The Breakfast Club - Halloween Edition

Episode Date: October 31, 2017

Tuesday 10/31- Today on the show, instead of having DJ Envy and Charlamgane, we had Batman, Angela Yee and the Black Panther fill in for them today. Moreover, since it is Halloween we opened up the phone lines to hear what the most offensive costumes they have seen so far. Also, after Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Stephen A. Smith for his comments about J.R Smith, we opened up the phone lines to see if any of our listeners agreed with his comments. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Listen to Haunting on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, what's up? This is Ramses Jha. And I go by the name Q Ward. And we'd like you to join us each week for our show Civic Cipher. That's right. We discuss social issues, especially those that affect black and brown people, but in a way that informs and empowers all people. We discuss everything from prejudice to politics to police violence, and we try to give you the tools to create positive change in your home, workplace, and social circle. We're going to learn how to become better allies to each other. So join us each Saturday for Civic Cipher on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Man, what the hell is this, man? Breakfast Club, bitches.

I'm glad they put y'all together. Y'all are like a mega force. Y'all just took over everything. Wake your punk ass up. This is Chris Brown. I've officially joined The Breakfast Club. Say something, mother******. I'm with it.

The world's most dangerous morning show, Breakfast Club, bitches! Good morning, USA! Gotham City, good morning, Angela Yee. Good morning, Batman. Call me Batman. Charlemagne to God. My name is Black. My name is T'Challa today.

Your name is what? I am the Black Panther. Black Panther, good morning. I'm not Charlemagne to God today, okay? Okay. Are you going to be talking through that mask and muffled all morning? You can't hear me? I can hear you. It's very muffled.

I can't hear myself, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I am here. Okay. The King very muffled. I can't hear myself, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I am here. Okay. The king of Wakanda. Okay. Okay? Well, it's Tuesday.

Happy Halloween. Well, well, well. Happy Halloween. Yes. How do we know that's Charlamagne? We don't know. You have no clue. We don't know if that's Charlamagne or not.

Stand up. Let's see your hips. Let's see your hips. Hold on, man. Hold on now. That's him. Yeah, it's Charlamagne's hips. Don't think I don't know if that's Charlamagne or not. Stand up. Let's see your hips. Let's see your hips. Hold on, man. Hold on. Hold on now. Yeah, that's Charlamagne's hips. Don't think I don't got no hips. I put my hands up on my hip when I dip, dip, dip.

Yeah, that's Charlamagne. Okay? That's Charlamagne. Well, happy Halloween to everybody out there. How do y'all walk behind the spandex all day, ladies? How do y'all wear leggings and onesies and all of that crazy stuff like that? Charlamagne's definitely getting a yeast infection today. Charlotte Mae's definitely going to get a yeast infection.

I feel like I already got one. I only had this costume on 30 minutes. Well, shout out to everybody. I went out last night to the Bane Haunted House. It's in Livingston, New Jersey. And it's about 40 minutes of going through mazes with people scaring the ish out of you. And when I say it's an experience, I'm talking slides. You have to crawl.

They put you in boxes, spin you around. I mean, it's probably one of the craziest Halloween experiences I ever had. It's called the Bain Haunted House out in Livingston, New Jersey. Had a great time. I brought the kids. Everybody had a wonderful time. They scared the ish out of me. I did one of those in Milwaukee last year.

Yeah, you liked it? Yeah, I did like it. It was for Halloween. It takes a long time to get through, though. I was tired as hell. Yeah, it takes you like 20 minutes, 30 minutes to get through. I can't listen to him talk through this. Why can't you listen to Black Panther?

Are you racist? Huh? You don't like black superheroes? First of all, though, you wear Teletubby. What? Of course you did, because you wouldn't know the Black Panther. I sure don't. I sure don't.

What do you dress the best? I just came just as myself. That's fun. A bootlegger on Canal Street. Was that racist? Why? You got on a fake Gucci shirt, like the bootlegger's on Canal Street. This is a real Gucci sweater.

This is real. All right. That's what they say on Canal Street. This is real. All right, let's what they say on Canal Street. This is real. All right, let's get the show cracking. Front page, this is what we're talking about. I mean, what else could we talk about besides Donald Trump and this investigation into the presidency right now?

It's a huge issue. We'll talk about indictments and people pleading guilty and all of that. We'll give you some cliff notes. We don't need the government. We can take justice into our own hands. I'm with you. We are vigilantes. I'm with you, Black Panther. Batman and the Black Panther are here to save your mornings. Yes! It's the Breakfast

Club. Good morning. I'm nervous. Morning, Gotham City. Morning, Gotham World. Good morning, Wakanda. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne the God. We are the Breakfast Club. I told you I'm the Black Panther today, God damn it. Charlamagne said he's the Black Panther. Batman, Angela Yee, Charlemagne to God, we are the breakfast club. I told you I'm the Black Panther today, God damn it. Charlemagne said he's the Black Panther. Batman, Angela Yee, and the

Black Panther. That's right. Let's get in some front page news. Now on Monday Night Football! What are you laughing about? You sound crazy. Kansas City beat Denver 29-19 and Game 6 of the World Series is tonight. Astros vs. Dodgers. Astros lead the Series 29-19. And game six of the World Series is tonight. Astros versus Dodgers.

Astros lead the series 3-2. Now let's talk about your president, I'm just nervous. The Black Panther is missing one hand and the Black Panther has, his nails are sticking up. Well, if you know anything about the Black Panther, you know that he wears a uniform.

It's a suit. So he can take off pieces of the suit when he wants to. You'll see when the movie comes out in February. Okay. Alright. Now let's talk about this whole Trump situation. A lot, there's a lot going on here, so I'll try to break it down for you. Indictments.

Campaign aides Paul Manafort and Rick Gates were indicted. Now that supposedly wasn't a surprise to Donald Trump. According to people who have spoken with him, he had assumed that members of his presidential campaign would be in Mueller's pro, but what they did not anticipate was that Trump's campaign manager, Manafort,

would also plead guilty, and they said that's a much bigger problem for Donald Trump than the indictments. I mean, he about to rap. He pled guilty. He about to cop a deal. He about to snitch. He about to burn the car down. They also revealed that George

Papadopoulos has been his guilty plea. George Papadopoulos pleaded guilty. They also revealed that he's been cooperating with the special counsel investigation since he got arrested in July. So it's been a long time of him giving information. Now I'm a grown ass man. I'm of a certain age. So when I saw George Papadopoulos

the first thing I thought was the white man that adopted Webster. Oh certain age. So when I saw George Papadopoulos, the first thing I thought was the white man that adopted Webster. Oh, Papadopoulos. Yes, George Papadopoulos. It's funny. You said you're a grown-ass man, but you got on tights and a mask right now. Now I'm a grown-ass man. You got on tights and a mask, too.

I didn't put the tights on. He didn't say he was a grown-ass man. Yeah, and I didn't say that either. All right, now, George Papadopoulos has already revealed certain information. Is he going to tell us what Webster is? He did admit to lying to the FBI about the timing of his contacts with the Russians. In his initial interview, he said that he had reached out to his foreign contact before he had formally joined the Trump presidential campaign.

What about his contact with Webster? Did he touch him inappropriately? But it does turn out that they showed interest only after it was known that he was employed by the Trump campaign. So that's a very big deal because initially he did lie to the FBI, even though he was warned that lying would have major consequences. So that's just one thing. And they did reveal also that the Russians did want to have a sit down with Donald Trump. Now, whether or not that happened, we don't know yet. What does all this mean? Is the Carter going to get burned down or what?

I think the Carter's going to get burned down. I think he's going to start talking, and I hope he does. This is just the beginning, though, so we don't know exactly what's going to happen. We don't know if this is going to mean that Papadopoulos has been cooperating and has more information. We don't know what that information is. All we know is that he did lie initially. We do know that he had contact once it was already announced that he was part of the Trump campaign and that he has been cooperating since July with this investigation.

