The Breakfast Club - FULL SHOW: Ye Fires Back at Charlamagne, Drake Gains Access to Kendrick’s Deal Docs, + Elie Mystal Interview

Episode Date: April 3, 2025

Today on The Breakfast Club, Elie Mystal breaks down his book Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America and discusses Trump and voter ‘fraud.’ Plus, Charlamagne updates his recent ‘Donkey of the Day’ on the man who left his kids at McDonald’s to attend a job interview. Listen For More!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BreakfastClubPower1051FMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Eve. Friday Eve. Yeah show listen so you know I'm in Raleigh this weekend right? Yep. Yo and I'm like I don't know why my agents booked me during Dreamville Fest and it's the final one so you know tickets been moving a little slow and I'm a little scared because I'm not no you know I ain't no little slouch when it comes to selling out shoes. Right. That's all I had to say. There's no ending. I'm a little scared because I'm not no, you know, I ain't no little slouch when it comes to selling out shoes. Right. That's all I had to say. There's no ending. I'm just like, yo. So if you're out there, go definitely get your tickets to see Jess. She's performing what? Friday and Saturday? Friday and Saturday. Friday and Saturday in Raleigh. Now how far is Raleigh from Charlotte? That's the Charlotte...

Five hours. Oh, wow. You knew that. Exactly. You played that five hours. Five hours. Alright, so... But Dream Real Fest is in Raleigh, right? It's in Raleigh, yes. Right. Damn, I wish it was in Charlotte. No, You played that five hours. Five hours. All right. So.

But Dream Real Fest is in Raleigh, right? It's in Raleigh, yes. Right. Damn, I wish it was in Charlotte. No, I think it is in Charlotte. No, it's in Raleigh, yeah. It is in Raleigh. You checked it?

You checked it? I don't know. I think he said it. You got to clarify for me. You got to clarify for me because yo, they're going to shut it down because this is the last one. Yes, it's the last one. It's the final one.

So everybody who didn't get to see it before, you know all them Raleigh natives, they're going to come out. And even though they treat me good when I come to the city, because I'm gonna be at the Empire Friday and Saturday, I'm like, yo, so now I gotta fly in tonight to depress there tomorrow to sell out the shows or whatever. But look, this is the crazy thing, when I called the radio down there to go, because you know we broadcast out of Raleigh too, it's like, oh, I said, yeah, then y'all can get free tickets too.

It was like, yeah, we going to Dreamville, but we gonna see if we, I was like, damn, even y'all going to Dreamville. And the crazy thing about it is it's an all day thing. Yes. So once I'm there all day, now I gotta go home and change and then come out. And get ready for a damn show like, yo, come on. But it's good, they're selling, they just ain't selling out.

Yeah, well, definitely go support, make sure you head out. And also, I gotta salute to everybody that's been pre-ordering real life real family The book actually comes out on the week. We're on vacation So just like you guys they put the book out on Easter Easter week So we're not even here that we're not even here all the TV networks are on vacation Yeah, so it's similar to you so but it is what it is But we appreciate everybody out there for picking up pre pre-ordering real life, real family.

It's all about raising kids. You know we got six kids and the oldest 23, three and we talk about everything from ADD, ADHD, the sex talk with your kids, party training. So it's a gamut of a whole bunch of different things. So if you're thinking about having children, it's from two different sides. Gia's side and how she raises the kids and then my side.

I was just gonna ask you that, so she co-wrote it with you. Yeah, we wrote it together. Ayy, okay. We wrote it together. Did y'all beef during the like, no, I wanna write it like this or I wanna, you know how wives get. Nah, you know what it was is, you know, I always tell people my dad is a retired police officer, he's ex-military, so he's very disciplined.

It's his way or the highway. There was no questions. Okay. And Gia allows questions. Gotcha. So no, you can't questions. So no you can't go Well, why can't I go and she explains and breaks it down me? I'm like now you can't go why cuz I said so I got it gave it like you should explain Why do you know because I said so I got time

But it makes a great dynamic. All right. Well Eli Ellie Miss style will be joining us this morning He's the author of bad law ten popular Popular Laws That Are Ruining America. And we'll talk to him in a little bit. And then we got front page news. President Trump, aka Mr. Tariffs, he's been dropping tariffs left and right. We'll talk to him next. We'll talk to Morgan about this next.

So don't go anywhere. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NV Jesselarius. Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. All right. Now let's to Melo. Easy call. There was never any doubt. Not at all. That's a

first ballot Hall of Fame. Okay. What up Morgan? What up? What up? What up? And hey, Barney Boyle. Shout out Carmelo Anthony. All right, so let's get into the front page news. So yeah, it's tariff Thursday. It's tariff every day, right? So President Trump has signed new US global tariffs keeping in line with his campaign promise to saying that tariffs will in decades of unfair trade policies. So he spoke more on the order yesterday at the White House. Let's jump right into the audio and take a listen to President Trump.

Today, we're standing up for the American worker and we are finally putting America first. My answer is very simple. If they complain, if you want your tariff rate to be zero, then you build your product right here in America, because there is no tariff if you build your plant, your product in America. So Trump blamed past leaders for trade policies

that he said were imbalanced. Adding that tariff stand to benefit Americans, as you heard in that audio. Companies can also avoid paying tariffs if they make their products in the US. Trump spoke more on this whole tariffs thing. Let's hear more from President Trump. April 2nd, 2025 will forever be remembered as the day American industry was reborn, the day America's destiny was reclaimed, and the day that we began to make America wealthy again. Our country and its taxpayers have been ripped off for more than 50 years, but it is not

going to happen anymore. It's not going to happen. So tariffs cover a wide range of products that are targeting several countries, including Canada, Mexico, China, and the European Union. Now Trump called the reciprocal tariffs, uh, the day, April 2nd, yesterday, liberation day for the U.S. after trading partners have, quote, looted, pillaged, and raped American industries for decades, leading to a loss of U.S. jobs and manufacturing. All countries will have an immediate 10% baseline tariff on imported goods, and many are getting hit with larger tariffs on top of that. Now, critics claim the reciprocal tariffs are unfair and could lead to hyperinflation. You guys have any

thoughts? Yeah. The thing about the tariffs I don't understand is what is the end game here? Like, you know, I hear him say, well, in unfair trade policies, but you know, it just feels like, you know, they put taxes on us So now we gonna put taxes on them And I guess he's trying to get people to bring manufacturing back to the u.s. But yes, doesn't it just cost more to build here? Yeah, what would they make it cheaper to manufacture here like what's the benefit of building? You know in America just zero tariffs well employees are cheaper in other places too, but that's a good question You know he was talking about you know other people charging us tariffs as well

So he wants them to you know knock off their tariffs which will knock off our tariffs I guess that's what he's saying but I thought he was against free trade and I thought he wanted more people to build here but like you said how can they build here if it's more expensive to build here? One of the things that is striking me is the auto tariffs and how that stands to impact a lot of Americans because it's not like we make all the parts auto parts here in America. So we stand to still even if you buy an American car, the price of that is still going to go up because some of the steel some of the materials are not made in America.

So it's just like, yeah, it still affects us. It still affects them. They're saying car prices will have to raise between three and $10,000. What it will do is it'll pass it'll make used cars a premium You know, I mean because you know, you won't have that extra ten thousand on your used vehicle, you know Absolutely, and I just don't understand how you know, you're saying you're gonna make it easier for the American workers But you're doing things that are going to immediately hurt those American workers financially. Yes I guess has immediate impact on the economy. Yes it does

In fact, there is a bipartisan effort to block the tariffs against Canada. Kentucky's Republican Senator Rand Paul is actually working with Democrat Senator out of Virginia, Tim Kaine, who proposed a bill that would essentially end the emergency declaration put forth by the Trump administration to impose tariffs on Canada. Now, the Senate voted 51 to 48 in favor of the resolution that would block President Trump's tariffs on Canadian products. Yesterday, well, actually, we don't have time to get into the audio, but I will say that

there are four other Republicans that support this Democratic-led measure, Susan Collins of Maine, Rand Paul, and Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska. So the resolution authored by Virginia Democrat Tim Kaine is expected to stall in the House. However, the vote signaled bipartisan opposition on the sweeping levy. So this is bigger than just whatever party you voted for. This is an American issue. Absolutely. But see, that's the whole thing. That's why we have all of these conversations about party and you know, everybody goes back and forth, you know, at each other because you're a Democrat or you're Republican. But once that person is in the White House at the end of the day, we're just all Americans

who are impacted by the decisions of what that president, you know, does. Like, so you can scream Democrat, Republican, all you want. At the end of the day, that is your president. We are Americans and we're impacted by his decisions. And that's essentially what the senators were saying that, hey look, if we can agree that we don't like this, then you know that we can go ahead and put some forth some measures to combat it. And this is something that the you know those senators seem to agree on. Because all we care about is American people is you know keeping some money in our pocket and being safe.

I don't care what your race is, your religion is, your sexuality, your gender is, those are the two things that you care about the most. Having some money in your pocket and being safe. That's it. Hurry it, clock it. All right. So that's your five minutes for 6 a.m. I'll talk to you guys at 7 and we will get into what's going on with Elon Musk. All right. Everybody else, get it off your your chest 800-585-1051. Phone lines are wide open. Again 1-800-585-1051. Get it off your chest.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. I'm telling, I'm telling, hey what you doing man? I'm telling, I'm calling you. 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're mad or blessed.

800-585-1051. We wanna hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Jay. Jay, what up? Get it off your chest, bro. All right, I'm calling from the 843. Hey, what part of the 843?

What part of the little country you calling from? Myrtle Beach. Okay. I'm with the Myrtle Beach, man. Y'all already coming from them fires yet? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Slowly but surely, by the grace of God. OK.

Hey, speaking about these terrorists, man, I didn't vote, so I kind of feel like I ain't really got no face on the matter. Plus the fact that we're going to be getting taxed, you know, when we dead and gone, man. I came to the conclusion to realize it is where it is I'm gonna keep pushing man I'm in the process of getting me a car and I know that's gonna affect me in terms of the way these terrors

Terrace going but I really ride in the walk. So I'm gonna get me a car anyway Why didn't you vote brothers one in curse? I mean, they're gonna do what they want to do anyway And I kind of feel like my vote don't matter cuz they're gonna do what they want to do anyway Well, your vote does matter. Yeah If you're looking for a car, I mean March was the best time to do it but it is April now I would do your homework and I would pick car companies against each other pick dealerships against each other Hey, this dealership is giving them to me for 25, can you give it to me for

23? Go back and forth, you're going to have to use your negotiation game because them car dealerships ain't as packed as they were. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey on a better ending note, Charlamagne. Yes sir. Hey what you think about Myrtle Beach R&B music fest opening up up with Mary J. Blige and closing with Usher. That sounds expensive. Yeah, I mean, I think R&B Fest will work. I think anything that can bring out grown folks will work.

You know what I mean? Remember when Tank was up here and Tank was talking about doing the R&B Money Awards? I think anything like that will work, honestly. Yeah, yeah, it'll work, right. I was telling my coworkers I was gonna run it past y'all if I was able to get through. I've been going to stuff like that all my life.

One of my favorite festivals ever was the Sugar Water Festival with Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, Floatree, and Queen Latifah. Lord have mercy, that was a show. You ain't me. But I like the Nautico cocoa butter. Shea butter, man. Yeah, I was saying. All right, hey, appreciate y'all, man. All right, brother. Have a good one, brother. Be safe out there. Yeah, saying. All right, hey, I appreciate y'all, man.

Have a good one, brother. Be safe out there. Yeah, appreciate you. All right. Hello, who's this? This is Courtney. Hey, Courtney, good morning. Get it off your chest. Good morning. I want to get off my chest, man. We got to stop being so empathetic to these folks that be calling on this radio and for people that be doing stuff online.

