The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Tamika Mallory Interview, Callers Shoot Their Shot With Claudia Jordan, Donkey Of The Day and More!

Episode Date: June 7, 2023

Today we are joined by Tamika Mallory to call out Panini's lack of Black leadership, talk about corporate diversity and more.  We also open up the phone lines to have our listeners shoot their shot at Claudia Jordan!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good morning, USA! Jordan. What's up, fellas? C-Murda. Walking the studio. I was a little late. I walk in, it's all sexy with a candle between you two. I do. I got the candle lit. That candle's called what? Boys Not Out? Backyard something, right? Guys Not Out. Guys Not Out.

Oh. Guys Not Out. Show them and lit that candle. Guys Not Out. Very sexy in here today. Hey, you know. We try to do what we do. Set the mood.

All right. You know what I mean? Now, you was out last night? I went in support of Jess. I went to the show. How was it? It was fun. It was good. And the spot was in support of Jess. I went to the show. How was it? It was fun. It was good.

And the spot was cool. And yeah, shout out to Matt, the front. He looked out for us. Matt, okay. Shout out to Matt in the front. Yeah, Matt in the front. He looked out. You know, before she went,

Claudia was like, can I wear my jewelry and everything? I said, not to the Bronx. I said, I would've suggested. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Beautiful places. Yes.

Beautiful places, but you just gotta be prepared. You gotta look alive. I wore my chain and all of Florida. Beautiful places. Yes. Beautiful places. But you just got to be prepared. You got to look alive. I wore my chain. No one bothered me. Okay. Good. Good.

Yeah. So someone suggested. I was going to go in there. It was just too hazy. If you're in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Boston area, there's wildfires out in Canada. Canada. I think Toronto.

And I guess because of the wildfires, it's blowing the smoke over here. So, I mean, it was disgusting. And you could barely the wildfires is blowing the smoke over here So I mean it was disgusting and you could barely breathe you could smell the smoke I know today in some of the schools They're not letting the kids go outside for recess because they're saying that the smoke is still so strong Which is weird the air quality in New York is that hazardous levels, which is why I don't understand why y'all not wearing no mask I came here with a mask on this one. I don't know if the mass prevents anything But you know, so that's what I was like my I was like, my allergies or something's going on. I felt like I was coming down with something.

Am I getting sick? But it's allergies. If you have any type of respiratory issues, like lung disease or heart disease, they say it's terrible for you. That's right. They say wear a mask. Yes. And they say if you're out for a long period of time, 24 hours, which I don't know why

anybody would be out 24 hours unless you're unhoused. But 24 hours, they say it's the equivalent of six packs of cigarettes. Jesus. So being out late and then smoking hookah at the after party, that's probably not a good idea. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. It's probably not. We all power through today regardless, though.

Jesus. Okay. All right. Well, Tamika Mallory will be joining us this morning. That's right. Tamika Mallory, activist, author, podcast host. Yep. She'll be joining us to talk about a number of things.

She's always out here protesting, marching, fighting for us, always on the front line. So we're talking to Tameka Mallory. Alright, and then up next we got front page news. Tezlin Figueroa will be joining us. A lot to talk about, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody, it's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club.

Claudia Jordan is here, our co-host. Good morning. And let's get in some front page news. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, DJ Envy. Claudia Jordan and Charlamagne Tha God. Peace, Tez Lynn. How you feeling? I'm feeling very well. Thank you for asking.

All right, let's get right into it. Sports tonight. Game three is tonight, 8.30 p.m. Eastern Time on ABC. Of course, the Denver Nuggets versus the Miami Heat. Now, let's start off with Chris Christie. He's running for White House. He's going to run for president. Yes, he is. Chris Christie was very clear last night when he said he's running to stop former President Donald Trump. He said, quote, the reason I am running and going after Trump is twofold.

One, he deserves it. And two, it is the way to win. He said, I'm going after him to take him down. Him being Donald Trump. But then he insisted that he's not just running to take down Trump, even though he said it repeatedly yesterday in his speech. But he said that Trump needs to be called out and he needs to be called out by somebody that actually knows him. And he said nobody knows Donald Trump better than him. Let's listen to what he had to say last night at his announcement. It was a mistake in 2016 not to confront Donald Trump early because I knew that so much of what

he said was complete baloney. Like I knew it. I'm going to build the greatest, most wonderful wall across the entire Mexico border and Mexico is going to pay for it well like i knew as someone who had governed that that was complete bull but i was like people aren't going to believe that they're not going to believe that mistake can i ask a question yes should you be able to run for president if you look like you don't do any running any other time? Yes, I'm fat shaming. That is the elephant in the room. And his whole speech was about being small.

And it was kind of genius because he kept saying Donald Trump, small, small, small. And he kind of. That ain't the crazy part. The crazy part. Let me ask you, Tess. Didn't he ride for donald trump when donald trump was running for president and now all of a sudden you turn now everything that you rode on and everything that was so okay before it now you go against

that yeah i mean absolutely well we've seen that a lot didn't we charlemagne uh speaking of people like michael cohen you know those who were absolutely his biggest supporters you know flipped on him and then again you know says a lot about the integrity and morals uh to know for him to be able to basically say i knew it was wrong and i continued on uh so integrity matters morals matter uh but on the other side of it just being objective uh it is important that somebody is is in the race that will continue to kind of you know call out the things that others may not because most of the republicans that will be running at least up till now they don't want to upset trump uh supporters and so chris knows that he really has nothing to lose it's a long shot so he's kind of there to you know keep keep the pot stirring so it will definitely be an interesting

debate for sure that i'm looking forward to imagine debating chris christie and you say you were one of trump's biggest supporters literally and figuratively i just wonder how you gonna get the country in shape if you're not in shape oh my god we need to talk about this you know he was a trump's debate coach so he's definitely gonna be a problem for trump he was he he got him ready for the debates jesus he needs a nutritional coach but stop it now i love chris christie's debate style so i'm i'm definitely gonna be interested in seeing it now let's talk about the uh florida woman who shot and killed her neighbor. She was finally arrested.

Yes. And, you know, good update on this story. Susan Larenge, I believe is how you pronounce her last name, 58, is accused of shooting and killing A.J. Owens, a mother of four, on June 2nd. After Owens went over to her house to confront her about allegations that she threw a roller blade skate at one of her kids early in the day. Now, she has been booked in the Marion County Jail on charges of manslaughter with a firearm, culpable negligence, battery, and assault. Let's listen to what Sheriff Woods had to say moments after she was arrested. She has been arrested.

She's here on our campus here. She's being there. My detectives are finishing up with some interviews with her at this time. And then once they have concluded, she will be escorted into the county jail. The hard work of my detectives wanted to ensure that we closed all the loopholes so that that she would not have a defense of using stand the ground law. And this is not a stand the ground okay let me make that clear this was not and and this it was an unjustified shooting of miss owen and she's arrested for it you know women like that are the reason i will never stop using the term crack ass

cracker there are just some racist bigots out here who see black skin and all they think is danger but what i don't understand is if you're really afraid of something, stay away from it. You allegedly harassed this woman, allegedly hit her child. And then when she comes to see what's up, you shoot her through the door. Yeah. And just for clarity, there were multiple about half a dozen 9-1-1 calls from 2021 involving, you know, this back and forth dispute. But I want to give a on a high note, I want to give a shout out to the entire movement. So last night and for those that don't know, I'm attorney Benjamin Crump, senior public policy advisor. We've been working on these cases for over a decade.

And to get the text from attorney Natalie Jackson, who was Trayvon Martin's local, it was Trayvon Martin's local attorney to get that from her last night before it hit the news. It really was full circle because when we work these cases, you know, it takes protests, as you'll see, you know, what Tamika talk about later on today. It takes protests. It takes activism. It takes all of these different things just to get people to move. And although it's a damn shame that, yes, we have to do all of that, I do want to say

that people power matters. I want people to understand that just sharing that post, just having that conversation, it speeds up You know the process so we went from 2012 to having to do full You know marches and begging and all types of stuff to get attention to Trayvon Martin to this pretty much at least getting an arrest You know within a week within a few days and so we can look at this two ways. Yes It's a damn shame We have to do it or two people really understand that you you know

You have power and your voice matters. And so shout out to everybody that just gets the calls at 11 o'clock at night, midnight, one in the morning. We've been talking about this for days. And I'm glad to see that the family, you know, has gotten a little bit of relief. But I want people to keep mashing the gas and understand that we have to keep pushing for those convictions. And we have to make sure that the sentencing is fair and continue to push the line. Ted, I agree with you, people. The police officer said that they weren't able to move on to arrest so fast because they have to investigate.

What you thought about that? Yeah, well, you know, there is such thing as an investigation. So when someone is on their home, like you talked about, stay on your ground. This was not a defense for her, but they had to interview the kids. And so they interviewed the kids. They were the witnesses. You know, they were they got a chance to see you know what actually happened and yes could it have been faster if it had been somebody black would have been an immediate arrest and

ask questions later absolutely they they arrest us and they say tell it to the judge so we still have a little ways to go uh but i don't want to dismiss the fact that when we look at 2012 you know where it takes weeks and weeks that this actually did get some type of arrest within a matter of days yeah he said too that they didn't want to interview the kids the night of you know which i which i never heard of i thought they interviewed witnesses you know right on the spot but i guess because it was kids they right well he saw his mother get shot yeah one of the kids actually they were standing there getting his mother get shot so without giving too many details of what's going on with the family

but you know there's a lot to that when you're talking about asking kids what happened immediately after they saw their mother murdered. So an investigation needed to happen but at least like I said it happens a lot faster than what we see in most cases. Alright. Well that is front page news. Tez we'll see you in a little bit.

Absolutely. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. Call us up right now. Get it off your chest. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest.

800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Good morning. I can hear you now. Good morning, mama. Get it off your chest. Good morning.

This is the bus driver. Peace bus driver. What's up, bus driver? My bus driver from the Bronx. NB, I want my picture. Huh? NB, I want my picture. Oh, I'm going to post the picture.

That's right. Yeah, I ran into you at the airport. We were heading to Aruba, right? Right. How you doing, man? You being safe out there? This is our bus driver from the Bronx. Yeah, I'm being safe. Just call to say good morning. That's all. You just called to say good morning. Alright, you be safe.

Good morning to you. I see a bus driver got into an incident with somebody yesterday, so be safe out there. Every day is something different, in the Bronx especially. In the Bronx? The the Bronx the Bronx will be safe out there my mom yeah but then you'd be the same person screaming BX at a show no I don't hello who's this good morning When they say BX, I be talking, they say Booster. I be like, yes, yes, yes.

Hello, who's this? Good morning, it's Cam. How you doing, A.B.? How you doing? Morning, Cam. How you doing, brother? Peace, King. How you doing, brother? Get it off your chest, brother.

