The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: We Talk With Jo Koy, Mysonne, Talks Tory Lanez & More

Episode Date: September 20, 2022

Today on The Breakfast Club we are joined by friend of the show and comedian, Jo Koy. We talk everything from his latest career moves to his very public and amicable breakup with Chelsea Handler. Later on we have rapper Mysonne, A.T. Mitchell & Angelo Pinto to talk gun violence, lyrics In Court,  & community unity. During Rumors Yee reports on the August Alsina and Tory Lanez altercation and Charla gives us todays Donkey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I got in from Chicago last night. My flight was delayed, but here I am. Everything's been delayed, yeah. Yeah, man. I'm just happy every time I go to the airport and have to catch a flight that I actually make it home that same day or wherever I'm going. So, yes. Have y'all seen The Woman King yet? I have not. Have you seen it?

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Okay. And the thing that I like about movies like this, and I don't want to give too much away, I like when the people actually, when the slave masters knock and then the people buck. You know what I mean? I like seeing slave owners, slave traders get killed in movies. That's why I like Django. Okay. I love that.

So this movie does that for me in a real way. All right. Yes. That's when the good people win and the bad people lose. Yeah. I took my oldest daughter. Well, see, that's the conflict with this movie. They don't know who they...

I guess that's the other debate is who's good and who's bad because, you know, Africans will participate in the slave trade as well. But the movie shows the complexities of that as well. Gotcha. You know? So it's good. I thoroughly enjoyed The Woman King. So you said you took your oldest daughter?

Yeah, I took my oldest daughter. My 14-year-old. She thoroughly enjoyed it. All right. I'm going to check it out this weekend. I'm going to take the woman king. You said you took your oldest. Yeah, I took my oldest daughter. My 14 year old. She thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm going to check it out this weekend. I'm going to take the older kids. Yeah, I wouldn't

take the younger kids. No, I said the older kids. Yeah, take the teenagers. There you go. And the 30 year olds you got. He's not 30, you idiot. How old is Logan?

Didn't Logan just turn 30? No, man. He's only 18, man. Madison is older than Logan. He's joking. He knows how old

Logan is. Logan's 18. All right. Logan actually sent me a video last night after the Eagles game. Let me see. Look at this. Be careful with that, Logan. You're getting old tonight.

All right? Make sure you send the right video. What did that video say? Charlamagne's wild, bro. Charlamagne is wild, bro. What'd I do? What'd I do? I'll say it to you.

Is he going back watching old videos, man? Yes, he is. Lord have mercy. Oh, my God. Let's get this show cracking. Joe Coy will be joining us this morning. So we're going to kick it with Joe Coy. Then we got front page news.

What are we talking about? Yes, and a Texas sheriff has said that his office has opened a criminal investigation into Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his sending nearly 50 migrants from Texas to Martha's Vineyard. This could be a crime. All right, we'll get into that next. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get some front page news. All right, now last night. I didn't see NFL last night, so what did the scores look like? Eddie, Charlamagne, y'all watch the game last night? Is your country falling apart? Feeling tired?

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podcasts. What the hell were they playing? The Titans, 41-7. How much was it? 41-7. Yeah, it was a wash. And the Eagles beat the Vikings 24-7. Nobody said anything about dropping no bombs, Eddie.

I don't know. Just do what you want to do over there, huh? Listen, man. Eddie's an Eagles fan. Envy's a Giants fan. I'm a Cowboys fan. The NFC. I'm glad there's no...

I'm a Bills fan. Commanders fans in here. Now, he's a Bills fan. All right. Whatboys fan. The NFC. I'm glad there's no Commanders fans in here. Now ye's and Bills fans. Alright. What else we got, Ye? Alright. Well, by the way, the NBA and the NBA Players Association are working to abolish the long-standing one-and-done rule.

So they're talking about lowering the draft eligibility age from 19 to 18 as part of the new collective bargaining agreement. So that would allow players to enter the NBA straight out of high school. And they're saying this could come as soon as the 2024 NBA draft. So Logan would be eligible.

Well, he's past that, but go ahead. But he's 18, right? Yeah, so, you know. Alright, and let's talk about this potential criminal investigation into Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's unprecedented move to send nearly 50 migrants from Texas to Martha's Vineyard. Now, they said it's not clear yet whether any laws have been broken, but they were lured under false pretenses into staying at a hotel for a couple of days before they were flown to Florida and Martha's Vineyard. They were promised work.

They were promised a solution to several of their problems. A recruiter was paid a bird dog fee to gather roughly 50 people around a San Antonio migrant resource center. These, most of them are Venezuelan. They're asylum seekers. And they were then taken to Martha's Vineyard for little more than a photo app or a video app. And then they were unceremoniously stranded in Martha's Vineyard. So the organized crime investigators are

handling an investigation now into Ron DeSantis' effort to move these migrants under a $12 million program aimed at relocating unauthorized aliens to what his administration has described as a sanctuary jurisdictions. That's what I was saying before. Yeah, it's all

cool and games and you drop them off. But if there's nobody waiting to pick them up and to figure out what they're going to do or where you're going to house them, how you're going to feed them, how you're going to, you know, have them live like, you know. You also can't lie to people and tell them, OK, here's where we're taking you. There's going to be work there for you. There is going to and then they voluntarily get on a plane. Well, they haven't proven they've been lied to yet. And they did get sent to sanctuary states.

But the reality is they all do this to each other. Like last year, when the Biden administration had 70 flights full of migrants, including unaccompanied children, land in Jacksonville, Republicans said Democrats didn't give them a heads up that they were coming. And they said the same thing about Democrats. They wanted to see if any laws had been broken in regards to them doing this. It's like it's a circle jerk. They all do this to each other. Well, anyway, this one woman who was an asylum seeker said that she was promised three months of work and free housing. They also were given brochures saying these things as well. And so now they're opening criminal investigations

because they said their clients were induced to board airplanes and cross state lines under false pretenses. Imagine you're seeking asylum. You've already traveled as far as you have. It's been stressful. There's children. There's women. There's babies. And they're just moving you around and lying to you. And then you get somewhere.

And now you have to be moved again. Thinking that I've finally been given something. Once again, they all do this to each other. Like, literally. Last year when the Biden administration had 70 flights full of migrants, including unaccompanied children, land in Jacksonville, Florida. The Republicans said that they were unannounced.

Democrats said, no, we did give you all a heads up. And Republicans wanted to see if Democrats had broken any laws by doing this. Man, it's all a political game on both sides. Yeah, but they play with people's lives, though. They all do. They both are. That's crazy. Both sides do. And the fact that with people's lives, though. They all do. They both are.

That's crazy. Both sides do. And the fact that some people think this is like a cool, good thing, it's not. It's not cool. Like, I see a lot of people on social media like,

yeah, that's right. Show them. That's exactly what they're doing, though. They're exposing the hypocrisy of the Democrats. They're really exposing the hypocrisy of both sides

because the reality of the situation is they don't want migrants here either illegally. Well, fortunately, when they got to Martha's Vineyard,

they did scramble to make sure that people were at least temporarily taken care of, given some housing, given food. But let's remember these are human beings

that we're talking about. It's a sanctuary state. They should. They 100% should. Now you can't be on, you know, cable news and social media screaming all of these,

you know, these empty platitudes when you got it right there at your front door like a lot of times you know people talk about how oh we want we want the borders open but they've never been face to face you know with the consequences of those of those statements now they are so hopefully we can really get some true border reform now yeah and i think part of the problem is that they've been trying to work on getting immigration reform and it hasn't happened and it's been blocked. That's not true. With the Dreamers and everything, and they're trying to make sure there's a pathway for them to get citizenship

and that's something that has been blocked. Yes, no doubt, but the border has never been secure. Like Kamala Harris was on Meet the Press this past Sunday and she said that the border is secure, the border is under control. Meanwhile, I think they just surpassed 2 million migrants yesterday, an all-time

high ever. Because people have to understand it's not illegal to come and seek asylum here. It's a long process. It's a difficult process. So people are allowed to come here. It's not illegal. I think that this is bringing attention to this situation like we've never seen before.

Alright, well we'll discuss it next hour. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, phone lines are wide open. Again, 800-585-1051. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Here. What's up, Envy? What's up, Trav? Hey, Trav.

What's up, boo? What's up, boo? What's up, Char? Peace, sis. What's the word? What's going on? Hey, man. I'm calling to talk to DJ Envy.

Why? Last year, Envy, we made a bet on the Cowboys and Giants game for $20, and you had yet to give me my money. Pay that man his money, man. Run my fellow cowboy brethren his bread. I definitely don't remember betting you. I don't remember betting you on $20. Yes, you did bet me $20.

Why would I make that up, Envy? You keep saying that you didn't bet me. Why would I lie with you? I don't know. That's a good question. Why are you lying on me? Pay me my money or I'm going to come up there and get my money. Whoa.

Take it out of his ass, Trav. Is that a threat or a promise? But we about to play again next Monday. So you know what? Here's what we can do, Envy. After we doubled it up last time, we beat y'all twice last year because y'all sucked. But we can run it up again

this time. We plan to get on Monday. Bet me again. I don't ever remember betting you the first time, but I'll take that bet. You did. I'll take that bet. And this time it's going to be for your butt. That's right. Both cheeks. He only had one cheek. Now you're going to get both. Trav, and I want in on that bet, too.

Now you want in on that bet. When we beat their ass, I'm going to beat that ass. Oh, my goodness. Goodbye, man. If y'all do win, I'm going to have a port-a-potty guy deliver that money right to Travis. Hello, who's this? How you doing? Good morning, Sean.

What's up, Sean? Get it off your chest, bro. How you guys doing? Good. How are you? Good. Doing are you? Good. Doing pretty good. Listen, I wanted to make a comment about what Sean was talking about as far as the

border. Yes, sir. You know, what you said is completely right as far as, you know, Republican side, Democratic side, being a certain jerk. I mean, me, honestly, I feel like I'm not conservative. I'm not. I'm not Democratic. But when it comes to different views and things like that, the border should be shut down.

It should be some type of order going on. I don't I don't I don't disagree. It just needs to be some order. Like these governors are literally bringing the border crisis, you know, to the homes of Democrats who preach about open borders. And they advocate for sanctuary cities without ever having to come face to face with the consequences of these actions. And like the U.S. immigration policy is trash. And this is going to force them to have to really deal with the consequences of these actions. Like the U.S. immigration policy is trash. And this is going to force them to have to really deal with it in a real way. Like people can't act like they care anymore. Democrats can't just go down there and take photo ops and lie about the humanitarian crisis that's happening at the border.

Like how can you get on TV and say the border is secure like the vice president did when the U.S. just is on track. The U.S. Border Patrol is on track to arrest 2 million immigrants crossing the southern border this year? So how are Republicans trying to resolve these issues at the border? That's my point. Instead, they're doing performative things and using human beings. Oh, my God.

