool everyone. Most of all, his wife, Caroline.

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