All right, so I work for this company out in Jersey. And basically, Claudio, I was wondering if you could pass your plug. I already DM'd you. But the owner of the company has been saying mad racist things to me. I brought it to HR. He said things in front of everybody. The first thing he said to me was

he called me a boy. And he's an old white man. I took it to HR. And then the next thing he said was if you have a problem with what I said, you can take this off the company grounds and settle it. And then most recently, I think I recorded this with my Apple Watch. take this off the company grounds and settle it. And then most recently, he, uh,

I think I recorded this with my Apple Watch. But most recently, he found out I recorded it and then he had yelled at me saying like, oh, you called me a b****. This was 20 years ago. I would have capped you in the head. And 20 years ago was only like 2003.

And then he said this in front of HR and HR still hasn't done nothing about it. So I believe I have like a leak of huge discrimination lawsuit against something. I wonder if you could help out here. My lawyer in Texas was David Henderson. Well, can I get my name out? His name is David Henderson,

and then I also have another lawyer named Chris Brown. His name is Chris Brown, and he's out of Boston. He's a beast, and they, like, both hardly ever lose. If you send me a DM, well, you send me a DM on Twitter, Instagram, right? Yeah, send me a DM on Instagram. If you send me a DM, well you sent me a DM on Twitter, Instagram, right? Yeah, I sent you a DM on Instagram. You want to email me? I'm driving so I can't

take the email. I drive six so my hands on the street, my hands on the world. Just leave a comment on my last picture and say check your DMs and I'll send you his number because if you have evidence like that you've been keeping notes and dates. Yeah, I have the audio recording of both. That's half the battle right there easy cash yeah just just just uh hit a dm and then she'll get all you get you all the information brother i got you all right if you're screaming racism and a white

man calls you the n-word it's your job right then you got it on tape that's a pretty open and shut absolutely that's a lawyer's dream right there get it off off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Ray, Ray, Ray. Yo, Charlamagne.

Lindsey, what up? Are we live? This is your time to get it off your chest. I got an indoor pool, an outdoor pool. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. We can get on the phone right now. He'll tell you what it is. We live!

Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Natasha. Hey, Natasha. I'm from North Carolina. You're from North Carolina? I have a question for you. Yes, ma'am. Why do you have a Russia car show for North Carolina? You know what? We were supposed to actually bring it to North Carolina this year.

I thought you said South Carolina. It's going to do North or South. We're going to actually bring it to North Carolina this year. I thought you said South Carolina. Yeah, we were going to do it. Now, it's going to do North or South. We were going to actually do it with North, and we had the babies' cars. It was going to be dope. But, you know, actually what happened is the date we were going to do it, PRE, which is Dolph's company, reached out and wanted to do something special for Dolph, so we did it in Memphis.

But we're definitely going to hit up either South or North Carolina. I would love to. I mean, it's such a car culture. I think it would be great for the city. So we're working on it, Mama. Oh, can I give my friends a couple of shout-outs? I want to give my friend Quisha a shout-out. Thank you for sending me positive vibes every morning.

I love you, girl. And hey, Charlamagne, if y'all got a guest yesterday. Claudia Jordan. Hey. Oh, hey, Claudia. How are you? Good. Well, you have a good morning, Mama. Alright, y'all. Bye. Oh, hey, Claudia. How are you? Good. Well, you have a good morning, mom. All right, y'all. Bye.

Bye. And my next call show is actually Father's Day weekend in Houston H-Town. So if you're around the H-Town area and you want to get something special for your dad or your pops, your grandpops, your baby daddy, come on out and join me. Of course, kids five and under are free. So bring the whole family. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's going on, y'all?

This is your boy Tyler, a.k.a. Dingo. Hey, Tyler.? Yo, what's going on, y'all? This is your boy Tyler, a.k.a. Dingo. Hey, Tyler. What up? Dingo, what up, brother? Get it off your chest. You want to shoot your shot at Claudia, brother?

I do, I do. Oh, you do? First off, first off, gentlemen, I sent y'all a package. I want to know if y'all got it. I saw two things in there this morning.

I got to check and see if that's from you. Okay, hopefully. All right, this is just the ending, so hopefully y'all got that package. Okay, I'll check. Hey, Claudia. Hey, good morning. How you doing, mama hopefully. All right. This is Justin Higley, so hopefully y'all got that package. Okay, I'll check. Hi, Claudia. Hey, good morning.

How you doing, mama? I'm good. You good? I'm real good, actually. Are you really? Okay. How good are you? Where you at?

I'm in Chicago, so you can go come by here. Why do people think it's that easy? Can you send me some flowers first? Of course I can. I got you there. Just get on a plane. Come to Chicago.

Just get on a plane. Come on to Chicago. You desperate? Come see me. I'm a stranger on the radio. You don't know what I look like. Just come see me. I can come see you.

Now, I'll be in New York in like two weeks, but I don't know if you're going to be there. But what I'm trying to figure out is I'm a 31-year-old man. Are you okay with that? If I'm a nice young buck, I can keep up. My finance is all right. I'm in the bed. You feel me? So what's up?

You just want to f*** me. No. I want to deal with you. I want to f*** me. No. I don't. I want to build with you. I want to build with you. I want to be on the side, dude. You know what I'm saying? I want to get in, but I want to build with you.

He want to build with you. What you want to build with me? That's right. My life, girl. Because you out here talking about how you complained about 10 o'clock booty calls. You ain't got to worry about that with me. Okay. I'll keep you up all night.

Come on now. Again, he just wants to f**k me jesus christ i mean i mean that's you see it yourself i want to be your age please that i'm wondering you know being here i'm getting my mental health is being affected being here i'm wondering what is he hoping to get out of this call? What are you hoping? How's his call? It's not going well. It's not going well. Do I give up those sex vibes?

I don't think I do. I don't think you give up sex vibes. And then I'm going to come up there and take you out. How about that? We had to harass you for that though. She had to ask you for flowers though. I think it's because of your direct approach. People think they can be direct with you. But I'm still like, I'm a hopeless romantic though. I went it's because of your direct approach. People think they can be direct with you.

But I'm still like, I'm a hopeless romantic though. I went and looked at the comments on YouTube and it was like, they said my age. What do you expect? Be happy someone's

even asking your old ass. I'm like, God damn, throw the whole woman away after 35. Damn. I still look young, right? You look good.

You look seasoned. Yes, you do. You said you look seasoned. No, that's a good term. I don't like when people say you look young because when you say you look... She said I still look good. She said young. Nobody wants to know here that I look seasoned.

I'm just letting you know right now. Well, here's the thing. We put value on everything that has age except for ourselves. Cognac. Cheese. Cheese. Wine. Cars. Wine. But when it comes to ourselves, do I look young? No, you look like a grown-ass, beautiful woman. You do.

You probably look better now than you did back then. A little better. There you go. Thank you. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, you can hit us up. Now, we got rumors on the way?

Pete Davidson went hard against PETA. You don't want to miss what he said to them. Okay. We'll get into that next. Don't move. It's The Breakfast get into that next. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Our guest co-host, Claudia Jordan, is here. Hey, hey. See murder. And let's get to the rumors.

Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't have that fire up inside of me to get you all together. This is the rumor report. One thing that I'm not is a liar. And people know what happened. People know the truth. All right, guys. Pete Davidson leaves a voicemail for PETA and he's gotten smoke. He got beef with PETA right now.

It's all about a dog. His mom's dog died and he was trying to replace the dog and it went left and he decided to leave a voicemail for PETA after they came for him. This is what he had to say. Hi, my name's Pete Davidson for Daphna. Thank you so much for making publicly that I didn't adopt a dog. I just want to let you know I'm severely allergic to dogs. I have to get a specific breed. I'm only not allergic to Cavapoos.

And my mom's dog, who's two years old, died a week prior. And so I had to get a specific dog. So why don't you do your research before you f*** me news stories for people because you're a boring, tired f*** and suck my d***. End this message. Dropping the food bomb for Pete Davis. I love it, man. I love it. I love it.

So basically, he was trying to replace a dog to make his family happy. He was spotted out buying a dog. Correct. So PETA came for him for not adopting and rescuing a dog. Yeah, but he's allergic to dogs. And there's only one type of dog that he's not allergic to. So if he can't find that dog and he wants to purchase a dog, that's his right to purchase a dog. But PETA came out and said that you can research their available stock.

He didn't want to. He wanted to buy a dog. And he said there's no such thing as a hypoallergen a dog. But PETA came out and said that you can research their available stock. He didn't want to. He wanted to buy a dog. And he said there's no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog. I don't know about that. But he said all he was trying to do was make his family happy. He hasn't seen his mom and sister cry as hard as they did as when the mom's dog died. He was just trying to cheer them up.

And then he got beef with PETA from this, from, you know, going out and finding a dog elsewhere the beauty the beauty of it is man can we just you know take a moment to recognize that pete told peter told peter to suck his peter god that is amazing that was classic you know peter is a little gangster though you know for an organization that protects animals yeah they're really aggressive. I get some of it. Like I get when they go at people

for, you know, being cruelty to animals and people that use animals for furs. If they want to go at that, that's fine. But the brother just bought a dog

because his dog died. Listen, telling somebody from PETA to suck your meat is wild disrespectful considering they don't consume any animal products. Drop one of

Clues Bonds with Pete Davidson. Okay. Okay, salute to his mom, Amy. They're my peoples. That's all. Considering they don't consume any animal products. Drop one of Clues Bonds with Pete Davidson. Okay. Okay, salute to his mom, Amy. They're my peoples. I love my peoples. All right, Cuba Gooding Jr., he dodged a bullet. He avoids trial by settling the rape lawsuit. If you were listening on Monday, you heard me report that Cuba Gooding Jr. was headed to trial this week.

And things weren't looking too good for him because the judge was allowing three women to testify in favor of the plaintiff. Now, the woman claimed Cuba Gooding jr raped her over a decade ago cuba insisted it was consensual and allegedly that the woman even bragged about having sex with a celebrity the victim was seeking six million dollars uh cuba realized that if he went to jail and i'm sorry if he went to trial he probably was going to jail so i think he took matters into his own hand i think it was a civil suit, though. It was a civil suit. Yeah. Yeah.

Okay, sorry. That's in the notes. Oh. Okay. Well, so just minutes before the jurors were called to assemble in the courtroom, the calendar entry read trial off. So right at the last minute, the 11th hour, it was like reason for cancellation. They resolved the matter.

And the amount has not been disclosed. Yeah, I'm sure they agreed on a number. And it all went away. Yeah, even if it's civil, it's still a bad look. Because no matter what, people are still going to be like, yeah, but Cuba Gooding Jr. You can't really get that stank off you once you get those accusations. It's so hard. And we were talking about that earlier in the week, Charlamagne, about how once people put it out there,

no one reads the, well, this is what happened, or the result. They don't read the details. Nobody cares about the truth and the lie more than anything. Correct. All you got to do is put it out there, no one reads the, well, this is what happened. They don't read the details. Nobody cares about the truth when they're live and when they're not. Correct. All you got to do is put that headline out and it's a wrap, usually. All right. Jewelers suing Nicki Minaj. It was reported that Nicki's stylist, Brett Allen Nelson, signed a contract with Rose

Arc Jewelry Store. Now, the contract stated that the jewelers would loan Nicki several pieces of jewelry for an appearance as long as it was returned by a certain deadline. Now, the lawsuit, the jewelers claim Nikki Stylist did not return 66 pieces of jewelry by the deadline. And when the jewelry was finally returned, two of the pieces were damaged. They alleged they sent her team multiple invoices, which totaled twenty six thousand two hundred and thirty nine dollars plus interest. And they said it was never paid. Now, Nikki's attorney, Jordan Sieve, made a statement to TMZ that the lawsuit appears to be nothing more than an ordinary insurance claim by the jeweler designed to generate publicity for itself and get a payment, which it is not entitled to. We will defend the lawsuit vigorously.