I just feel really heartbroken when I see people who are struggling, who already are fleeing their country. Who wants to leave home? Nobody wants to have to do that. You have to think it's a dire situation. No, exactly. But that's the other thing. You got to deal with the root causes of what's causing them to leave.

It's because they're in these communist countries that are trash. Like, they need resources, so they don't want to leave. And people are allowed to come here. It's not illegal to come here to seek asylum. It just takes a long time, and it's a long path. And that's another issue. Yeah, I'm not sure about that. And they said things have been backed up since COVID.

Yeah, I'm not sure about that. I know they got Title 42, which keeps people out during COVID. I don't know if, you know, what's illegal and what's not legal. And they're saying it's taking months and years to process people. And that's part of the issue. Usually people are allowed to stay in the country while they're seeking asylum. Nobody's disagreeing with any of that. All I'm simply saying is both sides are being performative.

And both sides do the same things but then point the finger at each other. And you're going to see so much of that. All I'm simply saying is both sides are being performative. And both sides do the same thing, but then point the finger at each other. And you're going to see so much of that, especially during the midterm. We left them, what, 50 days away from the election? Well, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Oh, who's this? Hello? Hello? Hello? That's my song. You rocking. Hello? That's why she can't hear you, because she got her head out the window at the red light. And not even listening to the radio and listening to us say hello.

Oh, it's a guy. Hi. Hello? Okay. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry about that. It's all right. We both FNF.

You twerking at the headlights, at the red light, bro? Hey, the music got me too hyped. Okay, what's up? What's up? Get it off your chest. DJ Envy, I got a question for you about an investment property then. Okay. Do you think right now is the best time to be purchasing one?

Because, you know, the statement is buy the house they are they state the rate marry the house uh it all depends on the deal i mean if the deal is an amazing deal then absolutely positively yes it all depends on the deal i know a lot of people are getting out of deals there's been a lot of great deals that's popped up on the market but i can't make a decision based off not seeing the deal but yeah we've purchased a lot of deals during this time we purchased a lot of deals during the pandemic and we continue i mean if the deal is great then yeah i mean you know how to check to see if a deal is great check the properties in the area you know if it's a rental to see how much the rent is going to bring it in based you know

compared to your mortgage if you're going to uh get regular rent or you're going to go government assistance i mean you got to do the homework would. Would you be purchasing a property off of a HELOC right now or is HELOC rates just unpredictable? What are the rates at? Right now, for the first six months, they're at 1.9 and then after that, they go to prime. Right, which is about, what, five and a half right now? I mean, it all depends on how long you can do it

and if you can get out of it fast and what you want to do. Do you want to flip it? Do you want to turn it over fast so the 1.9 can hold you down? Or if it's a long-term thing, I mean, rates are where they are right now. They're at about, what, 5.5 to 5.9. I mean, Matt, the mortgage guy, would know better than I would.

But it all depends on the deal. All right. I appreciate it, DJ. Bye, brother. All right, B. Yeah, I mean, I can never tell somebody what to do, what not to do if I can't see the actual numbers.

You got to know somebody's financial situation too Absolutely Alright get it off your chest 800-585-1051 Now we got rumors on the way Yes and let's talk more about Tory Lanez vs August Alsina More details are coming out And we'll also tell you about the tour

And who won't be on the rest of the dates Alright we'll get into that next It's The Breakfast Club, good morning The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk August Alsina. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. With Angela Yee.

It's The Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. But the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office is investigating an alleged fight that went down between August Alsina and Tory Lanez. Now, the District Attorney's Office said in a statement, we are aware of the allegations that the defendant attacked artist August Alsina and are investigating these claims. The allegations are serious and will be thoroughly examined. In addition to that, you know, they were on tour together. And now Tory Lanez is no longer a part of the fallback and love comedy and music jam after this altercation, alleged altercation.

So here is what Rip Michaels, who put this tour together, had to say. So at this point, if anyone's not a part of that vibe and that energy that's bringing anything, then no, we will not have them a part of anything that we're doing. So Tory's not going to be on the tour moving forward? At this moment, no. At this moment, we'd have to proceed without him because we want to make sure every person in that audience has a great time and a great feeling.

And that synergy of each artist enjoying themselves and having a great time is what it's all about. There was no fight. Let's just be super clear. There was no fight. I don't know why people say it was a fight. That was not a fight. He was sucker punched by Tory Lanez.

So that's pretty much what, yeah, I was there. It was when he was exiting the building. So it was just straight, like more of an assault type thing than anything. Okay, Rip Michaels. And there was video circulating where you can see August Alsina ignoring Tory Lanez and Tory Lanez tries to shake his hand or give him a pound or whatever and then there's some audio that's not confirmed but people believe this is August confronting Tory Lanez about Tory Lanez having things to say regarding his relationship with Jada

what up what up what up I hate when people don't keep the same energy. What energy? Why did you speak on my business online? Hold on, hold on. What is it? So, yes. Why did you stop it there? I mean, didn't they have the whole convo? Well, the video that was circulating had no audio with it.

So this is the snippet that people are saying is them. I hate seeing them brothers beef like this. And I do wish that, you know, we didn't wait until we saw each other like to have these conversations because ego always prevails when you you know see a person face to face i wish as soon as folks had a problem with each other they either reached out on the phone and have a conversation immediately because when they meet publicly they end up ruining great things like you know this show now somebody might have criminal charges venues don't want these kind of shows because of the drama. It's just, man, it's all bad.

But the problem is they don't know each other. Yeah, that was their first time meeting in person. They never met each other, so they don't know each other. And I think a lot of people were weighing in on that situation. He probably didn't even know he would react like that seeing him. August was like, look, I thought he just had an issue with me. I didn't think he would even try to speak to me. So it is weird when somebody talks crazy about you,

but then they see you in person, and then they're like, hey, what's up? Oh, yeah, that's corny as hell. I totally understand. I totally understand August not wanting to shake his hand. But I'm the same way. Absolutely. I have the same, keep that same energy. Don't speak to me now.

And vice versa. If I know that I've said something about you, I'm not going to try to come up to you and say what's up to you. But Tori might have thought it was a joke because everybody was making jokes during that time. You see what I'm saying? Right.

Everybody was making jokes, but I'm the same. No, keep that same energy. But everybody was making jokes during that time. All right. He and everybody. Lil Baby fans rioted after he did not make it to Vancouver's Breakout Festival on Sunday. It was announced that as the headliner, he would not be performing, according to festival organizers. They said that Lil Baby canceled his performance because he was too sick to perform.

And that's when festival goers were destroying tents, throwing garbage, breaking equipment. He posted on his Instagram story, I would like to start off by saying I truly apologize. Vancouver, Canada, the breakout festival and to everybody who was in attendance. I've been going so hard these past few months without any breaks that it finally caught up with me and my body completely shut down. I owe you guys big time and will for sure make up for it soon. So, I mean, some things just can't be prevented and

sometimes you're in the audience, you have no idea what's going on. They were looking forward to their headliner, but Lil Baby gotta take care of himself first and foremost. That is very true. And I just want me a new Lil Baby album. I am ready for a new little baby album. All right. Now Common is going to be making his Broadway debut

in the play Between Riverside and Crazy later this year. According to Deadline, he got the role of Junior and he's going to start performances on November 30th in New York City. So he said, this has been a dream of mine for a very long time to act in a play to do theater and to be a part of a theater company. He said I'm supremely

grateful and overwhelmingly inspired to be a part of Between Riverside and Crazy. I can't wait to begin this process and to live this journey. Common never did Broadway? Interesting. Everything about Common says thespian. I thought Common already hit the Broadway stage.

All right. And Lil Nas X sent pizza to some homophobic protesters outside of his concert in Boston. So he was performing as part of his Long Live Montero tour and conservative protesters were outside of the MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park. They were protesting him. And he went on Twitter before the show to announce that his team would be giving them some pizza to munch on while they were hating from the outside. You can't even get in. He said, just told my team to send them pizza. This is really good promo. And he said, update, they didn't want the pizza, but I accidentally fell in love with

one of the homophobic protesters. And then he posted a video of the exchange between them. I'm disappointed in you, Lil Nas X. Pizza? Come on, you should have sent them glizzies. Some glizzies? You know you supposed to send them all glizzies and tell them munch on the glizzies. Come on.

Pizza? I'm disappointed. Alright, and let's have some money talk. Kim Kardashian has bought a new estate in Malibu. It's Cindy Crawford's former Malibu estate and she paid $70 million for it. So this is the fourth priciest California home sale this year behind Drake.

He paid $75 million for his home. Wow. There was also a $120 million house for sale. And then, of course, the one that's a mega mansion in Bel Air, which sold at auction for $126 million. What do these houses that cost this much money do? Are they nuclear bomb proof? Do they come with unlimited food? What do these houses that cost this kind of money do?

You're paying for views. You're paying for zip codes. And then the side of the house. $70 million? Did Michael Rubin buy a house that was like $100 million, I thought, last week? I thought I seen that. In California? Yeah.

This is not listed here. Listen, they all acting their wage, so I'm not knocking them at all. I just want to know what these houses do for $70 million. They must wipe your own ass. Like, you must be like, you can just shower. The house showers for you. The house cleans. It's a self-cleaning house.

This house was originally listed for $99.5 million. Then it was lowered to $90 million. And then Kim Kardashian came in and got it for $70 million. So I guess it's a bargain. It says Mike Rubin pays $70 million for a Hollywood Hills mansion. All right. So, yeah, he wouldn't be before her. Hers was $70.4 million.

Does the hill come with the mansion? Do you get a whole hill, too? For his, no. It's 15,000 square feet, seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms. How much? 15,000? Yeah, it's only on.72 acres. That don't, I mean, you know.

God bless. That's wild. Malibu's really expensive, though. That's where she bought it. I'm going to act my wage. I mean, the house, inside the house, the house is about 7,500 square feet. That seems small for $7,500. It does. I'm going to act my wage. I need to ask

Michael Rubin, what does your house do? You can't just live in it. It's got to do things for you. That is your rumor report. Maybe it's a rocket ship on the low and they go to Mars. Maybe. I don't know. Maybe it's gold in the hill.

I don't know. We'll never know. No, I wouldn't. Even with that kind of money, I'm not spending no $70 million on no house. Maybe it's a good investment if you have it. You know how many houses I could buy in South Carolina for $70 million? You know, Kim Kardashian, though. That's where she wants to be.

I could buy so many people houses and places to live. You was about to say, I could buy South Carolina for $70 million. No, don't disrespect my statement. Wow. But I could buy so many people houses and places to live with $70 million. I'm not knocking them, but it's just like- Yeah, Kim has a lot left over after that still. Just need to know what the house does.

That's all. Does nothing. Has to do something. Can't just be a house. I got to do more than just sleep. Jesus Christ. Now, we got front page news next what we talk about. Well, let's talk about Bishop Lamar Whitehead back in the news.