So what can Donald Trump do? Of course, he's been told not to go off on Mueller, who is probing him right now on Twitter because that's going to just anger him. And I guess we'll see what happens. Well, thank God that I have dual citizenship in Wakanda as well. So if I ever need to escape America, I can. My goodness. Your voice sounds crazy. All right.

Some people think that Donald Trump might try to fire Mueller. Oh, he can't do that. He can. He can? He absolutely can. This guy's crazy. All right. All right.

Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent. Hit right. All right. Well, that's front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up right now. 800-585-1051. Or maybe you feel blessed. And tag us in your Halloween costumes so we can take a look and repost some of them. Absolutely.

Or if you feel blessed, hit us up as well. 800-585-1051. Hit us up right now. I feel sexy, boy. Spandex, boy. Spandex is clean cleaning your goddamn body. That spandex is doing it for you, huh? Is it? Man. My goodness, this guy's crazy.

It's like Panda. Charles Bolton ain't got the ass I got. Oh, what's that post he took on the ground? What'd he say? Did he say somebody's ass? Look now, come on now. Tell me. Come on now. Come on now. Okay, alright. Come on, hunks. You ain't getting no butt shots either.

No butt shots. All natural, organic those ain't shots. You ain't getting no butt shots either. All right. No butt shots. All natural, organic, baby. Whose ass is better? Whose ass is better? His or Ro James' ass? You got to do that pose. What pose? That pose.

You got to turn to the side. Oh, there you go. There you go. All right. All right, there you go. Charlamagne, I feel like I see a little Ken doll lump. It's a little Uzi, a little Uzi. A little Uzi vert. My goodness, little oozy, a little oozy. A little oozy vert.

My goodness, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Let's go. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man or black. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club.

So if you got something on your mind, let it out. Hello, who's this? What's up, Envy? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, let it out. Hello, who's this? What's up, Envy? What's up, bro? Get it off your chest, man. Hey. Hey, good morning. How are you?

Hey, what's up? How you feeling? I'm doing good. Is Charlemagne there? He is. You know it. I'm with the Black Panther this morning. The Black Panther's here.

He's the only answer to the Black Panther. Or you can call me Charlotte Main. As some white man called me on Twitter when he was addressing Jamel Hill. Charlemagne, I don't want to hear that. I'm mad at you, Charlamagne. This is Chad. We know, Chad. We know you.

What's up, sis? Oh, God. What are you today, Chad, for Halloween? I'm mad at Charlamagne because last week, he called me a messy bottom, and I didn't even get to talk to him. Okay?

Now, I might be a lot of things. I might be messy, but don't be calling me no bottom. I am not no bottom. You a top, Trav. You let them know. Bottoms lives matter. Don't be calling me no bottom.

Bottoms lives matter, Trav. Don't be like that. No. If we're going to talk about bottoms, we can name a few. Like Tyrese, she a bottom. Wow. Lil Boosie. Okay.

All right. All right. You can't do that. J.A., Trav, watch your mouth. Bye. Bye. Hello, no, no, Boosie. Okay, all right, all right. You can't do that. DJ HF, watch your mouth. Bye. Bye. Hello, who's this? Peace to y'all, first of all.

Good morning. Good morning. We got the Black Panthers. We got Batman. What happened to you, Angela? I didn't get the memo. I didn't know these guys would come and dress up. It's Halloween.

It's Halloween. You didn't get the memo. I didn't get the memo. You didn't get the memo that the day was Halloween? That you guys are dress up. It's Halloween. It's Halloween. You didn't get the memo. I didn't get the memo. You didn't get the memo that you did with Halloween? That you guys were dressing up. Angela,

Angela, you're not a team player and I think they need to stick you in the back and you need to re-evaluate your situation with that fake booty shirt. Guess who

Guess who sounds clear on the radio this morning. Do me a favor, Angela. Check DJ Envy's utility belt to see if he got a dildo on. Envy's tired of the dildo jokes, okay? I was thinking the same thing.

Oh, you were thinking the same thing? Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

Morning. Got this. Get it. Pick up the mother, mother phone and dial. This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. Say it with your chest. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. So you better have the same energy. Hello, who's this? This is Chris. Hey, Chris, get it off your chest.

Want to know why you guys always blasting Donald Trump every day? I put the show on, you guys are blasting Donald Trump. Well, we're reporting the news this morning of what happened. Do you like him? Yeah, I love him. That's the biggest news story. I'm sure you've seen this whole probe that's been going down, right? Why do you love him so much?

Why? Look where the stock market's at. Look at how many jobs he created. He hasn't been in there a year, barely. He has the lowest approval rating of his term already, 33%. It's amazing how people choose money over morals. I don't care what the stock market is doing when race relations in this country is terrible. He's the most divisive president ever.

Whoa, whoa. You must be talking about Obama. No. What are you talking about, Chris? People didn't like Barack Obama because he was black. So you don't mind things that Donald Trump has done, like say, oh, grab him by the... Pussycat. You think that's fine.

You support that. Oh, but Bill Clinton raping people is okay. Who did he rape? Well, if Bill Clinton raped somebody, so did Donald Trump. Yeah, Donald Trump's been accused of rape as well. He jumped out the window. You said rape. Christopher, you have a blessed morning.

What are you for Halloween, Chris? I'm just curious. I'm working for Halloween. You're a white devil for Halloween. That's what you are. My back's for Halloween. All right. Well, have a good one, man.

Enjoy. Absolutely. Hello, who's this? Yo, this is Nate. Nate, get it off your chest, bro. Hey, man. I just want to say that I'm blessed this morning, man. Me and my wife, we weathered the storm, and this is really a shot for her.

She lost a daughter February 5th, Super Bowl Sunday, and she was able to write about it. I just want to give her a shout-out. Okay. 29 weeks to one day. Wait, what did she write about? The loss of our daughter, Naomi Smith. Oh, okay. And I just want to give her a shout-out for being strong and able to share her story for us to share.

All right, bro. Well, I'm sorry to hear that, but yes, shout-out to your wife for being strong enough to tell her search for us to share. Alright, bro. Well, I'm sorry to hear that, but yes, shout out to your wife for being strong enough to share her story. I want to give him a shout out, too. He was on my flight from Birmingham, and I wanted to say something to him, but he was busy. What was he doing? On the phone.

He probably was pretending to be on the phone because he don't like to talk to people. Oh, no, no. This was from Birmingham to New York? Yeah. And you got off in Atlanta? Yeah, Oh, no, no. What happened? Oh, this was from Birmingham to New York? Yeah, and she got off in Atlanta. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was trying to jump on an early flight because the weather was disgusting, so I was trying to catch an earlier flight

to get home early, which I made it home. You should have spoke. Yeah, I started to, but I just let it be. Listen, anytime anybody sees Envy, don't hesitate to just interrupt whatever it is that he's doing.

Yeah, come speak. It's not a problem. Say what's up. All right, that's what's up. And definitely, man, if I can take a look at the book and just give it a shout out, I would greatly appreciate it for my wife. All righty, bro. All right.

29 weeks and one day. Have a good morning, man. All right, y'all have a good one. You too, now. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you're upset, you need to vent, hit us up. Nayee, we got rumors on the way?

Yes, we're going to be talking about Kevin Spacey. Find out the fallout from these allegations against him. Also, Remy Ma just got a brand new deal. We'll tell you more information about that. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. This is The Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty. How my mouth look without the bottom half of the mask on? How your mouth look? That's a simple question. You still get the gist of who I am? Yeah, you know you sure yeah Morning everybody is Batman Angela Yee and the Black Panther. We are the Breakfast Club. Happy Halloween All right. Tashara. What is it? What? Tashara. All right, Tashara.