Charlamagne just gave that man donkey the other day for leaving his kids at the McDonald's Come to find out The daughter said he left to go drop off a backpack Video surveillance got him walking back and forth between the apartment complex They live there and the McDonald's they don't call the bank when he was supposed to have the interview I Seen somebody else say something differently that they actually spoke to the girlfriend or the mother baby mother and they said that he was

At any of you so I seen conflicting reports. So I don't know what's true that they actually spoke to the girlfriend or the mother, baby mother and they said that he was at interviews. I've seen conflicting reports, so I don't know what's true and what's not true. But listen, the bank manager did say that he filled out an application on the 22nd and that they had kind of like an informal conversation for like 15-20 minutes. But I don't know if this was the same day or whatever, but the new-dose kids for that long, he was not at an interview. And the kids say, this ain't the first time he done left them. Yeah, I said that just yesterday.

I was just like, what job interview takes almost two hours and what job interview allows you to go back and forth? You know, because the guy, the witnesses said that they saw him coming back and forth too. Right. Man, these folks be playing in our face every day. Like when I listen to y'all in the morning, every morning, somebody calling big

and it's always something going on I mean, it's why it's hard to have empathy for folks cause you just don't you never know You're absolutely right. What she just said is true It's hard to have empathy for people because you just never know and sometimes somebody will send you a go fund me I read the story and be like man go f yourself. I'm stupid. Yeah, well, he didn't call in though Well, I don't because she was like people call and he didn't call in you guys gave him donkey for a story that we did you read by the way I gave him donkey just simply for leaving your kids but you don't jeopardize your child's safety in

the pursuit of employment because there's no job on this planet that would make up for something happening to your child get it off your chest 800-585-1051 if you need to vent hit hit us up now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. It's a new day. This is your time to get it off your chest. Wake up.

Whether you're mad or blessed. It's time to get up and get something. Call up now. 800-585-1051. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, is the out there? 864. 800-585-1051 we want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yo, is the out there?

A64. A64, what's happening upstate, upstate South Carolina? What's going on? Jess, when you gonna make your way down to South Carolina? I see you keep tap-toeing around us, but you ain't made it down here yet. I know, right? In the summer, in the late summer, like August, September.

Trying to make it to Charleston. Okay. I'm trying to come to Columbia I'm trying to yeah Your pocket I just wanted to say I know you talk about the stuff you already talked about on breakfast club, but I want to hear a little bit more I just wanted to say No people I would heard that and I also heard that people wanted longer as well, too So I hear y'all but I listen to episode 3 you just started Okay, cuz episode 3 we thought we discussed the story that the Breakfast Club didn't touch. What story was it? I got you. Hey, Solomon, let me get a book signed though. I got both your audio books.

You just started. Like. I got a book signed though. We got books up here. I'll get you a book, man. You know, the paperback for my third book, Get Honest and Die Lying, came out yesterday, by the way. Hold on, okay. I'll get you a copy. All right. Hello, who's this?

Good morning, DJ. Amy, what's going on with you, my brother? What's up, brother? Get it off your chest. All right, listen, listen, listen. I feel like there's a lot going on with this whole thing with Lil Baby in regards to his involvement with this video being shot down.

And I feel like he's being set up and targeted because he's making a lot of strides that most rappers don't make. And I also noticed that a few months ago, the brother came out of Harvard and was in Harvard in class. I think it's a setup I don't like. I mean, I want us to just be more aware and not be so fast to judge him

and what's going on with him. But you know, um, you get in if you I don't know Remember, but I met you the day before Angela you her last day you had an event Elizabeth at at barcode and I met you that night You I don't remember that two years Yeah, I kind of clowns you because you know, oh yeah Remember that? Two years ago?

I kinda clowned it. Yeah, and I kinda clowned you cause you know. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I don't know. Yeah, you had the same outfit on. Remember that? Yup, yup, yup. No.

You ain't change your clothes. Uh, Charlamagne and God, peace my brother. Peace, King. Peace. Now, did you get a chance to go check out my trailer? Mr. Show Money on Instagram? No, I ain't get a chance to, my brother. Oh, man.

You gonna lie to you? No, I want you to go check it out. Come on, man. I'm not lying to you. Yeah, yeah, yeah., I want you to take it out. Come on now for the lot of me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah I'm gonna watch it. I do want to say something too about the little baby completing the Harvard Business School. You know, that was just a week long program. I'm not hating, I'm just saying.

Oh, am I going for real? No, I'm not hating. No, I'm not hating. I'm just saying, I was with the program. It was in there. No, that's not hate. It was a week long program. They had a week long program.

But he took the time. But he took the time. But he's still winning it. He's still getting it. He's still, you know, succeeding the course. Seems like he took the time, the five days, just to go up and dance. I mean, he's a little baby. He could have been doing stuff. No, because I'm just saying, you know, succeeded in the course. Seems like it's up to time, the five days, just to go up and there. I mean, he's Lil Baby, he could've been doing stuff.

No, cause I'm just saying, I know how people are about that. If people out there that actually graduated from Harvard with business and graduate. Oh, they be pissed about that. Yeah, I thought when he said that, like, he meant like, Lil Baby was actually going to school. He was there. It was a five day course. It was a week long program at Harvard Business School.

But that's how, like, us real HBCU grads feel about people who get honorary degrees too. Oh. Well, y'all need to donate moreU grads feel about people get honorary degrees to. Oh. Well, y'all need to donate more money to your schools like we do. Damn. We even go to a class. Who?

You. No, I didn't. But I donated a lot of money to South Carolina State. By the way, speaking of that, the deadline for my scholarship is April 16. So you need to go send your essays in to South Carolina State University so you can be eligible for the scholarship.

You give away scholarships. I sure do. That is what's up. I know that's right. We've been doing that for a couple of years. The state loves scholarships. Yeah, well donate some money to them. Donate some money to them.

That's my mom's alma mater. I showed up for mine. What's up Lauren? Getting a little something now. What's up? The podcast only got three episodes. Give me some time. You don't get just 800-585-1051. Now we got the latest with Lauren coming up.

We do. Kanye West just dropped the song and he let us know Bianca, his wife, did leave him and it's because of his social media rants. Alright, well we'll get to that next. It's the Breakfast Club of the morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody nexus, the Breakfast Club, good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. We are the Breakfast Club. I got to cross all t's, dot all i's.

Let's get to the latest with Laura. Laura becoming a straight face. Tell us! She gets in from somebody that knows somebody. She gets to details. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on this. Let's stab the beans.

The latest with Lauren La Rosa. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest on the Breakfast Club. Talk to me. Okay, so Kanye West has released a song. The song is called Bianca. This is from his new album, WW3.

And the song talks about Bianca leaving him because of his social media posts. That was that was Miss Juicy from the Ricky Smiley Morning Show. I already know who it is. I know her voice from my head. Well the song in the song. That's the song. That's what you want to call it.

It is the song. Bianca what you about? He talks about, he says that Bianca left him because of a series of tweets. He doesn't specify which exact tweets but there's been a lot left him because of a series of tweets. He doesn't specify which exact tweets, but there's been a lot of them, but because of a social media rant, he says that she came to him and said, look, I need you to get help.

He says she was trying to get him committed. He said no, so she left. So he's been tracking her through like his car app. And until she comes back, he's not going to sleep. He also says that he is channeling the spirit of Donda. He feels like this is an attack from people who voted for Hillary Clinton. And he feels like people are trying to kill him right now.

Why would that song bring her back though? Like that ain't the song that's going to bring her back. That's the song that's going to keep her away. That girl Price is somewhere with some clothes on, so happy and warm finally. If you want to beg, you better go call Keith Sweatt and put him on a hook. Because that ain't it. Well, I mean, but it confirms all of the because you guys remember there have been so many rumors about them being up and down like she's leaving him the marriage is over her friend so it was like sources close to her friends say that like she's worried and she's blah blah I think this

confirms a lot of that and what we were seeing like when they would pop out in Tokyo wherever they were happy after those reports was probably her just trying to make sure he was good Very similar to what Kim Kardashian went through I will say I just want to speak for me. Go ahead I didn't need confirmation because I didn't care I know Bianca's dad is happy though. Yeah, I'm sure Bianca dead So I wonder who's in Kanye's camp now like who like who's he moving with and all that now because it was just them two, right? Academics.

Oh, absolutely. So speaking of academics posted some texts yesterday from Kanye and the texts were in response to what we talked about up here about Jay-Z not owning Kanye West Masters. Like he had put that out through the academics interview and we debunked it. So there's a text where someone's like, hey, Charlamagne says Jay-Z didn't own your masters. Is that true?

Kanye says, you know what, I'm not sure. Charlamagne won't speak up on how those women are trafficking my black kids. And thank you for, oh, then he thinks I'm proposing something about Khloe. And then he says, Charlamagne won't speak up about my position on the Jews. He'll only speak against me. What if 80% of what I said is fact and 20% was opinion or something I was misinformed

about. My sentiment is still the same. I'm not a inward who understands publishing and masters usage, etc. I always ask what's the point of owning master tapes if you don't own the tape deck. So what does Charlamagne say? So who does Charlamagne say owns them? I'm happy I said it out loud so I can find out In words been black ball from having any legal representation. What is your problem with him? You won't speak up or speak out. I don't know what he talking about. Mr. Miss who house but I will say this why would he jump out there and make those claims against jay-z and not even know if

They're true or not He doesn't even know who owns his catalog He doesn't know who makes money off his catalog Kanye just be out here talking lying for attention and y'all eat it up But his attorneys can find out who owns the master no he said he's black Boy you don't listen I don't listen. Damn. Hey, why the hell I don't listen? Clean your Dominican ass. But the reason I say that is because yesterday there was a rumor that Jay-Z sold the masters to get his masters back, which was a rumor too, they said.

All of that is nonsense. Yeah, it is. That's what I was looking at. You know what else was ridiculous about them text messages? At the top of those text messages, what did he say about Jay-Z? At the very top. What did he say? Jay-Z white a word is going too far. Remember that false idol song. How can Kanye call JZ white ass? Who acts more white and seeks more white validation than Kanye freaking West? This dude is out here with white lives matter t-shirts on, selling them on his website,

swastika t-shirts, dressed up in KKK outfits and you got the nerve to call another black man white? A black man that's out here way more blacker than you? Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley Season 1. I just knew him as a kid. Long silent voices from his past came forward. And he was just staring at me.

And they had secrets of their own to share. And he was just staring at me. And they had secrets of their own to share. Um, Gilbert King. I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott. I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it. Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known. If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed. I never expected to find myself in this place. Now, I need to tell you how I got here. At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer. Bone Valley Season 2. Jeremy. Jeremy, I want to tell you something. Listen to new episodes of Bone Valley, season two, Jeremy. Jeremy, I wanna tell you something.

Listen to new episodes of Bone Valley, season two, starting April 9th on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th, subscribe to Lava for Good Plus on Apple podcasts. With a beautiful black wife and black family? Well, y'all just be letting these niggas get away with anything

and eating it up. It's ridiculous. I've never seen Jay-Z's ass, so I can't tell you the color of Jay-Z's ass. Well, Jay-Z's ass got to do with this. He said Jay-Z's ass is white. He said white. Amen. You can say ass. Shut up, man. I would expect another white man to say that. He's a Dominican white man.

He is a Dominican white man I'm black no you not I am no I am black show me your birth certificate right now his butt certificate? y'all are just gay now y'all just gay now I don't wanna be gay this one is so bad I swear to God that's the first of a kind of gay

it's young and a birthday yes it is there's a birthday cake out there with a dildo on the top right now what oh my god Yes it is, there's a birthday cake out there with a deal to own the town right now. What? Oh my god. Jess, why you get so hyped when you said that though? I love Young M.A. Okay. She remind me of Jim Jones.