We'll give you some updates on what's going on with him and his church. All right, we'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. The brand new Galaxy Z Flip 4 is finally here. Capture hands-free content from every angle with Flex Mode. The sleek foldable design

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Infection rates for some STDs, including gonorrhea and syphilis, have been rising for years. Last year, the rate of syphilis cases reached its highest since 1991 and the total number of cases hit its highest since 1948. HIV cases are also on the rise of 16% last year. So officials are now working on new approaches to the problem, like home test kits for some STDs that will make it easier for people to learn that they are infected and to take steps to prevent spreading it to others. They said the core part of any effort must also be

to increase the use of condoms as well. So just giving y'all a heads up and a warning stds out here like allow me to reintroduce myself y'all out here talking about covid and monkey pox y'all must have forgot all right now bishop lamar whitehead uh he's been in the news a lot lately we saw him first going viral when his he was robbed during one of his sermons, during a live stream. Then he reenacted that during another sermon. And now he's had an altercation afterward, which he was arrested with a woman during the service.

Now here is what Bishop Lamar Whitehead had to say about who this woman was. They began recording, and she began to outburst and to cause a big disturbance in my church. So I said, come on over here, come on over here. And she began to yell at me. She began to cuss me out and say whatever she wanted to say. I let her say what she wanted to say. I said, all right, me and my church started to pray. And I said, now you have to go.

You have to get out. You have to go. So I have my wife and my daughter, who's 10 months old, sitting there. And she came and said, and now you, you're a liar, going towards my wife. And that's when you see her walk in front of me, going at my wife and my daughter, and I grabbed her. Everybody's saying that I choked her.

How can you choke somebody from behind? I grabbed her from behind, by her shirt, from behind, and by her shoulder. And I escorted her out. All right, now he told the New York Daily News that when police did some research on him, he was released from his cell and the charges were dropped. Meanwhile, he claims the woman who was identified as Tarsha Howard has been charged with trespassing and disrupting a religious service. Now, she also did an interview. And here's what she had to say

about what happened that day. I came there in peace. The lie that I would charge towards a woman and a baby. I am a mother. I would not do that. This man, who was supposed to be a bishop in the Lord's church called me up and ushered me up to the front. And once I got up there, I began to speak in my heavenly language. And I don't know what happened, but that's when it went left. I was praying in my heavenly language. And next thing I know, I was being grabbed behind my hair and drugged. All right. Now, she also told the New York Daily News that she was there doing some research and that the story that she's he's giving is wrong. Isn't this all on audio and video, though?

Yes. You get to see the video from different angles. And you can hear him, right? Didn't you play the audio yesterday? Did he did he call her up? I don't remember. I didn't hear him call her up. They didn't. They only play a snipp snippet of it but i don't know why we give give it this much light i mean you look at the congregation there's about what nine ten people in there and there's a lot of bishops out there there's a lot of preachers out there

that are doing a lot of good i don't know why we keep giving this bishop and what he's doing this much light i i don't know if he's doing good or not isn't he i thought he did good things i don't know but we we i but there's so many other preachers and bishops. You're from Brooklyn. Don't he do good things in the community? Yeah, I mean, I actually met him a couple of times. One time,

we got proclamations, and then another time he was doing a peace march with Eric Adams when Eric Adams was the Brooklyn Borough President and Fabio Foran. So it was a march throughout Brooklyn to encourage people to put the guns down. I don't know the brother at all. It just seems weird that

this all started from him being the victim but now all of a sudden he's become the extreme bad guy. It's almost like people never even believed him from the beginning. When he said that he got robbed, everybody was saying, that was fake, that didn't happen. He deserved it because he was flossing. Everybody was saying, oh, that was fake. That didn't happen. Or, you know, he deserved it

because he was flossing. It's like, yeah, it's just like, how did the victim turn into the bad guy? I just hate that if he is doing

all the good that people, that he just said he's doing, why do we always concentrate on the negative part? That is true. Because he's a bishop. He's a man, you know,

the man of the church. Well, he is doing interviews regarding it, so I don't think he's, you know, wanting people to not know. I want to hear the bishop preach. Y'all posting everything but the bishop's sermons. What's the bishop word like?

You could live stream his sermons. Well, that interferes with my Bishop T.D. Jakes and Sarah Jakes Roberts time on Sundays. You could do both. I'm sure the streams are available. No, I got to watch it later. If somebody send me a link, I'll watch one. I really do want to hear what his word is like.

And that's part of the problem. We talk about everything else, him getting robbed, his history, him allegedly, you know, escorting a woman out, but we never heard him say anything.

Welcome to hip-hop culture. We focus on nothing but the negative. Talk about what he wears, talk about his jewelry. You're right. Have you ever heard the man speak? No, I haven't actually. You're right.

You're right. All right, well, that is your front page news. I heard the proclamations he gave to people and all that, but I you ever heard the man speak? No, I haven't actually. You're right. Alright, well that is your front page news. I heard the proclamations he gave the people and all that, but I've never heard the brother speak. I want to hear the brother's word. I'm with you on that. Alright, well when we come back, Joe Coy will be joining us. My guy!

We're going to kick it with Joe Coy when we come back. Don't move. Shagai, how many shows have you been to see Joe Coy? I've seen Joe Coy before in person. I've had Joe Coy on my podcast and I've had Joe Coy on my podcast and I've seen him in stand-up. I haven't seen his latest special, though. Okay.

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Because you do this. You do this thing where you lie with confidence. I am not a liar, Joe Coy. Huh? Quiz him. Okay. No, because if I quiz him, then it's going to look really bad. Then he's going to admit to it.

I'd rather just let him say he's seen it and then I'll just delete it. I have seen Joe Coy's specials. Okay, what is a tabo? It's something Filipino. I know that much. That don't mean anything. This is a tabo. Yeah, that's a tabo.

He's not going to get it. But it is Filipino. Because you didn't see it. This is a tabo. Yeah, that's a tabo. He's not going to get it. But it is Filipino. Because you didn't see it. It's Filipino for cup. I hate you so much. It's not? No, it's not. Oh, I don't know.

It is something Filipino, though, right? Can you just watch it? Please. I will watch your new special. I've watched them before, but I haven't seen the new one. I love you, Charlamagne. Yes. So you love him back?

I text Jokoy and tell him I love him for no reason. I messed up when someone says I love you and Charlamagne. Yes. So you love him back. I text Jokoy and tell him I love him for no reason. That is kind of messed up when someone says I love you and you say yes. Yes. What is that? You didn't even say I love you back. All right, tell me again. Tell me again. But now it's not the same.

No, tell me again. Tell me again. Tell me again. No, I wouldn't do it. I love you, DJ Envy. I love you. See how natural? You didn't say it to him.

You said it to him, not me. Say it to me. Love you, Angela. Thank you. Aw. What? Give me another chance. No. I love you so much.

K. No! No, man. Why don't we go? How was everything, brother? Everything's good. This has been the best run ever. I'm living a dream right now. You're making a lot of money, Jokar. Man.

You are making a lot of money. That's what the measurement is. Of course you're funny now. You're making a lot of money, Jokoy. Man. You are making a lot of money. That's what the measurement is. Of course you're funny, but you're making a lot of money, Jokoy. Yeah. That crowd looked amazing for you to be in the forum like that and to see how many people fit in there. That was 14,000, but I did two shows. Okay.

I did four total. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four.

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I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four. I did four total. I did 14,000, but I did four total. So that's 56,000 people. Yeah. Wow, that's a lot of people. So you got to be top five stand-up touring comic right now, right? It's pretty crazy.

I can't. I'm not, you know. It's crazy to actually add another arena. Like, I just did it again. I sold out the Honda Center in Anaheim. So we added another Honda Center. It's like, it's crazy. I've been doing this,

I did two Chase Centers during the playoffs, so it was like Joe Coy, then the Warriors, then Joe Coy, and then the Warriors on the same weekend. Wow! And it was like, and I get to enjoy this with my son. That's the best part. And we've seen the growth though. That's the crazy thing. Thank you. We've seen the growth from when you first came here to

where you're at now. When you came to Caroline's, and you know who didn't come? These two. But where did I go? You did come. You're right. You know what? You're right. You're right. Where did I come, Joke? It's this a**hole right here.

Joke? Ask him again, son of me. Wait, wait, don't. Ask him again, son of me. I didn't even pick up on that until right now. Ask him again, Son of Man. Wait, wait, don't. Ask him again, Son of Man. I didn't even pick up on that until right now. Ask him again, Son of Man. Where did I come, Joe Coy? This ass right here.

Damn it. I had no idea where that was. I was too busy being mad. Not know I'm being set up. But you know, the special I saw, the one that came out last night, you started off by talking about the pandemic. I thought you said you didn't see it. Don't do this. Don't Google

and then act like you got hard-hitting facts. This is a bull-sh** interview. Did you not start the special off talking about the pandemic, Jokar? Talking about starting off. The beginning of that special.

I mean, the masks, right? I mean, wow. Why don't you tell them, Joe? Tell them what you said. No, you tell me what I said, Charlamagne. What did you say? What did I say? You talked about the pandemic

and how it was during quarantine. Look, I can tell you, Joe Coy, what you said. You said, you know, your breath stinks

from wearing a mask. Yes. And you didn't want to judge people in the audience who were wearing masks for doing that. You didn't want

to pass judgment. No. See? But that they were going to get it no matter what. Yeah, still. The thing is, here's the thing about that special.

I had the deal before the pandemic, right? Mm-hmm. So I had the deal in place, and then the pandemic hit. Now everything's changing. Mm-hmm. And we set it for the forum. It's 14,000 people that's going to be taped and now everyone's wearing masks and literally

I was about to cancel it I was like I don't want to shoot a special where everyone's wearing a mask cancel your smiling in 10 years everyone's going to be like what kind of special is this so I was so nervous I was this close and then we heard a rumor that

LA was about to lift the ban everyone else was lifting it except for la and it was the day before i had to tape that they lifted it and and that's why i was able to do the special even though some people were wearing a mask but i was like i have to talk about this you know i mean i'm not gonna not talk about it it was it was a part of our lives for two years basically and it's like i i know it sucked that it was It was a part of our lives for two years, basically. I know it sucked that it was a topic that everyone was touching, but it was like,

I can't do a special at that size and not at least touch on it. Yeah, because it is a timely thing. Yeah. And so people will look back at that five years from now and be like, oh, that's right. Remember when we had to have on masks? Yeah. I just wonder if there's any new stories to be told from that time though no i think it's done yeah but i i had

to do a charlamagne you know i mean like it was literally like it was about to cancel my show and and and you know as a guy that's producing his own show that was going to cost me a ton of money and i was literally like not even thinking about my routine anymore. I was thinking about how much this is going to cost me again. The business side. Business side. Dubai was scheduled to play Dubai three times and all of it got canceled because of COVID. And I

walked out with basically not making the money I should have made but also losing fans in return because now they're scared. It's like I canceled, they returned the tickets. Then I announced I'm coming back, they buy the tickets. And then I canceled again, they returned the tickets. And it's just like, we had to talk about it, because it changed a lot of our lives.