Black Panther fans understand what I'm talking about. No, we can't. You're not a Black Panther fan. No one can understand because of your muffled voice. Well, let's get to the rumors. Can you say Kevin Spacey? He's gay! Listen up. It's just in.

All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. Gossip. With Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club.

All right, well, Kevin Spacey, a lot of fallout after the story about Anthony Rapp. He was 14 at the time. In 1986, he says that Kevin Spacey did try to molest him. The International Academy has announced that they are not going to give him the International Emmy Founders Award. He was supposed to get that, and they're not going to honor him any longer. Also, House of Cards, they have announced that after the sixth season, the show will be canceled. So the next season will air next year, and then after that, it's over. I probably already had that in the works anyway, though.

But did he say he did it? He said he apologizes if he did do it. But now there's other allegations against him. A former TV anchor has accused him of sexually assaulting a female relative, and another person tweeted on Monday that her young male friend was groped by him when they worked together. House of Cards was probably on its last legs anyway, though, because it can't compete with what's actually going on in the White House right now. What's going on in the White House right now is way more entertaining than what's on House of Cards.

That's for all those president shows, by the way. Scandal, everything. Now, this other guy, Gilles Marini, has come forward, and he's from Sex and the City. That's where we know him from, Sex and the City, back in 2008. He was like Samantha's sexy neighbor. If you guys watched the show, he lived in the beach house next door to Samantha, and she would always watch him having sex on the show with his girlfriend well he said that after he played that role samantha's lover

dante he had his own experiences with sexual harassment he said i was approached by extremely powerful people especially after that i became a piece of meat for many execs in hollywood he said the reason why a lot of people don't come forward he said it's a stigma it's a shame you lose your manhood when a young man is affected by being raped or sexually harassed or touched, you will never hear about it, but those people do exist. I've been saying that for years here on this show, The Breakfast Club. I'm like, nobody takes that seriously. Like, as a man, if I say I was sexually assaulted by another man or raped by another man,

nobody going to take me serious. Well, it's not that they don't take you seriously. It's just that people feel embarrassed themselves about their own manhood. They take you serious when you're a child. If a child says it. If you're a grown man who said he got raped by another grown man and sexually assaulted by another grown man, nobody gonna take me seriously. I don't think they would take you serious, though. Just me,

huh? Just me in particular? Definitely not you. Jesus Christ. Now let's discuss Remy Ma. Congratulations to her. She has signed with Columbia Records. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Remy Ma, damn it. That's dope. I heard her album is dope, too. Fat Joe's been telling me that for months now. Her album is crazy. Fat Joe's usually right about those things.

Seven Winters, Six Summers is the name of the album. Now, y'all saw Love & Hip Hop premiere last night, too, by the way. No, I didn't watch it. Remy Ma's on that. That's why I brought it up. I need to watch. Yeah, so you do need to... Lil' Mo's on it, too, right? Yeah, Lil' Mo's on there, as well. She's not from New Yeah, so you do need to. Lil Mo's on it too, right? Yeah, Lil Mo's on there as well. Shout out to Lil.

She's not from New York. Well, she's on, a lot of people aren't from where they're at on that show. So, Safaree's on this one as well. Safaree's on New York now? Yes, he's on every show. So, what was he crying for last week? Like, he was never going to be on Love & Hip Hop again. He was going to miss that cast in Hollywood.

Now, he's on the New York one. I hate him now. Oh, my goodness. You're going to get on TV and cry and act like you're never going to see nobody again, but you write on Love & Hip Hop New York and you're from New York. He's going to be happy you're home. We have an exclusive this morning, courtesy of DJ Envy. It's not a very clear.

What's going to save you from me? Okay. It's not a very clear exclusive, but it is an exclusive. Everybody's been talking about this Remy My Little Kim song. Y'all saw pictures of them together, right? And the track is called Wake Me Up. Some people have heard it, but it's not available online. Yeah, they shot the video last week,

a couple days ago, I believe. So we do have a little piece of that actual song for you guys to hear. Check it out. ...... play that You just let him hide. Say that quick. I say it to your face. Don't gotta belay that. It's Nick Cole and Kid Man. OJ that bitch. Take that trick.

Get money. Say that quick. First of all, I want to close it off with Lil' Kim. All right. But holy gee whitter. Whitter Chris Batman. Holy Batman. Why would you play that terrible audio? Well, because a lot of people.

You can't get no better quality? There's been the lyrics have been online, and nobody has a song yet. And we don't have it either, clearly. Somebody stole it and sent it to me so I could hear a snippet of it. What she's saying, the crown, I'm going to take that ish because you a clown at home, you don't play that ish.

And then some things going on. We did Lil' Kim No Justice just now. I heard he lay that D. You let them fillet that fish. You just met him how he bait that quick. We did Lil' Kim No Justice just now by playing that terrible audio. That was Remy Ma. Oh, that was Remy.

Oh, my goodness. Who was rapping just now? That was Remy. That was Remy featuring. That's what happens when you play terrible audio. Get MP3 quality and play it before you do that to people. That was over the Lil' Kim beat, though. Yes, over Lil' Kim's.

Oh, so that was Remy over Lil' Kim's beat. But Lil' Kim's on the top. But Kim is on the hook. Yeah. Oh, I thought that was Kim just now. All right. Take your mask off, man. I'm putting my mask back on.

Do like Future and take your mask off. Hey! All right, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your rumor report. All right, thank you, Missy. When we come back, we got front page news. We got to tell you about your president, Donald Trump. So don't move, it's the breakfast. You ain't shout out Vanilla Ice either.

He's 50 years old today. Vanilla Ice. Drop on a clothesline for Vanilla Ice. Yeah, I be birthday to Vanilla Ice. It's the breakfast club. You ain't shout out Vanilla Ice either. He's 50 years old today. Vanilla Ice. Drop on a clothesline for Vanilla Ice. Yeah, I haven't burped into Vanilla Ice. He's 50. All right. It's the breakfast club. Good morning.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Sholomay the God. We are the breakfast club. T'Challa the God. Huh? The King of Wakanda. All right. Well, let me do that again.

Morning, everybody. It's Batman, Angela Yee, and the Black Panther. Good morning, everybody. Happy Halloween. Hello. Let's get in some front page news. I want you guys to come as Bert and Ernie one year. I think that would be so cute.

Hey, hey, enjoy the moment of Black Panther and Batman. We'll think about that for next year. I think that would be super cute. And what is your outfit? And we'll get a bathtub in here and a rubber ducky. And what is your outfit, young lady? What would I be? No, who are you now?

She's a bootlegger on Canal Street. Oh? She's a bootlegger on Canal Street. Oh, she's a bootlegger from Canal Street. Yes. Okay. You got the door knocking earrings for $2. Okay. They cost more than that. Well, let's get in some front page news.

And Monday Night Football. The Kansas City beat Denver 29-19. Game six of the World Series is tonight. Now, let's talk about your president, Donald Trump. Well, it looks like there's going to be some issues. Now, there were two indictments, and that was from Manafort and Gates, who were Trump's advisors and campaign managers during his campaign. And one person, which was unexpected, has pleaded guilty,

and that is George Papadopoulos. George Papadopoulos, the white man who adopted Webster back in the day. Stop to say Papadopoulos. George Papadopoulos, the white man who adopted Webster back in the day. Stop to say Papadopoulos. Now, he is Donald Trump's former foreign policy advisor. He pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia. What about his contact with Webster? Did he ever touch Webster inappropriately? Stop to say Papadopoulos.

Now, originally, Papadopoulos had said that he had some contacts before he knew he would be part of the campaign. But turns out he lied to the FBI about the timing of his contacts with the Russians. Now he says now he has admitted that he only met with them after it became known that he was employed by the Trump campaign. So that's going to be an issue. And he's been cooperating since July. So we don't know what other information he has given up. I mean, he's ratting. It means he's they already have all kinds of information.