And Nikki's team insists the jewelry was returned by the agreed date. So they're saying it's a matter of clout. And the jewelry company says, nah, it was damaged. Now, wasn't there a time where like if a jeweler gave you some jewelry and you like shouted them out in a record or something like that, they would just let you keep it? Yeah. Long time ago. But jewelry is more expensive now. So a lot of times, you know, a lot of artists, when they go to like the BET Awards, award show, they use jewelry like every other person because they don't want to wear it again.

They get these necklaces, but for somebody to mess up something $26,000, she would have had to crip walk on that. Let's be honest. There's no way in hell that she's going to ruin jewelry $26,000. They would have to miss in stone. She would have to throw it off the roof. That seems excessive. I'm not saying Nicki would do that.

There's a lot of rappers out there that would crip walk on jewelry. For real, just to show that money ain't a thing. And if you don't pay for something, though, you don't really treat it the same. You would think you would, but you don't. I think a lot of times you do because you know it has to go back. It's like, you know, you have to go back and there's certain parameters that you have to follow. Just $26,000 seems excessive for some jewelry to be ruined and messed up. up I personally treat it better because I'm the type person you know what I'm

saying like you know I don't care about stuff like jewelry and clothes so if like say I get clothes Envy knows this if I get clothes and we got to make an appearance I don't take no tags off no nothing okay I don't make sure I don't get no stains on it no nothing because it's going back it's going back I promise you it's going back you see me with anything expensive one you already know it's going back I'll be having stuff on that i don't know is expensive and then somebody will be like oh that's such and such and i'm like i don't care it's going back tomorrow that's right going back tomorrow sorry i love you ty the problem is it's middle people here this stylist has people there's middle people involved in a lot of times the stars gonna

get the smoke you know of course the chain of command is probably other people that touch that stuff you don't really know exactly who damaged it. I wasn't even supposed to be doing that no more. I shouldn't say things like that. I don't like when I do that because it makes it hot for her.

It makes it hot for her. Okay. Say sorry. I'm sorry. It's alright. It's too late. Just don't say it's for me when you go to get stuff.

It's too late now. It's going back. Good job Charlamagne. Way to go. Alright well that is your rumor report. Now when we come back we got front page news.

Tezlin Figaro will be joining us. And, of course, Tameka Mallory will be joining us next hour. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. If you had the power to go back in time and change something, would you? In a new movie to flash, worlds collide in an epic adventure that brings us two Batmans, General Zod, and a badass Supergirl.

Get tickets now for The New Flash, only in theaters June 16th, rated PG-13. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlemagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. All right, now let's get in some front page news. Claudia Jordan, our co-host, is here. We got Tez and Figaro on the line. Good morning, Tez. Good morning, DJ Envy, Claudia Claudia and Charlamagne Tha God. Yo. Let's get right into it. Now, tonight, NBA Game 3, Denver Nuggets, Miami Heat.

The game starts at 8.30 p.m. Eastern Time. It's anybody's ballgame. Yes. That's the way I'm looking at it now. It's in Miami. I still got Denver winning the series, but it's very hard to sleep on Miami. That's right. Now, let's get right into it.

Now, what happened out in Virginia during the graduation?'ve seen a bunch of people got shot somebody died yeah unfortunately yet another mass shooting that has become too regular uh here in america and this story is still developing so guys make sure those who are listening continue to watch this throughout the day but here's what we know so far gunmen opened fire as hundreds of people stood outside a high school graduation ceremony tuesday evening in richmond virgin, killing two people and wounding five others. Let's listen to what Virginia Police Chief Rick Edwards had to say. We'll talk about it on the side. At this point, in consultation with the Richmond Commonwealth Attorney's Office, we plan on seeking charges for second degree murder times two for that individual, more potential charges to follow it's disgusting and

cowardly behavior because if even if you you're discharging a firearm at a person you're trying to hit when you have a crowd like this innocent people are going to be caught up in the mayhem and that's what happened today could you imagine going to a graduation the last time you're going to be at that high school you're moving on to college or the next stage in your life and somebody comes and starts shooting up the graduation i saw a video of a lady there and she was like in tears talking about how this guy this black kid graduated and then died on the same day it was so sad it was so sad there's nothing we can say uh you know ask about this latest mass shooting that we haven't said i asked about every other mass shooting in this country the only thing that changes is the location but

it just shows you there's no place safe. There's no place you can go. Grocery store, graduation, the ball, church, the mosque, the synagogue. There's no place you can go that's safe. Do we just stay inside? As of yet, you heard the police chief say

that individual, I was trying to see if they have identified the person. It looks like they have not as of yet. They detained two people, but later said one was not involved it's a little bit confusing uh the other 19 year old uh investigators say may have known one of the victims and had four handguns so uh there's a lot still developing with the story we'll just keep you know watching to see you know who this person was and you know obviously did they leave any type of you know evidence on why you know this happened the way it is so unfortunate to turn that memory into something so terrible all right well

again condolences to that that that people's that man's family and that student's family and also you know rest in peace now what's going on with these dogs dogs are attacking more than 5300 mail carriers yeah shout out to uh i believe we have a mail carrier that calls in every now and then on the breakfast club and i thought about this person and i said i wonder do people know that the postal service actually has an annual national dog bite awareness week uh this is the dog bite awareness week and so they have listed out on npr this was actually national news yesterday uh public service campaign to wait raise awareness on attacks on mail carriers. In 2022, dogs attacked more than 5,300 employees who were delivering the mail.

They said that when mail carriers are bitten, it is usually the good dog, the alleged good dog, that did not have previous menacing behavior. So they're asking people to put your dog on a fence, keep it behind the fence, put it on a leash, and they said try not to send children to get the mail because the dog believes that you know the child may be attacked and so i thought it was just a real interesting story to talk about the top 10 cities i'll just give a couple uh who have the most dog bites california texas new york pennsylvania ohio illinois florida michigan and missouri so those particular states and north carolina you need to put your dogs up to stop biting our mail carriers and you know if your dog does bite somebody if they mail carriers. And you know, if your dog does bite somebody,

if it's vicious or your dog does it more than once, they can put your dog to sleep. The sad part about it is, you know, being a dog owner, the dog is only being a dog. It's only protecting that house. And it's sad sometimes because it happens and it's a very sad situation. But you also feel for the mail carriers

because they're just trying to do their job, but the dog is just trying to do their job. So's it makes things difficult so salute to all the mail carriers out there and all the dog owners out there you just gotta be extra careful with your dog when you say mail carriers does that include amazon and ups and everybody else well this this particular story is literally coming from the postal service right uh-huh so this is actually the united states postal service that they do this annual you know awareness week but i'm sure you know it affects everybody but yes this is actually the usps there's probably a whole lot more when you bring the absolutely imagine how many yes either that or i hate the victim blame but what is the postal workers wearing that you know that's

causing the dogs you want to bite them all the time i think you're victim blaming by the ups people in the brown they ain't biting the UPS people in the brown. They ain't biting the Amazon workers, whatever color they wear. Is it the color that the poster... I think that's victim blaming, Sheryl. I know I am, but what is it about the poster workers that makes the dogs want to bite them, but not everybody else that's delivering packages? Well, maybe because the poster worker comes every day, and unless, you know, nobody gets to add...

Well, my house, sometimes we do get Amazon packages every day, but postal service comes every day, and UPS don't come every day. Amazon usually don't come every day. So it's a numbers game. So it's a numbers game. Yeah, you're more likely to get bitten if Amazon package every day. But postal service comes every day. And UPS don't come every day. Still. Amazon usually don't come every day. So it's a numbers game. So it's a numbers game. Yeah. You're more likely to get bitten if you come every day. Pause.

I need to talk to some UPS workers or some Amazon drivers. I need to know if they're getting bit just as much as the postal workers. If not, we need to have a conversation with the postal workers. Okay? What's wrong? You might need to change your attire when you show up to these. There's no high socks. No high socks.

No high black socks. You know what I mean? All right. All right. Well, high socks, the high black socks. You know what I mean? All right. All right. Well, thank you, Tez, so much. LeMaine. Leave it to Charlemagne. He always go down another road.

Grab it all. All right. Well, that's Front Page News. We'll see you tomorrow. And listen, make sure you subscribe to Tezlyn Figaro's podcast, The Scraped Shot, No Chase, a podcast on the Black Effect

iHeartRadio podcast network. She breaks down all of these stories that you hear in front page news. She breaks them down in depth. And go to follow Tez on Instagram at Tezlyn Figueroa. All right. Now when we come back,

Tamika Mallory will be joining us. We're going to kick it with Tamika Mallory. She's always on the front line for us, so we're going to see what's going on. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club on BET. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ-E-J-N-V

Charlemagne the guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Our guest co-host, Claudia Jordan, is here. Yes, indeed. And we got a special guest in the building, Miss Tamika Mallory. Welcome back. Hey, hey, hey. How you feeling? Thanks for having me. I'm excited to be here. Queen Mallory, you got a lot of work that you're doing right now. You got to get the word out about some things.

There's a lot happening. I think, you know, the overall thing that we need to know is that our country is in big trouble. And everyone, everybody is going to suffer as a result. But whenever we're in trouble, black folks, brown people, we suffer the most. You tried to tell them we're in a state of emergency. You see you got your book sitting right here. It is a state of emergency indeed. And it's getting worse. I mean, you and I talk about this all the time.

To me, it feels like it's getting worse. I think also because a lot of people are so numb. They don't really want to focus anymore. And that's dangerous because there's just too many things to do, too much to know about. And we just need to be well informed about what we're up against. And I think that, you know, being able to call it what it is, that white supremacy, excuse me, and white vigilantism is on the rise. And of course, we're dealing with issues within our own community with mental health problems and poverty caused and violent. There is it's a tension and a feeling in the country that I'm sure you all feel. And it's really dangerous. It's not a comfortable space. And, you know, I don't think it gets better just by us ignoring the problems.

How do you think we get around this fatigue? Because I do notice there is a fatigue, right? It seemed like we were all hands on deck, maybe 2020, in the height of all the George Floyd protests and all that. Everybody seemed like, all right, we on this. And it seemed like everyone just kind of fell off. Not everyone. People like you, thank God for you.