You already having me a girl over that. What is going on here? Happy birthday Young M.A. What is going on? I'm sorry. She just gave me Jim Jones vibes. This show is not set for nothing. Drop one of Coons bombs for Young M.A.

Oh, now you're gonna drop a bomb for her? Can you pull up a Young M.A. song at least? I don't know why I know it go like, ooh. Young and Mary Martin and Jim Jones. Yes. What is going on here? All right, that's the latest, I'm sorry, Lauren. I'm sorry you couldn't get to it.

No. All right. I just want her to enjoy her birthday. All right, when we come back, we got front page. You know what to do. No, I'm sorry Lord. I'm sorry. All right All right when we come back we got front page You got it all right all right up next we got front page news. It's the breakfast club. Good morning We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get back to some front page news. Again, we got to congratulate Carmelo Anthony. He has been elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Easy call, man. First ballot Hall of Fame, man. Shalupa Mello. Absolutely. And also the NBA is looking into John Morant. They believe he might have been using his hands and arms to mimic a shoot like shooting a gun Toward the Golden State Warriors bench in Tuesday's game. So what into that? Well, you know, they don't like you using a gun stuff and pointing fingers

I think you need to change the language and stop saying shoot you shot the ball. He's shooting I don't like who cares like, you know, it bothers me about that But Steph Curry had 52 points in that game, 12 three-pointers. And that's what we talking about? Hey, I need to do an investigation. What's up Morgan? So Elon Musk, he will likely be stepping back from his role in the Trump administration. The reports come after the tech billionaire Super PAC spent millions in a losing effort

to get their Republican-backed candidate on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Musk has repeatedly said he'll leave his position at DOJ, the Department of Government Efficiency, within his 130-day mandate as a non-governmental employee. So if you're not an elected official or a non-government employee, you're just a special employee by the government, well, you only have 130 days to work. So that sentiment was backed up by the White House spokesperson, Caroline Levitt, who called the reports garbage But you know Elon Musk is essentially standing to

Be done with all of this at his 130 days. You guys have any thoughts on that? Yeah, I never understood why you long wanted to be on the front lines Anyway, like when you look at you know, how it's impacting his business when you look at how it's impacting Tesla like the sales are plummeting and the stocks are dropping I never understood why he just couldn't be like every other oligarch and you look at how it's impacting Tesla, like the sales are plummeting and the stocks are dropping. I never understood why he just couldn't be like every other oligarch and donate to these campaigns and be the puppet master in the shadows. I never understood why he wanted to be all up in the videos,

all up on the records, dancing. I just never understood it. But when he first did it- Did he get backfired? Well, yeah, because I thought when he first did it, I thought the valuation of his company shot in the air crazy. But then I guess all the other F's he been doing, it just shot right back down.

But I thought at first it was like a good move for Tesla. The people who buy these Teslas mostly are liberals. Liberals are the ones who care about climate change and the electric cars and all of that. So like, you know, you get so tied in with Mac. But they always say that if you're a businessman, you know, don't get so entrenched in, you know, any one political side.

Because what Michael Jordan say? Republicans and Democrats buy sneakers too. Like? Republicans and Democrats both by sneaker. Yeah, it's giving he was bored or something. But yeah, we will see what ends up happening with much after the fact. We should have did what every other rich man does when they get bored. Go gay.

What? Nothing, I'm sorry. All right. So briefly. Go gay. That's crazy. Oh my goodness. You bring things home. Right. Go gay. That's crazy. Oh my goodness.

You can't wait to give people. I'm like, you know, you know from experience. I just heard things. All right, guys. I'm going to bring things home to you in New York. New York City Mayor Eric Adams, he's praising the dismissal of the corruption case that was against him. Thanking his legal team, Adams said he's happy that he can focus on the city and

the city's future and finally move on. He's also apologizing to New Yorkers for having to go through this with him. Let's take a listen to New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Let me be clear, as I said all along, this case should have never been brought and I did nothing wrong. I'm now happy that our city can finally close the book on this and focus solely on the future of our great city. So a federal judge issued the decision on Wednesday morning to toss the case with prejudice,

meaning it can't be brought back to court. This week's this is weeks after the DOJ ordered the case to be dropped and just one day after Adams is Required to file documents to appear on the Democratic mayoral primary ballot Which I believe you guys election day is in June, right? So yeah, it looks like you guys are gonna be gearing up for that New York election You know you should go listen to Eric Adams on my guy Andrew Schultz podcast flagrant Like he talks he says he feels like he was targeted by the Biden administration,

because he spoke out against the migrant issue. And he said that he feels like there's a permanent government that is in control. Like a permanent government that regardless of what happens in elections, who looks like the figurehead, he said he feels like there's a permanent government that's really in control. I just thought that was interesting for us,

sitting there to say stuff like that. And, but that was prior to his charges. Yeah, prior to the charges being dropped. I'd be curious to hear from Mayor Eric Adams tap in, you know, how you feel about that now. I mean, do you still feel that's the case being that your charges were dropped? A lot of people are saying that, you know, all of this is happening because he was kind of chummy with the Trump administration or that he, you know, was working with the Trump administration. So, you know, I don't know. We will continue to see watch that situation and see or hopefully that

particular situation, there is a closed book on his particular case. But, you know, I know he is still running for mayor. So we will follow that story and bringing things home to here in the DMV or in D.C. So former President Obama is apologizing for his surprise appearance in a family photo. He photo bombed this family. He was taking a walk on Monday to the cherry blossoms, which you know are the cherry trees down here that were a gift from Japan, down in the Tidal Basin when he strolled into a series of pictures being taken of the Moore's family's young two children. Now the mom, Pamela Moore, was focused on corralling

the kids because there's no railing and it's near the water, so they were like making sure that the kids weren't walking towards the water or anything like that. But dad was like, whoa, is that Obama? Is that Obama? Is that Obama? And then when the mom finally got the shots done

and all of these things, she finally surfaced and was like, okay, what were you saying? And yeah, it was Obama's clearest day. Let's take a listen to the mom, Pamela, or excuse me, Pamela Moore, in that incident. My husband's like, that's Obama. I didn't know he was saying that. I'm like, yeah, whatever.

I'm looking at Preston right now. After they're done with their shoot, I then pick Preston up and I'm like, what did you just say? He's like, that's Obama. I was like, what? I And I'm like, what did you just say? He's like, that's a bomb. I was like, what? I was like, well, did we get a picture? And then we went to photographer.

And she scrolled back, and we were like, we saw it. We're like, we got it. Yeah, why'd he apologize? I need to see the picture. It wasn't a real apology. He basically caught wind of what happened and sent a message to the kids. It's a black family, G?

Yeah, it was a black family. He said, President Bell, I hope you enjoyed peak bloom. My bad for stepping into the shot. He wasn't like a whole issued apology from like a president, but it was just like, hey, my bad. President Obama, if you got caught out there with your second family, just say that. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.

That don't look like no photo bomb to me. That look like a nice family stroll. Nah, nah, nah, Barrio. Yo, you see how it is? They just wore a controversy with the Black family. See, they keep it too clean. No, man. Black family out there enjoying themselves.

Nah, nah, nah, Barrio. Only controversy that man had was a different color suit, and now Charlamagne go say he got a different family. My daddy had a second family. I know what that look like. Hey y'all, you just eight years of no scandal, right? No family type scandals.

All right y'all, that's your ProPage News. Follow me on socials at Morgan Media. For more news coverage follow at Black Information Network. Download the free iHeartRadio app and visit us at BINnews.com. Thank y'all. If you haven't seen the picture, I'm sure the Breakfast Club will post a picture so you guys can actually see it. All right, when we come back we have Ellie Mastavari.

She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. She's a great singer. free iHeartRadio app and visit us at BINnews.com. Thank y'all. If you haven't seen the picture, I'm sure the Breakfast Club will post a picture so you guys can actually see it. All right, when we come back, we have Ellie Mostel joining

us. He's the author of Bad Law, 10 popular laws that are ruined in America. You're not going to miss this. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ NVJ, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy we are at the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest in the building. They call him Big Ellie. The reason I'm here, I don't want to mess with your last name, is it my style?

It's Miss Doll Rhymes with Kristall. I made that up myself. Oh Kristall, Ellie Mistal. All right. My kids used to say Ellie Rhymes with Jelly and I didn't like that at all. So, man, it's a colorless album. But welcome. New book out, Bad Law.

Man, first of all, Ellie, you know, you're one of my favorite people to listen to. I love reading your work in The Nation. I started reading a lot more of your stuff a few years ago when I realized the Constitution didn't mean much. OK, not anymore. Right. So I'm glad you're here. What got you into studying constitutional law?

Well, I went to law school and I hated it. I went to Harvard Law School and part of the legal training is like they say that they're gonna make you think like a lawyer right? So what that means is that they take the way you think which was fine to me and they break you and then they try to build you back up in this new like legal way of understanding the world and I just never accepted the training. I like at every point when you're telling me that like, oh, well, this is how it's always been done. I'm always like by the slavers.

And I should care about that. Why? And just so was a constant while I was in law school, like back and forth in terms of my professors trying to kind of push me in a certain box and me resisting that box. And not, you know, not all of my professors. One of my professors was current Supreme Court

Justice Elena Kagan. She was great, right? But I would go to her office hours and be like, why is this like this? And she would say, Thurgood Marshall once said, it's like, I don't give a damn what Thurgood said. He was talking for a different time. What about our time? And so these were the conversations I had all the time. And that led to my first book and certainly my career in general. And that's why you feel like all laws before 1965 should be deemed unconstitutional? I said presumptively unconstitutional, which is a legal dodge. I'm trying to lawyer my way around that.

But my fundamental premise is that before the 1965 Voting Rights Act, which I think is the most important piece of legislation ever passed in American history, this was functionally apartheid country. Not everybody who lived here could vote here. Not everybody who lived here could participate in the government here. The majority of people who lived here, if you think about not just black people, but also Latinos and also women, couldn't actually participate in the government. What do you call that? We have a word for that. That word is apartheid. And so if you're now going to say that we pass some law before everybody had a say before everybody had a vote, and that law should still be controlling

today, I say hell no. It's like Roy breaker from lock stock, right? If the milk sour, I ain't the type of to drink it. Right? So if you're going to go all the way back before everybody had a vote, I'm saying that, presumptively speaking, that law should mean nothing. Now, I'm not saying that you get rid of every single law passed before 1965. Some of them I quite like, like the 1964 Civil Rights Act. That was a good law. I also like the Sherman Antitrust Act. I like a lot of laws that were passed before 1965, but my argument is that if we like the law we could pass it again. We could pass it again this time asking everybody and for that example I didn't make that up myself, right? The example that I'm using here is what they did in South Africa, right?

When South Africa got over apartheid, did they just go back to their Afrikaner racist constitution be like, oh, we just need a couple of amendments. We just need a couple of changes here to make make. No, they threw the whole thing out and started again, this time asking everybody this time having a completely new delegation of all of the people of South Africa, not just the white folks, but not no white folks. And they came up with a new constitution. So one of the reasons why the South African constitution is generally thought of as one of the best constitutions in the world and ours continues to be a piece of crap.

We're talking to Elie Mastal, a new book out now, Bad Law, 10 Popular Laws That Are Ruining America. Can you talk about chapter three? Who gave away the skies to the airlines? Now, I just want you to know, Jess and myself are reading some of your chapter titles. Yes. We love them. We got to go through a lot of them. There's a couple that that me and her were talking and we were like these would be good if we were on Edibles but go. Do y'all like flying? Yes. You love flying?