It means he's ratting. Call it what it is. He's snitching. Now, Special Counsel Robert Mueller has managed to keep this under wraps. A lot of people in the White House and close felt like they already knew about the indictments of Manafort and Gates, but this Papadopoulos one kind of caught them off guard. So we'll see what the president does now.

They have told him to kind of stray away from Twitter and to not lash out at special counsel Robert Mueller. That wouldn't be good for him. But some people are speculating he may even try to fire him. If he fires him, I think they would impeach him immediately. Wouldn't that make it seem like, you know, he's guilty? He's guilty of something. Yeah, hopefully.

I get rid of him before the trail gets too high. I kind of feel like he just does whatever he wants to do, no matter what. So we'll see what happens. Well, does this mean that the car is about to get burned down? What does this mean? That's what it seems like. We don't know, but they have revealed that the Russians did want to meet and have a sit-down with Donald Trump. Now, whether or not that actually happens, we don't know that yet.

And we don't know what Mueller knows yet. I'm going to be honest with you. I'm not stressing over Donald Trump this holiday season. Last holiday season, I feel like I wasted the holidays stressing over Donald Trump because it was during the whole election time. I'm enjoying the moment, okay? I'm enjoying Halloween right now. I'm going to enjoy Thanksgiving.

I'm going to enjoy Christmas. I'm going to enjoy New Year's Eve, okay? I'm not letting Donald Trump ruin the next three months for me. All right. We get back to hating Donald Trump after Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Okay, perfect. All right, well, that's front page news. Now, when we come back, 805-85-1051,

let's talk most offensive costumes. Oh, man, I saw these Colin Kaepernick costumes that were extremely offensive. One of them was a cop in Reno who wore that costume. What's offensive about Colin Kaepernick costumes? Well, he's a white cop, and he had on a sign that said, we'll stand for food.

Oh, okay. That was offensive. That was a little disrespectful. I think anything blackface is disrespectful. What do you mean anything blackface? You know how people

put blackface on? You got on Batman face right now, should Batman be offended? This is a costume. I'm talking about the backflip. You know how they put the blackface,

I was going to say shoe polish, but they put the dark skin tone. People still do that? Yes. I just saw three white dudes online dressed as amigos and they didn't have blackface on and was going to say shoe polish, but they put the dark skin tone on. People still do that? Yes. I just saw three white dudes online dressed as amigos and they didn't have blackface on and I knew who they were. Oh, well, that's good. That's fine.

That's fine. I'm not offended by that. I think Indian costumes. I think people get upset with the Indian garb. The reason blackface is actually so stupid is because nobody's that complexion. I mean, maybe Akon, but like nobody else is actually the complexion. So there's somebody that complexion. There's nobody the complexion

of the actual shoe polish or blackface y'all put on. Like, that's just dumb. So if it was like a lighter brown, then it'd be okay? I don't know if it's okay. I mean, it's a costume. I don't know. I'm always torn about stuff like this.

You know what I'm saying? The things I find offensive are when you make fun of like Trayvon Martin, Freddie Gray, like people who have had tragic deaths. Okay, there's a kid who did dress up in Baltimore as Freddie Gray. Yeah, that's just disrespectful. You just ready to get your ass kicked for stuff like that.

That's disrespectful. But if you're tastefully pretending to be someone and paying homage, then I don't know. It's kind of weird. But I don't think you need the skin complexion just to have the essence of someone. I don't think so either. Well, let's open, you know, have the essence of someone. No, I don't think so either. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. What are some of the most offensive costumes you've seen?

Call us up right now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, if you just joined us, we're talking most offensive costumes.

All right. Offensive Halloween costumes. That's right. I mean, listen, man, I think everything is subjective, but I think that the most offensive Halloween costumes I see are Halloween costumes that are making fun of deceased people, especially deceased people who have been killed at the hands of the police. Like, you know, I don't like seeing the Freddie Gray costumes. I don't like seeing the Trayv of the police. I don't like seeing the Freddie Gray costumes.

I don't like seeing the Trayvon Martin costumes. I don't like that. What about slaves? Slaves? Yeah, I mean, I don't like the slave thing either. I mean, especially when you turn out to be what you pretend to be. So you could pretend to be something a lot more empowering than a slave. What about a mass shooter?

Huh? What about a mass shooter? What about a mass shooter? That's disrespectful. That's disrespectful. I mean, listen, why disrespect people with families like that? You know what I'm saying?

Like, that's very traumatizing for some people. Like, people get triggered by just turning on the news and seeing something about the Las Vegas shooting, especially if you lost somebody there. So why would you dress up

as the Las Vegas shooter to trigger someone? What about somebody who dressed up, this guy dressed up as someone from ISIS and went into the mall dressed as ISIS? Now I was confused

about that one because I don't even know what members of ISIS dress like. Right, he went in just like he was a terrorist. No. With a gun and everything. But I can understand why somebody would do that. Because those are real life horrors. You understand what I'm saying? Like Halloween's supposed to be scary and it's supposed to be terrifying,

right? So what would scare you more than watching a member of ISIS walk through the mall with a rifle? I don't know about that one. It's in poor taste. Now what about lieutenants and generals of the Confederate Army? I see that too. Yeah, one kid had on a swastika at school, by the way. That's a little surprising. Halloween. Be more creative, people. Okay?

Be Black Panther with a bulge. I don't know how you ladies wear spandex. I'm gonna be honest with you. These leggings are killing me. Those latex is killing me. Hello, who's this? It's Karen. Hey, what costumes do you find offensive? I haven't really found anything that's been offensive lately.

But I was just listening to you and you were talking about the garb, the Indian garb. Yes. That can be offensive after I heard, you know, the indigenous interview. But I wanted to talk about people got offended with Kim Kardashian and how she was dressed up as Aaliyah. And I personally didn't find that offensive. I think she did a good job. I didn't find it offensive either. You found it offensive. I didn't find it offensive.

I didn't find it offensive. Why? I'm a fan of Aaliyah. Listen, I just didn't like it. I don't know. I wouldn't say it was offensive. You don't like Kim Kardashian and you don't want her dressing up as a cultural icon like Aaliyah. Listen, I just didn't like it. I don't know. I wouldn't say it was offensive. You don't like Kim Kardashian, and you don't want her dressing up as a cultural icon like Aaliyah.

That's all it is. I don't have a problem. That's fine. It's not offensive. You just don't like Kim. If she wore a Michael Jackson outfit, they would say they didn't like that either. That's all. You don't like Kim.

But one of the other sisters dressed up as Michael Jackson, I think Kourtney. Hello, who's this? Hello, Tina from the Bronx. Hey, what Halloween costumes do you find offensive? I'm still, if you wear a white sheet and you're not trying to give them, especially everything we've been through right now, I think that I take offensive because it looks like the KKK.

Yep. I got you. That's how I feel about people in white champion hoodies with the cone heads. Now, I'm looking at some of these costumes online. One person came dressed as the wall that Trump wants to build in Mexico. That's funny. And it says Mexico will pay on it. Well, Mexico City, now when you wall that Trump wants to build. There's nothing wrong with that. That's funny. And it says Mexico will pay on it. Well, Mexico City, now when you get jumped by some Mexicans, that's your dumb ass.

I bet you won't pull up to Home Depot with that on. You stupid. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Noah. Hey, we're talking most offensive Halloween costumes. What do you think? All right. I don't know how offensive this is, but I was at Walk House last night,

and this dude came in with a big, huge one on his shirt. A huge one. A huge one, right? But attached to him was like this piece of wood with like a lamp and like a book on it. I was like, what are you? He said, I'm a one-night stand. And then he opened his drawer, attached to him, and pulled out a roll of comics. That's creative as hell.

What's the problem? Why is that offensive? That wasn't offensive to me. That roll of condoms. That's creative as hell. What's the problem? Why is that offensive? That wasn't offensive to me. That was just mad funny. That's creative. I like that. Now I saw something disgusting. Ludacris posted this.