How was your pandemic? Because as a comedian, you're used to being on the road, performing. Then shut down. Yeah, and I think you'll probably agree with me that it was the greatest thing that ever happened for me and my son and my family. It really was. And not for everybody.

And I know there's people that struggle, and I realize that. I get it. But we were in a position where we could, and I took full advantage of it because I was such... I didn't realize how much I missed, man. I was so focused.

I was tunnel vision. It was the first time I ever spent a birthday with my son. Yeah, I know it's awful. The first time you ever spent a birthday with your son? Yeah, and I know that sounds... He's an adult. No, no, but he turned 16 during the pandemic. Okay.

And I've been on the road since he was three. You struggle for so long, and now you're getting this opportunity to, like, provide for everyone. Like, I'm providing for my family. I got my sister working for me. I got my mom I got to take care of. I got family in the Philippines that I take care of. Like, it's not just me. You don't want to miss your moment is what you're saying.

No, I don't. And there was christmases that i missed man like you know i would we would open the gifts up on christmas day and then at five i'm going to a club because they're paying me extra money for for the christmas show and it's just like money back that you spent on christmas do you think that moving forward maybe you'll say at least my son's birthday from now on did the pandemic make you feel like some moments now because you are very successful now yeah well my son's on tour with me now right he works for me and it's it's been a joy but what i love the most is that my son finally realizes what this was all about you know like my son saw netflix say no to me you know i

mean my son saw me pay for that special when they said no to me anyway You know what I mean? My son saw me pay for that special when they said no to me anyway. Or when I had all the cameras inside the theater and I was about to film it and we get a phone call from Netflix going, hey, we heard you're going to shoot this special. Anyways, we want you to know that we really don't want it. Like, yeah.

Wow. They called you or something? Yeah, they called my manager and everybody. How did you have to do that? We know you're shooting it. Yeah. Don't shoot it for us. Yeah.

We're not taking it. Whatever you're shooting it. Don't shoot it for us. Whatever you're doing, don't think it's coming in. But you know what? It's crazy that you guys laugh, and I get it, right? But just imagine being 27 years in the game and people that I took on the road that were opening for me getting Netflix specials, and I'm not getting one. What's that mean, Joe? No, no, it's not that.

No, no, no. I hear what you're saying it is a business and they have to make their their calls right but I didn't understand because like I'm doing a hundred sold-out shows in just one city alone you know me at an improv like and then and these are all all over the country so you don't really need Netflix's validation I get that but it's like I knew I knew that was the platform that was gonna take me to the next next level and I knew they they had the they were in the position

of how to give me that but they weren't gonna give me the opportunity to put my special on and I and and I don't hate Netflix where it's a business decision that they made I just had to prove to them that they needed this special we got more comedian Joe Coy. When we come back, don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Joe Coy. What I like about you

is even though you didn't want to be with Netflix or even with Easter Sunday, you still choose to focus so much on Filipino culture. And I'm sure that when you do things like that, people are like, oh, you should broaden it out. You should make it more broad for people.

What do you say when they say that to you? I can do any, okay, this is why it's so important for me. And my mom's lived in this country since 1969, right? She's been here for 53 years. And she's American. She's a Filipino-American. And I talk about Filipinos being nurses. I have so many nurses in my family

that live here, right? And I know you've met them too. So just imagine them living here for 50 years, working at hospitals, 14-hour shifts, and then they go home and they turn on the TV and they watch a TV show about a hospital and not one Filipino is on that show. Or they go to a movie and there's a hospital scene and they don't even see a Filipino extra

in the emergency room. And it makes them feel invisible. You feel like, oh, okay, I guess I ain't nothing. I guess I am just visiting. And that's what that is. So when people ask me, oh, you you're gonna tell another story about your mom i'm gonna do 53 years worth of stories on my mom because i'm the only one that's gonna put those out there right now so if i'm gonna do a movie about a filipino family yeah that's what i'm gonna do like this is this is this is for her and them

so that's what it's about i can do all the other jokes i put i post it all the time i'll post my ad libs i'll do improv sets i'll do all that but when it comes to like like saying something from my heart it's it's gonna be about that two things i remember in your book you said that you started off not doing those types of jokes yes and then because i grew up in a time when you know like you know like it's like you had to be mainstream i had to be mainstream and it's like and once again you're being too specific and like what is funny you know what i mean like i grew up in the 70s and 80s right so as a kid i'm watching cartoons that's depicting asians with slanted eyes and big goggles and buck teeth and we're supposed to laugh

right like if i have my white friend over watching a cartoon and that comes on right we all laugh together so that's normalized like so that to me of course you don't want to hear my story about my mom uh divorcing my dad you just want me to do this this asian character because that's what's accepted because the other one this story is too specific so yeah in the beginning of standup, how am I supposed to get into the comedy clubs? Like I had to do those and don't get me wrong. It wasn't like a, like I go, Oh, I have to do this. It was like, I was kind of like programmed that way. As a child, I was programmed.

Oh yeah. We make fun of Asians. That's what, that's it. That's how I get accepted in this country. Let's make fun of Asians. Like, so yeah, like I remember this one time I told, I I get accepted in this country. Let's make fun of Asians. Like, yeah. Like, I remember this one time. I told this story in my book

where my mom and dad are divorced. We just want a color TV. And it's me and my whole family. Like, it was me and my brother and my two sisters and my mom. And we're filling out these raffle tickets. I think we sat there for like six hours filling out these raffle tickets

at Sears or JCPenney, whatever it is. And we stuffed that little bin up with raffle tickets. And we win the TV. And people were mad. Y'all cheated. People were mad. Y'all cheated. You damn right.

And we go up the escalator to get it. And there's this little white kid in front of my mom. And my mom loves kids. Every time she sees a kid, she goes crazy. And we're going we're going up we're going up and she goes oh my god hi you're so cute what's your name what's your name and he turns around he pulls his eyes back right it's like 1983 and goes oh and i remember we're all just like it's not fun it's not but i remember just like why are you making a joke if it's not funny. It's not, but I remember just like... So why are you making this joke if it's not funny? It's not funny.

Telling a story, Charmaine. I think you need to listen. It's not funny. I think you need to listen, Charmaine. He's telling a story that happened in his book. This is why. I read the book. I heard the story.

But I remember my mom not being able to do anything. I remember my mom just clamming up and just going, it's okay, Charmaine. I knew she was obviously hurt. I was like 11 years old and just looking at my mom going, what was... I didn't even know how to react. Right. Because I'd never seen anyone do something like that.

Did you realize he was making fun of you? I knew he was making fun of her, but I was in shock. Like, wait, hold on. Wait, hold on. What's going on right now? Like, something just happened really, and I knew my mom couldn't do anything.

Because if my mom would have raised her voice and said, hey, you can't do that to me then she would have been the bad person because the parents would have been like hey hey he's just a kid what are you yelling at that kid for lady if you had gotten to a karate stance you'd have scared the shit out of him

this is what I'm talking about right now this is why you should get cancelled I'm about to cancel Charlamagne right now that too so as a kid it had to hurt because all the jokes were about I'm about to cancel Charlamagne right now. You could have said something like that. That too? So as a kid, it had to hurt because all the jokes were about, a lot of the jokes were about Asians. Especially in New York, it was Asians. Yes.

It was Haitians. Yes. And Africans. Yes. So you never just wanted to wow out back? I mean, how can you though? How do you do that back then? Crack jokes, you're a comedian.

No, man. Come on, Charlamagne, stop, bro. You're a comedian. No, man. Come on, Charlamagne. Stop, bro. You're a comedian. Yeah, but no, man. When you see something like that, that's not a joke anymore, man. But back then it was a joke. But back then it wasn't a joke, man. When it's coming out of hate and it's a white family doing that to an Asian family, that's not jokes, man.

That's hate. I'm from the South, so growing up, we'd call him Crackers, right? Crack-ass, Cracker. Yeah, but that's to say that my dad would even, I went to an all-white school, and we got the n**** jokes all the time, and that's what my dad would say. He'd call him Crack-ass. And we would beat him up. And then he would, like, you know,

jump him, you know, but we definitely used to do a lot of that. And that's amazing you get to do that. Can't do that now. But back then, it was what it was. You can still do it. But you can still do that. No one's got to find out. But no, it's not.

It was completely different, especially for Asian people. They're just like, you know. I get it now, Joe Coy. Absolutely. Yeah, man. Well, don't move. We got more with Joe Coy when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, absolutely. Yeah, man. Well, don't move. We got more with Joe Coy when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club.

Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Joe Coy. When did you and Chelsea decide to make it a thing, go from friends to dating? That was, it was when I asked her to do,

like, just a little blurb for my book, and that's how our relationship kind of sparked again. We just realized, oh, we like hanging out with each other, and we were just hanging out and hanging out. It must have been a hell of a blurb. You're so dumb. You're so dumb. You're so dumb.

I don't know why anyone gives you anything. I don't know why you get a show. I don't know why you get a show. I don't know why you get side gigs. You should have nothing. Oh, God. I'm just saying. Nothing. That must have been a hell of a blurb, Joe Coy.

When I say I hate you. But yeah, it started off with a blurb, and then she did that. And then it was just cool. It was a pandemic. No, no, it wasn't that. A blurb of a pandemic. They're really it was just cool like it was a pandemic no no it wasn't that no because it didn't happen then no it didn't happen i mean it's still a pandemic no it didn't happen at all it didn't it didn't i'm just telling you i haven't said anything that hurtful to you the whole interview you better shut up you better shut up no it didn't happen

during the pandemic everyone thinks that it happened I was filming the movie the whole time, and she was out in Canada somewhere skiing. Skiing naked. Yeah. So it didn't happen during then. It was like after the pandemic, and then we just started hanging out. And she's amazing. She put a lot of people on the mat,

and she's another one that liked to open the door for people. You know what I mean? She saw someone talented, you got on that panel. And that's one that liked to open the door for people. You know what I mean? Like she saw someone talented, you got on that panel and that's why that show was so good because she realized her position.

She knew that she had a platform but she needed other people to help push that thing forward. That's why she had Kevin on. That's why she had me on.

Lonnie Love. She had Lonnie on. Like those are beasts, bro. No one else would put those people on but she did. You guys had the nicest breakup that I've ever seen. When y'all posted the video, first I thought it was a joke because you're both comedians.

I'm done. Okay. I didn't know. I really didn't know. We're going to go to a break. Are you kidding me? It's not going to be good. They both posted these amazing breakup videos.

I really did not know. I was so disappointed. I left comments like, I can't believe this. I don't be paying attention to the negative. I didn't know that. I like that. I had no idea. I really didn't.