But it seemed like there's a lot of fatigue right now. people just i'm tired of hearing about it and that's people also first of all movements always are up and down they never stay consistent at one pace it's impossible people have to get back to their lives folks have families and things that they have to do so that's's normal. But there is a fatigue that unfortunately, I think doesn't change until people feel so uncomfortable that they have no choice but to get back in the game. And you know, we try to continuously sound the alarm by making sure folks feel like there's a way for them to fit in and get in. But it's not until you start feeling it on your block in your home, it's like oh wait a minute where's the where's the protest or who am i supposed to be voting for you know what am i

supposed to do to jump in the fight so let's let's start you know a lot of people they don't necessarily run because a lot of people don't know what's going on like we get bombarded with so much in the news and half the time we don't know what's real or what's fake what's true what's false so what what should we be focusing on now? What are you focusing on? Well, you know, I wrote these things down so that, you know, we could kind of break things into different parts. You know, in the summer 2020, since you brought that up, a lot of corporations were talking about their commitment to diversity. That was the whole thing. In fact, corporations made pledges for millions and

millions, probably billions of dollars. And certainly we've not seen that in the movement and across all spectrums of areas where marginalized communities need support. Most companies have gone away.

They, you know, what do you call it? Out of sight, out of mind. And then some did a few things. And of course, we can't ignore that the recent news on Black Lives Matter has certainly helped people find a way to say,

oh, well, you know, maybe I shouldn't be given to those causes, which, you know, we talk all the time about how I call bull on a lot of it. Nonetheless, it has been an issue. It is an issue.

And so one thing I have been focused on is calling corporations back to the table. And I've been working specifically on a company called Panini. And people are like, how did you get in sports and trading cards, sports memorabilia and trading cards? Like, where did that come from? But I always I often remind people that every case we get involved with we find out from the people people call us they call us and say there's a police brutality incident they say something happened in the jail that's how we got in parchment prisons um with shout out to our our family at rock nation and team rock because

we work to really make change in parchment andment. And I'm sure people in Parchment are probably like, what change? You know, it's still slow coming, but we did work with the local community in Mississippi to make some change there. But this all comes from people calling us, elected officials, concerned citizens, scary folks that's like, don't tell nobody,

it's my, you know, that I called. But somebody hit me up and was like, hey, you should check out what's going on at this company panini they have 75 percent of their trading cards and their uh talent if you will black athletes back black and brown but primarily black athletes a three billion dollar company with no senior executives that are black people not even one so when we found it out we were like okay well first of all maybe we don't

know maybe they just didn't put them on the website we you know we gonna see and um we sent a letter to panini it took them a while to get back to us until it started to pick up in the media especially after um we sent letters to the nfl and the nba and the players associations and all the others asking why are you partnering with these folks or allowing them to use your talent? It's basically our people being exploited. Why this specific company, though? Because there's a bunch of billion dollar companies that don't have black people in the C-suite. So why this specific? Well, you know, we've had similar conversations over the years with Walmart, with Verizon, you know. And in fact, with Verizon, we went to them around Colin Kaepernick to ask them why would they continue to sponsor and, you know, be partners with the NFL knowing what was happening to Colin.

So we find reasons to approach corporations all the time about their commitments or their said commitments to our communities. And from my perspective, black folks in this moment they need jobs like they need jobs they need opportunities they need a seat at the table right and you know some people say

well entrepreneurship yeah but while you're building because all of us here are entrepreneurs but we got jobs too does Panini feel that since they're giving so much money away

to students and especially college athletes I know they do a lot with NIL deals that because they're doing that they necessarily don't have to because they feel like we're giving the community money. Well, they didn't say that. But from our perspective, no.

Like at Until Freedom, our perspective is regardless of how much you give away, you're just doing what you're supposed to do. So what kind of action plans would you like to see Panini do to correct this lack of diversity? What would you like to see Panini do to correct this like lack of diversity what would you like to see yeah so first of all they need to have an advisory committee of individuals from our communities that can help them look at the diversity issues it's actually been amazing the dip in what we see like I really felt like there was actually some some type of effort being made seems like they're not even giving a damn anymore what it looks like publicly anymore well just to on that point when we did the research to find at every company we sent letters about by companies i'm talking about the leagues and the players associations we sent letters to the ceo we also

went to look for the diversity person right because most companies have somebody and we found that most of those people were hired in 2020, like all the different leagues, their diversity person came on board around 2020 and was well celebrated by the company. So that just goes to show you that movements work. That's first of all, that, you know, for those people who think movements don't work, it actually provided opportunities for some of our people and i'm sure depending on who the black person is in that seat um there's more happening within the community but there's so much more that can be done and that means that the movement can't stop because the job is not complete are people getting are they getting the to actually be able to work or is it one of those things or we're hiring them just just for the face but they're not actually being able to contribute? Well, you know what? I don't know.

And I'm sure there's a little bit of all of that happening, because I know several diversity folks in different companies, and some of them are frustrated. Others feel like they're really being supported. So I think it's a mixture of that. But we don't know until, unfortunately, issues start to come up and you start asking questions. That's the reason why we have to have different examples.

So Panini becomes an example, which says to other companies, they might be coming my way. Let me try to get myself together. All right, we got more with Tameka Mallory. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy.

We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-host, Claudia Jordan, here. And we're kicking it with Tameka Mall D.E.J., Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-host, Claudia Jordan, here. And we're kicking it with Tameka Mallory. Claudia. You're on the front lines. Do you ever get discouraged? Hell yeah, I get discouraged. And do you ever feel like, what am I doing?

I get more than discouraged. I get pretty nasty about it. I send text messages in the middle of the night, like, saying words, bad words. So where's your motivation come from on those days when you know we see the wins right yeah but there's the days where you probably i don't know about the wins well wins are i'm not progress progress a little bit of progress a little bit of progress because wins i don't feel like i'm there yet you know and they you know whatever some people would argue that we should be careful not to appreciate the things we've been able to accomplish and which we have many things.

But I think my my I always say that my investment in this movement is very selfish. It's not like, oh, I'm doing it because of the other children and the other people. It's my own family, like my me you know I want to be able to drive and feel comfortable and walk around in society and not be treated differently or othered I want my son to be protected and now I have a grandchild you know and here this is a young girl or a baby who's going to grow up in this society what is it going to look like I don't want to leave here with people saying like well what did you do to contribute and I'm over here pointing at, oh, well, they did. No, we have a responsibility.

And I think that's where every, you know, when I get up and some days, Claudia is turned into a situation where I go to bed. Like, I promise you, I will not do else for these people because of all the stress that I go through, the attacks, the lies, the this and that. I'd be like, that's it. And then I'd be like, which people? Our people? Like, in the morning when I wake up, I'm like, let me go to work. Because this is what I'm supposed to be doing. Calling on your life is something.

Talk to us about Ajika Owens. Boy, I tell you what. I was on a conference call last night with Angela Rye and Amanda Seals and I mean Alicia Garza, Ben Crump, everybody, Jeff Johnson, the names go on and on. All the people, Christy Henderson was the coordinator of it.

First of all, the brilliance in this movement. Oh, wow. To be on that call, I just wish it could be taped so everybody could see the thoughts and the people working together to try to help get justice for this woman's family what happened to her um is it seems to be very clear at least it's clear to me and you know crump before he gets an attorney crump um before he gets involved in things he kind of knows what what happened for the most part so it seems it appears

that the neighbor was a menace already. Like she had been harassing... This is the story you gave the lady donkey today too, right? Yes. No, no, no. We just talked about this morning. We talked about this morning. Yeah, so it seems that she had already been harassing

the children and people in the community. And this particular day, the kids were playing next door, which you guys probably already discussed, but the kids were playing next door which you guys probably already discussed but you know um the kids were playing next door in a field and she thinks she owns the field so she's neighborhood karen she thinks she owns the field she tells them when to come and go the ipad was still in the field when the young man noticed it and all the kids were inside he noticed his ipad was there he ran out to go get it she already had it

somewhere along the line she he approached her to get the ipad and he she hit him with something um so uh his and called him the n-word um what age is what he is you know well this young man the young boy is nine nine um and this and and and aj as they affectionately call her aj owens she has four children and so i think the youngest one is two okay um and so uh she so he went and got mama and mama came back to talk to the woman get the ipad probably ask you know what why did you hit my child all of that and um the woman shot her through the door shot her through the door. Shot her through the door and killed her. I mean, period. And to add insult to injury, which is very similar to what happened to Jordan Neely,

or at least what happened to Daniel Perry, the man who killed Jordan Neely, is this thing where you can just go down to the precinct, they ask you a few questions, and then you just white, and they say okay you can go home after you've killed somebody right it is amazing that they it's like do you mind coming in and right yeah we just want to ask you for formality and let you go home and then don't

release her name well yeah they didn't release her name but we know what it is uh her name is susan lawrence thank you i believe that's her name. Susan Lawrence. And, you know, again, people in the neighborhood know her. But let me just say, on the issue of people getting to go home. Did she call 911 at all? So she didn't call 911 until after she shot this?

I don't know. That's a good question. Because, you know, usually it's self-defense and if the door was closed, if she wasn't, there was no way that she felt like her life was in danger.

I mean, you gotta, come on. And she'll try to use Stand Your Ground, of course. It's a lot of things that I think they're going to try to use. I think they're going to have a mental illness thing. They're going to try a lot of things. So why people are the only people that are allowed to be mentally ill? Because with us, we don't get that grace.

No, we don't. But let me say that one of the things I want to make sure we mention is that this is not a new issue or a new concern. If you think about Emmett Till and other cases of the past, there was a time when white people could literally decide that you made them feel uncomfortable or you committed some criminal act. They didn't have to be in law enforcement. They could decide your punishment, kill you, whatever they they want to do and there was no consequences for it so we're going backwards to a time when that is now a thing again that you just go on downtown to tell billy bob officer billy bob everything was cool you know i just shot me a day that's it and and and and of course i hope we understand not to say that it's okay when it

happens to men because we we fight for black men all the time our entire movement has been focused on black men but now they're killing black women which brings us to brianna taylor um shout out to brianna taylor and her family look happy birthday she would have been 30 years old man 30 years old a young beautiful life taken her boyfriend kenny walker uh thankfully the charges that the officer had against him have been dropped so he's now free and clear to live his life but um yesterday yesterday i don't know when that's the case with standing ground work for a black person right yeah what uh kenny walker case oh yeah right well yes kind of yes yes yes they charged him at first but then they eventually charged him but they dropped it

they never admitted it that's the point nobody ever said that he had the right to do what he did or whatever but he did right and i think that they dropped the charges for a different reason which is because they don't want to have to go to court and lay out the details. They're trying to push it, you know, sweep it under the rug. It would make them have to do too much. So but anyway, so the the attorney general in Kentucky, y'all talked about Daniel Cameron. His name is Daniel Cameron. This man was responsible for the prosecution of the officers.

He was responsible for finding justice, right, as the attorney general, because the local government decided that they didn't want to try the case. It was too close with the police department and the local DAs and whatever. So they pushed it to the attorney general. First of all, Daniel Cameron is a cop lover. He has videos out there talking about how he will defend police and law enforcement until the end. He will do whatever is necessary to stand with police. So he had the case and had a grand jury in panel, which they went and they presented a case to the grand jury um of course the the and which is what we fight against the grand jury proceedings being secret that's a problem because you don't know what's happening you don't know what they're presenting with the witnesses

what's going to happen so the grand jury comes back and returns uh their decision which is to charge one officer with shooting through the wall and that that could have hurt the people on the other side it didn't but it could have and so that charge was called wanton endangerment and that's what the person was indicted on they never came back with any charges about brianna taylor being murdered we're about to knock on doors until november we're going to put ads up on tv. We're going to make sure that everybody, Lottie Dottie and everybody, knows about Daniel Cameron and what he did to Breonna Taylor.

All right, when we come back, we have more with Tamika Mallory. Don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. It's DJ, MD, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our co-host,

Claudia Jordan here. And we're kicking it with Tamika Mallory. Charlamagne? How do you protect yourself in situations like that? Go post up in Kentucky and go against this guy who's got a massive support in Kentucky.

How do you protect yourself? Well, first of all, we have security 24 hours a day, which is important. But you know, security is not necessarily able to stop some crazy person from driving a car through the window of your office or whatever. Are y'all being set up you know i mean that's stuff like that but but but but but before we even get to the point of

physical harm watching just watch you're gonna be like you gotta come back and talk about this they're gonna have articles out in a minute about everything we ever did wrong who's who paperwork ain't right what organization did this who which is why i don't like to get into a back and forth about whether or not somebody bought a house in blm i don't like to get into that because i know what that conversation is all about and i know who it benefits for us to get stuck in that they want to discredit our movement so that they can make sure that nobody donates to Tamika Mallory either. We all criminals. But you're not BLM though.

Of course I'm not. We said that on this show so many times. But you're right. Repetition matters. I'm not in the organization Black Lives Matter. But I'm just saying that I've seen this movie before. This is not the first time. They actually don't do anything new.

They repeat the same script over and over again. It's just that there are new players involved. So you think you in something new. But they literally have intentionality right now around discrediting our movement. It doesn't mean you shouldn't ask questions. There should be no accountability. That's not what we're talking about but when we start going down that rabbit hole there's a reason why they want us to stay there and so what will happen is that in the next couple of weeks

especially if daniel cameron feels like our movement is a danger to him you'll start hearing who slept with who johnny. Johnny shot somebody when he was 12, who went to prison. That's what they're going to do to try to discredit the people locally and nationally who will be there fighting him. Despite it all, despite it all, we're

going to be there. We have to stop eating that up though. We're so quickly, I knew it was a scam and we have to stop being so skeptical of each other. Because I saw that happening in real I'm like oh like but there are scams there are scams and guess what white people run them every day that's right but they don't I think they air their laundry like we do so no no you'll never you will never see. Like I give you an example. The women's movement.

Right. They got all kinds. I know we were in it. Right. In the women's march. We were in it. We were in. We were leaders of the women's march. We know all about the stuff that goes on internally.

But you don't know who's about people's salaries you you don't know how much they make in these major women's organizations and other um organizations that have or social cause organizations that have people that don't look like us you tell me what's their salary it doesn't come up you don't know what house they have where they live how much money they spent and if there is an issue they deal with it internally. When it became public that there was a fight, which wasn't even about money, it was because it was women of color at the helm of it. So we just have to be aware of that.

That does not mean that you don't have the right to say, I gave $100, $200,000, whatever it is is and i want to know what is being done with my resources i'm not telling people not to ask those questions i'm saying that what we see going on right now is not about asking questions it is about creating a creating um a dissension campaign or whatever against our movement as a whole and and yeah, I'm not in BLM at all. I have nothing to do with the money, never received a dime. In fact, I asked them for a million dollars

and I'm still waiting on somebody to respond. So this is not about that. But I also am clear that I don't get to separate myself from this whole movement because I know I only raised, my organization raised three thousand three million dollars when BLM received 90 million so that's why we asked for a million

which is not even enough because we was in the street in the summer 2020 and we know that people went on their phone and said I don't I'm not gonna look for a particular name I'm just gonna give money to BLM so I feel they owe me money. Right? I think they have some of my money. So we asked for a million dollars. But I understand that this movement, everything that happens, there are implications for all

of us. If something happened with you, Envy, I've been watching you for the last few days. I talked to you. You know what I'm saying? It impacts everybody that's close to you that's just what it is so i i just want to put that message out there be careful what you allow yourself to get dragged into how can people donate if they want to donate to until freedom absolutely child we need y'all donate so bad lord have mercy you can donate to

until freedom by going to until freedom.com which is the safest best way to get us donations um but of course if you want a cash app and venmo and all of that we're until freedom spell it properly because people have stolen our stole whichever is the right way to say it our um name colonized our name and they put one extra e one the l's or whatever and so a lot of our um donations would go into these other accounts so until freedom u-n-t-i-l-f-r-e-e-d-o-m on all platforms you can give um did we get everything on on the notepad um i think so let me see oh cop city so cop city for folks quickly is in atlanta, Cop City is a place that is being designed to train police officers from around the country. So in DeKalb County, Andre Dickens, the mayor, is creating a city.

And by the way, people want me to mention that this was not his plan. It came from Governor Kemp and Keisha Lance Bottoms. And then he had the ability to keep it going or to cancel the project so they are building this facility that is what they're gonna say it's all first responders there's going to be people there from you know firefighters they're gonna have there's an element that cannot be ignored and that is the police training that will take place in the facility and that is a problem. The police association

I think that's their name, excuse me if I got it wrong. They are the ones that's coordinating the whole space and so basically the resources that the city council approved are to lease space for

the responders and others to be trained. But the policing situation is the main focus of the facility. Why would you have bottoms on Dickens? Well, because people elected officials, they get nervous. And so when they start feeling the pressure from the governor and all these people, because a lot of our folks don't understand what true public safety looks like we've been taught that public safety is uh locking people up but the police exist now there's police all over chicago and still there was 50 something people shot memorial weekend that's right so policing is clearly not solving the problem so we see what needs to be done and it is it is it is intentionally being ignored and they

are fattening the pockets of the policing system and then not even giving true accountability measures to keep people accountable you cannot train racism and white supremacy you can't out train it you have to convict it you have to lock it up and you have to give it consequences so that people will know i could be as racist as i want as my at my kitchen table but i can't take that to work right we appreciate her name man make sure y'all support our good sister tamika mallory donate to untell freedom that's until until until freedom yes subscribe to her podcast free politicians with the good brother, Myson. And pick up her book, State of Emergency. Thank you. Thank you. You did all this stuff. That's right. My brother, Myson.

He was just up here. That's right. That's right. Love y'all. Tameka Mallory, it's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Claudia Jordan's here. Hey. Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't

have that fire up inside of me to get you all the way together. This is the rumor report. One thing that I'm not is a liar. And people know what happened. People know the truth. I'll give it to you. All right, blue faces in the news. Oh, this guy right here. He gets on my you. All right, Blueface is in the news. This guy right here, he gets on my nerves. All right, he responds to Charleston White calling him Ike Turner. Blueface has been spending the last two days with his, showing his love for his baby mama, Jaden Alexis, and what people believe is solely an attempt to upset his expecting mother, baby mother, Krishan Rock.

People have been giving their opinions on the situation, and Charleston White chimed in with an interesting comparison for Blueface. You are the modern day Ike Turner. You're abusing those girls. I wouldn't be surprised if your baby have some emotional trauma that your child is dealing with because you do know that whatever the mother feels

while she's pregnant, the children by way of the umbilical cord that whatever the mother feels while she's pregnant, the children by way of the umbilical cord feels what the mother feels. So the shame that you bring to the mother, but I hope it's not a girl. You got your children's mother, you putting a purple dildo to your children's mother to hurt your other baby mama. See, this is why the black woman turning gay, this is why she turning to white. Man, this is why. No, no, no, no. You're a shameful, hurtful mother******. By a person you got kids with.

You have mommy issues. You was very disrespectful to your mommy, so I bet you beat the bitches. What does the purple dildo have to do with anything? That's all you heard now. I mean, I did stick out. That was what I was. It was interesting to see that. See what?

I don't know anything about it. Oh, so he was on vacation. He's been in Vegas with the first baby mama, right? It's all an attempt to upset Krishan,

right? So in the video, he's playing with her dildo and he's kind of putting it really close to his mouth, pretending to sing into it. It wasn't a good look for him. So I knew anyone

that had smoke for him was going to bring that up. But Charleston White giving blue face advice on how he is with this woman is kind of funny so uh blue face of course responded he tweeted n word went from uh box that b hit her on the head jam her neck up too i'm an abuser he's now a prime example of never let social media dictate your reality or judgment in real life i'm outside every day that boy a mouse in the house i'd rather be like ike than uncle ruckus i'm gonna be the same m word

every day i will never change the game plan for likes and approval streams for fake love i know what's best for me uh so another piece of audio came out with Charleston White kind of talking about how he would treat women. There's a video of Charleston White saying women need their ass whooped and some of them need their p***s took. And people went into outrage. Man, he's advocating violence against women. And this is what I'm saying. Can somebody tell Blueface and Creshawn. Man, f*** Creshawn, I'm talking to Blueface.

Say, Blueface, you run around here taking all them goddamn boxing lessons? Box that b****, nigga. Learn how to donkey-cone a b****. This look gap teeth my alphabet, b****. Mentally, mentally f***ed up. I'm lighting my Palo Santo. My head hurts. Not keeping the same energy. Blueface says, is this the same guy who's saying I'm lighting my Palo Santo. My head hurts. Not keeping the same energy. Blueface says,

is this the same guy who's saying I'm an abuser? He talking about raping bees and beating them up two weeks ago. What do y'all think? I don't, I really, I think the vibrations in here are very low right now.

I don't even know why we, like we report. Is that Sage? Report on that gentleman. Is it Palo Santo? It did give me a headache. It gave me a headache listening to it. It gave me a headache thinking about

Charles and White giving advice to Blueface. I'm tired of Blueface. I'm tired of both of them. I'm sick of them both. Yeah. It's not even the blind leading the blind. It's the ratchet leading the ratchet. It's the horrible leading the horrible.

I just hate that we give somebody a platform that just talks and talks and we keep talking about it. The reality is when you ask me what I think about it, I don't. Right. That's my point. somebody a platform that just talks and talks and keep talking about the reality is when you ask me what I think about it I don't right that's my point how far we've come now like these are people that some of that positive energy over there can we put it over my stories like going in like that oh that's cute we can I can I blow over the stories? Because I have more stories with more ratchetness.

Okay. I know we're supposed to be half righteous, half ratchet, but it's heavy on the ratchet. Yeah, this is just, you know, cause... Oh, that smells really good, Charlamagne. What is wrong? Yo, get away from me. What's wrong with you? Put it in your crotch. You kinky, bro. Alright. You just want to be clear? What? Put it in your crotch? You're kinky, bro. All right.

Moving. You just want to be clear? I'm talking to Claudia. Once again, the one show I don't get sexually harassed. Y'all don't notice me at all. Y'all just... I don't even get any friendly fire in the way. I'm right here. So let me just be clear.