I don't know if you guys saw this on his page. What is it? It was a man dressed up as a bloody maxi pad. That's dope. Drop on a clues bomb for him. That's nasty. It looks so disgusting. That's dope, man.

That's dope. All right. 800-585-1051. We're talking most offensive costumes. It's Halloween. Call us up right now. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on.

Batman, Angela Yee, and the Black Panther. We are the Breakfast Club. Now, we're asking 800-585-1051 some of the most offensive costumes that you guys have seen. Listen, like I said, the only thing that offends me is anything that got to do with making fun of somebody's murder. You know what I'm saying? I ain't with the Freddie Gray costumes. I'm not with the Trayvon Martins. In fact, you should get your ass beat if you walk out

the house wearing anything like that. What about a Nazi costume or a Ku Klux Klan member? I don't like none of those either. Nah, I ain't with that either. I ain't with nobody dressing up as no member of no hate group because that lets me know that's not even a costume. You had that in the closet. You just wearing it in plain sight today because it's Halloween. Yeah, all the Adolf Hitlers, I don't like it. Nah, nah. You deserve to get your ass kicked

for all of that. And by the way, if you dress up as Adolf Hitler and you get jumped by a group of Jewish people, you deserve it. If you dress up as the wall that Donald Trump wants to build to keep Mexicans out and you get jumped by a bunch of Mexicans, you deserve it. If you dress up as a slave and you're a white person and a bunch of black people jump you, you deserve it. You deserve it. Hello, who's this a slave and you're a white person and a bunch of black people jump you,

you deserve it. You deserve it. Hello, who's this? Crystal. Hey, Crystal. We're talking most offensive costumes. You got one? Yes, the immigration officer.

Yeah. I can see where you're coming from. And then they put it right next to the Trump costume. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's disrespectful. Especially if you dress up as Trump and you got like five or six members of ICE with you. Hello, who's this? Well, this is Charles.

Hey, Charles. What's the most offensive costume you've seen? I ain't seen no offensive costumes, but back to the white, you know, black faces and all that. They got to pick and choose who they can be if they white. Like Sammy Sosa, Lil' Kim, Michael Jackson. They can be them. That's creative, though. If you want to be Colin Kaepernick, throw an Afro on in a 49ers jersey on Currier Football.

Now, hold on. What if you're a white person and you want to be Colin Kaepernick, but in a respectful way because you actually like what Colin stood for? I'm fine with that. You're fine with that? Not with a sign that says, we'll kneel for food. Okay, that's why. I mean, we'll stand for food.

Hello, who's this? Good morning, you guys. Cassandra. Hey, Cassandra. We're talking most offensive costumes. What do you think? The most offensive what I've seen on IG

was this guy dressed as a stained macadam. He just talked about that. Why is that offensive? I just sent that to you. It's just disgusting. That's just nasty. I don't know about offensive.

Seriously, why is that offensive? I actually showed that to my friends while we were eating dinner last night. Now, that's offensive. Now, that's foul. Hello, who's this? What if y'all found out it was real blood, though? Even better.

Hey, Mr. Fun. Good morning. We're talking most offensive costumes. You got one? Yes. So I was on Facebook this morning while I was rolling up, and I saw a white man with a black face, taking a knee, dressed as Colin Kaepernick with a sign around his neck saying, I need a job.

And a white woman standing next to him saying, with a flag wrapped around him saying, stay it up for me, man. Well, he need his ass beat. Yeah. See, that's my thing. Thank you, mama. Wearing what you want to wear is just like freedom of speech.

You can say what you want to say. You can wear what you want to wear. But you better be ready for the consequences of those actions. You better have that same energy. You better have that same energy when you get ran down on by some people who take, you know, Colin Kaepernick taking a knee very seriously.

Now, what's the moral of the story, Panther? The moral of the story is exactly what I just said. You can have freedom of speech and you can, you know, be free to wear what you want to wear.

Just be willing to take the consequences of those actions, God damn it, for wearing an offensive costume. Because you create, you're sending out negative energy to the universe.

Right. So when you're going to get that negative energy back. Although there's costumes that people didn't know are, quote, offensive. Like what? Like a geisha. A lot of people dress up as a geisha. Yeah, but I'm not talking about people who don't know. I'm talking about people who dress up like Freddie Gray,

Trayvon Martin, Colin Kaepernick with a black face. And by the way, it's Halloween. Everybody in mask, okay? You can get away with beating up on some people today. No't stop me. The Black Panther swung on me. Batman swung on me. I didn't know what happened, officer.

We got rumors all the way. Who hit you? Batman? Yes. We'll talk about a couple that just broke up, and I think we predicted this would happen just yesterday when we talked about it right up here on The Breakfast Club. All right.

We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Come on. Are you ready? He's putting the mask back on. Mask back on. Hands back on.

Gloves back on. Oh, the gloves are coming on. All right. I'm going to frisk you. Angelique, put your mask back on. All right. All right. Morning, everybody.

It's Batman. Angelique. Black Panther. Now, I'm not going to lie. That was a good question that somebody asked during Tell Them Why You Mad. Do you have a deal doing your utility bills? I do not. Not today.

Not today. I do not. I do not. All right. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Cardi B. This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it.

On the Breakfast Club. So listen up. Well, congratulations to Cardi B. With Angela Yee. On The Breakfast Club. Well, congratulations to Cardi B. She is on the cover of Rolling Stone. Drop one of Clues Bombs for Bardi B. The hot issue. By the way, I love the picture that they have of her on the cover of Rolling Stone. If you had a chance to see it, it's on Revolt if you didn't see it yet.

What is Atlantic waiting on to put out Cardi's album? I think she's waiting. She's saying that she has six or seven solid songs, and she says this in the article. Okay. Because they just interviewed her in the middle of October, and she said she does have solid songs ready, but she is wanting to make sure she has some hit songs. I just want her to take advantage of this moment. You know what I'm saying?

All the press that she's getting to cover the Rolling Stones. Right. She's coming off three weeks as the number one. It just seems like now, during the holiday season season will be a time to drop it off. Right now is the perfect time for her. Now I'm going to give you some highlights from the interview. Okay. If you didn't get a chance to read the Rolling Stone article yet. It starts off with her in the doorway of her hotel bathroom

and she said she doesn't like the soap at the hotel. She said that soap gave me the yeast infection of 2017. My feet was burning like a Mexican taco. Just to give you an idea, the writer said when they first walked in, that's what happened. And then they talk about her and Offset a lot, because this is

right before her engagement, so she did express that she did want to marry him. And she said she doesn't drink a lot, only when she's around her man, because she knows when she drinks, she's going to want to have sex. And she didn't get any sex on her birthday. She had just turned 25 when this article was written. And she said Offset was in Australia, so she didn't get no D on her birthday. But she said she wasn't going to anyway because she had her period.

Hold on, you mean to tell me Offset proposed to Cardi and they never had sex with her on the period? A period don't stop nothing but a sentence. Maybe she doesn't want to. And I'm going to tell you as a woman, there's certain days that you're like, not today. Yeah, you get the light flow. Maybe it was a heavy flow day. Yeah, day five, six. Yeah, that might have been her heavy flow day.

Might have been day one. Day five or six, you're ready. Yeah, if it's day one, you don't do it. Or day two. All right, now she also talks about feeling like she's getting trapped and muted little by little right now. She said, I used to tell myself I will always be myself. But she says, little by little, I feel like I'm getting trapped and muted. And that's just because certain things when you say and you're famous and you're in the spotlight, it gets perceived wrong. Don't stop being Cardi.