It doesn't have to be negative. I really didn't. I didn't even pay attention when y'all was together. I was just like, oh, Joe and Chelsea's together. That's dope. But I didn't. I don't like how the words come out of your mouth sometimes. It comes out so natural, like conversational,

that I think in your head it's always geared to be an ass. I'm not saying I didn't care. I just didn't care. No, you said you didn't care. And that's what it means. It means you don't care. It's like, Joe, it's like cool. Joe, I'm happy for him.

But I didn't think nothing of it. It's not like I'm every day. You know how people be like Pete Davidson, Kim Kardashian, you're holding on to it every day and paying attention. I just wasn't paying attention. But I follow both of you. So I want to see you guys post videos of each other doing things together. And then you guys posted the breakup videos. And it was like

the nicest like. And that's why I didn't think it was real. Just turn Charlamagne's mic off. Just for like the next six minutes. I'm going to tell you the videos of Joe Coy that come up on my feed. When you post stuff from your specials and when you're doing stuff with your son. I saw you with Holder.

I saw this. You was cooking your favorite childhood snacks. Yes. I saw this. They broke up a long time ago. I didn't see, guys. I don't know what y'all want me to tell you. He's showing us what's now.

They broke up a long time ago. See, this is you and your son. No, that's not your son. No, I mean, we just realized that. That is your son. Hold on. Let me get to Charlamagne. He's got a separate interview going on right now. No, I'm sorry. No, no, no. they broke up alone so see this is you and your no that's not your son no I mean we just realized that's your son hold on let me get to Charlemagne he's got a separate interview

going on right now no I'm sorry no no no it's the breakfast I totally forgot this is the breakfast club and Charlemagne so let's

what is your question no I just what is your question my point is I just wasn't paying attention I like that that's all and I think a lot of people

should be like that like you know what I mean it's uh don't pay attention to what you post no just don't. People don't get into. People do dive deep into that kind of thing.

Yes, you guys posted it. I know, but the breakup. People got into it. It was almost annoying. Because y'all were so happy. Y'all did so many things together on vacation. Yeah. And cooking and Christmas.

It was great. Yeah, it was fun. It was fun. But it was just, we're two different. She's going a different direction. You know what I mean? She's got her career that's taken off in mine. And it's just the business is coming first.

And we realize that we're just better off friends. So it's all good. She's always going to be my friend. I'm always going to love her. And so, yeah. Have you started dating again? No. Charlotte, man, I swear to God.

Why do you? What did I do? You don't care about my relationships. And now you care? I know. A minute ago, he had the attention of care. So what? So if I get into

a relationship, what? That's when you stop caring? That's when you stop following him? But you want to know if I'm in

a relationship. You're absolutely right. I am right. That's a very valid point. Thank you. I thought that

was a good follow-up question. No, it was a horrible one. It was a lazy one. He has no notes. I swear to God, you always look down at that

and there's nothing on there. Oh, my God. But you have had an incredible past month with the movie and the special dropping within, like, a couple of weeks

of each other. Thank you, yes. And this is my favorite one. And I know a lot of people say that. No, and you talk, you know, as I did, as I did.

And you talk about public sneezing. You really you talk about public sneezing. You really don't like public sneezing. Charlamagne, you need to stop. And this is what I'm going to make you do. You're going to post something about my special. But did you or did you not talk about how you don't like public sneezing? You're going to post something about my special.

I will. No, you're going to. I'm going to watch it this weekend. And you're going to post. And I'm going to post about it. Joe, number six. In the description for the special, it says you discuss things

like public sneezing. What is wrong with public sneezing? You're the f***er. You're the f***er. I'm so sick of you. I hate you so much. I hate him so much, man. But I do have a question. What is wrong with public sneezing, Joe? I'm done so much. I hate him so much, man. But I do have a question.

What is wrong with public sneezing, Joe? I'm done with you. I do have a question for the room. What is it? The question is, as a woman, you talk about eating toilet paper out of our... Oh, my God. Now we talking. Now, look, now, now, now, now he's happy.

Now, now there's a... Post about that. I know you talked about... I didn't know there's a... Post about that. I know you talked about... I didn't know you were a foodie, Joe. I didn't know you were a foodie. I enjoy the same appetizer. You didn't say that was one of your favorite childhood snacks. Who doesn't love s***ty litter?

When you was on whole s***t, you didn't say that was one of your favorite childhood snacks, Joe. Is that a real thing? Because I was a little devastated. Is it true that every guy has eaten toilet paper out of our... You need to see it. You can't tell the middle of it without setting it up, Angela. I've had that happen

from the front. What? What? How did I know Charlamagne would have a story? It's not a story. I've just had that happen from the front. Somebody ate your f*** from the front? No. I'm saying you went down on a young woman and, you know. It was toilet paper? Yeah, it was a little.

So that happens to everyone? Thank you. Come here. No, hug me, hug me. See? I'm saying she's about ass eating. Now you want a hug. Nope.

Wait a minute. You ate toilet paper out of someone's ass. No. It was the vagina. You are sick. You know what I'm saying? You sick. No, it was the vagina. You are sick. Did I say it? You sick f***. I knew it, man.

You're not. You're cut from a different club. Oh, man. We was kids. Why would you eat toilet paper out of a girl's butt? That's not what happened. You clearly said that. I said from the front.

Everyone said that. Oh, God. Everyone heard you say it. It's fine. Everyone has a fetish. I like toes. But I remember that in the special though. You like toilet paper and butts. You're like, girl, what is

that? Oh, God. Is that two-ply? I'm in this. Thank you. Oh, man. Good to see you, Joe. It's so good to see you Always a pleasure Thank you Joe

I love you guys so much I love you too Joe I really do Thank you You don't love him If you love him You would've went to one of his shows But that's another story

Wait hold on Are you gonna come to Madison Square Garden It's November 10th I'm there That's a damn lie You said it too fast Bro I'm there

What day is that I don't know It don't matter I'm there I'm putting it on my calendar now I am there November 10th Let me see when that is

Alright Joe Coy If he doesn't show up November 11th, you let me know. It's done. You taping your show on Thursday. What time is the show? See? See? Here it goes. Here it goes.

It's November 10th, man. No, if it's like 7 o'clock, 8 o'clock, I can make it. Easy. What time do you think my show is? 5 in the afternoon? You think I'm doing a man name? What kind of a** question is that? Like an after school special?

We're there. I'm there. November 10th. I'm coming to see you, Jokoy. All right. I promise. I'm there. It's the Breakfast Club.

It's Jokoy. I have a cold again. It was just crazy. Let me check your temperature. How you gonna do it? What you mean? What kind of cold you got? Seriously.

I don't know. I just came back from LA for a DJ wedding. You gotta take some Airborne. You gotta take Airborne when you get off flights. Take some vitamin C. That's what you need. Take some vitamin C. Drink just came back from L.A. for a DJ wedding. You got to take some Airborne. You got to take Airborne when you get off flights. Take some vitamin C. That's what you need. Take some vitamin C. Drink a green juice or something.

I'm about to go downstairs and get one. You definitely need some Airborne. You probably just need some vitamin C. I tested for COVID like twice and nothing. People still doing that? I did it. The president said the pandemic is over. He did.

All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's go. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. All right, well, last week, Bobby Schmurder, people were trolling him, and he had posted a picture of himself in bed with someone, and another person, a social media user named Xavier Raza, came forward and claimed that it was him.

Well, it was not him, but the rumor did go viral. People said that Bobby Schmurda was in bed with a man. It became a trending topic. People started making jokes. And Bobby Schmurda said when the hate don't work, they start telling lies. He also said that now that he's independent, the powers that be are trying to ruin his career. Well, Xavier Raza has since took to Instagram and wiped his page clean.

But he did put up a statement where he apologized to Bobby Schmurda. He said, I'm still trying to wrap my head around all of this. But I wanted to address everything that's going on right now. I owe everybody an explanation. But most importantly, I owe an apology to Bobby Schmurder and his fans. I'm sorry for everything that's going on and confusion I have caused anyone this past weekend. That was not me in the video. What was meant to be a harmless

joke shook the internet. I never thought my post would go viral and it was never my intention to mislead anyone. I've been receiving death threats and keep seeing my name attached to headlines that are far from the truth. I've been hesitant to speak out but I wanted to clear my name and put an end to this rumor. I mean, that's simply not right.

And that young man needs to be held accountable for that lie. Yeah, it's not funny. It's not a funny joke. And it's like Bobby could sue him for slander and defamation, but then in this era, they might call Bobby homophobic for suing him for slander and defamation because the guy's alleging

that Bobby was gay. The craziest thing is I didn't see that it was a joke. I seen all the stories that said it wasn't a joke. That's what I'm saying. And like the lie is always so much louder than the truth. I didn't even realize that the dude apologized till I got in here this morning. Yeah. And when I did see it originally, it was clear that the guy who said it was him,

you could tell it wasn't him. And I saw a lot of people in the comments like, that's not even the same person. But the internet don't care. But, of course, people want to get their jokes off. Nobody cares about the truth when the lie is more entertaining. So that lie will go all the way around the world two or three times. Bobby Smyrna got caught in bed with a man, and then it's a bold-faced lie, and then now what? Everybody just goes on about their day.

All right, now Kodak Black was upset that a fan was recording him, and here's what he had to say as he called out this person who was doing an Instagram live session, and he doesn't want people to just record him and show where he is. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Check that, man. Don't record me.

Get on live, get on live, get on live. Man, you recording me? I just saw you put this shit. You don't lie, but you just put the phone to my car, homie. Don't do that, homie. Then you lying to me. Ain't shit, bruh. Really?

Ain't it, bruh? You tripping, boy. Come on, homie. You tripping. You don't see that shit that happened in PNB? That's right. So why you recording me? Now, God forbid, but you know, ain't no shit.

Bitch, I'm a fan, but at the same time, like, bitch, God forbid some crazy shit, then what? That's right. Come on, man. I'm tripping. He right. He ain't wrong at all. Drop one of Clues Bomb for Kodak Black. He not telling one lie.

You putting other people's lives in danger, safety in danger for your damn Instagram feed. And shout out to Kodak Black. He's going to be performing at our Powerhouse concert. What's the date of that, Eddie? October 29th. October 29th. October 29th. So if you haven't got your tickets, you get to see Kodak Black perform live in New York.

That boy Yak. Yak definitely is in my top rap artist of the year, and that album is definitely in my top rap albums of the year. Drop on the Clues Bunch with Kodak Black. All right, and ticket steps for Michael Jordan's NBA debut game are expected to go for $300,000 at auction. We told you before his retired jersey recently sold for $10 million. Well, now they're saying this pair of tickets is so rare that officials are anticipating it'll be between $200,000 and $300,000 that it's going to go for.