I do. You like flying? I hate flying. It is like the worst it is always the worst day of my life. Why? Well I'm. So I gotta squeeze myself into a small ass seat that ain't built for me. I got somebody's seat back right into my lap. I can't eat nothing. The seatbelt extender? Right. I got to get the most embarrassing moment of my life every time I have to do it. Ma'am, can I have a seatbelt extender? I'm a fatty, please.

And then I have to cry on the inside then I like cry on the inside, right? The food's expensive, the liquor sucks, the service sucks. I'm always delayed, my bags get lost. It is miserable. It didn't always used to be this way. Flying used to be awesome. Spacious seats, good service, kind people, and they weren't nickel-and-diming you at every point. And the reason why it used to be great and now it's not is This thing called deregulation. Mm-hmm. The idea the airline industry used to be one of the most heavily regulated industries in the country

That makes a lot of sense because we're putting metal in the sky and hoping it comes down at a survivable rate That's crazy. So it used to be one of the most heavily regulated industries in the country with literal price fixing. Literally, the government set the maximum price that you could charge for certain routes. And I know conservatives, Republicans, even a lot of Democrats are like, price fixing, that's terrible, that stops innovation.

No, it doesn't. It makes flying a public service and it makes it easy for people to get around the country. FDR thought it was a war plan, thought it was part of our mobilization plan for war to have reliable, cheap, and accessible commercial air flight, right? Democrats and Republicans gave the skies away

literally to corporate raiders in the 1970s. Now, when I started researching this book, I actually assumed that this was a Ronald Reagan program because most, you know, I don't know about your process. My process is usually like, if I see something bad, show me the Republicans, right? Show me what Reagan did because I'm sure it's his fault. And there's always a mustache twirling Republican, you know, behind every curtain. But for this particular issue, this Republican plan to deregulate the airlines and let corporate, let the market decide how we fly as opposed to the government, that was spearheaded by the Democrats.

And as I did the research, Democrats that we all know kept coming up, Joe Biden, Ted Kennedy, huge in this deregulation. Stephen Breyer, one of the Democratic appointees to the Supreme Court for a long time. There were all of these Democrats that like got sucked in, Ralph Nader, right, got sucked into the gospel of deregulation. And once they did it, once the Republicans, I would say, snow, snow job the Democrats into this thing, the first thing that happened when they gave away the airlines is the thing that has killed the Democratic Party for my entire lifetime. The Airline Deregulation Act came out in 1978.

I was born in 1978 for my entire lifeline. Labor got gutting. Airline jobs used to be good jobs, baggage handlers and flight attendants and pilots pilots used to be one of the best jobs you could Get and with market forces with deregulation those good jobs got slashed Right, and then you go into the Reagan era where Reagan's like social safety net Here's a big old hole. I'm in your social safety net." And people fell from good middle class jobs straight through down to the bottom. And they've never forgiven the Democrats for it. See, that's the thing that I think the Democratic Party didn't kind of realize. When you cut labor, labor used to vote for Democrats consistently, right?

Not just black labor, white labor. White working class laborers used to vote for Democrats. But once the market controlled everything, Democrats weren't helping them. And that's how they became, I believe it's part of the reason why they became obsessed with their cultural issues, as opposed to their economic issues, because they felt like they weren't going to get ahead economically anyway. Right? If you tell people, like, you're not going to get ahead economically, you're going to be people like you're not gonna get ahead economically, you're gonna be poor You're gonna be struggling, but you're gonna be better off than that black person over there They're gonna be like, okay sign me up Trump

Like that's that's how it happens you get you tell white folks that they're gonna have nothing But they're gonna have a little bit more than black folks and white folks will sign up All right, we got more with Ellie must I when we Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning everybody It's DJ envy Jess hilarious Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club We still kicking with Ellie Mastal the author of bad law. Yeah, you had a question, right? Chapter 9 why can't we say gay what we supposed to say? You know as I'm sure most of your listeners are aware of I could have written the whole book just bad law in Florida like It is going to go through the Florida. This is terrible. This is just racist. This is stupid, right?

I focused on the Florida don't say gay law because it is so particularly Oppressive and stupid the law says that you cannot teach about gender difference sexuality differences, transgender issues, you can't say any of those words to school children, right? And if you talk to certain kinds of conservatives, they're like, well that's fine, what does a third grader need to learn about gay people? Why can't they just learn about reading and writing, right? And I'm like, do y'all have third graders? Like, I got a 12 year old and a nine year old, right? They talk about all this stuff,

not in a kind of lascivious sexual way, but they're interested in who and how these things work. Right? I wonder what they'd be if they weren't taught about it in schools or shown it on television. Yeah, because they just see it in their daily lives, right? And so I use the example, if I, if I'm a school teacher and I'm, you teacher and I've got my wife and I have a picture of me and my wife on my desk at school, the kids see that it's me and my wife, that it's a man and a woman, right? If I'm a gay school teacher and I have a picture of me and my husband on the desk, they see that that's different.

They see that it's a man and a man. And they might have a question about that. And in Florida, I'm not allowed to say. Why? And so you act like it, people act like it's a man and a man and they might have a question about that and in Florida I'm not allowed to say Why and so you act like it people act like it's neutral, but it's not it is what the scholars call Heteronormative it's pushing the man and the woman That's the normal way of doing it and the man and the man or the woman a woman That's just crazy and weird when you could just say like, oh, that's my husband anyway, back to math. So what do you think about Trump's transgender bill where it's just two genders distending

from the other one? What is your thoughts on that? Again, biologically it's not true. There are people who are different. That's just a biological fact. We can pretend, people think that- Is it biological or neurological? Man, I don't know.

I'm not a scientist. people think that is it biological or neurological? Man, I don't know. Because I said, because you can think you're in the wrong body, but I'm not going to. That's not biologically. The fact that biologically is men and women. I know. I don't think that's right. I think that there are I again, I have something other than a man and woman.

You have aliens. See, now you're pushing me into- Don't say gay. You're getting me away from the law. But as- I'm just asking. As I understand it, there are people who are born with female hormones in male bodies, right?

Or vice versa. And they want to express how they feel inside as opposed to how they look on the outside But I think the larger point is not just that I don't know the larger point is I don't care Hey, there you go. Yeah, it's not me. I'm the way that I am right I don't care how it doesn't affect me just somebody else being trans doesn't make me think oh man Maybe I should maybe I should be trans trans I always wanted to wear nice hats like that's not like that's not how my whatever I tell a story in the book about in my kids class one of the one of the kids in my younger kids class came out as a boy after being a girl at what age I want

to say eight and you know the parents were just like, I just wasn't really how's that? The kids were just like, Yeah, whatever. It's Ramsey's now. It used to be Cleopatra. It's Ramsey's now. But then if I'm your mom, I'm like, No, I named you Corey, how are you just gonna come up and be Shakira today? But that's between that's between Ramsey's and his mom and the mom that's not between me and that's not that's not between The school and the kid I don't have Call them or her you know me because if your mama named you Cory and now you you're saying I don't want to be called Cory I want to be called Shemeika. So now at the school supposed to call you should Man I go to my kids go to a progressive school

We're like if my kid came in and said I want to be called ketchup today, they would call him ketchup. They would call him what the kid wants to be called. And I think that's just the natural thing to do. If somebody comes and tells you their name, you say their name, right? You don't say actually, you're Cassius Clay. No, you say you want to be Muhammad Ali today, guess what? You get to be Muhammad Ali. So that kid goes to school and say I'm Batman, they're going to call you kid Batman?

They're going to call my kid Batman. See, I think that's a little different. We can't go to school. Say I'm Batman They don't go you keep Batman. They're gonna call my kid back. I think that's a little different We're talking about his name. Yeah, if I say yes, this is my name You call me my name, but if I say I am ketchup and I just stand still Different see I disagree I don't think Ramsey's does anything different in school now that he's Ramsey than he did when he was Cleopatra I don't think that there's does anything different in school now that he's Ramsey than he did when he was Cleopatra I don't think that there's any doesn't learn differently doesn't even lunch in a different You might not want a different bathroom might start going to get other women on which make women uncomfortable the kids are comfortable

Yeah, the other eight-year-old girls. All right, they're only eight Do you do you know how uncomfortable kids are in bathrooms as they hit puberty generally? So now you send a little boy in? Yeah, but now it's a boy and a girl. Into a private stall? Hey. You gotta walk past the sinks and other dudes into a private stall. Before you get to the private stall.

And it's like, what you doing here, Shamique? Yeah, but you have daughters and sons. Sons. All right, so your sons will not get naked in front of your wife and other women. But he will do it in front of you, correct? If you have to change or if it's something like that. She's a dad.

So now imagine a girl going into a boy's bathroom where you're no he's gonna feel uncomfortable It's gonna make him feel awkward Don't you think and even more uncomfortable than he would then you know So we were at city field and my boy go into the urinal and my boy just drops trout doesn't use the fly Doesn't like just drops trout to his ankles and just takes a pee. Now I was uncomfortable. I was like, that's, how was you raised? Oh wait, that was me. Like, how did that happen?

Right? And I was like, maybe you should pull, you know, when you're two, he's like, oh why? It's my butt, why? I was peeing and I was like, all right son. He definitely sounds like your son. All right son. Yes, yes.

That's a fair point, right? Like people will get over it. People will learn and again, we're talking about this from the perspective of making things more comfortable for the heteronormative kids in the school. We also should be talking about this in terms of making things more comfortable for the trans kids in the school because as much as we might say it might be uncomfortable for the trans girl in the girls bathroom for the other girls, imagine how uncomfortable it is for the trans girl in the boys bathroom for the other girls imagine how uncomfortable it is for the trans girl in the boys bathroom as they hit puberty

and then we know and again this is not me making it up we know statistically speaking that trans women are the most likely people to be brutalized to be murdered to be beaten up to be victims of domestic violence in this country. So if you're telling me that we can potentially save some trans kids from that fate, and the cost is that some girls have to be a little bit uncomfortable in a bathroom at a high school, that is a trade that I'm willing to make

and that is a trade that I think society should be willing to make. I respect everybody's right to live, but I don't wanna have this conversation no more. Like you said earlier, it's true, I don't care. This is how y'all lost the last election. And I just wanna hear favorite people, you like to listen to them.

I do, I just don't like this part of it. So yeah, listen, take them all in all cups, this is what we like to do. Only, only, I don't even wanna talk about it. Can I just get back to the law just really quickly? Please. Just very closely on the law of this, the idea that we can discriminate against trans people but nobody else doesn't make sense

Legally, right if we're gonna have a law that treats everybody equal under the law Then we have to treat trans people with the same kind of respect and decency that we treat everybody else And once you start trying to poke holes in that you see they're not stopping at trans. They're going right to gay They're going right to all these other things right the chapter It says the chapter gay start now. We can't say train now We can't say trans now. We can't say say all these other things right so again from a legal standpoint equality You want to drop your trousers? We're not uncomfortable at all that's We got a we revolved right? Yeah, I'm so yeah

So just legally speaking the easiest thing in the law is just to treat everybody. I got you All right, we got more with Ellie mustow when we come back the author of bad law is the Breakfast Club. Good morning Morning, everybody is DJ envy. Just hilarious. Charlamagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club We have author of bad law Ellie Ellie Nostal joining us. Ten popular laws that are ruining America. Charlemagne. Why are people so nonchalantly discussing Trump getting a third term? Well, here's the thing.

He can't constitutionally, but what he can't do and what he can do are two very different things. That's right. If you understand that we live in a fascist dictatorship, and we do, this is what it feels like. I know that the New York Times hasn't said, today fascism started, but like, it started. This is, we are now living in a fascist dictatorship. And so when you tell the fascist dictator, hey, you can't do this legally, I might be

right, but he might not care. So if you're asking me about the law, no, there is at the 22nd amendment is ironclad on this issue. There is no wiggle room. You cannot serve. You cannot be elected president more than twice. Doesn't matter if your terms were consecutive or non consecutive. They were very clear at what they wanted to do when they wrote that amendment. It's one of the most clear amendments in the entire Constitution. That said, Trump is a fascist dictator. My man lost the 2020 election and attacked the Capitol and came this close to overturning that election.

So who's to say that he can't do it again? Who's to say that he can't be successful in doing it the next time? So we can't blithely say that he can't do something just because he's legally prevented from doing something he's already shown isn't actually give a damn about what he's legally prevented from doing. So can I make a case for how he'll do it? Sure I can make I like to say one of the things that makes me a little bit of a different legal commentator than a lot of others is that I understand what white people are capable of. I've never forgotten what

white people are capable of in this country. And if you wanna tell me that Trump is gonna run for a third term and has a way to win it, I can tell you how he does it. He gets himself, cause remember we don't have one federal election system in this country, we have 50. So all he has to do is get himself on the ballot

in red states that are already capitulating to him, enough red states to get to 270 votes. The ballot process is controlled by the states, not by the federal government. You can say, well, like he shouldn't be kicked off the ballot, but he should have been kicked off the ballot last time, because he was in violation of the 14th Amendment.

What does the Supreme Court do? Oh no, we shouldn't decide such things. It should be up to the, 14th Amendment, he should have been kicked off last time, but the Supreme Court didn't step in. Will they step in next time? I don't know. So what Al Sharpton and everybody's saying is BS, that that can't happen. That's untrue. It can. No, it's not BS. It can't happen legally.

Got you. But let's not fool ourselves to think that Trump is not willing to act illegally. He can illegally get himself on the ballot. He can illegally get himself to some version of 270 votes and he can illegally declare that he is still the president and who's gonna check him, boo? Who's gonna actually stop him from doing that? It won't be the Supreme Court. I love the article you wrote for the Nation card.

It's impossible to overstate the damage done by the Supreme Court. Do you think the Supreme Court would back him in something like that? I don't know. Wow. Not only do I not know that they would back him, if they don't, I don't know that he would follow their order.

Yeah. There's been no evidence that Trump is gonna follow a Supreme Court order that he doesn't like, and more to the point, there's been absolutely no evidence that he's going to enforce a Supreme Court order on the co-president, Elon Musk, that he's going to enforce a Supreme Court order on the co-president Elon Musk that he doesn't like So even if the Supreme Court stands up to him and I'm putting that in air quotes There's no evidence that he'll actually listen to them because he controlled anything that he controls the physical power of her

And I think people really under have to understand this in a kind of chest thumping way Like if he physically controls it because he physically controls the army He physically controls the paramilitary. He physically controls the secret police if he physically can control something. He doesn't have to listen to nobody Legal illegal doesn't actually matter to him if he has physical control now If he only has control because he's got to get other people to do his bidding in the states, in the localities. That's a place where the Supreme Court can kind of step in and maybe show some spine, right? So if you think about these lawsuits that he has in New York against, like, Kathy Hochul,

if it's a situation where, like, he has to force Kathy Hochul to do something and Kathy Hochul says no, and the Supreme Court says no, well, then I don't think Trump can't force her to do it unless he's literally willing to put you know boots on the GW Hmm, which he might but you know, then we'd have some real traffic problems in Fort Lee But if it's something that he has complete physical control over I see no evidence of him actually following the Supreme Court order Is there anything that you feel like this presidency has done good at all was everything bad? Not one thing because there is not one thing that fascism does well and if I give them that credit I legitimize all of it. It's one of the reasons why I was

so angry at Schumer's capitulation on the budget deal. If you say that you can work with these people here, there, and whatever, what you're fundamentally saying is that you just have a little bit of a disagreement on this, that, and the other thing. You're not actually fighting fascism you're just playing normal Partisan politics right from my perspective Trump is a fascist threat to the country nothing He do can be it can be okay, and I want to say that about other Republicans I wanted to say that about Mitt Romney or John McCain or even w dick Cheney different But but even w right you could find some things that you could work together with those people on because they were

fundamentally democratic presidents, I mean democratic with a small D right Presidents who believed in democracy don't get gay. Oh, we can't say gay Don't get gay cuz you say a small D and they were just thinking of small penis No, you were. What's wrong with you Jess? I've got a couple more questions. I said small D and I said just thinking of small penises. No, you weren't. Yes, y'all were. What's wrong with you, Jess? I've got a couple more questions. I said small D and I said Bush like in the same thing. Oh, okay, okay, okay.

Just a can of ****, but you know. What was the significance of Cory Booker's filibuster? One of the things that Democrats can do, since they have no political power, is start building narratives, start building movements, and start building momentum towards change. Right? One of the reasons why I wrote my book. Look, I wrote this before the election, before Joe Biden's first debate. I knew we were in trouble by the time, you know, while I was writing it.

I was under no illusions. But I kept writing it and I kept thinking that this would be a good time to release it because from my perspective, if we lost, this book then becomes my first attempt to write Project 2029. Ooh, I like that. These people are out here writing Project 2025. When did they start writing that? In 2021, when they had no power.

When they had no political power whatsoever, that's when they started their plans for this current MAGA revolution. So from my perspective, this is the time when we have no power, that we need to actually start thinking bigger and start thinking more Actively, right when Republicans come into office

They come in with a sledgehammer and they smash things smash things that I hold dear smash things that I care about right when Democrats come into office we come in with like super glue and tape and we're gonna like put the base back together to make We got to smash some things my book is about what we can smash what Corey was doing is that same kind of idea of building momentum to something bigger and that is the best use of democratic power at this point because something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley Season 1. I just knew him as a kid. Long silent voices from his past came forward. And he was just staring at me.

And they had secrets of their own to share. Gilbert King, I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott. I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it. Every time I hear about my dad, it's, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil. I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known. If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been

in jail. I would have never existed. I never expected to find myself in this place. Now, I need to tell you how I got here. At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer. Bone Valley, season two, Jeremy. Jeremy, I want to tell you something. Listen to new episodes of Bone Valley, season two, starting April 9th on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. And to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th, subscribe to Lava

for Good Plus on Apple podcasts. It's the only power that they have. You can't actually stand up to them legally because you have no authority. You can't send them to Congress because you have no authority. Now, I think they should be doing more than placards at the State of the Union. That was pathetic. Doing what Cory Booker did, breaking racist Strom Thurman's record on the Senate floor. These are the narratives and stories that we can be building now so that by the time we get to 2026, I'm not even talking about 2028, tell me get to 2026, primary season, that's the fight. Whether it lasts two years or five years or 10 years or 25 years is entirely up to us. All right.

Well, Ellie Mostel's new book, Bad Law, 10 Popular Laws That Are Ruining America. I learned a lot from you, Ellie. I like reading your stuff, man. You are very good at what you do. I learned a lot in this interview, so I appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you so much. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, pick up the new book bad law. It's the breakfast club. Good morning morning Everybody is DJ envy Jess hilarious. I mean the guy we are the breakfast club All right, let's get to the latest along She gets him from somebody that knows somebody. I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything.

She be having the latest on it. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. But what's the latest? On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. So Drake just got a victory in court in the legal back and forth that he's having right now with Universal Music Group. So yesterday, Judge Jeanette Vargas in New York denied Universal Music Group's request

to stay Discovery. So Universal Music Group was saying, yo, can you pause on this whole Discovery letting us let Drake and team get into our business until we explore the motion to dismiss this whole thing that they have asked. They want it thrown out. They say it's BS. He's just mad because he lost a rap battle.

A judge said, well, we're still going to, you know, that motion to dismiss, it's still going to happen. And they set a date for that. But no, I think that the discovery thing can happen and should happen. So I'm not going to say that we're going to stop it. This is a big deal. What that mean now though? That means that Drake and team can go in and do what they've been saying that they wanted to do for a very long time.

They can go in, they can look at contracts, including things that are in relation to Kendrick Lamar, emails, phone conversations, basically just come in and get all in the business of communications and processes and operations and all of that stuff. I seen that yesterday stuff for UMG. So they'll be able to get Kendrick's contract to UMG, his signing contract, and his deals and all that? That sounds crazy. Well, they haven't done it yet.

They just got the go ahead to be able to move forward. I don't know specifically which contracts they're asking for, but I think, I don't know, why would they need a signing contract? What are they gonna discover that they don't already know, though? That the machine puts a little extra o know, a little extra umph behind records that are already moving, just like I'm sure they're doing with Nokia

right now. Yeah. Well, um, what are they gonna find out? I think what they trying to go in and find out is like any wrongdoing of the machine making umph and all that stuff. If it's wrongdoing, then it's typical record industry practices that have been going on since the beginning of time. That people like Drake have benefited from, that people like Kyrgyz have benefited from,

that all of their artists benefit from. But what if it's not? What if it's not? None. That's going to make you look crazy. Yeah, we talk about- If they ain't even know file play, nothing going on. It's like a baseball player looking for steroids and you're like, oh, it's the same stuff I've

been using. Whether you know you was using it or not. No, but to Jess's point, we talked about this on the podcast yesterday, the latest with Lauren LaRosa. I said that if there's nothing found, he just looks like a crybaby. It just looks like, you know what I mean?

But if there is things found, and it can be something small, like it could be one employee that happened to maybe send an Uber or send a gift or something that can look- Send an Uber? I mean, cause you have certain rules- You think Kendrick Lamar maybe send an Uber or something that can look. I mean, cause there's certain, you have certain rules. No, I just mean like there's certain rules around like bribery and you know, I'm sure. I don't know all the rules when it comes to radio, but I know like. But that's not going to be in a contract.

And the sad thing about it is not going to be in a contract. It's not just contracts though. You stupid. It's not just contracts though. You're stupid. But if you look at a judge, does the judge know exactly about the music industry to see what he's giving permission for? Like giving up Kendrick's contract, and I don't know what's in Kendrick's contract, but giving up how much money he's making and the money that's spent, that's nobody's business but Kendrick and his label. Like why would that want to go to somebody else? But that's only one part of it. And I think once we see which contracts they pull

and which information they focus on, we can kind of better understand why they did that. Another part of it was, remember they talked about the bots or whatever that they alleged that Kendrick was a... Now Drake- The same bots that have been used for all artists. All Drake is going to expose his secrets

that have helped him too. And I don't even know if they're secrets, to be honest with you. Are they secrets? Or is that just standard record business practices at this point? I thought it was standard record business practices. All this stuff, the bots, everything.

They'll be talking about it. The bots don't matter no more because Drake's team yesterday in the court said that they've exchanged some letters back and forth and they're withdrawing those claims. They're gonna focus on other stuff. They really are trying to figure out the bigger picture of this.

It's like the money that was put into bigger things, not a few random bots or whatever. But that's what they're gonna focus on other stuff. They really are trying to, I think, figure out the bigger picture of this, is like, the money that was put into bigger things, not a few random boxes, whatever. But that's what they're looking for, the money that's put in Spotify, that's put in the streaming service, that's put in the radio, that's put in the TV, that's what they're looking to see.

The same money that's been put in the Drake for the last decade, what are we talking, why was it like, come on, why we acting like- The use of streaming farms is what they backed away from yesterday. You think all artists haven't been beneficiaries of that because of these labels? Why we acting cluelueless here people? Well Drake's lawyer spoke out yesterday when this was released there was a short press release and at the bottom he

had a one line statement he said now it's time to see what UMG was so desperately trying to hide. Now I did reach out to UMG for a comment on this and have not heard back yet. I don't think UMG is trying to hide I think UMG doesn't want to have to open the books for this artist and then they have to do it for every other artist. So they're just trying to protect UMG. I don't think they have anything to hide. The battery and somebody else back. Well maybe Drake needs to see this for his own good because maybe he thinks Toosie Slide

really went number one because it was a good record and that record was trash. Maybe he thinks Slime U Out went number one because it was a good record and that record was also trash. Slime U Out went number one after we talked about it in here. I remember that. I don't remember any of that. it i do but all i'm simply saying is maybe he needs to see that for his own benefit because you've been a beneficiary of these performance enhancing drugs as well well umg actually uh they're arguing that the whole discovery evidence gathering process would be premature it would impose undue burdens on them especially given the potential

that the case could be dismissed so they're saying we don't mind a discovery, but just wait, let's have the dismissal conversation first because if it's going to be dismissed, why we got to put all these resources and time and energy to do all this. So we'll see what happens. Nobody's winning but the lawyers. Period. So you got two minutes. Okay, another one.

Yeah. So Young Thug yesterday, there was a motion filed by the state of Georgia to revoke Young Thug's probation. Jesus. Yes. So the motion filed in Fulton County Superior Court yesterday claimed that Young Thug demonstrated a blatant disregard for the law, the safety of the witnesses, and the integrity of the judicial proceedings because he posted a now deleted photo online of one of the Fulton County investigators. Her name is Marissa Ververit.

So she was testifying this week during the YSL trial. And in relation to the, remember those, those little boys that were shot that we talked about, the 13 year old little boys in relation to all that stuff. And the court basically had barred video, photos, all of that stuff. And Doug posted a photo, he called her the biggest liar in the DA's office. And she's saying that because of that, she's received threats. Her family has received threats.

There's people flooding her comments. A ton of basically like, she feels like she's in danger because of that. So they're saying this presents a clear and present danger to public safety. And it's at the hands of young Thug Which is should be a violation of his probation now Thug came out because he deleted all these tweets But he came on and said I don't make threats to people. I'm a good person I would never condone anyone threatening anyone or definitely participating in

Any of the above I'm all about peace and love. Thug gotta be careful. I don't even know why he tweeting about stuff like this. He tweeted about the young scooter. 15 years probation, 15 years probation. They will do everything in their power to try to lock him back up. He has to be very, very careful. Yeah, why do people care about social media so much? What is the lower social media?

Because even if you're thinking that in your head, why run to X or whatever to post that? Like there's gotta be something in you that says, that's just not a smart thing to do. Nah, not when he has 15 years probation and they will try anything to lock his ass back up. They can't wait. Yeah.

Yeah, I don't understand that. I would be so scared to even, I wouldn't even, I don't even walk by the court if I'm the, like across the street, don't even take me in the vicinity. No, I don't got no reason to be mentioning them people publicly. Nah, not at all.

At all. Yeah, well, we'll have to see what happens with this because if they do determine that this was a violation or there was a threat or whatever, there can all. At all. Yeah. Well, we'll have to see what happens with this because if they do determine that this was a violation or there was a threat or whatever, there can be consequences. So Jesus, you know, they already mad that he got away. Yes. For the most part. I mean, you know, they got him on the probation for the next 15 years.

Yeah. For the most part, he got away. They are waiting for him to bring him back. Yes, absolutely. And if he messes up the sentence that was stayed, remember they take some of the time away. Yeah. To do the full 20. Yeah, he could potentially have to do that as well.

A very slippery slope. Turn, he has to fight that again. Makes no sense, you stupid. That is crazy. Yeah. All right, well thank you for the latest with Laurie. Welcome. Shala Biden!

Yes. Who you giving donkey to? You know, far after the hour, I have an update on a donkey that I did earlier this week. Remember Chris Lewis, the brother from Augusta, Georgia, who was arrested for deprivation of a minor after he left his kids unattended at a McDonald's. I don't remember that one.

Yeah, we haven't, we have an update, more of a double down, actually. A double down, a double down on the heat, huh? Because Envy was ready crap for this man. I didn't, I said he deserved. Shut up. From the information that I got. Yeah, that's why y'all gotta shut up.

You give it and go fund me, Dunkey? No. No. We'll talk about it next for me, Dunkey? No. We'll talk about it next. We'll talk about it before I put it out. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. There's a bunch of donkeys out here in the street. That is why Charlamagne the Kid. We live a life where we bite our tongue based off who we may offend. We never will say anything. You don't give a damn, don't throw at him.

Hey! Charlamagne, give it to him! Give it to him! On The Breakfast Club. In the words of Charlamagne the God, he's a donkey. He ain't give a f***ing ho. Oh man, Charlamagne, you giving donkey the day to who now? Well Buster Rhymes, Donkey Today for Thursday Thursday April 3rd is a double down to a donkey that I did earlier this week. Chris Lewis the 24 year old brother from

Augusta Georgia who was arrested for deprivation of a minor after he left his kids three kids ages 10, 6 and 1 years old at a McDonald's unattended because he had a job interview. Can I refresh your memory? Let's go to Fox26Houston for the report please. A job interview ends badly for a man in Georgia. Chris Lewis was arrested March 22nd. Police say he left his kids in a McDonald's by themselves while he went to an interview for a job. He reportedly told police he did not have a car and lived nearby. Lewis said instead of making his three kids, who are one, six and ten years old, walk home alone, he decided to make them stay in the restaurant. What we know is he was there from

4th, the kids were there from 430, he returned at 6 618 and then the mother was on the way as well but we don't know if she was called by police or him after the fact or if she was on the way anyway. Now let's talk I gave him donkey today for one simple reason you know jeopardize your child safety in the pursuit of employment because there is no job on this planet that would make up for something happening to your child in that McDonald's it's that simple. Salute to the good sister Toni Rivera. Drop on the clues mind for Toni Rivera. You know she's always out here providing you know

human trafficking awareness and she told me is so much trafficking going on in Atlanta in the Georgia area. She said black kids are going for a high rate right now. She said 75 grand and up okay and you're just gonna leave your three beautiful black babies 10, 6, and 1 to fend for themselves in a fast food restaurant for an hour and a half. Times may be hard, but they're gonna be even harder if, God forbid, something tragic had happened to those kids. Now y'all called up to this radio station, y'all was all in the comments telling me I forgot where I came from, as if I ever came from a place

where my parents was leaving me unattended at a fast food restaurant. I see people starting GoFundMe's for the young man. Antonio Brown, as of this morning, has raised almost 80,000 grand for him. Okay, the post on the GoFundMe says, "'Story' called me by surprise. "'A dad just trying to find a way "'to make money for his family. "'I know he shouldn't just leave his kids,

"'but some people don't have the means "'for babysitting, et cetera. "'This GoFundMe is set in place to help this man. "'I have spoken with GoFundMe, "'and they will get the funds to Chris and his family. I haven't spoken to Chris yet, but I hope to do so soon. You haven't spoken to Chris, but you're organizing to raise money for him.

Why? You don't want to vet the brother and make sure the story is what he says it is because to me, and I said this yesterday, the story wasn't adding up. I wasn't trying to cast doubt on the brother's story, even though his story sounded like it had bacterial vaginosis, okay?

Yes? Vaginosis. Well, whatever, it just sounded fishy, okay? I was just pointing out the fact that a job, our job interview shouldn't come before the safety of your kids, okay? A man's job is to protect and provide, and protect comes before provision for a reason.

To me, when I heard the story, it didn't make sense. These kids were left alone for an hour and a half. What job interview lasts that long? And witnesses said they kept seeing Chris walk back and forth. What job interview lets you just keep walking back and forth? Oh, Charlamagne, you don't have no empathy. Charlamagne, you're speaking from a place of privilege. No, I'm speaking from a place of common sense and common sense ain't that common in this modern era. So today we have an update from the same outlet that I got the story from the Augusta Press.

The Richmond County authorities released a full report Wednesday with more details and based on the video evidence and the timeline provided by all parties involved, it was determined that Chris Lewis was not, I repeat, was not engaged in a job interview or application process during the time the children were left unattended. He was not really looking for a job while the children were at McDonald's. Can I give you some details from the police report and the noted inconsistencies Captain Danny Whitehead noted in regards to the whereabouts of Chris while his children were left attended? Okay, let's start with the 10 year old. You know the kids gonna tell it. Okay, she told offices that her siblings and her father

walked to McDonald's from the Hendrix apartment complex. She said her daddy told her he had to deliver a backpack to the apartment complex and told her he would return shortly. The child also mentioned that her father, Chris, frequently leaves them alone. Two witnesses said they recalled hearing Chris on the phone with someone, and he was overheard saying

he needed to drop something off. The witnesses stated that after this, the father left McDonald's, leaving the children behind for approximately an hour and a half. The 10-year-old daughter contacted her mother on social media. At approximately 6pm, the mother arrived at McDonald's at 612pm. She advised that Chris was supposed to deliver a backpack to her mother at the Hendricks Apartments and had been told that he must

take the children with him. The kids mother immediately called Chris who answered and stated that he was on the way back to McDonald's from the apartment complex. Chris arrived at 6 18 p.m. still in possession of the backpack and he told his child's mother that he had been trying to find her to give her the backpack and the children's mother reminded him that he was not supposed to leave the children unattended. Don't go refunding your money from GoFundMe now. Listen to the rest. Now Chris claimed he left the kids at McDonald's because he went to fill out a job application at the West Bank Inn which is located

adjacent to the McDonald's and he was waiting for a callback for a possible interview. He said he left to drop the backpack off at the apartment complex but during the time he lost his ID and he lost another card and he had been retracing his steps trying to find them. Oh you can feel the niggatry in this story rising. So Captain Whitehead went to the West Bank Inn to verify Chris's story. He spoke to the manager and she confirmed that Chris did come in on March 22nd and he did complete a job application. She also conducted an informal interview

with him on that date. When asked if Chris would be expecting a call back for a formal interview, she said no. The manager provided video surveillance footage of when Chris was there. Guess what the times were? What were the times? 1 12 p.m. to 1 37 p.m.

The kids were left unattended at McDonald's from 4 30 p.m. to 6 12 p.m. to 1 37 p.m. The kids were left unattended at McDonald's from 4 30 p.m. to 6 12 p.m. So as I said before based on the video evidence and the timeline provided by all parties involved Chris was not engaged and a job interview when he left the kids at McDonald's furthermore by his own admission he was walking between McDonald's in the apartment complex you know during that period in the distance between the two locations is 0.4 miles. Now, don't let any of that distract you from the fact that regardless of what Chris was

doing during this time, you don't jeopardize your child's safety in the pursuit of employment or anything else because there is no job or anything else you could be doing that would make up for something happening to your child when you leave them unattended for an hour and a half in a public place. I'm just doubling down on Donkey today. You can discuss amongst yourselves. Please let Remy Ma give Chris Lewis the biggest hee haw. Hee haw, hee haw.

You stupid mother f**ker, are you dumb? Thoughts? I knew it. I knew it. And everyone's up here No, I don't think the brother should get you know He's just lock him up slap him on the wrist and let him go cuz he was trying to do something He was out here serving scramble coke and smack. Dang you you walking back and forth and all of that

How you turn McDonald's into a daycare like what's wrong with you? See you can't change the goalpost Like what's wrong with you? See you can't change the goalpost Charlamagne moved the goalpost and you can't change it either. See Charlamagne reported exactly what happened And that's what we made a decision based off what he said Okay Now if Charlamagne didn't give the right information a couple of days ago because a couple of days ago Charlamagne said this man was doing a job I'm going for a job application. Did he or did he not say that a couple days ago? No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no that a couple days ago? No, no, no. So now he's changed it. We did this based on what you said. You're not going to distract me.

What did I just finish saying? Because you know, Embi, don't listen. I said don't let any of that distract you from the fact that regardless of what Chris was doing during this time, you don't jeopardize your child's safety in the pursuit of employment or anything else. I gave him donkey of the day for leaving the kids unattended at a McDonald's for an hour and a half. I don't give a damn what he was doing during that hour and a half. I said I agree he should get donkey of the day but if he was actually going to a job interview and was not doing no F-ish I didn't think he should have been arrested. It don't matter what he was doing. You don't leave your children unattended.

And I said I agree. As the child's mom said, the child's mom said just to you don't leave your kids unattended. I don't agree. And I said I agree. That's why I gave him donkey today. I just didn't feel he should have got arrested if he was really getting a job. You should just hold yourself accountable for not reading niggertree the right way. And then also.

You gave me the niggertree the right way. And then also... That's what... You gave me the niggertree. No, I didn't. And also, I spotted... I smelled the niggertree a long time ago when... You did, because you said your baby daddy would do something like that. I never said that in my life. Never, ever, ever.

Now, Rome would leave the kids with a random girl that he'd known for three days, but he not going to leave his kids in a public place, let alone a McDonald's. By the way, that's crazy, too. Leaving the kids alone with a random girl let alone a McDonald's. By the way, that's crazy too, leaving them kids alone with a random girl for three days is crazy. Absolutely, but it beats leaving them in a fast food restaurant. It's about the same.

Yeah, it is kind of about the same. It's kind of the same, I'm being honest. I don't think McDonald's might be worse, because at least you got somebody watching the kid. You don't know what the person might do to the kids. But at least somebody's watching them. Just leaving them unattended in McDonald's for an hour and a half, that's crazy. It's crazy.

And the little 10-year-old baby girl, she said, my dad do this all the time. Like I already knew what that was. She getting tired of being a parent at McDonald's. Once again, you don't jeopardize your child's safety and the pursuit of employment or anything else. There is no reason to leave your 10-year-old, 6 and 1 year old unattended at a day at McDonald's for an hour and a half. Up next, Jess Fix My Mess. 800-585-1051. If you have relationship issue, relationship problems or anything like that, call Jess up right now to fix your mess.

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Okay, so my daughter's father, me and him became kind of like best friends. Like he became more like an older brother to me than more like a baby father. Like, I mean, like even open, he basically has an open invitation to all of my family functions. Like, he don't even have to be invited. Like, you know, he could show up, no problem, whatever. So me and him, we used to sit or talk on the phone all the time. Like, I would tell him what's going on in my life. He would tell me what's going on in his life.

I had three other kids that's not his. I would talk, you know, about my kids. I was like, nothing. So one day I'm going through my daughter's phone cause she's a teenager. I periodically check my kids' phones. That's right. And I see messages from,

he has a whole girlfriend that I knew nothing about. And I see messages from this girl, texting my daughter saying how much he miss her and how much he love my daughter. So at that point, like I feel disrespected because I'm like, I thought we was like, cool, you know? I thought we was friends, like I thought we had a good co-parent relationship,

like, you know, so why is it that we just sit on the phone and talk for hours, but she didn't feel comfortable enough to tell me that, you know what I'm saying? You had a female and not only that, like you was leaving my daughter around her. Now I'm not mad about that because my daughter is a, she's a teenager. She can open her mouth and she can say whatever she wants to say. But as her mom, I feel like I deserve the right to know where my kid going to be at

when she not in my presence, especially since he lives eight hours away from me. OK, I totally understand. All right. Now you said I'm out full and I'm going to just tackle this part because I can sympathize with you with that because me and my son's dad are the same way. You know, we call each other brother and sister. We're cool. He's invited to all of my family functions as I'm invited to his. I treat his kids with the same respect I treat my kids with.

Like we're all we all intermingle. Everything is cool. Right now. Now, if Rome didn't tell me that he had a girlfriend I would not be that upset because I understand what you're saying you feel more so betrayed by your friend that he didn't come to you with this information because y'all talk about everything else you feel like why the hell you couldn't tell me that she was in a relationship what's up but you shouldn't be that angry about it.

And then listen, are there any feelings there for him? Like any, like be honest, is there any chance that y'all would have a reconcile enough to be back together? Do you have that, you still got a little crush on your baby? I'm gonna talk about, you like him in the slightest way. Is there anything there? Yeah, we were we were together in a whole other state and we'll broke up I just packed up and left and I came back Oh, so I feel like there's a lot of things in our relationship that didn't actually get closer You never yes, so you never you never got that closure because you just up and left. Right, exactly.

Y'all never talked about anything. You never, okay. So yes, there is still some type of feelings there and now you kind of resent him a little bit because now he has this girlfriend and things and you feel like, yo, you didn't even really, we didn't really even fully close our chapter and That's probably honestly why he didn't tell you about her because he feel the same way you feel right okay? Yeah, you got to still like kind of understand his point of view to like I don't want to tell I don't want to ruin me and my baby mama's relationship. We were great although. We didn't end

relationship we were great although we didn't end like the greatest we we didn't give any check we didn't give each other any clarification on like what we were doing you know the end all be all of it we never like fully said goodbye the right way or whatever he probably feel the same way you feel but he's eight hours away what do you expect for him to do and I know you got a little something going on with somebody else, too Right. Yeah, so my right. So so don't be upset. It's just a conversation Yeah, no, no, no. I'm just saying I would have never Disrespected him and given some Winked daughter's phone number without him even knowing that this guy existed because you basically gave this woman like full access to my child even when she's not down there with y'all.

You get what I'm saying? How old is your daughter? She's she's 13 now. Okay. And so she didn't she didn't tell you about the lady either. You just had to go through the phone and find out. Yeah, I have been to be going through her phone. Yeah, yeah.

Again, I feel like it's a conversation. I feel like both of y'all still have unresolved issues and unresolved feelings. And y'all just need to meet. This ain't no phone conversation. Y'all need to see each other. And you need to tell him exactly how you feel. And I guarantee you that's going to open the door for him to tell you exactly how he feels and y'all I guarantee you y'all probably feel the same way. Okay.

Yeah but let me know call back up next Thursday do it before next Thursday so I can know. Okay I will. Alright girl thank you. Alrighty mama. Alright just fix my mess 800-585-1051 call us up right now it's the Breakfast Club good morning. Tell her baby! It's the real deal help Help me! Help me!

Oh my god. I'm all up in your mess. I'ma fix it. Fix my mess? Fix it. Jess gon' fix your mess, cause my advice is real. Morning everybody, it's DJ, Envy, Jess, Hilarious, Charlamagne, the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're in the middle of Jess Fix My Mess. We got Bob on the line. Bob, what's up? Hey, hey, I'm just kidding real kidding real Bob is not that's just an idiot we know Bob is not your name bro we know that I know hey but look look I'm gonna face it real cause Charlamagne a real dude and Charlamagne probably gonna cut me out of my sh** head so look no cursing

I go by strength you know what my child's a good friend probably gonna hear this but yes I got a question because I feel some type of when I feel like I should have a conversation with my friend on this. But so we have a mentor or somebody who's been in our lives for like at least 10, 15 years, like, you know what I'm saying, kind of have been helping us out with advice and things like that. And it's four of us that all grew up, you know what I'm saying, kind of under his mentorship. I'm the youngest out of the four. The oldest person is who I have a question about because I want to talk more about this. Like I want to approach him about it because I feel like what he did was wrong.

Okay. So he basically texts our mentor's wife and was like, hey, your friends are some HOEs. I feel like that's kind of out of pocket because like the dude, you know what I'm saying, no matter what we've all been through, dude ain't never looked at us different. He's always up to that with our families. Like it's like kind of like to me, it's like disrespecting your husband. And like the fact that you even text the dude and was like, hey, your wife mad at you yet? Like to me it's out of pocket

because I feel like if either one of us would have texted your wife that, you'd have been upset and you wanted to fight it. And you know him out of all people, he's not gonna necessarily physically do anything to you. He may not talk to you for a bit. He may pray for you. You know what I'm saying? He's probably gonna start praying for you more, but there's nothing else he's gonna do and you know that. And I just feel like, bro, that's wild, man. Like, come on, bro. So wait, so wait, so wait. Okay. Let's back it up.

So one of your friends texted y'all's mentor and told him that his wife or text the mentor's wife. He texted the mentor's wife and said, Hey, your friends are some H O E. How did he get the mentors wife's number? We all had, we like I said, we've all, they've been married for at least 10 years. We've all known them for at least 15. Okay. Okay. So we're all like, like we're like family, you know what I'm saying?

And I guess y'all were hanging around her friends and they showed some. No, no, no, no, we've no. We've never hung around any friends. It ain't never like that. We've always hung around him. This is why the techs would have texted her that because we don't hang around her, we don't hang around her friends. You know, like we're all grown and adults now. We don't hang around them like that anymore.

We're not kids. Right. I don't understand why the techs even went to the wife. Exactly. I'm just not understanding. Right, I don't understand why the text even went to the wife. Um, I don't Understanding. Yeah, so what so your question to me is like what you should do about this or what? Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley Season 1. I just knew him as a kid. Long silent voices from his past came forward. And he was just staring at me. And they had secrets of their own to share. Gilbert King, I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott.

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friends like, yeah, bro,. We don't have words. Yeah You ever think about this though and it's wrong It is definitely wrong and since you can't figure out exactly why he would text her that when y'all hang around his friends Put when y'all haven't hung around his wife's friends either. He's just lying He's a delusional as dude or he knows something that y'all don't know because he actually did get to hang around No, no Hanging without y'all yo, he might like the old chicks man, and they might get down with the get down

With the get down, he wanted his... Especially if they hoin'. No, it ain't... look. Alright, so here's the thing. I hate to bring waste into this, okay? Okay. But even more the dynamic. They're a white couple. We're all black.

Oh, okay. So that means... Oh, so you're saying like, bro. They're biblically Christian faced. Like, they go to church every Sunday. Like, they are like the idea like, you know what I'm saying, what the other side would do as a couple. The test of faith.

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Like bro, what? Oh, so yeah, he text the wife and then text the mentor. Yeah. So yeah, you just pull up on your homie. Talk to your homie, just talk to him. I feel like, you know what I'm saying, if we all holding each other accountable, because like, I ain't lying, I've done some messed up stuff

and they've all held me accountable for it. Yeah, so. So I just feel like. Definitely. This could be like us holding you accountable, like bro, that's foul, like, I'm not gonna lie. Like I said, if you would have done that, bro, I can't say with everything on the radio,

but yeah, we definitely have words. Yeah, no for sure. Okay, so no, that's just, if that's what it is. I think you should hit your homie. You all grew up together You should be able to have that conversation with him and figure out exactly what happened And I bet you you better call back next Thursday because I bet you he gonna tell you something that you didn't even know I'm telling I'm telling you then you let you told me I'm telling you, you told me they were white and they went to church and all that. Hey, I won't be surprised if he probably listens and they call in and all y'all say something about it. You know what I'm saying?

Listen, call back next Thursday. I bet you he's going to tell you some things that you did not know and that y'all wouldn't even expect from them white church people. I bet you. Hey, say no more. I got you. I'll keep you posted. All right.

Thank you. All right. What's wrong with the mentor's wife being hoes though? That's what I'm saying. No, the mentor is wife's friends. Yeah, what's wrong with the mentor's wife being hoes though? That's what I'm saying. No, the mentor is wife's friends. Yeah, what's wrong with the mentor's wife's friends being hoes? I don't know why that's so hard to believe that he probably cracked one of them. And then, you know what I mean?

And he texted the wife like, yo, your friends hoes, you know what I mean? With a bunch of white 50-some-year-old hoes, man? Y'all supposed to be slinging big peepee and getting paid. Correct. Them Karens and Beckys cut a check. Damn right. The only thing an old white woman gonna love is a young black man.

So I'm like, yo homie. I think it's a young black penis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a young black penis. And I don't think. I like the fantasy type thing, right? His homeboy, yeah, it's like a whole fetish. Like what? Dr. Umar wouldn't approve, but shoot, you know.

Right, and this dude do not believe that. Like he's underestimating his homeboy. Now I do think it's corny for the dude to text that to the wife. To text that to the wife. When he's slowing up the spot. And then go and text the mentor, like is your wife mad at you?

Like yo, you obviously ain't never had no white pom pom ever. Mm mm mm. And you ain't getting paid for it. Probably not. Dudes always asking where the hoes at, they with your mentor's wife. Just fix my mess.

800-585-1051, we got the latest with Lauren coming up. It's the Breakfast Club, good morning. Let's get got the latest with Lauren coming up. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Let's get to the latest with Lauren. She's, Lauren be coming straight back. I tell her, tell her, man. She gets them from somebody that knows somebody. She gets the details.

I'm the homegirl that knows a little bit about everything. She be having the latest on this. She say I'm the biggest. The largest. The latest with Lauren LaRosa. Sometimes she have facts, sometimes she have details, sometimes she have a little bit of everything. Well, it's the latest. On the Breakfast Club. Sometimes you have facts, sometimes you have details, sometimes you have a little bit of everything.

Who is the latest? On The Breakfast Club. Talk to me. So we want to take some time to send a congratulations to USC sophomore guard, Juju Watkins. Juju! Yes, so she was named the winner of the 2025 Naismith Women's College Basketball Player of the Year Award. Well deserved.

Yesterday. Yes, for sure. And I think what the past couple months or like, you know, I mean, it's been a lot with her and her injury and her season ending. The last couple of weeks. Yeah. Dang. Yeah.

It really hurts to see Juju go down because they would have definitely, in my humble opinion, been in the Final Four. I think they would have beat UConn and they'd be in the Final Four right now. Yeah. Well, although that happened, you know'd be in the final four right now Yeah, well although that happened You know this is historic because she is now the first USC player to win the women's college player of the year award since The legendary Lisa Leslie in 1994 so you know it's unfortunate You know that her season ended the way it did But I'm sure she's really excited about this because she posted it and said she is so grateful so

her grass yeah, man and It's in other news about this because she posted it and said she is so grateful. So congratulations to her. Yeah man. And in other news, Friday the movie, I know that I think was Mike Epps he was up here he talked about it happening. But now Variety just announced that Ice Cube has closed a deal for this to happen. Not just announced, but Variety announced that Ice Cube has closed a deal for Friday to happen at Warner Brothers and New Line. So he's reached a deal to write and star in the new Friday movie for Warner Brothers and New Line Cinema. The new feature, which is titled Last Friday, will mark the fourth entry in the comedy series and then the first in over 20 years following up after Friday after next in from 2002. So Ice Cube has been, you know, open about his plans plans to make another Friday movie though his agreement with Warner to star and direct

marks a significant development in the project. So congratulations Ice Cube and it's happening. That's what Mike said when he was here I think he said Cube had just did the deal. I don't remember the third, I remember the third one. That's Ricky Smiley played the Santa Claus. Santa Claus. Oh, oh, oh, yes, yes, yes. The Hollywood one, yeah. You just need a little storyline reminder and you'll remember it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's because the first and second one is like, well, the first one is untouchable.

The second one was cool. And you know, the third one, the third one is always like, oh, okay, nice. The third one could have been a TV show. Could have been. Yeah, it didn't have to be a movie. Yeah. How many episodes of that TV show have been?

Like two. Maybe two. Wait, four, 30 minutes a piece. No, three. Yeah, something like that have to be a movie. How many episodes of that TV show have been? Like two. Maybe two. Wait, four? 30 minutes a piece? No, three. Yeah, it's something like that. But it didn't seem like a continuation of Friday, because if you watched the first one,

and the third one, it's like damn, yeah. Got you. Well, I'm just happy to see it was happening, because I know for a while he was complaining that he couldn't get the support from the studios and stuff that he was needed. If this is the last one, Chris Tucker gotta be. Got to.

He gotta be. He gotta have all the worlds needed. If this is the last one, Chris Tucker gotta be there. Got to. He gotta be. You gotta have all the worlds combined and Chris Tucker the day they, but then everybody's so, John Witherspoon no longer here. He passed. I know. Devo no longer here.

Devo passed. Bernie Mac no longer here. Yeah, Bernie Mac passed. Even though Bernie Mac, he was the preacher though, his part was real quick, they could still make it without some of the acts, but I feel like some of the acts they need like Devo. John Witherspoon, Devo.

Yeah, that's Pops, you know what I mean? What happened to his family? We ain't even see his family the last two movies. We ain't see Craig's mama, Craig's sister. Yeah, and Regina King is the sister, yup, Neil Long is the, yeah, he can still make it work. If Felicia's still smoking crack, isn't Paul can still find?

Hell no, she look good. Wait, wait, is Craig's mom still alive? Then she passed. Oh, D? Yeah, she mom still alive? She passed. Oh, Dee? Yeah, she's still alive. She ain't around here somewhere. Jess, they need you for this movie. You tapped in, okay? That woman is 72 years old.

Jess's last is really 72. Dee, Dee, around here somewhere. See her. Whatever. That's all we got, though? Yeah, that's all we got low. Yeah, that's all we got. All right, cool. So look scenario, right?

So no, you know, I always give you two men to choose from, but I want to know what you would do in this situation. You still trying to find my man? Absolutely. I told her about the day you told me about your city. I thought we got past this. We're not passing until she lands a man. We're not going to be past it.

Now you don't want me to be happy first. It's like, ah, she ain't got no man. I kind of want you to be here a little bit, but just clearly still doesn't. But continue. Hey y'all, I want you to be here tonight. Don't do that. Stupid. Oh my God. Listen, all right, cool. I ain't gonna be the one reporting, so you gotta be here. So listen, all right, you're dating this guy for six months. Y'all six months in. He moved you in. Of course he wooed you and everything. You met his family and all he's successful. Now y'all are out one night, right? And on

your way out of the restaurant, a bisexual guy comes up to your man and he says, Oh, this will be doing now. Listen and walks away. That's all he said. And your man didn't really give a response. He just kind of brushed it off like, oh, whatever. Come on, he grabbed your hand and y'all get in the car. First thing you do is immediately ask, what the hell was that about? And he tells you that that guy from years ago was his assistant. He was once his assistant and he didn't like how he was terminated once the company went under and he's just upset. And that's the first time he's seen him in years

What do you do? Do you believe that do you do more digging or do you just automatically throw him in the boat with the guy? He's in the boat and I'm definitely gonna dig first of all. I'm not walking out the restaurant. Where are you turning now? We got to have a conference call. This is a press conference now. I need to understand What you mean? Okay, so what would you have said to the guy Cause you're Lauren LaRosa and one thing you do is reach out. So the thing is, Reach out and touch her. You go reach out to the guy. Let's hold hands and agree that I need to have a real conversation of what did you mean by that?

What do you mean this is what we're doing now? What was y'all relationship? What was the, I'm confused cause it's giving me that y'all used to deal with each other and I didn't know that that was a past thing if so. But the guy, his disposition, you know, your man is like, This is great.

Like, look, go, I don't even, I ain't even got time for this. He grab your hand and the guy switches off like, okay. This is so sad. You know? I don't care what my man is giving because one thing they gonna do is downplaying. One thing I'm gonna do, get to the bottom of it. Okay, okay, and what if you got your man phone later

and saw that he texted a gay guy, first of all, she's trans. Oh! Oh! It's a little about her? Yes. Now, I'm not even asking questions. I'm out. You alright? Yeah, I can't date a bisexual man.

That is the latest with Lauren. This is sad. First of all, she's sad. You know what? Because she can't even get a man. You're trying to just make up a fake man for her and she can't even get that right. Oh my God. That is so messed up. I did nothing wrong.

This is a scenario that I'm creating. Jess, before we go to break, you know what happened? Gia was felt so bad. Gia was like, I think I found somebody for Jess. I mean, I found somebody for Lauren, right? For Lauren. Oh no. And she's been getting calls all week.

It was a white guy and Lauren turned him down. You turned down somebody white? Yes. Okay. I got you. So you want the melanated kings. But okay. But now she's single again. All right. Well, the people's choice is up next. I say exo like how much money he make. Oh my goodness. It's the breakfast club. Good morning. Black Queens forever, snow bunnies never. You're checking out The Breakfast Club. Morning everybody, it's DJ NV Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are The Breakfast Club. Now we're asking you guys if you call up here,

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last time. Sorry. But yes we're gonna be at the Improv tomorrow, Friday, and then Saturday we have two shows as well. And then Sunday I'm gonna be at Dreamville Fest too, so get your tickets. So get your tickets in. Also salute to Ellie Mastel, did I say it right? Ellie Mastel, he's got a great new book out called Bad Law, 10 Popular Laws That Are Ruining America. I mean, I enjoyed the book,

because I've been wanting to know more about constitutional law. I don been wanting to know more about constitutional law. I don't think there's a better constitutional law scholar than Elie Mostel. I don't believe his beliefs on biology. Okay? He's one of your favorite people, yes. And you have to love all of him.

I do like reading his stuff, but I don't like his views on biology. But on constitutional law, great. Well, definitely pick that up. It's called bad law. And salute to Louis law, great. We'll definitely pick that up. It's called bad law. And salute to Louis V, man. Louis V is here from our sister station, 96.1 The Beat in Atlanta, Georgia. He'll be providing the soundtrack at the Black Effect Podcast Festival, April 26. Louis had a great idea.

Louis said, should I say the idea on the word? Louis said we should get fans, right? Black Effect fans, because if you've been to the Black Effect Podcast Festival, a line dance always breaks out. They always end up doing the electric slide, cha-cha slide and stuff. So you know we gonna have the boots on the ground. Louis V from the Met, he from the 803,

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we got the positive notice, the Breakfast Club, good morning. Morning everybody, it's DJ NV, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. It's almost time to get it's DJ NV Jess Hilarious. Charlamagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. It's almost time to get up outta here. And like you said, Louis V is here. Also Joe Strada from our Atlanta station. I'm gonna be in Atlanta I think in next week.

I gotta do a bunch of podcasts. So set me up with Ferrari and all them to promote the book. Me and my wife will be heading out there. We going on our book tour. All right. You love when you go to Atlanta, huh? Hmm? Atlanta still gay?

First of all, yes Atlanta is gay. Don't do all that. I'm not, I'm not. And you was down there for that shit-leading convention, my homeboy was like, why should I let him try to act like he wasn't looking at me? And I was like, yeah. Oh, that is true.

I was not looking at him. You was looking at him? You was looking at him? You was looking at him? He was thick. I don't even know who she talking about, but I do remember that story though. He was thick.

He was like, he tried to act like he was there with some woman. I was like, that's his wife. He was like, he got a wife? And he was looking at me like that? Yeah. They want me to be trade so wife. He was like, he got a wife and he was looking at me like that. They want me to be betrayed so bad. You are.

Okay vocabulary. Yes. Jesus. We'll leave us on a positive note. The positive note is this, gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough and more. It turns denial into acceptance,

chaos to order, confusion to clarity. So be grateful for something today. Okay. Have a great day. Breakfast club bitches. You all finished or y'all done? Hey, what's up y'all? This is Eric Andre. I made a podcast called Bombing about absolutely tanking on stage. I tell gnarly stories and I talk to friends about their worst moments of bombing in all sorts of ways. Bombing on stage, and he tried to increase his empire by marrying Tamyrus, the widow of the King of the Masangedi people. She refused his offer and so he decided that he would invade her kingdom instead. Turns out that was a big mistake.

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