Like she had tweeted out, she referred to Kim Jong-un as Wong Tung-suk. And that was something that she felt she had to delete. But Kim, nobody cares about what you call Kim Jong-un. I'm sure that's not his name. Yeah, I don't think it's just about him. It's just about making fun of a name because people always make fun of Asian names. I thought she was making fun of the dictator

that could possibly kill us one day. All right, now she also says that she's stressed about putting out her album, like you said. She said she wants to make sure that her songs live up to Bodak Yellow. She knows she has a lot of doubters around her. Can she make another hit? Can she make another hit? Can she make another hit?

So she is scared of failure. She said, if you go broke and lose your career, it's bad, and everybody's talking ish about it. At least if you lose

your nine to five, you don't got millions of people judging you and talking ish while you lose your job. I've told Cardi, I don't think she should chase the success

of Bodak Yellow. Just go in the studio and make good records. That's it. I think she'll be fine. That's it. Don't think about trying to top Bodak Yellow.

I think you lose when you do that. Just go in there and make good records. Let's not get it twisted. She's been making good records for the last two years. Exactly. So she'll be alright. Alright, so that's just the highlights from Cardi B's interview. If you want to go check out the whole thing. God bless Cardi B. Drop on the clues bomb for her again, goddamn it. Alright, Selena Gomez and

The Weeknd have split up. Now, we talked about this yesterday because Selena Gomez has been hanging out with Justin Bieber. Allegedly, The Weeknd was okay with Now, we talked about this yesterday because Selena Gomez has been hanging out with Justin Bieber. Allegedly, the weekend was okay with it, but apparently not. All right. Her family does not really like her hanging around Justin Bieber just because of their history and all the things that he's done to her. They pray that he doesn't hurt her again. But she's been with him.

They were at each other's houses. They went to brunch together. They also went to church services together. So now it's over for her and the weekend. Now, according to the New York Post and Page Six, they did give an exclusive where they said that the weekend had gotten back together with his ex. And maybe that's part of the reason why Selena Gomez has gone back to Justin Bieber. So who knows? But that's that's the little inside scoop on what's going on with the two of them. Also, I was saying yesterday, I don't know about hanging out with your ex

when you're in a relationship, like going to his house. No, I said hell no. And he's coming to your house. Hell no. And you guys are going to church and brunch together. No way. It feels like a little too much. You go to church with him, stay with him right there, okay?

Just go on and walk down the aisle and get married. You go to church with your ex and you're in a relationship with me, goddammit. The hell are you going to church with him for? I'm the one that needs Jesus. You go to church with your ex and you're in a relationship with me, god damn it. The hell you going to church with them for? I'm the one that needs Jesus. Right, and also out today, 21 Savage, Offset, and Metro Boomin have a new album

Without Warning. Oh, I'm listening to that in the gym today. Yeah, so shout out to them. Isn't Chris Brown's album out today too? It's Halloween. I know they said

October 31st. I don't know. Isn't that 45 track album is coming out? And Kodak Black and Plies have a joint mixtape that is out today as well. I'm definitely not ready for Kodak Black and Plies have a joint mixtape that is out today as well. I'm definitely not ready for Kodak Black and Plies.

You got to give me about a week to take them two in. I'm going to listen to Offset and 21 today. But I cannot listen to Kodak Black and Plies this week. All right. Well, their mixtape is called FEMA, which stands for Finesse, Elevate, Motivate, Achieve. I know there is some sophisticated ratchetness, some intellectual ignorance on that one right there. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your Rumor Report, some intellectual ignorance on that one. Absolutely. All right. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that is your rumor report.

Thank you, Miss Yee. Yes. Black Panther. Yes. Who you giving your donkey to? Listen, man, I need a man who I like to call. I feel you, boo. Let it out.

You can go to match.com. All right. A lot of great. What man you need? What man you need, boo? Listen, I need an individual named Stephen A. Sunken Place to come to the front of the congregation. We'd like to have a word with him. I'm talking about Stephen A. Smith, okay?

All right. We'll get to that when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day. It's the donkey of the day.

It's the donkey of the day. That's pretty funny. Charlamagne the devil? Possibly. The Breakfast Club. Yes, donkey of the day. For Tuesday, October 31st, goes to Stephen A. Smith. Now, I wasn't here yesterday because if I was, Stephen A. Smith would have gotten this donkey yesterday, all right?

Look, Stephen A. Smith is from New York. Queens, I believe, right? I hope not. I think he's from Queens. So if he has family out there in Queens. He's from Queens. He's from Queens. If he has family out there in Queens, please, if y'all haven't already, I need y'all to text him, call him, and tell him to knock this monkey stuff off.

He's embarrassing us, okay? Now, Stephen A. Smith was on First Take, his show, and he isn't happy about players wearing hoodies on the bench. Apparently, Nike made these hoodies so players are wearing them on the bench. I see no problem with this whatsoever, but Stephen A. Smith decided to express his opinion on the hoodies, and you know me, I'm all for freedom of speech, but with freedom of speech, just know I have the freedom to call you stupid for what you said.

Let's hear what Stephen A. Sunkin' Place had to say about NBA players wearing the Nike hoodies. I don't know why the hell Nike made these damn uniforms that have hoods attached to it, by the way. You got a lot of those white folks in the audience that's going to think this is Drayvon Martin being revisited. And I'm not joking about it. The bench is no place for somebody to be wearing hoodies. Get my damn teacup going. Oh my God. Get my teacup

going. Stephen A. Sunk in place. I don't know if you realize this or not, but Trayvon Martin was the victim. He was racially profiled because of the color of his skin. Trayvon Martin's hoodie wasn't the problem. It was George Zimmerman's bigotry that was the problem. And I don't understand how, as a black man,

you yourself can reinforce the negative stereotypes of hoodies. Okay, see, I hate when brothers like Stephen A. Sunk in Place get on these national platforms and speak like this because when he makes statements like this, he doesn't even realize that he's justifying the bigotry and prejudice that some white people feel for black men. And I guess that fear is heightened by black men in hoodies, okay? It's a hoodie. Hoodies are not exclusive to one race, one gender.

It's a piece of clothing. If any white person in the crowd looks at a black man and they are reminded of Trayvon Martin because they see him in a hoodie and they are threatened in any way, it's not the hoodie that's making them feel that way. It's the prejudice they have towards black people, okay? That's making them feel like that. If you don prejudice they have towards black people, okay, that's making them feel like that. If you don't want players wearing hoodies

on the bench, cool. That's your opinion, Stephen A. Sunken Place, but to say it's gonna remind white people of Trayvon Martin? Bro, who gives a damn about what those white people think? You're so busy trying to make white people comfortable all the time. Well, what about us? Can I not wear a hoodie without being profiled?

Huh? Is me wearing a hoodie justification for some top flight security to run down on me, you know, with a pistol and kill me just because he thinks I look like a threat? Once again, Stephen A. Sunk in Place, it's not the hoodie that makes the white people uncomfortable. It's the black person in the hoodie. Now, Stephen A. Sunk in Place is backtracked. Let's hear how he attempted to clean this up. So I wasn't talking about J.R. Smith. I was talking about Nike. Nike's the one that made the hoodies.

And I wasn't talking about him wearing a hoodie or doing layup lines, layup drills, or the warm-up line, or whatever. Layup line, rather, or whatever. I was talking specifically about the J.R. Smith that was on the bench because he had only played three minutes in the fourth quarter of that opener against Boston Max Kellerman

when he was sitting on the bench with his hoodie on looking like a sad puppy because D. Wade was on the floor. My comments about the hoodie were simple. It's a matter of taste for me. I don't believe a player sitting on the bench needs to have on a hoodie. I wear hoodies for crying out loud, but it ain't on first take. No, no, no, Stephen A. Sunken Place. That's not what you said.

You didn't originally say anything about J.R. Stats. You said, and I quote, white people will be reminded of Trayvon Martin if they see players on the bench in hoodies. Don't try to move the goalposts now and take the comments back the way your barber takes your hairline back, okay? Look here, Stephen A. Sunken Place.