They said by far the most desirable and rarest of tickets is the iconic red and black box office ticket, which is only available at the venue and features the Chicago Bulls logo and silhouette of Chicago Stadium. It's these tickets that truly evoke the image of the young Bulls prospect on the verge of superstardom to find a pair of these red and black ticket stubs. To this iconic game is exceptionally rare. And so they believe that this full red and black ticket from this game is, they believe it to be the only unused example ever discovered. It's sold in February 2022 for $468,000. Alright.

So let's see how that's gonna go. But like I said before, that jersey sold for $10 million and they anticipated it was gonna sell for about $3 million, but it surpassed all of that. And that was the jersey that he wore in his last NBA Finals game, the last dance season. I always wonder about jerseys like that, right?

Because if you think about it, right? We grew up on Michael Jordan, but now 50 years from now, with a new generation, they have a new Michael Jordan. Is that jersey still going to be worth that much? I think it's always going to be iconic. Bro, these kids are still wearing Jordans now. What are you talking about? I'm just asking.

It's been 30 plus years. 40, I think, even. There's not too many athletes... But he's still alive. So in 60, 70 years, when he passes... Bro, Jordans are like McDonald's, bro. They're going to be in movies, documentaries. Yes.

Never going anywhere. Jordan is a brand you can trust. It's a brand that transcends generations. Jordans ain't never going nowhere. That 23 Michael Jordan never going anywhere. Jordan is a brand you can trust. It's a brand that transcends generations. Jordan's ain't never going nowhere. At 23, Michael Jordan never going nowhere. And it's always going to be kids paying homage to Michael Jordan, other players paying homage to Michael Jordan. Even the people that these folks call the greats now, the LeBron Jameses,

they look up to MJ. But what about the greats before Jordan? Do people still talk about those greats? No. But that's because Jordan broke the mold. There wasn't, like, maybe Magic, maybe Bird,

but no. Not Bill Russell. But that's because Jordan took the game to a level that people had never seen before. There's never been another Michael,

there's never been a Michael Jordan before him and there's not gonna be People will always remember Serena Williams. They'll always remember Tiger Woods. There's just certain people

that I think, no matter what, think about Jackie Robinson and how he's legendary. Michael Jordan's legendary. I agree, but is the Jackie Robinson jersey going for the same price as the Michael Jordan jersey? He's not Michael Jordan!

Okay, you just said it. You just, she just said it. And don't get me wrong, Jackie, what Jackie did for- And Jackie changed the game for baseball. But no, Jackie changed the game for black people. For black people in baseball, yeah, absolutely. But once again, he's still not Michael Jordan. He's just not.

Okay, just asking. That made me think he's still not Michael Jordan. He's just not. Okay. Just asking. That made me think, too. What happened to NFTs? They're still there. You sure? Positive. I don't even hear that phrase no more.

Me neither. What was that? The ape NFT? I don't know. We have NFTs. Do we? And we're in the metaverse. Yeah.

Okay. All right. Well, Charlamagne, who are you giving your donkey to? Man, four in the metaverse. Yeah. All right. Well, Charlamagne, who are you giving your donkey to? Man, four after the hour, man. Can we talk about how... Four after the hour, this young lady named Sherry Papini needs to come to the front of the congregation. We like to have a word with her. Sherry what? Sherry Papini.

Okay. Okay. She told a lie that I feel like she's not getting enough time for, but we'll talk about it. All right. We'll get to that next. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your morning. The Breakfast Club.

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you are a donkey it's time for donkey of the day donkey of the day does not discriminate i might not have the song of the day but i got the donkey so if you ever feel i need to be a donkey man hit it with the heat it's a breakfast club bitch who's donkey of the day today? Well, Ed Sheeran, donkey of the day for Tuesday, September 20th goes to a Sherry Papini. She is 40 years old and she was just sentenced to 18 months in prison for faking her own kidnapping. The woman lied and said she claimed she was abducted and tortured for 22 days. Let's go to ABC News for the report, please. After insisting for more than five years that she was kidnapped and tortured by suspects who were never found,

tonight Sherry Papini admits she made it all up. All we can do at the end of the day is the right thing, and it is never too late to do the right thing. The 39-year-old who took an 11th-hour plea deal last week, pleading guilty to two of the 35 felony counts she's charged with, lying to federal agents and mail fraud. In 2016, the mother of two's case made for gripping headlines. Papini telling police she was kidnapped at gunpoint, tortured and held in captivity for 22 days by two Hispanic women. But investigators uncovering she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to cover up her lies. The plea deal recommends eight to 14 months in prison,

plus more than $300,000 in restitution for the resources multiple agencies used investigating her case. I wouldn't call this her doing the right thing. I'd call this her last ditch effort to do the best she can for herself. You know, we were just talking about the dude who lied and said he was in bed with Bobby Smurda. And I'm looking at this lady and it just really makes me realize that Cardi being offset with one billion percent correct when they said folks will do anything for clout. OK, first of all, 18 months is way too light a sentence for this because we really, really, really, really have to start holding people accountable for the lies they tell. OK, in the case of, you know, the Bobby Smurda situation, there's nothing that can happen to the dude who lied on him and admitted he lied. I guess you could sue him for, you know, slander and defamation. But then somebody might call Bobby homophobic because they're like, well, what's wrong with someone saying you're gay?

It's just strange times that we are living in. OK, it's like just people can just be attacked with lies via social media and nothing happens. Which is why I'm extremely happy this woman, Sherry Papini, is getting 18 months, but that's not enough time, okay? Because see, these are the same kind of lies that got Emmett Till killed. By the way, I saw Till last week. Oh, dropping the clues bombs for Till. Saw a private screening of Till last week.

Great film, very heavy. But when you see how these lies, you know, told by people like Sherry Poppini have led, you know, to innocent people being killed, then you have to add on some years just for that. Okay? She faked the kidnapping and fraudulently amassed more than $300,000 in Social Security disability income,

assistance from the California Victim Compensation Board, and had a damn go fund me campaign created on her behalf when the reality is she should have had a go f yourself campaign happening okay so not only was you gaming the system out of money you was putting innocent people in danger with your lie because you heard the news report she said it was two hispanic women who kidnapped her and this is what happens This is why they end up demonizing black and brown people because folks like this

are just telling lies about black and brown people. Now, she did apologize to the court saying, I am choosing to humbly accept responsibility. I am guilty of lying. I am guilty of dishonor. I stand before you willing to accept,

to repent and to concede. What was done cannot be undone it can never be erased i am not choosing to stay frozen like i was in 2016 i don't even know what that means choosing to stay frozen can't you see i'm froze i am choosing to commit to healing the parts of myself that was so very broken that's what she said in quote sure all of that is great and i wish her uh the best i i i truly do but uh i have to wish her the best. And I wish I was listening to the best behind bars for a longer period of time. OK, in an era with so much traffic, so much sex trafficking, so much real kidnapping, you playing with people's realities like this and you only get 18 months.

This is why people keep making up lies like this, because the consequences are simply not severe enough. Please give Sherry Papini, well, let Remy Ma give Sherry Papini the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw, hee-haw, you stupid mother f***er, you dumb. I was going to play a game of guess what race it is, but there's no need. Let Chelsea Handler get some of that hee-haw. Hee-haw, hee-haw, that is way too much Dan Mayonnaise. Gabby Griffith got something to say. Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw.e-haw that is way too much den mayonnaise happy griffin's got something to say please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw you know what i'm saying

it's like come on man like why why why and then to just say two hispanic women did this to me come on man all right well thank you for that donkey of the day now when we come back we gonna kick it with the brother My Son The good brother My Son And A.T. Mitchell is going to be joining My Son As well as Angelo A.T. Mitchell is from the Man Up campaign

So we're going to talk to him when we come back So don't move, it's The Breakfast Club, come on in The Breakfast Club He's been appointed by the mayor To pretty much focus on gun violence in New York City. So he's the man, the top man in that regard. And this is also co-founder of Until Freedom, my brother Angelo Pinto, attorney Angelo Pinto. All right. So where do we start?

I guess, you know, well, the first reason why we wanted to bring you up, because everybody was talking about lyrics, right? And rappers were talking about lyrics and DAs using their lyrics against them in court. Of course, you're a rapper. You were signed with Violator, signed so many times. You had records and you got arrested. But what are your thoughts on them using lyrics against you? Any rappers? I mean, I mean, we know that it happens.

Right. any rapper i mean i mean we know that it happens right and and if you and you're engaged in a certain lifestyle you're in the streets you actually actively committing crimes and then you're talking about them then you telling on yourself i mean that's just common sense i think anybody people don't see it like that though but if you i'm saying see the difference is if if you're just entertaining your rapper and you're rapping about what you've seen, and a lot of these rappers ain't living their life and they're just making stuff up. So those situations, they don't fit into what we're talking about here. We're talking about when you're actively involved in the streets.

You're actively involved in crime. There are videos with you doing things. You running around where they have enough to put your lyrics to say, hey, look, this is him right here doing this. And this is him saying he did that. Right. If you just rapping about something that you didn't did, there's no there's no trail. There's nothing for them to follow. So they can't just use your lyrics as evidence in chief. Yeah. It's not like they hurt. It's not like they're listening to rappers and saying oh he's rapping about killing somebody let's go lock him up they already that's just another piece of evidence that they're collecting evidence in chief that's the the key to it is is not it can't be evidence in chief if if it supports what they already know and they have people to cooperate and all those things then you gotta be smarter than that but let me ask you a question now now

how would the da know the difference right now i'm listening to uh some of the stuff that's going on with young thug's case right now the attorney was like yeah he said f the judge your honor like he was talking to the judge of course he wasn't talking about that judge but that attorney made it seem like that that case is something different but then i think charlotte that's not a crime that's not a crime you understand i'm saying so what that does is what i'm trying to say is everything that you say out your mouth is going to be held against you. If before, if I say, yo, if my wife get out of line, I'm going to smack

her in the mouth. And then you smack your wife in the mouth. She goes and says domestic violence and then they pull it up. You made a conscious, these are things that you already said that you're willing to do. So you're allowing them to use things against you that come out your own mouth. We have to be a lot more mindful.

In the days, like, I got locked up for crimes, and they try to utilize stuff in my trial, too. So I'm aware of these things. And I think as artists, for 20-plus years, watching artists have these lyrics used against them all the time, especially when they're committing the acts, and they're able to show the mind state that you're willing to do certain things. If you're not making conscious decision as you know what,

some I'm just not going to talk about, you know what I'm saying? I understand it's certain things. I've even, I've, I've engaged in certain things. I know people engage in certain things. I'm around certain things.

And I understand that what I say can and will be used against me in a court of law. Like they say all the time. And also these guys are being very specific. Like, they're naming actual names, actual crimes, locations, dates. So it's like, what do you expect? Ask the owner. Only hear from the attorney.