I'm talking to you. I want to be clear. Never been on a show where the men make it so clear they're talking to each other. Just to be clear, I'm not flirting with the one girl here. All right. Again, this is doing wonders for my mental health and self-esteem being at the Breakfast Club. All right, Tory Lanez. Back in the news, his legal team, they're not going down without a fight.

According to court documents, Tory's lawyers filed to have the judge, David Hereford, disqualified for showing favoritism to the prosecution. Now, his lawyers said that the facts they listed in the filing reveal such a high degree of favoritism or antagonism as to make fair judgment impossible. So they are trying again to come for the

judge and say, it's favoritism. They're trying anything, but that's what a good lawyer is supposed to do, right? Yeah, I think the judge just saw the evidence in that case and i understand you know what tory's uh lawyers are doing because you know they're trying to get his guy the least amount of time correct possible you know i guess the most favorable sentence possible but i don't know what antagonizing the judge is going to do nah would cause you to get more of a sentence nah has that ever worked for anyone? Let's attack the judge. I doubt it. That was

a small decision. From Tory Lanez, attacking the judge is probably not the best way to come. Not at all. Good luck, Tory. That is your rumor report. Now, Charlamagne, who are you giving that donkey to? Man, I need Susan Lawrence. Is that how you pronounce her name? I need her to come to the front of the congregation. She is the woman

who murdered Ajika Owens, okay? And she needs to come to the front of the congregation. She is the woman who murdered Ajika Owens, okay? And she needs to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with her. All right. And then when we come back after Donkey of the Day, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. Now, a gentleman called earlier and wanted to shoot his shot with Claudia Jordan. The shot was horrible.

So we're going to open up the phone lines. If anybody wants to shoot their shot at Claudia Jordan Yeah because you know what she said It's the only show she's never been Since the two men here are not even looking in my direction I would love the listeners to call in And give me some attention because I'm feeling away 800-585-105

You can shoot your shot with Claudia I'll take anything at this point Anything at this point Men or women call up You said anything at this point. Anything at this point. Men or women, call up. You said anything at this point. You know what? Studs, call in. All right.

800-585-1051. Shoot your shot at Claudia Jordan. That's where we're at. We'll do it after Donkeys, The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. DraftKings Sportsbook is an official sports betting partner of the NBA.

Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app today and use code ENVY for a special offer when you sign up. That's code ENVY. Only at DraftKings Sportsbook. This is America. There is no question that there are problems in this country between police and community. Yes, you are a donkey. The latest on that police killing of a black man. Now to new developments in the deadly spa shooting rampage.

It was a really bad day for him, and this is what he did. And so we are in a state of emergency. Okay, white supremacist violence is and always has been the number one threat to our society. But I'm also very proud that my wife is white. The Breakfast Club, bitches. All right, Charlene, please tell me, why was I your donkey of the day? Donkey of the day for Wednesday, June 7th goes to Susan Lorenz. She is a 58-year-old Florida woman who was charged with manslaughter with a firearm and other offenses

after she fired a shot through her front door and killed a black woman, her neighbor named Azica Owens. Okay, personally, I believe she should be charged with cold-blooded murder. But let me get you up to speed with the story. front door and killed a black woman her neighbor named uh ajaka owens okay personally i believe she should be charged with cold blooded blood and murder but let me get you up to speed with the story ajaka is a 35 year old mother of four and if you're not familiar with this story then let's go to joy and read at msnbc for the report please friday around 9 p.m ajaka aj owens a mother of four was shot and killed by an unidentified woman in Ocala, Florida. According to civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who is now representing the Owens family, A.J.'s children, who are three to 12 years old, were playing in a field next to an apartment

complex when a 58-year-old white woman allegedly began yelling at them to get off her land and calling them racial slurs. According to Crump's statement, the children left, but accidentally left behind an iPad, which the woman took. When one of the kids tried to retrieve it, the woman threw it, hitting the boy and cracking the screen. Ms. Owens walked across the street to speak to the woman, but Crump's office says when she knocked on the door, the neighbor allegedly shot her through the closed front door we know her name now uh susan lorenz let me tell you something man people like susan lorenz

are the reason i will never stop using the term crack ass cracker because that level of racism and bigotry needs to be properly defined and all you gwps out there good white people you have to start calling devils like susan crack ass crackers too okay crackers like susan give the gwps the good white people of the world a bad rap all right according to the sheriff's office evidence showed that over time susan had become angry over owens children playing in the field close to her apartment now i know what you're thinking i would think a cracker like susan would love to see black people in the field but the key word in that statement was they were in the field playing not working if they was working especially for her it would be a white supremacist dream but now

when a white supremacist sees a bunch of black people having fun experiencing joy being happy that it disturbs the demons that exist in them and they have to find a way to stomp out said joy okay they have to all right uh aljica didn't have any weapons she wasn't a threat she just wanted to know what did you do to her child because this this grown ass 58 year old woman throwing things at her 10 year old son, hit him with it. The little boy and his 12 year old brother, uh,

their kids, not teenagers, 10 and 12 went to try to talk to Susan and she opened their door and allegedly swung at them with umbrellas. So those young men went and did what any child would have done. And that's tell their mother. Okay. That's when I just went to Susan's house,

knocked on the door multiple times and demanded that susan come outside and then susan fired one shot through the door striking adjika in her upper chest with her 10 year old sitting right beside her don't call the radio station complaining don't send no emails don't comment on social media about me using the term crack ass cracker because as long as crackers are crackering i shall be using that phrase to describe this prehistoric outdated evil that is white supremacy there is a documented 9-1-1 history between these women 9-1-1 was called at least six times over the last two years for various complaints between the two neighbors and i wish one of them would have called 9-1-1 in this situation instead of taking matters into their own hands i wish ajaka didn't go over there with

her child even though i don't blame her. Someone hits your child, your seed, your heart beating outside your body. You got to go see what's up right now. I get it, but I wish she hadn't. And Susan, who's clearly been wishing a nigga would, couldn't wait to pop off. And I wish she had called 911 instead of taking matters into her own hands. Allegedly, Susan has harassed his family, you know, for a long time, calling them racial slurs. This is like a dark version of Judy Blume's Iggy's house.

OK, but sadly, it's not fictional. All right. There's nothing fictional about this. A person is dead, deceased, unalived by a crack ass cracker named Susan Lorenz. Now, a couple of days ago, we didn't know the identity of this woman. She wasn't arrested, but that has changed. Let's go to, let me cite my sources here. Let's go to, hold on one second. Let's go to Fox 35 News for the report, please. New video this morning shows a woman in handcuffs after allegedly shooting her neighbor through her own front door. 58-year-old Susan Lawrence is charged with manslaughter with a firearm, a first-degree felony with a maximum

sentence of 30 years in prison. Randy Hildreth is live outside the Marion County Jail this morning. Randy, the sheriff has spoken exclusively with Fox 35 about the arrest and the ongoing feud between these two neighbors. One of the things that the sheriff's office has said is that Lawrence was angry at Owens' children who were playing in a field near her home. We're told that she started yelling at them, which was overheard by a neighbor. One witness says that Lawrence used racial slurs towards the children. Now, deputies confirmed she threw a roller skate at the children and one was hit. And they do say that an older sibling of Owens went to the home first to talk to Lawrence, and she swung an umbrella at them.

And that's when they say Owens went to the home and to talk to lorenz and she swung an umbrella at them and that's when they say owens went to the home and knocked on the door they say lorenz fired one shot through the closed front door and it hit owens in her chest with her 10 year old standing next to her she needs authority at what point do us as humans realize we all in this together there is no superiority over anyone because you're white no superiority superiority over anyone because you're a woman no superiority over you because you're gay i mean it is because of the way this system is set up but in the grand scheme of god there is no superiority okay we are all in this together whether we want to be or not so we have no choice but to love that neighbor as we love thyself and if we don't love that neighbor as we love thyself then how come thyself simply can't

leave thy neighbor the hell alone okay i promise you promise you, white people, most African-Americans just want to mind our black-ass business. We don't want any issues. We don't want any problems. But crack-ass crackers like Susan will always find a way to impede on the peace that we have created for thyself. Once again, good white people, I need you to use your voices and call out these crack-ass crackers too. And if you are white and listening to me and you're upset that I'm calling Susan a crack-ass cracker, in fact, if your rhetoric sounds like this in your head, it's terrible. What happened to that woman?

But does he have to call Susan a crack-ass cracker? It's so divisive and racist. No, what's divisive and racist is killing a black woman who's a mother of four because you hit her child and she came to your house unarmed, no weapons, and wanted to talk to you about it so you decided to shoot her through the door. That's divisive.

That's racist. Calling Susan a crack-ass cracker for doing that is descriptive. And one thing Lenard McKelvey, Charlemagne Tha God, is going to always do is tell the truth and shame the white devil. Please let the good white person that is Chelsea Handler give Susan Lorenz the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! That is way too much Dan Mayonnaise. Where's the good white person named Kathy Griffin? Please give this giant jar of

mayo the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw! Hee-haw! Now I know Chris Rock wants in on this. Cracker ass cracker! What about my girl working fast food? Cracker! Okay. Alright What about my girl working fast food? Crackers. Okay.

All right. Well, thank you for that donkey of the day. We thank God for it all. I had neighbors like that before too. Really? We had cracker ass crackers in our neighborhood.

We got in fights. A kid hit me in the face with a skateboard. And years later, I went to a grocery store and guess who had to bag my groceries? Said cracker Ass Cracker.

Damn. Jesus. You should have bought a bunch of crackers. Just a whole bunch of saltines just because. I bought a lot of heavy canned goods, so the bags were really heavy. I'm petty like that. Shout out to Jeff in East Providence, Rhode Island. Jesus.

You follow me on Facebook, so you will hear this. And our mother was messing with a black guy after that. It was great. One of those guys that mess with fat Crack-ass, cracker women to get sneakers. You know what I'm talking about? You know the type. I know the type. You just firing.

All right. Just keep firing. Hey, Jeff. All right. Well, shout out to BET. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Peace, BET. Everybody else, 800-585-1051.

So, somebody tweeted Charlamagne and myself and said, Question, who hurt Claudia Jordan? Man, I see the signs and clues you've been dropping. DJ Envy and CeeDeeGuy, we need some men to shoot this shot with Claudia before it's beige rage 2.0. I'm not beige, first of all. I'm caramel colored.

You're beige. So let's open up the phone lines. And I'm going to tell you something. When Claudia writes her book, you're going to see who hurt Claudia Jordan. Oh, yes. We had a long time together. Yes, we did. 800-585-1051. If you want to shoot your shot with Claudia Jordan, you can this morning. All right?

We're going to open up the phone lines. The gentleman did it earlier, and he failed. So, we're going to give you an opportunity and a chance. 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Be respectful, guys. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Be respectful, guys. The Breakfast Club.

Are you ready? It's time to shoot your shot. It's time to shoot your shot with The Breakfast Club. You lose your one chance. Don't mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got our guest co-host, Claudia Jordan, here this morning. Yes, indeed.

Here goes the pimping of my vagina. Earlier this morning, somebody called and said he tried to shoot a shot with you. Who was it? It was Dingo. Dingo. Dingo. Dingo. Dingo.

Dingo. Dingo is The Breakfast Club. Faithful. Yeah, faithful is him. He's young, though. Young boy. Yeah, he was 31. 31.

31. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He was shooting all over the place. See, murder attracts the young boys. Young boys, yeah, yeah. He was shooting all over the place. See, murder attracts the young boys. Young boys, Beyonce, murder. So we open up the phone lines, and we're going to let you guys shoot your shot. She's in New York. She might take one of you guys out to dinner or something like that.

Or maybe you guys could take her out. No, it should be the other way around. Yeah, right. I'm tired of paying. Okay. I've earned someone to eat me. And she said this is the only place she's ever been where the men have never harassed her in any way flirted with her in this workplace in this workplace they don't even make eye contact with me well me and nbr married men i see and

we're work husbands it's just hilarious that's husbands yes all right husbands we have the real husbands of atlanta would be a hit. Matt! Yes? Now, Matt, good morning. Now, we're letting you shoot your shot, but you actually met her last night. Yes, I did. Okay, go ahead. Oh, this is Matt from the Salsa Con Fuego. Oh, the comedy club. Yeah.

Okay, Matt. Alright, Matt, follow up. I felt the vibe last night. Okay, Matt. Yeah, okay. You felt the vibe? I felt the vibe as well, but, you know, I was working, so I wanted to be professional. Oh, okay. But you're very beautiful and amazing. Okay. I enjoyed our conversation.

I like Matt. Matt got a job. I'm going to be honest with you. I feel the energy because when Claudia came in this morning, Matt, she shouted you out. Like, out of all the people she met last night, she did shout you out. There were no seats available because Jeff's show was sold out. He told, he gave up his chair out front and the cashier's chair, created an area for us to sit in. And then they brought a whole table for us. Wow.

So Matt's a gentleman. He's a nice guy. He has a great job. How does Matt look? He was nice looking brother. Oh, good looking brother. I think we should put Matt on hold. I'm going to be honest with you because Matt, I don't want you to do nothing corny or say nothing corny over the air.

That's going to ruin your show. Because I really feel the energy between y'all. And I'm glad that you took the initiative to call in here this morning. We're going to put you on hold so y'all can connect after. He's the first person I saw at the club. And I said, did Envy come? He said, no, he didn't come here yet. Yes.

So he was like looking out for y'all last night. Oh. You know what else is crazy? Think about the thousands of people that are calling right now. He got through. The first one. That's true. Got through.

Claudia, don't miss your blessing now. Don't miss your blessing, Claudia. Don't miss your blessing. Hello, who's this? Matter of fact, get Matt's number, Eddie. Good morning. Hey, good morning. What's your name?

My name is Talik. Talik, where you calling from? I'm calling from Queens. Queens. All right, Talik, go ahead. Go. Hey. How you doing, Claudia?

It's a pleasure to meet you. You too. How old? 32. 32? 32. I'm also. You too. How old? 32. 32? I'm 32. I'm also 6'5". I got three kids.

I'm a single dad. It's all out of the way. Real quick. I understand you are Aries. Yes. Gemini. Okay. Is that a match?

Gemini and Aries? Actually, it is. My daughter's an Aries, too. So, me and her, we're matching together as parents. Parents and children. So, I would say Aries do well with Gemini Aries, too. So me and her were matching together as parents. Parents and children. So I would say Aries do well with you. Oh, yes. It says the zodiac signs of Aries and Gemini are well suited to each other,

given that there are very many traits common between the two. I dated a Gemini once in my life. Thank you, Charlemagne. I dated a Gemini once in my life, and he did conduct a drug deal with me in the car. He went and bought cocaine. We were in Philly, and the drug dealer got in the backseat. So that was my one experience with Gemini's. Okay, well, we are wild like that

in some ways, but I'm a bus driver. I can't do that. I'm a school bus driver. He has a good job. Don't start with me. Claudia, would you date a bus driver? Would you date a bus driver? Would you date a bus driver? That's all we need to know. Talit, close this deal. Come on. She says she would. What's up, Talit?

My Instagram is Sovereign underscore Ruler. Alright? So She said she would. Come on, Talia. Listen, my Instagram is sovereign underscore ruler. All right? So if you add me, I know what it is. Oh. Okay. I'll have to come look for you. Shouldn't you send me a picture? No, I mean, listen.

I'll add you first, but you know what I'm saying? I'm just making sure you know. Oh, okay. DM her, brother. You the bus driver. You're not a passenger. But how does that feel? Like, I got to look you up on Instagram and add me?

Isn't that weird? He's making me chase him. Ooh. Why guys want to be bad? So bad now. Can I be a bad? Softboy era. We out here.

Nick. Yo, I'm here. Hey, Nick. Where you calling from? Hey, from the great state of Florida. Oh, Lord. Run, Claudia. Please, run.

Oh, Lord. It's bad enough we letting you date Matt from the Bronx. Don't judge me. Nah, don't judge me. I'm bored in Brooklyn. Yeah, beautiful order In Caribbean Jamaican Young versus old the other day and young young stamina and stuff I Am in an intelligent hold on. How old are you?

Can you do me a favor? Spell Wednesday. Spell Wednesday. Spell Wednesday. Okay. Well, Ms. Claudia, I know that Wednesday is a rough day. They call it the hump day. Stop trying to Google.

He's Googling. Stop trying to goddamn Google. Answer the question. That separates the boys from the men. They don't all get the W-E-D-N-E-S-D-A-Y. Damn it, man. I found this out. And if you miss the D in Wednesday, you don't get to sling no D.

What? That part. I like that. All right. 805-8-5-1-0-5-1. You can shoot your shot with Claudia. He really tried to Google. He's not talking about, oh, Wednesday.

It's another day in April. Shut up. He's not trying to Google. Middle of the week. Is that sad he can't spell Wednesday? That's a good one. I never heard that one. Well, call up right now.

Shoot your shot with Claudia Jordan. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Are you ready? It's time to shoot your shot. It's time to shoot your shot. With The Breakfast Club. You lose your one chance.

Don't mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Good morning, everybody. It's the EJNV. Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. This is your one chance. Don't mess it up. Mess it up. Mess it up. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're letting you shoot your shot with Claudia Jordan. She's our guest co-host.

This morning, Dingo, who's a longtime listener of the Breakfast Club, he tried to shoot his shot and failed horribly. So we just opened it up to you. I think we found Claudia's one already. I think this is just for entertainment purposes. I think we really did. You think so? I think Matt is the one, Claudia.

He's the one, yeah. He made an impression. You was thinking about him this morning is what I'm saying. Well, he was a very nice, respectable guy. He looked out for our safety last night. I thought that was very nice. And he said he did not want to holler at you last night because he was being professional. That's right.

And then he was the first. Out of the thousands of people that are calling all across the country, he was the first person to get through. That is a sign. Come on now. That now that's a sign miss your blessing hello who's this yeah hello how you doing miss your name bro jacksonville florida what jacksonville florida john in florida okay all right go ahead shoot your shot brother i just wanted to say it really sounds good and feels good to be able to talk to a beautiful woman. I don't know you, but it seems like your voice is something that I really admire. So, thanks. That's all I really wanted to say.

Well, thank you. All right. Well, thank you. Y'all hit my DMs. I want to see who I'm talking to. His headset. I wouldn't approve his headset. You think it's on Bluetooth?

You wouldn't approve his head? Set. I said his headset. I didn't hear you say headset. Red, you heard? I didn't hear him say headset. Hey, why didn't you let me say headset? God damn it. You always go too far, why didn't you let me say head set?

God damn, baby. You always go too far, bro. Hello? Who's this? Why? Blame it in here. Damn, yo. Jesus Christ. This is Sarah from Atlanta.

Hey, Sarah. What are you calling for? I was actually calling to tell Charlamagne I am a GWT Good white people. to welcome him using that cracker ass cracker term. There you go. Okay. There you go.

Because my man is a beautiful black man who is 11 months sitting in a Georgia jail with no indictment because of a cracker ass cracker. Damn. Well, hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

Unless you want to highlight Claudia. For a minute, I thought a stud was calling her. Damn! Well, hold on, hold on. Hold on, unless you want to highlight, uh... Claudia. For a minute, I thought a stud was calling her for it. But Claudia, she got a man. Yeah, she got a man. I just want to throw that out there. Should I open my... Did you pull up to the prison system?

Hello? The prison system! I'm big in the prison system. When you're a model on Price is Right, the prisons love you. Because I think they're pouring, actually. Hello, who's this? It's Lovey from abroad. I want to shoot my shot at Steve Moeller. Oh, my God. This has potential. right the prisons love you because i think they're pouring actually hello who's this this is the gentleman that calls all the time like the 14-inch penis oh he was in my dms last time yeah hey what's up you didn't send me a picture of it though i don't think well you know respectfully

i i would love to send you a picture but go ahead and. Shoot your shot, lovey. Let's see, murder. I'm a single father. I love to cook. I'm a carpenter. I do radio. That's all you got? What did he say? I'm sorry. I didn't get the text. I'm a carpenter. I do radio. I love to please my women.

I want to identify as the Mandingo lover today. As a what? Mandingo lover. So another a what? Mandingo lover. Oh, so another one. He just wants to smash. You're not serious. No, no, no. I don't want to smash.

I'm going through the intellect, you know that? You're into the intellect, but you led with your 14-inch d***. No, no, no. No, I don't like him for you. I think he messed up your insides. 14 inches, yeah. The cutoff is 10. I love it. He got experience. He know. Yo, shut up, you. I think he messed up your insides. 14 inches, yeah. The cutoff is 10. I love it.

He got experience. He know. Yo, shut up, man. I mean, damn. The way you said it was like, I don't want that for you. You messed up your insides. How would you know, Envy?

How painful is it? I don't know. Hello, who's this? Right. Hello, this is Andre. Hey, Andre. Hey, Claudia. What's up?

How you doing? What's up with you? You calling for Charlamagne or Claudia? What's up, Char's up? How you doing? What's up with you? You calling for Charlamagne or Claudia? What's up, Charlamagne and DJ Evie? Peace, King. I love y'all, man. Y'all are awesome. Thank you, brother.

Who you calling for, sir? Claudia. Okay, go ahead, bro. Shoot your shot. Here we go. So, Claudia, I'm a ballroom dancer. I can line dance, salsa, bachata, kizomba. I want to take you line dancing.

You're calling a shoot your shot at me, though? Yes, he said he want to take you line dancing. He said he want to take you dancing. This is a good, this is actually, at least he has something he wants you to do. That's true, he has an activity plan. That's right, that's right. What's your longest relationship with a woman? It's a year, a year.

What happened, like, why did that end? Well, because we had to go to different colleges. So we had to separate. How old are you, sir? I am 38. 38, okay. I'm kind of age-appropriate. I actually refuse to have a man with a man.

Have you ever been with a man? Hey, I have to ask. I ask this of all the men. Have you ever been with a man before? No. No. Never. Never.

It's funny, though. It's funny to talk about it. It's cool, but nah. Why? Why people mistake you for gay a lot? No. Listen, I'm a tall, strong man. And I don't have that mistake.

You just have a really smooth voice and the ballroom dancing thing threw me off. That's really unique. You don't really hear many straight men talk about that. Are there a lot of straight men in ballroom dancing? I don't know. I would assume. I mean, well, to my knowledge it is.

I'm not sure. But, you know, I know that straight men, I would love to take you out dancing, have fun with you. Line dancing actually sounds cool. That's something I don't hear men say less, hey, let's go do, woman. And when I do the wobble, there's not a lot of men on the dance floor, like straight men. So I'd be open to dancing with this man. The wobble's considered a line dance? Yeah.

Yeah, it is. The wobble. Yeah, it's a whole thing together. All right, well, we're going to put you on hold, bro. Okay, thank you, man. Hello, who's this? Hi, how are you? Hello?

Hi, you hear me? Oh, here you go, Claudia. You're going to get what you want now, Claudia. WNBA games, here we come. Hold on, let me do my intro. Hello, DJ, JND, Charlamagne, goodbye. It's the Blackfish Club. Good morning.

Good morning. What's up, lady? Hello. Hi, Claudia, my future girlfriend. What's going on? Oh, she put it in the atmosphere. You know what? I got to say this.

She's been the most aggressive That's right Well Let me just say this So Whoever the dude That Tried to

You and me And show me I don't think Claudia Is heartbreaking Or damaged Like What I have to say is that

She hasn't run across The correct guy That knows That has self-respect that knows how to make moves for himself and that's just you know just does that life yeah it's not a heartbroken thing for me i'm um i i think in the the nature of the business i'm in i attract a lot of narcissists or users and people assume that i wouldn't date like a regular guy but my last relationship was well when, when I did couples retreat,

you saw blue collar guys, totally nice military, real estate guy. Like I'm not one of those people that just has to be with a celebrity. I'm not into all that stuff. I'm into good people and good souls. Well, let me just say this, even with like regular guys, you know, that's living the regular life,

they still ain't nothing. You know, I've dated, like, plenty of regular guys, and the number one thing that I always sit there and ask them, I ask them about themselves. Like, what is it that you're trying to do for yourself?

And they be looking at me like a deer in the headlight. So, Jessica, you trying to take Claudia out or not? Of course. Well, what you like, Claudia? What's your favorite food? Okay.

Fish. No, no, hers is fish's your favorite food? Okay. Fish. No, no. Hers is fish. Wow. I like Jamaican. You like Jamaican? I love Jamaican. Brown stew chicken.

Oh, brown stew chicken. And do you like extra gravy on the rice and peas? Extra gravy on the brown stew chicken and the rice. And I always say I'll marry the person that can make me a peach cobbler. I love peach cobbler. I love peach cobbler. Oh, peach cobbler. Okay, and what would you like the peach cobbler to be eating on that?

A plate? Jesus Christ. What kind of plate? Porcelain? Yo, man. Yo, she going hard. Ain new niggas, yo? Yo. Yo, she going hard.

Ain't no guy call up here with this type of energy this morning. Which one? Eat it off? She got me feeling mad pussy right now. I feel like a little punk. I'm like, get a small. Well, that's what she's trying to feel too, Chloe. That's right.

What you all doing? I don't know. I think you're calling this mad. I think you're getting mad at Tron. Mad is your blessing. Mad's number one. Jessica, number two. Jessica was the most masculine. She was definitely the most masculine. She came with the most masculine energy. She think you're giving Matt a try. Matt is your blessing. Matt's number one, Jessica number two. Jessica was the most masculine.

She was definitely the most masculine. She came with the most masculine energy. She definitely did. She has a smooth line. Matt, did y'all get Matt number? All right, we got Matt number. Matt, we putting you on, Matt. All right.

It's up to Claudia, though. It's the balls in her court now. All right, so we'll see. Claudia, hopefully one of those individuals will be fine for you. Matt. Matt? You like Matt? I like Matt.

I think matt is destined okay she saw matt last night matt was nice to you that's right he has a great job the first person that called in this morning that's right the dms you guys thank you very much i there's a lot of them there's women there's men there's a little bit of everything in there thank you so much for pimping my vagina this morning oh yeah that's what i feel like well let's get to the rumors well let's let's let's play the intro. Just because I'm being quiet don't mean that I don't have

that fire up inside of me to get you all together. This is the rumor report. One thing that I know is a liar. They say it's truth in the rumors. And people know what happened.

People know the truth. I'll give it to you. All right, guys. Yesterday, Lil Tjay went live while filming a short clip for a music video. But people checked in and didn't get the behind-the-scenes footage that they expected. Now, while Tjay was live, he was approached by the police. And this is what happened. Do not call for me, bro.

Do not touch me, bro. Nah, bro. Don't touch me, bro. What am I in the rest pool? Do not touch me bro. Yeah, yeah, don't touch me. You faking, how you gonna tell me you gonna cuff me and stop? You know you can't cuff me, don't touch me. Turn around. No, no. No bro, I don't know.

What's in the car? I don't know what's in the car. Don't touch me. Alright sir, will you hold it? Don't fight T, don't fight T. T, don't know what's in the car. All right, sir. We want to stop. TJ, don't fight. TJ, don't fight. TJ, don't fight. TJ, don't fight. TJ, don't fight. TJ, don't fight, TJ. Don't fight, TJ. TJ, don't fight, TJ.

You bigger, you bigger than that. TJ, don't fight, TJ. You bigger than that. Don't do that. TJ, it's not real. Don't make no sense. You got all these young kids out here looking at you. Yo, yo, set an example, TJ.

Tell them what you gonna do. Set an example, TJ. Tell them what you gonna do. Go in there, take care of what you gotta take care. Now the video starts with TJ recording, but then he ends up getting into a little scuffle with the police and his phone's dropped. Someone else in the area picked up his phone and proceeded to record his arrest. You hear the people in the background telling him not to resist arrest. It was later revealed that he was arrested for reckless endangerment.

Not quite sure what they believe what who was in danger uh he was shot seven times in 2022 during a robbery in new jersey and mvu was talking the police kind of been on his neck ever since then because they know he's gonna protect himself yeah i've seen i've seen a couple times he got uh he was in the city they pulled him over and pulled his car over and searched his car i don't know what happened in this instance i don't know what reckless endangerment means as far as what they said that uh you know they pulled him over for but in the video just looked like he was just recording and he looked like he was bothering I don't know what reckless endangerment means as far as what they said that, you know, they pulled him over for. But in the video, it just looked like he was just recording.

It looked like he was bothering anybody or hurting anybody. It looked like he was just on live, which seems strange. Who are his OGs, man? Like, I know you can't tell these young boys nothing. But at what point does Lil T.J. say to himself, like, you know, God has given me a lot of chances. And maybe I need to, you know, start moving a lot better than I have been. But in this case, it looked like he had security with him in the video. It looks like he was just recording.

So I don't know what he did that was so wrong that made them arrest him because he wasn't doing anything. It's not like he was yelling or screaming. He was just out filming himself on live. Yeah. I don't know what happened before or after.

And I guess the resisting part too. It's just like, yo, be cool. Like as everybody around him in that moment was saying. But it's easy to say, but if you really do nothing and he was doing nothing because he was just videotaping himself and somebody tries to arrest you or put that like you're not going to just be cool you're not okay the whole situation that's what i'm saying we don't know but from what i've seen it's you know

he was on video like i said i don't know what happened beforehand but nobody's just gonna be cool if they felt like everybody around him is telling them to be cool maybe you should be cool that's true it's it's like a tricky it's a tough line to walk because you know they're doing it in front of people. And you're young. You got all this aggression. And you don't want to be embarrassed, right? Everyone wants to get embarrassed on live, on camera. So you kind of act a little bit tougher.

The police love that because then they can hit you with that resisting charge. Right. You know? And don't you already have a reputation? Yeah. Because you've been stopped previously before. Yeah. Right?

All right. Moving on. Let's do that when we come back. Oh, okay. Because you've been stopped previously before? Yeah. Right? All right. Moving on. Let's do that when we come back. Oh, okay. We'll do Chris Rock when we come back. Good story about Chris Rock later on. We'll get to that. All right.

All right. Well, the People's Choice Mix is up next. We'll do the Chris Rock story. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

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Claudia Jordan is here. She's our guest host. Now, Claudia, we were teasing a Chris Rock story. What happened with Chris Rock? So he caught a man filming him on his fire escape. How scary is that? We were talking about stalkers earlier. So law enforcement sources notified teams that Chris Rock called the police Sunday night to report a peeping Tom at his New York home. Reports say the man came right up to his window on his fire escape.

Scary stuff. Of course, the man was long gone by the time the police arrived. Witnesses say he jumped straight off the fire escape and hopped into a white Benz. The man had a camera, but it was unclear to Chris Rock whether it was recording a video or taking pictures. That's scary as hell.

Yeah, but that sounds like that's somebody that was maybe Chris Rock would have been in there with somebody and they were trying to get filmed to sell to somebody like footage. Or a private eye. A private eye or something like that. That's what that seems like.

You know what I mean? Have y'all ever had people roll up to your house? Like stalkers or people just invasive fans? I've had before, but now with the dog, I don't think anybody would do that. And if they did, God bless them. I had a guy that was obsessed. He thought that he was King Tut and I was Cleopatra in another life. So he was convinced that we belonged together through blood,

some weird ritual thing he had. Anyways, he stalked me, stalked me, stalked me, came to my house, took the screen windows off my house and was looking at me in the kitchen. Thank God I allowed company over that day. Jesus. He ended up doing three years in prison.

They let him out early. He violated and came after me again and he served the rest of his time until he passed away in prison. Claudia Jordan. The book book's gonna be lit first of all she needs to do a book she needs to be on

somebody's TV show doing Charlie Murphy like stories because Claudia Jordan they call me soldier boy sometimes because they say it sounds fake but I swear

they're all true I'm not lying I had a lot of stuff happen Claudia Jordan's stories are crazy if you live long enough you gotta have stories that is very true

you know what I mean that is very true my goodness alright shout out to him when we come back we got the positive note don't move it's the Breakfast Club Stories are crazy. If you live long enough, you're going to have stories. That is very true. You know what I mean? That is very true. My goodness. All right. When we come back, we got the positive note. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. And we appreciate you for joining us, Claudia. I had a good time with you guys. Thank you so much. Where are you off to now this week? Back to Dallas.

I'm doing renovations. Okay. All right. All right. I'll see y'all next time. All right. Well, Charlamagne, you got a positive note?

I do, man. Once again, thank you, C-Murder, for pulling up this week. I'm sure we'll see you again shortly. Yeah.

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So go to my Instagram page and I'll drop all of that. I've been real busy lately. All right. Now, you got a positive note. And the positive note is this. You can't achieve anything entirely by yourself. There's a support system that is a basic requirement of human existence to be happy and successful on earth. You just have to have people that you rely on.

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