Brother to brother, black man to black man, media personality to media personality. I know you like to say you don't care about what people think of you. That's fine. Neither do I. But sometimes you need to shut the hell up and listen to what your community is saying. Because whether you know it or not, you justified the feelings of every bigot, racist, white devil,

crack-ass cracker who thinks that a black man in a hoodie is a threat. You, Stephen A. Sunken Place, have justified racial profiling. Please give Stephen A. Smith the biggest hee-haw, please. Holy Toledo, Panther. I'm putting the rest of my Black Panther costume back on now. God damn it. Alright!

And there you have it. Thank you for that donkey today. Yes. Clearly I wear what I want to you have it. There you have it. Thank you for that donkey today. Yes. Clearly, I wear what I want to wear around anyone. There you go. Okay? Black Panther. I'm definitely profiling him.

I'm going to give a damn about making you feel comfortable. All right. Well, let's open up the phone lines. 800-585-1051. What do you think of Stephen A. Smith's comments? I think Stephen A. Sunk in Place is his name. Okay? Well, that is the question.

Call us up right now. Stephen A and the A might stand for asswipe. It is Batman, Black Panther, and ye. 800-585-1051. We might have to go down there and do something to him Gotham style. Let's go to Connecticut. Let's go to Bristol

and overthrow the evil government that is First Take. I'll get the Batmobile and let's go. I don't need it. I'm worth $400 billion. I'm the black guy. I have my own vehicles. Alright, well, mask off. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's Batman,

Angela Yee, and the Black Panther. Now, if you just join us, Charlamagne gave Stephen A. Smith donkey of the day for these comments right here. I don't know why the hell Nike made these damn uniforms that have hoods attached to it, by the way. You got a lot of those white folks in the audience that's gonna think

this is Trayvon Martin being revisited. And I'm not joking about it. The bench is no place for somebody to be wearing hoodies. So we're asking 805-85-105-1, what do you think of these comments? I'm kind of confused because he's making it seem like Trayvon Martin did something wrong. Yes. Other than just wear a hoodie.

Yeah, he's acting like Trayvon Martin wasn't the victim. And see, what I don't like about what Stephen A. Smith did, he basically justified racial profiling. I don't give a damn what a white person in the crowd thinks if they see a black player on the bench in a hoodie. If a white person in the crowd looks at a black person in a hoodie and thinks about Trayvon Martin, the hoodie isn't the problem.

The bigotry and the prejudice that that person has in them is the problem. Their mind frame, exactly. Let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? Good morning, this is Lisa. Hey, Lisa, what do you think of Stephen A. Smith's comments? I think he is absolutely ignorant, and I feel like some sort of legal action should be taken because he victim. I mean, I'm sorry. He made Trayvon Martin seem to be the criminal in the case.

And that wasn't it at all. So he just didn't think before he spoke, I think. And he thought that that would get some laughs or something. And it was not funny at all. Not at all. Thank you, Mama. Hello, who's this? Leah from Florida.

Hey, good morning. Now we're asking, what do you think of Stephen A, who's this? Leah from Florida. Hey, good morning. Now we're asking, what do you think of Stephen A. Smith's comments? I think his comments were definitely unnecessary. He has a platform that he can use to change people's views. And instead, he used it in the wrong way. And if he's man enough to say something, he needs to be man enough to stand by what he says, even when he gets heat behind it.

I live in Florida, so I know for sure firsthand what racial profiling is, you know, especially in Orlando. You know, I'm from where Trayvon Martin got killed at, and so for him to go ahead and say something so stupid when there's little minded people that would take

what he said and be like, okay, so since he thought it's okay and he's a black man, then I can do whatever it is that I want to do. That's what I said. He's justifying racial profiling. He's justifying people's bigotry. He's justifying their prejudice. He's justifying them being crack-ass, cracker white devils who are intimidated by a black man in a hoodie.

Right. Well, 800-585-1051 if you just joined us. Stephen A. Smith got donkey today for these comments right here. I don't know why the hell Nike made these damn uniforms that have hoods attached to it, by the way. You got a lot of those white folks in the audience that's going to think this is Drayvon Martin being revisited.

And I'm not joking about it. The bench is no place for somebody to be wearing hoodies. Call us up right now. Let us know what you think. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. I'm Batman.

That's Angela Yee. I'm sorry. And I am T'Charla. That's the Black Panther. That's Angela Yee. I'm sorry. And I am T'Charla. That's the Black Panther. He's the Black Panther. And right now, Charlamagne gave Stephen A. Smith donkey today for these comments and his statement right here. I don't know why the hell Nike made these damn uniforms that have hoods attached to

it, by the way. You got a lot of those white folks in the audience that's going to think this is Drayvon Martin being revisited. And I'm not joking about it. The bench is no place for somebody to be wearing hoodies. So we're asking, what do you think? 805-85-1051. I think that Stephen A. justified

the feelings of every bigot, racist, white devil, crack-ass cracker who thinks that a black man in a hoodie is a threat. And that he did. And I did not like it. Holy racial profiling, Batman. I can't, guys. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on, my brother?

This is Slim from Brooklyn. What's up? I love y'all, man. What's up, Slim? We love you back, bro. What do you think about Stephen A. Smith's comments? I will be totally honest with you. Hey, I agree with the Panther, man.

This guy is from the most sunken of sunken places in the world, man. Let me tell you, his train of thought sometimes to me is so ass-backwards. Excuse me. You know, I just can't believe that this is a brother on TV talking like this, man. I'm just speaking real. Alright. Thank you, brother. Stephen A. Sunk in Places is his name. Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is

Vince. What's going on? What do you think about Stephen A. Smith's comments, bro? Man, listen here, man. He's offensive, man. I mean. He's offensive, man. I mean, that's racist, man. You know, when they made apparels, they didn't make apparels for specifically hood individuals, man. They made them for everybody. Exactly.

If you choose to wear it, you choose to wear it. I mean, you know, based on your fashion. There's nobody looking at a white man in a hoodie as a threat. Not at all. Okay, so it's not the hoodie. It's the color of people's skin that they're threatened by. Now, what's the moral of the story?

The moral of the story is this. We're having a petty party. I want you to go to at Stephen A. Smith on Twitter and simply type Stephen A. Sunken Place. You got to put a teacup too. Oh, yeah. I forgot you got the teacup emoji.

Yes, put Stephen A. Sunken Place and a teacup emoji. Teacup emoji. On Stephen A. Smith's emoji. Yes, put Stephen A. Sunk in Place and a teacup emoji on Stephen A. Smith's Twitter. Go. Go do that now. Petty party, petty party, petty party. Petty party, petty party. Alright. We got rumors on the way? Yes, Mary J. Blige and Ken Du, her estranged husband,

find out what she expects from him when it comes to finances. Y'all know he was already trying to get all this money out of her. We'll tell you how she responded. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody.

It's Batman. That's Angela Yee. And that is the Black Panther over there. Holy nine and a half inch dildo, Batman. He's not into this anymore. Oh, man. Or is he? Let's shut up. Let's get into this anymore. Oh, man. Or is he? Let's shut up.

Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Nicki Minaj's brother. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor report. Rumor report. This is the rumor report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club.

So Jelani Mirage, who is Nicki Minaj's brother, his former stepdaughter testified in court yesterday about being repeatedly raped in her Long Island home beginning when she was 11 years old. Now I'll tell you what she had to say in court. She said, he would call me his puppet and say I had no say in what he did to me. According to her, the abuse began in April of 2015.

She was living with her mom and with Jelani Mirage in Long Island. He started by rubbing his erection on her, but things escalated, she said, when she went to his room to greet him one morning. She said it was a Saturday morning. I went to him to say good morning. I had hugged him as usual. I went to go lie next to him as I usually do. When I did that, he told me to go close the door.

He told me to take off my pants. Then he told me to come under the covers with him, and he started caressing me. Now, according to the young woman, she said that he then had sex with her when she was 11 and ejaculated in her mouth and then allegedly began frequently raping her after school. At one point, she had to stop because she was shaking as she told her story, and they had to take a break before she could continue. Oh, he getting thrown under the jail. It's a wrap.

She said we would have sex in his bedroom, in my bedroom, in the basement. Now, she also said he made her think the attacks were her fault, saying that she was sending him signals. He mentioned I was brushing myself on him and that I wanted it to happen. She said he used lubricant and told me to breathe properly and not to clench so it wouldn't hurt so much. I told him to stop and try to push him away. This is crazy. All right, you don't have to read this. This is crazy.

We get the gist of the stuff. Yeah, we get it. Jesus Christ. That it hurt. So I'm just giving you some information. She said that he would also keep her from orchestra and soccer practice. And if she cried, he would hit her. You don't have to give us any more details.

No, there's a lot more details. I don't have to be enlightened or intelligent to understand that. That's crazy. Okay? I get what she's saying. Now, according to Jelani Mirage's defense team, they're saying that his wife invented this whole story as a way to extort $25

million from Nicki Minaj and that's how she is tied into this. How old is the young girl now? That was tough to find? 14. You think you could coach a 14-year-old girl to say all of that kind of stuff? Especially if you say she started shaking during it. I mean, that sounds pretty legit to me. Oh, my goodness. But I don't know.

We will continue to update you. I don't know what it sounds like, though. It sounds like he's going under the gym. But if so, he should go under the gym. Without question, after being castrated. All right, so we'll keep you updated on what's going on in the courtroom. That was from yesterday in court. Now, the CEO of Starz paid $1 million to have Snoop Dogg at his kids' Halloween party.

They had a party at his house for 75 kids between the ages of 7 and 12. They transformed their whole house in L.A. into a funeral parlor and a mausoleum and a haunted house. For Halloween? Yeah, for Halloween. So Snoop and DJ Khaled were the surprise performers. He stuck to clean versions, no smoking, nothing. Or drop on a Clues Bonsai soup. That's bought Mitch for money.

A million dollars? Wow. Yeah, shout out to Snoop. That's bought Mitch for money. All right, Andre 3000, he just did an interview with GQ Style. He talked about a lot of different things. He is going to create a line of Anita Baker t-shirts. That's one of his

plans. Now, apparently, it all came about very organically. He went and ordered these Anita Baker t-shirts online. He didn't like the quality of them when they came. So, he said, when I got them in the mail, they were part of the shirt where the picture was printed on was so hard. He said, it feels like this big piece of wood on your chest. So, I was like, man, this clearly has to be bootleg.

I felt bad about it. So he said, I know Anita ain't got ish to do with these shirts. So he said, I'm an artist, and I'm buying bootleg shirts of another artist, so I felt bad. So now he's going to go ahead and design a line of T-shirts and present that line to Anita Baker and see if he can do her merch for her. So random, but that's cool.

Andre 3000, he don't got nothing else to do. Now he lives in New York. Drop one of those that's cool. Andre 3000, he don't got nothing else to do. Now he lives in New York. Try putting some bombs for the legendary Andre 3000. That was the most retired, bored activity I ever heard in my life. Andre, there's plenty you could be doing, sir. Well, he said he moved to New York. And why did he move to New York? He said, I guess why most people move to New York.

A change, a new start. My kid went off to college. My parents died, both of them, within the last six years. I was like, I've outlived Atlanta. It's not like I go to My parents died, both of them, within the last six years. I was like, I've outlived Atlanta. It's not like I go to the studio. I'm just sitting around wasting time and doing stuff.

Oh my God, Andre. I'm not supposed to be doing. That is a man who is very content with his life. That is a man who has accomplished everything he wanted

to accomplish. That man is at peace with himself. You hear me? He's just chilling. He's not in a rush to do anything. He also said he never thought

he was a great producer or a great writer or a great rapper. He said, I always felt that I was less than everybody else, so I fought harder. One of the greatest rappers of all time. A lot of people like to say Andre's the GOAT. They like to put him in the top five. I just personally can't do that without a solo body of work. More material.

Now, he also says that he has some type of social anxiety disorder he was diagnosed with. I can see that. He said, I've only written one check in my life. When I was 17, they still had checkbooks, and my mom taught me how to write a check and do my balance. So I had one check on my balance, and then OutKast took off, and I have not paid a bill since. So who's paying his bills? I guess he has. His accountant or his mom.

Yeah, his accountant, whoever works for him is clearly paying these bills. So he says, part of his reason for coming to New York, I was diagnosed with this social thing. I didn't notice it until I became an entertainer. I don't know if it's the shock of all kind of people coming up to you

or the expectations, but I got to this place where it was hard for me to be in public without feeling watched or really nervous. Drop on a Clues Bounce for the legend Andre T.

Honestly, that is a person who I would really like to know more about. I mean, you know a lot about him through his music, but I'd love to know his state of mind, like, right now. I like reading Andre 3000 interviews. They also asked about marriage.

He said, why did he never take the plunge? He said, growing up, I would always see these great women, like, oh, man, she's cool. She's really cool. She has her stuff together, and they have a great chemistry, but for some reason, he kept not making it happen, and that's always happened with me. I know my son looks at me like, yeah, man, she was cool,

or, man, she's, like, great, beautiful, and it's always me not going to the next step me. I know my son looks at me like, yeah, man, she was cool. Or, man, she's like, great, beautiful. And it's always me not going to the next step. So I know my kid sees it the same way. Oh, Andre, you hit girls with that line, it's me, not you. I thought he was engaged. He got the perfect life because he can say it's me, not you, so he never has to commit. He got social anxiety, so he never has to take a girl on a date.

All Andre got to do is just stay in the house, smash, and make Anita bake a T-shirt. Bake a T-shirt. Anita bake a T-shirt. Well, he has a girl, so you never have to take a girl on a date. All Andre got to do is just stay in the house, smash, and make Anita bake a t-shirt. Anita bake a t-shirt. Well, he has a girl, so, you know. Alright, Mary J. Blige. She feels that Kandu should pay part of their marital debt. As a matter of fact, he should pay half, and I agree. That debt accrued, you guys are married, their estate is

worth negative $11,622,000. That's money owed to the IRS. So she thinks that he should pay his half, which is about $6 million, and that would make good on his half of the debt. So he was trying to get, remember, the $65,000 a month. He already gets $30,000 a month from Mary, and he got denied that

$65,000, but she is also bearing the burden of their debt, and he's not doing anything to support himself. I think it's fair. Pay your half. You helped accrue this debt. I 100% agree. They should. That's the issue?

You want half? Well, then you get half this debt. Word up. You're getting $30,000 a month from Mary. Use some of that money to pay the debt. He can't pay $6 million. You know how long it takes him to pay $6 million with $30,000 a month? You know how hard Mary got to go out there and dance and do the Bobby Smyrna to get that money to pay freaking Kendu every month? She out here working her ass off.

She said she would pay the debt if she ain't got to pay him no more, right? Didn't she say something like that? Yeah, if she doesn't have to pay him. Lord have mercy. Drop on a Clues Bond for the legend Mary J. Blount. I can't believe Kendu out here doing a legend like Mary J. like that. Well, thank goodness Mary has talent and she can just go out there. And if she got to make money, she can.

I don't know what he's going to do. She want to sit around and make Anita Baker t-shirts too. Damn it. Can do, can don't. Alright, I'm Angela Yee and that is your Rumor Report. Alright, now shout to Revolt. We'll see you guys tomorrow. Everybody else, the People's Choice Mix is up next. Let me know what you want to hear at

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This is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. 55 gallons of water, 500 pounds of concrete. Or maybe not. No country willingly gives up their territory. Oh, my God. What is that? Bullets.

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