I mean, I think, to Mice's point, anything you say, Ken and Will be used against you in a court of law. And you know the hip-hop police have existed for a long time. So, in any scenario scenario people build cases so they're probably following you for an extended period of time and it seems like this is a pattern that departments are now practicing so artists should say hold on wait let me protect myself we were talking about it earlier even in the context of the violence right whether or not you think violence in lyrics actually leads to violence in the streets, one of the biggest targets are rappers of the violence we see in our communities. So at some point as an artist, you would think you would want to protect yourself from the violence that could potentially happen because people are listening to your lyrics.

So to Mice's point, it's like at some point, protect yourself yes don't say this in lyrics and don't have this particular content that could potentially create an atmosphere in your environment that you fall victim to why would you continue to do that because in essence you're acting against your own best interest let's stay here for a minute because that's one question what are your thoughts on people trying to to ban that and to stop you know the government from using their lyrics because you know like my said some people are telling all themselves so what are your thoughts on them actually doing i think that to mys's point if you're telling on yourself right unless you use a disclaimer and say everything i'm saying here is entertainment there's nothing here i'm saying that is real

then there in a lot of cases even like if you have a gun on you there's a doctrine where they say if it's in plain sight right i don't have the ability to search your vehicle except when a gun is in plain sight or something illegal is in plain sight then i have the ability to search your car so if you're not not just plain sight your language is saying that you're doing something then i have to say maybe they should be able to use it. And then my other thought... Not even doing deed. Right. And then the question is why would you not want them

to use this if somebody's saying this? I think for me... You know what I'm saying? What it comes down for me is I come from the streets. Like if you're a street dude we knew you don't put stuff on record. We know we're not talking about crime. We didn't even want to do interviews. Most street dudes that we knew you don't put stuff on record. That's a fact. We know we're not talking about crime. We didn't even want to do interviews. Most street dudes that we knew, you very seldomly seen them on camera.

They didn't talk a lot because they still to this day, the OGs, that ain't even in the street no more. They be like, I ain't trying to do no interview. I don't want to talk about none of that. Right. Like, they don't live that life. So I don't know what made this era think

that you could commit crime in plain sight and be free. And I've been saying that. I don't understand what made this error think that you could commit crime in plain sight and be free and i and and i've been saying that i don't understand what what is the mind state like when you when we talk about the pmb rock situation right there is it has to be levels of mental health right to say that you're gonna walk in raw day and just in the middle of nowhere shoot and kill somebody for a chain you you can't even be thinking because what are you gonna do with that chain how far are you gonna get with that chain right after you every every we live in police states now everybody got a camera everybody got a phone it's cameras all

over they can pretty much track you everywhere you go i tell people this every day i'm like yo you don't realize that every crime is on camera somewhere. Somebody got a phone camera. There's cameras connected to the store. They can literally trail you to where you go. So the mind state that you took a chance. What what is you think you want? You pretty much gave up your whole life for a change. But the thing that you're saying, Mike, the idea that we know anyone who knows knows if you're doing crime, you don't say you're doing crime people. That's a basic rule. So then the question becomes, why would people actively compromise themselves like that? And from my perspective, it's because someone else is making you do that. There's something else that's making you do something.

You're going against a basic rule, and that don't make sense. All right, when we come back, we got more with my son, Angelo, and A.T. Mitchell. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angelo Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still

kicking it with my son, Angelo Pinto and A.T. Mitchell. You know, I was gonna ask you a question. A.T. Mitchell? Yes, sir. I have a huge problem with New York's gun laws, right? Yes, sir. Let me explain to you why, right? So, I'm a licensed owner, right? I can carry my gun in, I think 35, 37 states

legally. Carried on on my hip not a problem new york i have a problem my son will probably tell you the same because we kind of came up on the same time most of the times when people carry weapons it's not to do something aggressive it's defending yes sir right so if i'm walking around new york city and i walk out this building and somebody tries to rob me i can't defend myself right you know i mean and people say well you get security okay yeah that sounds good but a lot of people can't defend myself. You know what I mean? And people say, well, you get security. Okay, yeah, that sounds good, but a lot of people can't afford 24 hours, 7 days a week of security.

You know what I mean? And that's a problem because if I get caught with my gun trying to defend myself, defending myself, not aggressive, not robbery, not shooting, not doing nothing stupid, just trying to defend myself like I do when I'm in Georgia or Florida or Texas or any of those other places, I go to jail for three years.

That's crazy to me. That doesn't sit well with me for trying to defend myself. Right, right. Now, I do understand what you're saying, man, as a licensed gun owner. But, you know, and I know that there's a lot of people who are walking around here with unlicensed. That's why we need guns for them. That's why we need guns, because they want it.

So, at the end of the day, and hopefully we won't have to experience an OK Corral type situation where there's two people out there literally, you know, banging in the middle of Times Square or downtown Manhattan or whatever, because, again, you're dealing with people that are legally licensed got people that don't know how to shoot, which is part of why we actually got boycott black murder because we see this stuff again. It winds up back in the neighborhood's lap where people are dying. Innocent people are dying from senseless gun violence every day. So it is, you know, it's almost like it's unfortunate for those of you

who are responsible. But I think when you look at a city as crowded as New York City, you know, it can happen anywhere. You have a lot more casualties. Because criminals are smart. They know nine times out of ten, if somebody's walking down the street, especially in New York, you ain't got a legal gun. Unless you're a police officer, correction officer, or was able to get it.

Now people are starting to get it, but very few. So they know nine times out of ten they got the drop on you. Right. And it just always bothered me with New York City with that. Yeah, man, this is the biggest city out of all cities. And so at the end of the day, man, we want to make sure that everybody's safe. You know, we want to make sure that those of you who have the right and the privilege of being able to arm yourselves versus those people who the majority of us who are not. We want to make sure everybody's safe. And that's the work that we do.

So we just really just trying to keep this work going. These messages, these campaigns, they have to be again, back to hip-hop and the industry. Everybody has to be involved. And how are they keeping the guns off the street? What's the process to try to make sure they get more guns off the street? I don't think they are.

That's another good question. I mean, for like Charlamagne's point, the illegal guns, the access to weaponry in the neighborhoods right now is crazy. You see the guns they're pulling off these streets? Yo, bro, we talking about good guns. Literally. But the question is, why are they even being sold?

Why do you have the ability to get assault rifles? And that's my issue, my challenge around the guns, because I understand the importance of defending yourself. And I think that is important. And it's a right that people have right second amendment but the issue becomes when there's so many guns in circulation like i know you know when i was coming up if a couple of people had a gun it was like damn you know who had the guns in the neighborhood right and you knew if something would happen this might happen but i remember like you know not too in too distant past it's like every kid got a gun or has the ability to get a gun and it's like there's way too many guns in circulation

and the nra and the folks who produce guns are advocating for more guns to be in communities and i just don't and the proof is in the pudding it doesn't make us safer it hasn't made society safer so i think we have to take a different approach to responding to how we keep ourselves safe and what we do, because now every man, woman, child in America has access to a gun. And before,

like you said, it was a 38 special. It was a beat up revolver. It was a gun that looked dirty and dusty. Now to your point, what you said earlier, I mean, they have military equipment.

They got colorful guns. Yes. Coast guns. They got all guns. Yes. Coast guns. They got all kinds of tools, extended clips. It's crazy. The police can't beat them. That's a fact. I think what has to happen, though, it has to be a culture shift, right?

Because the culture of violence is so prominent right now that just defense and you having a gun for defense immediately puts you in more and more danger, right? If you got a gun, a lot of people who are not trained in de-escalation and they're just a regular citizen, it's regular citizens every day that are ready to kill you for stepping on their foot. You can't give those type of people guns. I watched in the restaurant

where the lady shot the lady because she was arguing with her. Pulled the gun out and shot her and said yeah, you thought she was bad. A regular fist fight turned into, and she probably was a licensed carrier and shot the lady because she was arguing with her. Pulled the gun out and shot her and said, yeah, you thought you was bad. A regular fist fight turned into it. And she probably was a licensed carrier and shot the lady dead. And it's like everybody can't have guns. There has to be psychotherapy things that we do. There has to be a strenuous process that you go through to make sure that you're walking around these streets.

Because if you're just scared, a lot of people shoot you because you're scared. Imagine a racist person. I'm walking behind him. He sees me and goes, oh, boom lot of people shoot you because you're scared. If I'm walking, imagine a racist person, I'm walking behind him, he sees me and goes, oh, boom, boom, and shoot and kill me. And it happens. And it happens all the time.

So it has to, the culture has to shift. So we got to put the neighbor back in hood. We got to identify each other as brothers. I'm dropping a song today called Boycott Black Murder.

And the video drops. It's very powerful. I want y'all to see the video. Hopefully you'll play the song, Envy, unquote hopefully you can't play music on the radio i really want us to understand that the dynamics of our community is very serious right we are at war against the system and then we are at war with each other. The minister said, I don't even know who the enemy is right now.

You make it very hard for me. When we're going against each other we have to re-identify each other and see each other as brothers again and connect with each other. Because when you see somebody as your brother you don't want to take his life. You want to do everything you can to protect and make sure that that person is safe.

So let's put the neighbor back in neighborhood. Let's start community, build community, unity in community. We are so separated. People got beef with the next door neighbor. You came to come out your house. They had war. You're the op. My next door neighbor.

And I'm like, what? He live next door. My next door neighbor. Our doors was open. They used to just walk in. Yo, can I get. Yo, we got. And I'm like, what? He left next door. My next door neighbor. Our doors was open. They used to just walk in. Yo, can I get a cup of sugar? Yo, y'all got milk in the refrigerator. Go get it.

Like we lived in the community. That's not happening no more because the culture has told us that that's the wrong thing. And you got to think about this. Just really think about this. You can't value your life when you willing to kill somebody and take a chain that you know you're throwing your life away yeah you are it's listen to what i'm saying 90 of the people who kill somebody or rob somebody in our community is going to do 20 15 20 years and they made a conscious decision that that chain that one second or whatever is worth that how much do you actually

value your life like that i want to know how did we get so poisoned that we put the value in that more than our freedom and our lives. And they're tricking you out of your life. Again, I want to reinforce and I want to give a shout out to my brothers and sisters at Man Up Incorporated.

Because if you came out to where we are, and we're in East New York, we're in the 75, which is one of the, if not right now, top of the city, unfortunately. But in pockets where we exist, we call each other brother. We call each other sister. You know, from as young as five-year-old babies, they come into our programs. They adopt that mindset. When they come and they leave out, they see each other's family because that's what it's about.

We literally are, and I'm going to put that out there, we are biologically related. Every single one of us, even in this room. You know, there's one race. There is a human race. And we have to stop thinking that we are separate. Yeah, what Elijah Muhammad used to say. Elijah Muhammad used to say a neighborhood can change a city. A city can change a state.

A state can change a nation. A nation can change the world. Nation building. Nation building, man. Let's introduce the soul. The soul. A nation can change the world. A nation building. A nation building, man. Let's introduce the song. The song is getting played today. Today, this song is called Boycott Black Murder. It is a testament of what's going on in communities.

The video we'll be dropping today, too, is a very powerful video. So I hope that it has the impact that I want it to have, man. And first, go to BoycottBlackMurder.com. That's correct. Take the pledge. We need everybody to take the pledge, man, and say, I can't kill my brother because I love my brother. How do we donate to Man Up? Man, they can go to our website.

It's ManUpInc.org. That's M-A-N-U-P-I-N-C dot O-R-G. They can go to my website, A-T-Mitchell.com as well. And, you know, all donations are tax deductible. We got the same status that Red Cross, Salvation Army, all the other charities have. We have the same charity status. I don't want donations. We want investments.

That's right. And that's living, man. All right. Well, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report.

This is the Rumor Report. Talk to them. With Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club. Well, Chrissy Teigen recently confessed that the miscarriage she said she had two years ago was actually an abortion. She was speaking at social impact agencies, proper dailies, a day of unreasonable conversation summit that was on Thursday. And she said that was a revelation that came as a shock to her. She said, two years ago, when I was pregnant with Jack, John, and my third child, I had to make a lot of difficult and heartbreaking decisions.

It became very clear around halfway through that he would not survive and that I wouldn't either without any medical intervention. She said that, you know, she said, let's just call it what it was. It was an abortion, an abortion to save my life for a baby that had absolutely no chance.

And to be honest, I never ever put that together until actually a few months ago. She said she came to that realization after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade earlier this summer. And she felt sympathy toward people who have an abortion and the circumstances they had to go through and the emotional decision they had to make. And she said, I felt silent, feeling weird that I hadn't made sense of it that way. I told the world we had a miscarriage. The world agreed we had a miscarriage. All the headlines said it was a miscarriage. And I became really frustrated that I didn't in the first place say what it was. All right. Now, ever since she made that realization, people have been attacking her on social media. And she posted a thread on Twitter showing some of the attacks. She said,

I knew this would happen. And honestly, I've already seen you do your worst. So if this makes you feel better, great. It doesn't make me feel worse, though. And she posted a lot of people, you know, saying not our business lady. Why do we need to know this seriously? People lying about miscarriages and abortions now. SMH. Liar then and liar now. Just trying to stay

relevant. She should move on from this. We are tired. She needs therapy. So on and so forth. But, I mean, makes perfect sense to me me it was something that she had to do because the baby wasn't going to survive she needed to survive she looked at it at that time as a miscarriage and now realizes she had an abortion i don't know why people are so into other people's lives i mean obviously she did the best decision that was for her and her family and people should just stand by what the hell's the problem i mean i don't decision that was for her and her family, and people should just stand by it. What the hell's the problem? I mean, I don't have a problem with her sharing her story

because also other women can relate. I didn't say share her story. I just say people in her business and judging her. Yeah, because, yeah, I mean, she's putting it out there, and she said she knew that was going to happen. Yeah, and that's right. What you just said just now, that's all you can do. Once you put it out there, you can't expect to just hear back what you want to hear.

It's going to be people that agree with you. There's going to be people that disagree with you. But she said it saved her life. Like, it don't matter. You can't be mad. Listen, if she's going to put the story out there publicly, then people are allowed to have a public opinion about it. Yeah, some people. Regardless of what that opinion is.

I just think it's stupid. Like she said, it saved her life, guys. And, you know, I think it's an important conversation with Roe versus Wade being overturned and women having to make decisions, but sometimes not being able to and having to travel to another state because they need to save their own life. Yes. And if you don't want people to have an opinion about something that you did, don't share it publicly. It's really just that simple. But she did post. I knew this would happen. OK. And honestly, I've already seen you do your worst. So if this makes you feel better, great.

It doesn't make me feel worse. That's true. Because this is why when people posting to me, like, respect seen you do your worst. So if this makes you feel better, great. It doesn't make me feel worse. That's true. Because this is why when people post things, they'll be like, respect my privacy at this time. You just told us everything. I didn't even know anything about it until you said it. All right. Now, Cardi B has started the process reportedly to seize the property and assets owned by the blogger who accused her falsely of having herpes and being an escort. She filed that paperwork in Georgia to start the process of collecting from Tasha Kay.

And so the document said that she is owed a total of $3.3 million from Tasha Kay. So she is demanding that Chase and its employees hold all of Tasha's property, money, wages, and other assets, including property and safe deposit boxes or similar property. So Tasha Kay is trying to actually plead for the federal judge to step in and put a stop to those demands because she still has an appeal pending and collections aren't allowed until a decision has been made. We all got to deal with the consequences of our actions.

All right, and Arsenio Hall. Apparently, cops are saying his house in L.A. was the target of two break-ins, they told TMZ. Arsenio Hall was home Saturday at 11 a.m. when he heard a loud noise coming from downstairs. He came down to discover someone had broken the glass on his sliding door trying to get in. And then they say last month, two people broke a window at his place back in August and entered the home. He was home when they broke in, and that's when the burglars got spooked and took off before stealing anything. So police did respond both times,

but the suspects managed to get away before the police managed to get there. So detectives are looking at surveillance video. But they also want to know if Arsenio Hall is specifically being targeted and if it's the same people in both incidents. I'm going to drop on the clues, Bob, for my OG, Arsenio Hall. Icon living. One of my top four inspirations in this entertainment game always. So definitely

sending my brother Healing Energy. Absolutely. He's my guy. Alright, well I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Reports. Alright, well let's get to the People's Choice Mix. Get your request in. Let's go! The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. The brand new Galaxy Z

Flip 4 is finally here. Capture hands-free content from every angle with Flex Mode. The sleek foldable design lets you make your device conveniently compact. Visit Samsung.com to order your Galaxy Z Flip 4 today. Hey, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now we have to shout out to Joe Coy for joining us this morning.

My guy, Joe Coy. I got to salute. I love Joe Coy. I've loved Joe Coy for joining us this morning. My guy, Joe Coy. I got to salute. I love Joe Coy. I've loved Joe Coy for years. It's funny. I don't know who I like trolling better, Joe Coy or Donnell Rollins, but I love Joe Coy because he's not afraid to be honest. And that conversation about toilet tissue, you know, down there was very honest.

I don't know about in the back. You haven't talked about it since. Yeah, I don't know about in the back. The back is wild. But, yes, I've definitely seen know about in the back. I've been talking about it since. Yeah, I don't know about in the back. The back is wild, but yes, I've definitely seen toilet tissue in the front.

You know, you just pick it off your tongue and keep moving. That's exactly what he said. Yeah. Okay. All right. Freaky,

freaky, freaky Tuesday. All right. And also, shout to my son for joining us, A.T. Mitchell and Angelo Pinto.

Angelo Pinto. You know, those good brothers, man, boycott black murder as well as the man up campaign that they're running, Sleuth to Intel Freedom. Love the work those brothers are doing, man.

Oh, and listen, also, too, man, I want to tell everybody, make sure you register for the Mental Wealth Expo. You know, if you listen to the conversation with myself and Envy and my son and A.T. and Angelo, you know, we talk about all of the different things that we can do, you know, as individuals. And, you know, mental health advocacy is definitely, you know, we talk about all of the different things that we can do, you know, as individuals and, you know, mental health advocacy is definitely, you know, my lane. So the Mental Wealth Expo, October 8th, Saturday, October 8th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square. This is my second annual Mental Wealth Expo. We got so many different

mental health professionals, psychiatrists, therapists coming to the event from Nadra Tawab Glover to Dr. Alfie Breland Noble to Dr. Rita Walker to Dr. Spirit to Wallo to Shaka Sankar to my man David McCullough from Inception and the keynote speakers of Pastor Torey Roberts and Sarah Jakes Roberts. And it's a free event. All you got to do is go to mentalwealthexpo.com to register to be there. And we'll see you on October 8th. Mentalwealthexpo.com. Free event. All you got to do is register to be there. That's it.

And since we're talking about free events, tomorrow I have my Wealth Wednesdays for Entrepreneurs Facebook group. And we're having our first event. That's going to be on my Facebook Live. So shout out to Angelina Darasar. She's going to do 20 minutes that will transform your business. She is the lead digital coach for Google, and she has extremely valuable information that I've actually used her, and I wanted to make sure that I present her for everybody to have that opportunity

to get this free information. All right. Well, leave us with a positive note. Hey, man. You know, I really just want to tell y'all 10 affirmations that you should say on the daily, okay? Like if you do this early in the morning, it'll set your tone for the day and get you moving in a positive direction tell yourself i am successful i am confident i am powerful i am strong i am getting better and better every day all i need is within me right now i wake up motivated and i am an unstoppable force of

nature tell yourself that every day first thing in the morning, watch what happens. Breakfast club, bitches! Y'all finished or y'all done? Hey guys, I'm Kate Max. You might know me from my popular online series, The Running Interview Show, where I run with celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more. After those runs, the conversations keep going. That's what my podcast, Run High is all about. It's a chance to sit down with my guests and dive even deeper into their stories, their journeys, and the thoughts that arise once we've hit the pavement together.

Listen to Post Run High on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. or wherever you get your podcasts. and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other, so join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, y'all. Niminy here. I'm the host of a brand-new history podcast for kids and families called Historical Records. Executive produced by Questlove, The Story Pirates, and John Glickman, Historical Records brings history to life through hip-hop. Flash, slam, another one gone.

Bash, bam, another one gone. The crack of the bat and another one gone. The tip of the cap, there's another one gone. Each episode is about a different, inspiring figure from history, like this one about Claudette Colvin, a 15-year-old girl in Alabama who refused to give up her seat on the city bus nine whole months before Rosa Parks did the same thing. Check it. And it began with me. Did you know, did you know? I wouldn't give up my seat nine months before Rosa. It was Claudette Colvin. Get the kids in your life excited about history by tuning in to Historical Records. Because in order to make history, you have to make some noise.

Listen to Historical Records on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Gracias Come Again, a podcast by Honey German, where we get real and dive straight into todo lo actual y viral. We're talking musica, los premios, el chisme, and all things trending in my cultura. I'm bringing you all the latest happening in our entertainment world and some fun and impactful interviews with your favorite Latin artists, comedians, actors, and influencers. Each week, we get deep and raw life stories, combos on the issues that matter to us, and it's all packed with gems, fun, straight-up comedia,

and that's a song that only nuestra gente can sprinkle. Listen to Gracias Come Again on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. From tips for healthy living to the latest medical breakthroughs, WebMD's Health Discovered podcast keeps you up to date on today's most important health issues. Through in-depth conversations with experts from across the healthcare community, WebMD reveals how today's health news will impact your life tomorrow. It's not that people don't know that exercise is healthy.

It's just that people don't know why it's healthy. And we're struggling to try to help people help themselves and each other. Listen to WebMD Health Discovered on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts.