The Breakfast Club - Sex Tape Notification

Episode Date: March 25, 2022

Today on the show we had Cheryl McKissack & Don Peebles stop by and spoke about the 'Affirmation Tower', Minority Developers, Equality and more. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a Florida man who went on a racist rant and threatened to lynch a popeyes employee. Next, they opened the phone lines for Freaky Friday to see if our listeners ever sent a nude or sextape to the wrong person? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Angelina Zell was popping Charlamagne. Peace to the planet. It's Friday. We got a shout-out to the good people over at Telfar. Telfar, Telfar, Telfar. The bags. Yeah, they just sent us a huge package with. What package?

I ain't got no package. With bags. Who's we? With bags. That shoe's right there. Oh, that's what this big box is, Bobby? That's our big box there. Yeah, absolutely.

All right. Well, God bless. I'm lying about not wanting to work. I'm happy to be here this morning, man. That is dope. They sent us clothes. Man, shut up. Why you got such a big mouth?

What? Man, shut up. Jesus Christ. Nobody care about our clothes this morning. You going to re-gift it? Man, shut up. I just want to say thank you. That's all. I appreciate you. Just say thank you to Elphar. You ain't it? Man, shut up. I just want to say thank you. That's all.

I appreciate you. Just say thank you to Elphar. You ain't got to say why. Damn. I'm going to say why. That's amazing. I wasn't expecting. Listen, I'm happy to be here.

It's Friday, man. What's happening? Yeah, you know. It's good to be here. No, I am. I am. I am. I was tired when I walked in, but as soon as I walked in.

You seen me? You got that energy. Not you. When I saw the studio and I saw the microphones and everything, I was like, you know what? I genuinely love what it is that I do. That's a damn lie. You know, I do a lot of different things,

but radio is my love. My one and, not my one and only, but my first love. Drop on the clues box for radio, damn it. Gratitude is my attitude. What's happening?

What are we doing this morning? What we got? What we got? I think actually you see me and you got so excited, but that's okay. Shut up. We'll talk about that

on another day. Man, why don't you? We got some special guests joining us this morning. We have Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don P okay. Shut up. We'll talk about that on another day. You're a married man. We got some special guests joining us this morning. We have Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles joining us. Now listen, Cheryl McKissick-Daniels has been here before. She is the largest construction company owned

by a black woman. Yes. Fifth generation McKissick and McKissick is. She's got a lot of big contracts. You know, LaGuardia Airport is one of them. Correct. And Don Peebles, man. Is it safe to say Don Peebles is the biggest black real estate agent in America? I think so, yeah. He's also the chairman and CEO of the Peebles Corporation.

Peebles Corporation? Yeah, one of the few privately held national real estate investments and development companies. He's huge in D.C. That's where he got his start. And they actually met when they went to Howard University. So we'll talk to them in a little bit. Put it like this. Don P his start. And they actually met when they went to Howard University. So we'll talk to them in a little bit. Put it like this. Don Peebles' net worth is like $700, $900 million.

Okay? Now you all is. You listening? He's a black man. He's a black man. And Cynthia, Cheryl's a black woman. You know what I mean? She's a sister, yes.

Salute to Cheryl. Salute to sister Cheryl, brother Don. They will be here this morning on The Breakfast Club to talk about the Affirmation Tower. And if you want to know what the Affirmation Tower is, tune in to the damn interview. That's right. All right. Well, I was about to say, let's get the show cracking. We got front page news. Show already cracking.

No, but I got to say what's front page news. Hold on, man. Hold on. You ain't know. We just got here. No, hold on. Hold on, man. We just got here.

Hold on. Hold on. So happy to be here. All right. We're talking Ukraine, Russia, and North Korea. Oh, Lord have mercy. Yeah, I said North Korea too. Not on a Friday.

Yeah, we got to. Do we have to, really? We have to. It's just getting real. It's been getting real. It's getting real-er. What's wrong with y'all? It's getting real-er.

All right. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Good morning. What's happening? How y'all feeling out there? I'm blessed black and highly favored, man.

It's Friday! All right, let's get into some front page news. Now, Joe Biden was over in Brussels yesterday. He was talking about what's going on with the Ukraine-Russia situation. And he was asked several questions. One, what would happen if Russia started doing chemical warfare? Would the U.S. or NATO respond with military action if he did use chemical weapons? We would respond. We would respond if he uses it.

The nature of the response would depend on the nature of the use. I don't care what y'all say. We already in World War Three. You know what I'm saying? I don't care if they call it that or not. The U.S. and NATO are already responding. in World War III. You know what I'm saying? I don't care if they call it that or not. The U.S. and NATO are already responding. Okay? If you're providing aid for people and, you know, you're sending troops in and around

the area, not in the area, but around the area, you're responding. It is what it is. Now, they also said that 100,000 immigrants the U.S. would absolutely positively take in. They talk about their new commitments to Ukraine. And today, I'm announcing the United States is prepared to commit more than $1 billion in humanitarian assistance

to help get relief to millions of Ukrainians affected by the war in Ukraine. Many Ukrainian refugees will wish to stay in Europe, closer to their homes. But we also will welcome 100,000 ukrainians to the united states with a focus on reuniting families we're also coordinating with the g7 and the european union on food security as well as energy security they really pick and choose what uh what immigrants they want to come to this country huh i remember they told the guatemala immigrants do not come to the united states of america yeah they were also discussing how they can make sure our european nations don't need russia for oil and other things and other things that they need russia for and they also discuss about the food shortages price of these sanctions is not just

imposed upon russia it's imposed upon an awful lot of countries as well, including European countries and our country as well. And because both Russia and Ukraine have been the breadbasket of Europe in terms of wheat, for example, we talked about urging all the European countries and everyone else to end trade restrictions on sending, limitations on sending food abroad. I'm still tripping on the fact that they didn't want Haitian immigrants or Guatemalan immigrants in the country, but they're just welcoming Ukrainians. They really pick and choose who they want to come into the country. They absolutely do.

And in some scary news, North Korea has fired, fired to believe its first intercontinental ballistic missile. I don't even know what that means. How far can it travel? Tell me that. D.C. It can hit D.C.? They said it can hit D.C. From North Korea?

Yes. I don't believe that. Really? That's what they said. Yeah, that's what I heard on 1010 Winds this morning. They said that missile could get to D.C. I don't believe that. From North Korea?

That's what they said. I don't know. I could be wrong, but that's what I heard this morning on 1010 Wednesday. That missile, they believe, can get to D.C., which is scary. They said it flew an altitude of 6,000 kilometers, which is 3,700 miles. Yeah, that's what it says. North Korea test launches. Yeah.

Which is very scary. So they're saying that they have all these defense mechanisms up, and they don't know if possible they can be able to stop it if it's fired. But North Korea got on the news yesterday and said, you know, they're preparing for conflicts with the U.S. Now let me ask you a question. Don't ask me nothing. Geopolitical politics is out of my hand.

I already told y'all what it is. I told y'all we were working right now. The leader of North Korea practices firing a missile. They said, you know the missile will get to D.C. And they're saying we're preparing for conflict with the U.S. That's how I felt about Russia, too. But it don't matter. Those aren't my decisions to make.

Okay? I don't even want to think about that. It's Friday. But I'm saying, if you got a missile that can get DC, and you're saying you're going to use it, we're going to sit back and wait for the fire. Why are you asking me, bro? I just want to go to a comedy show this weekend,

hug all my kids, you know what I'm saying? Lay up with my wife. I ain't got time to be thinking about this. I'm just asking you a question. All right? Somebody said they're going to smack the itch out of you and shoot you in the head. Listen, man, God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,

courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. I'm not figuring it out. I ain't G.I. Joe. What you mean figure it out? Why I got to figure this out? I don't know. I'm not in the military. Why I got to figure this out?

Why we got to figure this out? That's y'all problem. Y'all always want to figure things out that don't got nothing to do with y'all. And that's your problem. First you say, we're not involved too much. Now we're too involved. Now you want us to figure this out. I didn't say that.

I just said be aware. I am aware. Now you want us to figure something out. I didn't say that. I just said be aware. I am aware. Now you're talking about figuring things out. Like we got missiles in these Telfar boxes. I'm trying to figure out how to get these bags home today. Okay? You worried about damn that. And leave me alone.

Last front page news. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. If you want to call us up right now. You want to call an Uber? You want to fight? Go to North Korea? Sky, man.

800-585-1051. Get it off your chest. Yes, let's go to war. I'm just joking. I don't want to go to war. I just want to go home, watch TV. I just said that. I'm telling you what I want to do, too.

Sky. It's Friday. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Wake up. wake up. Wake your ass up. This is your time to get it off your chest.

Whether you're mad or blessed, we want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Yeah. What's up, Trav? Hi-yi. Star. Trav, what up, sis? You not here? Oh, you not here?

No. Oh, okay. Yo, did y'all hear my girl Cardi out here giving vocals on Summer Walker's new song? Well, extended version of her song. See, I heard giving vocals. Y'all check it out? Yeah, the remix. No, it's out?

The remix, it's out. Yeah, it's out. Y'all have to go listen. Like, Cardi's really out here giving Whitney Houston. She out here giving Whitney a little bit. Man, shut up. First of all, I love Cardi B to death. I love Cardi, but nobody gives out here giving Whitney Houston. She out here giving Whitney a little bit. Man, shut up. First of all, I love Cardi B to death. I love Vardy.

But nobody gives Whitney Houston but Whitney Houston. Why you so disrespectful, Trav? Y'all generation is so silly. She really is singing on the record, though. Well, just say that. Just say that. Because now when you compare it to Whitney Houston, I'm not going to hear Whitney and I'm going to be disappointed. Why do y'all do that?

Okay, well, I was lying. It definitely ain't you. I was lying. I know you was lying. We all knew you was lying when you said it. Can I say one more thing? Go. I want to talk about Rick Ross.

You know, Rick Ross out here lying, acting like he don't know Saucy Santana when he know that's his twin. He know they twinsies. And he lied about not knowing who that is. I didn't even hear that. Why you think that man lying? That man busy. That man buying Buffaloes.

Because he from Miami. And so is Saucy Santana. And he a part of the culture. And he changed the album cover. Trav, do you know everybody in Philly? Do you know who Saucy Santana is? Do you know everybody in Philly? I know who Saucy Santana is.

But do you know everybody in Philly? And I know he do. Y'all swear just because y'all up on something, everybody else got to be up on it too. Hello, who's this? Hey, peace and blessings, guys. What's going on? Hey, Sean Stone.

Long time no hear from, brother. Hey, man, just trying to stay safe out here. I just want to say one thing. I agree with Envy when Envy says we got to figure it out. Who is we? Why do you? Listen, listen, listen. What do you mean when you say we got to figure it out, Sean?

Let me ask you, what does that mean to you? Because, all right, Sean, man, I'm going to do it. I believe in the Bible, right? And I believe in Bible prophecy. And I feel, right? And I believe in Bible prophecy. And I feel like right now we live in a Bible prophecy. Revelation chapter 7 verse 1 speaks about that a World War III. If World War III happens, it's going to affect all of us in this world. I know that.

I've been saying that for weeks. But you know what else the Bible says? Let go and let God. Some things are above us. No, no. This is not above us because God gave us a way how we could escape World War III. How is that, sir? We have to celebrate the Passover, Sean.

How is that, sir? Celebrate the Passover. It's in Matthew 26, verse 17, 18, and 19. No, you know who needs to celebrate the Passover? The leaders of the free world. What is he talking about? I don't know. The leaders of the free world need to celebrate the Passover. They need of the free world. That don't even, like, what is he talking about? I don't know. The leaders of the free world need to celebrate the Passover.

They need to submit their will to a higher power. Then maybe they'll realize that war is not the way. We can do the Passover all day long. It ain't going to stop nothing. Hello, who's this? Yo, what's the word? Envious Mello. Mello, what's up?

What's popping, Mello? Yo, man, I was listening to what you were saying about North Korea with that missile that could possibly reach D.C. Yep. All I want to say about that is you was asking the wrong person. You should not be asking Charlemagne, what should we do? What we need to do is ask all the people who invaded the Capitol, like, y'all have all this patriotism. Now it's your time to shine.

Step up. Y'all dealing with North Korea, not us. First of all, I understand what you're saying, but let me tell you something, man. When nuclear weapons get to flying, ain't nothing nobody can do. Nope. Okay? Russia got nukes. I'm not sure if North Korea got nuclear weapons.

I'm sure they don't. Y'all should have been panicking two weeks ago when Vladimir Putin basically said, my nuclear weapons are off safety. Okay? Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. We ain't got Kirk Franklin, Revolution, some kind of... Man, I already got God.

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I planted the flag. I just kind of looked out of like, this is mine. I own this. It's surprisingly easy. There are 55 gallons of water for 500 pounds of concrete. Everybody's doing it. I am King Ernest Emmanuel. I am the Queen of Laudonia. I'm Jackson I, King of Capraburg. I am the Supreme Leader of the Grand Republic of Mentonia.

Be part of a great colonial tradition. The Waikana tribe owned country. My forefathers did that themselves. What could go wrong? No country willingly gives up their territory. I was making a rocket with a black powder, you know, with explosive warhead. Oh my God. What is that?

Bullets. Bullets. We need help! We need help! We still have the off-road portion to go. Listen to Escape from Zakistan. And we're losing daylight fast. That's Escape

from Z-A-Q-istan on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Sina McFarlane, therapist, life coach, change agent, who helps everyone from celebrities, athletes, to ex-gang members through their addictions and help them wake up.

In each episode of my podcast, we hear inspirational stories. We draw lessons from those who have made it through their addiction and recovery to a better place, including legendary boxer, heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson. I feel like there's always been a calling for you, something higher. I don't know. I always feel that way as well. But I guess everybody feels it here for a reason. Yeah, okay.

Even if it's to suffer, to help other people understand suffering is not as bad as we believe it is. I believe everybody learns from each other. Why are you here, you think? To show people that if you know anything's possible, you don't give up anything's possible. Listen to The Cino Show on iHeart, Radio App, Apple Podcasts, wherever you get your podcasts. This is your time to get it off your chest,

whether you're mad or blessed. So you better have the same energy. We want to hear from you on The Breakfast Club. Hello, who's this? Oh, Lex. Lex, what up? Get it off your chest. Good morning. I wanted to get off my chest. Oh, my God. Like, two things.

First, I'm in the military, so this is on me. I'm sorry. No cursing. Go ahead. It's okay to curse. No, it's not. This China mess is crazy, man. North Korea. Oh, I'm not too far. Yeah. North Korea.

I'm not too far from D.C., so this North Korea stuff is, man. I need to know why the North Korea thing has scared people more than Vladimir Putin saying basically his nuclear weapons is off safety and he ready for whatever. I don't know why this scares y'all more than Russia and China coming together about a month or so ago basically saying they

ready to go to war with Western not war but they ready for whatever when it comes to Western powers. We all know that the North Korea president and I don't want to mess up his name. I think we know he don't give up. So Putin does? I think Putin gets more of an F from the U.S. than he does. You're out of your mind.

I don't think North Korea cares about anybody but Dennis Rodman, and I think he would fire that in a minute. If you think Putin cares about America, you bugging. I don't think he wants that smoke. I don't think North Korea cares. What are you talking about? Putin is the one invading Ukraine now. Putin is the one throwing the middle finger to NATO in America now.

What are you talking about? But North Korea is the one that seems like the one that they'll fire it. Man, y'all talking about what somebody might do and Putin's doing it now. What are y'all talking about? Putin is more focused on Ukraine than North Korea. I feel like they were just waiting on the U.S. They always want to smoke with the U.S., I feel. But, hey, Putin is more focused on the Ukraine now

with all of those sanctions that's coming from other European countries and coming from America. You think he don't got smoke for them? He already said anybody that interferes with this war, they're going to catch it. I don't know. He already said that. I just feel like North Korea, they just don't care.

They've been trying to go to war with us. Worry about it all. How about that? I am. Hello, who's this? Hi, good morning. This is Cassandra. How are you? Hey, Cassandra. Good morning. Hey, Cassandra.

Yeah, could you guys, please, where does the U.S. get a billion dollars from to give to Ukraine when we got all this stuff going on over here? Is it in dollars? Is it in weapons? How? Who? How?

And secondly, I need the U.S. Supreme Court to please let New Jersey out of I agree. Corruption is on that commission led by Phoebe Soriel. Talk about that. No diversity on that commission. She continues to talk about diversity everywhere, but when it counts, there's no diversity. I like that. I like that. I like your energy. And by the way, it wasn't a billion dollars. Congress passed a $13.6 billion Ukraine aid about seven days ago. Oh, my goodness.

Ukraine aid. Okay. Goodness gracious. About seven days ago. They approved $13.6 billion in emergency spending related to Ukraine's fight against the Russian invasion. Hello, who's this? Yo, good morning. DJ Envy, Charlemagne Lagarde.

This is OG Rob. Top of the morning, brother. OG Rob? What's happening, King? OG Rob. OG Rob, baby. I'm back like I left something. What's going on?

What's happening? Hey, listen, man. I got some bars to get off my chest. All this stuff going on in Russia, Ukraine, and North Korea. You want to spit some bars? He might have some Russia, Ukraine bars. All right, go. Let's go. Let that nuke go.

Listen, listen. All right. I'm on the rampage, killing them all on the offstage. Stop, stop, stop. Too much death. No, it's too much death. It's already too much death going on. I don't want to hear that.

You can't start off killing people. That's only lyrics. That ain't about killing nobody. Yes, you did talk about killing somebody. I heard you. That ain't about killing somebody. It's lyrics, baby. It's lyrics.

Okay, okay. All right. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead.

Go ahead. All right. All right. I'm on the rampage, killing them all on the off stage. They said switch the style for what? I got a 12 gauge, one neck of body the game and lay me on front page and toss out all the Vicks. And this mumble s*** politics, I'm destined to blow.

And just so you know, the takeover has begun. It's the OG show. Watch as I climb the ranks. We f***ing the Vicks building the franchise of energy that I put in place. Never disrespect the set. Let me get something. Pass that mic. Pass that mic. Pass that mic.

I got a question. What? It's serious as cancer. Who can keep the average dancer? Hype is a heart attack. Nobody's smiling because you're expressing the rhyme that I'm styling. Now, woo,

you don't want no... I got some DJ envy is hard as hell. Pause. Battle any battle, I don't care if you tell. I excel. That...

No, I want you... I got all y'all. Hey, listen, man. We in the cypher, baby. That's all that matters. We in the cypher, man. Hey, listen, man. Y'all know where to find me.

Listen, man, I appreciate y'all. We don't know where to find you. We don't even know you, OG Rob. I know. I mean, that's why I'm trying to call you. I can get to know you. Oh, true, true, true. I got you, true Rob.

True Rob. You know what I'm saying? Have a good weekend, Rob. Have a blessed day, Rob. I'm going to stretch. Have a great day. Hey, y'all too. Hey, y'all too. Have a good weekend, man. I got you, true, Rob. True, Rob. You know what I'm saying? Have a good weekend, Rob. Have a blessed day, Rob. I'm going to stretch. Have a great day. And y'all, too. Y'all, too.

Have a good weekend, man. I appreciate y'all. All right, bro. Okay. Get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. When we come back, we got to talk Bow Wow. Don't seem like you really effing with JD.

We'll talk about it when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Hey. Breakfast Club, good morning. The Breakfast Club. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy. Happy Friday. Angela Yee.

Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Happy Friday. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Bow Wow. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip.

Gossip. The rumor report. Gossip. Angela Yee. It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Now, Bow Wow was on Twitter yesterday. He was suggesting that he regrets signing with Jermaine Dupri.

Now, we all know he was signed to Jermaine Dupri in the late 90s. He dropped two albums, movies, and a host of singles. So this is how it started. Somebody just said, hey, you know, you and J.D. make great chemistry. And Bow Wow just went off. Shad Moss went off. He says, me and J.D. make great chemistry. And Bow Wow just went off. Shad Moss went off. He says, me and J.D. have no work chemistry. I ain't worked with that boy in years.

He do him and I do me. Snoop is the best thing that happened to me. If it wasn't for him, none of y'all would even know who I am. That's the only big homie I got. He gave me a chance. Everyone else was just add-ons to what we had started. I mean, if you know the Bow Wow origin story, then you know Snoop bought out Bow Wow on Arsenio Hall.

But to say that without Snoop, we wouldn't know who he is, I don't think that's true because he got reintroduced to us later with So So Def and Jermaine Dupri. He said, I wish I stayed with Snoop, that's all. And somebody said, well, JD's going to be mad. He said, well, he ain't my daddy. What he going to do? I mean, I wish I stayed with Snoop, that's all. And somebody said, well, J.D.'s going to be mad. He said, well, he ain't my daddy. What he going to do? I mean, I don't know.

Yeah, I disagree with that one, Bow Wow. I mean, of course, it's your situation, but from the outside looking in, you and Jermaine Dupri have amazing work chemistry, and we wouldn't know who you were if it wasn't for Jermaine Dupri. Well, I think J.D. cultivated his career. 100%.

And I'm old enough to remember when Snoop Dogg bought out Bow Wow on Austin, your whole show. Like, I remember that episode. But I'm old enough to remember when Snoop Dogg bought out Bow Wow on Austin, your whole show. Like I remember that episode, but I didn't, I didn't know you was a kid rapping. I didn't get introduced to Bow Wow.

I didn't even know you was on the Snoop Dogg album. So later on in life, I didn't realize that was you. I got introduced to Bow Wow from Jermaine Dupri and so, so definitely. Y'all do have amazing work chemistry and you know that because when you are performing now, you're performing a lot of those songs.

Correct. That's what JD did. Correct. And then, you know that because when you are performing now you're performing a lot of those songs correct that's what jd did correct and it could you know and then you know a couple of years ago he always says jd is like his dad and all that so they probably going through some arguments that's what they go back and forth and do now vanessa bryant has reached a new deal with nike which will create a apparel and a new sneaker honoring gg which is uh of course kobe bryant's daughter the first sneakers to be released will be the Kobe 6, the Mamba Sita Sweet 16, which will honor Gigi Bryant. All the

proceeds will go towards the Mamba and Mamba Sita Sports Foundation. So they finally reached a new deal. That's a great thing. Absolutely. Now, Soulja Boy, he was on It's Tricky with Raquel Harper, her podcast, and he was talking about his influence and TikTok better thank his ass.

What's up? I'm from the trenches, man. I need that Roc Nation verse, man. You tripping, man. Come on, man. I got Beyonce doing a crank that's all you boy. You feel me? Lemonade.

And how'd that change up the game? I created TikTok. It wouldn't be no TikTok if it weren't for Soulja Boy. Oh, s***. Okay. What about the owner of TikTok? How about he doing a crank? He heard crank that Soulja Boy, Oh, s***. Okay. What about the owner of TikTok? How about... He heard Crank That Soulja Boy, too. He seen the video, too.

He was like, I'm going to make this app right now. Look at these dancers. This is a great way to make money. Kids dancing to a song. Did you tell him... Can I get my 10% TikTok? Look at she make you clap.

Yeah. Number one on Billboard. Independent. Got a whole bunch of money. Got a record deal off of that song because of what? TikTok. Dropping the clues bombs with Big Draco.

If he said he invented TikTok, he invented TikTok, damn it. Okay? I don't see what's the reason to defute him. Okay. Alright. Okay. Alright. And lastly, congratulations to Jack Harlow. Jack Harlow announced yesterday two faces of Kentucky are officially linked up. Jack Harlow is getting his faces of Kentucky are officially linked up.

Jack Harlow is getting his own meal at KFC. When's the last time you were at KFC? Long time. Yeah, so they're saying he's getting his own meal. They don't know what it's going to be, but they're saying that some of his favorites are spicy chicken sandwich, the secret recipe fries, some extra crispy tenders, a side of mac, and some KFC biscuits. They believe

that will be his meal. KFC still slaps, I'm sure. My wife used to work at KFC back in the day. Long, long, long, long, long, long, long time ago. And you used to work at Taco Bell? Yes. But what I got to do with anything? I'm just saying. I used to get mad free food from KFC all the time.

Used to kill some chicken tenders and potato wedges. Alright. And damn near choke on biscuits. Alright. Drop on the Clues Bonds for KFC all the time. Used to kill some chicken tenders and potato wedges. All right. And damn near choke on biscuits. All right. Drop on the clues box for KFC. What's the best? KFC, Bojangles, or Popeye's? Depends.

On what? Bojangles is better for breakfast. I don't even think Popeye's and KFC don't have breakfast. Popeyes chicken is better, but KFC biscuits and potato wedges and sides are better. I don't know, though. Popeyes got some hot slides, too. That is your report. That's a tough question.

Bojangles ain't in the conversation for me, though, as far as lunch and dinner. It'd be a battle between Popeye's and KFC. Only thing I like about Bojangles I like is the blueberry biscuit. How he end up doing a chicken commercial early in the morning? I don't know. Come on, now. And you don't mess with Bonjon chicken? Hey, I ain't. You don't like Bonjon? No, Bonjon is good, but I think

that's just a regional thing. I don't think that's everywhere. I could be wrong. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got some front page news. Gas prices. How would I be judged if I ate some KFC today? You can't eat no KFC right now. That'd be a good cheat meal.

All right. When we come back, front page news. We'll tell you about gas prices. They're trying to help you at the pump. We'll tell you how when we come back. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Let's get into front page news. Now, March Madness. All right, let's talk about some of your favorite teams. Who advanced? Arkansas advanced. Duke advanced.

Villanova advanced. And Houston advanced. Now today, St. Peter's takes on Purdue. Providence takes on Kansas. Iowa State takes on Miami. And UNC takes on UCLA. Colin Kaepernick, he did reveal he does want to play football, and he is thinking about the Seahawks.

Are they thinking about him? They didn't say that, but that's what he's thinking, and he still wants to play. Also, Deshaun Watson, shout to him. He avoids criminal charges from a second Texas grand jury. So it looks like he'll be headed to Cleveland and no charges. Those charges just seem like they just went away. I thought they'd been, well, the criminal charges.

He's still got civil. He got civil cases. Yeah. Now, several states are suspending the gas tax to offer relief to residents. And his gas tax could be up to 25 to 30 cents. Maryland was one of the first to get rid of the gas tax. Connecticut is getting rid of the gas tax. And I believe California will be getting rid of the gas tax as well.

So they're just trying to lower the gas prices at the pump to help the people out a little bit. They didn't mention New York or New Jersey. Mitch McConnell. That's your guy, right, Charlamagne? That's my guy. What the hell is you talking about? I'm just messing with you. Now, he said yesterday that he opposes Judge Kentucky Brown Jackson's nomination for Supreme Court. I went into the Senate process with

an open mind, but after studying the nominee's record and watching her performance this week, I cannot and will not support Judge Jackson for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. First, Judge Jackson refuses to reject the fringe position. Judge Jackson was the court packer's pick, and she testified like that. You're a fool if you let that get you upset, okay? What did you expect? Nobody keeps that same energy like Mitch McConnell, okay? I know you didn't think he was voting for Sister Jackson, did you? Mitch McConnell told y'all a long time ago, whatever Dems want, they will not get on his watch ever.

OK, he's been keeping that same energy since the days of Obama. He told y'all he's the Grim Reaper when it comes to things that Democrats want. And he will not support anything they want. So you can't act like you're surprised by Mitch McConnell. When somebody shows you who they are, believe them. Mitch McConnell showed you who he was a long time ago. Yeah. OK. Yeah, he definitely did. What Mitch McConnell showed you who he was a long time ago. Yeah. Okay? Yeah, he definitely did. What the hell did you expect? At least he's being honest.

Nobody keeps the same energy like him. Okay? Alright. Not your mind to even get mad about that. Now, Charlamagne, you've been talking to this vasectomy things for the last couple of months, but the male birth control pill is expected to begin trials this year. They're saying they had some promising mice research.

So they're looking for some human trials right now for this male birth control pill. Now, how can they say that's effective for males? 99% of males, but they've only tried it on mice. Well, that's what they do. They got to start trying it on humans now. They said it worked for mice, and now they're going to try it on humans. So do mice have the same reproductive system as us? I don't know. I'm asking. You reproductive system as us? I don't know.

I'm asking. You asking me? Oh, I don't know. You're reporting the story. I'm not you asking me. It doesn't say if mice has. I would assume that it's very similar. That's why they try it in mice first.

Some of y'all think it's rats. So, yes. I guess so. I guess so. All right. So if you want to try it, would you be willing to try? No. I'm just going to get a vasectomy.

Okay. I don't want no male birth control. All right. Well, that is your... And is it for all males? You know, there's different types of males nowadays. It's like several different types of males. So is it for all males or what?

What are the types of males? I don't know. But it's a bunch of them. You don't decide. There's only one male. Eh, you know. I tend to think so, but no. Don't confuse me right now.

There's only one male. It's not the way this woke world works anymore. You know what? What kind of mail are these pills for? The mail mails. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. The mail mails.

I don't know. The mail mails. The mail men. The mail men. I don't know. I don't know. For the mail men. The people who work at the post office.

And that is your Front Page News. Now, when we come back, we got some special guests joining us. We have Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles. Man. Now, Cheryl has been up here before. Yes. She's a fifth generation president and CEO of McKissick and McKissick. Yep.

And Don Peebles is an American real estate entrepreneur. He started out in D.C. He's an author, political activist. He's the founder and chairman executive officer of the Peebles Corporation. His net worth is about $700 to $800 million. Yeah, who's counting? Me.

So him and Cheryl, they both attended Howard University where they met. So they're going to be talking about some new projects they have going on. In particular, the Affirmation Tower here in New York City. That's right. We're going to talk to them when we come back. This is good talk right here.

This is what we should be aspiring to be as far as owners. And we'll talk to them when we come back. High-level conversation is our Ernie Legion 19 keys. High-level conversation. All right. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club.

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We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests joining us today. Yes, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We got some special guests joining us today. Yes, indeed. We have Cheryl McKissack-Daniel and Don Peebles. Welcome. Hello. Nice to be back. Welcome back. Yes, you know, Cheryl is the president and CEO of McKissack & McKissack. And Don is the founder, chairman, and CEO of the Peebles Corporation. Let me tell y'all something.

There's been a lot of rappers in this room. A lot of athletes in this room. This might be the most money that's been in this room at one time. That's all I'm going to say. It's a fact. It's just a fact. Might be the most money

that's been in this room at one time. Just want to say that. How are y'all today? We are great. Okay. Glad to be here. Glad that you are having us in to talk about Affirmation Tower.

That's right. And I know you said y'all wanted to be the most inclusive skyscraper in New York City. What does that mean? Break that down, because they came in here bullying me first just because I went to Hampton University. They came in here bullying, talking all this Howard stuff, but explain what that project is about, that inclusive skyscraper.

Listen, it was last year when CBRE, a large brokerage firm, came to me and they said, listen, this is up for grabs. And the only person that we think can develop this is Don Peoples. And I'm like, Don's a friend. He was already looking at this project. And so, you know, if the best and the brightest of this country feel that way, then we certainly know we can do this. And I'm going to let Don explain the project. Well, great.

I mean, look, Cheryl and I have been friends since she and her sister were freshmen at Howard. Oh, boy. Oh, Lord. Y'all got some stories. And I was in the beginning of going to the real estate business, and Cheryl's family has a long history in it,

and Cheryl's done an amazing job in building her business here in New York and other parts of the country. And so when the opportunity to come build a building across the street from the Javits Center, one of the major attractions in New York City, I thought what better place than to build what will be, unfortunately, the first skyscraper in New York City built by black people. Wow. Crazy.

It's mine, by the way. 2022. I'm sure black people built something, but there wasn't no black people actually behind it on the financial level. That's exactly right. Black people worked on it, and not enough, by the way, because the construction industry has been discriminating over the years as well in terms of the high paying jobs that are generated by them but that's changing so i thought that you know we ought to build this building should be built um by black developers and so i thought about this as also we want to send a message that we all work together and so

uh i called chery Cheryl first and said, look, you know, one, I want you and your company as a construction company to build this building, but also I want you to be a developer and a partner with us in that. So she came in, Craig Livingston, who's been a trailblazer in terms of economic empowerment for black real estate professionals and entrepreneurs. We brought him on as a developer as well and put together a team that's 80% black owned. And then when we were designing it, I thought we want an architect that's going to make a powerful statement. So we picked David Adjaye, who I've worked with before and who was the architect for the Museum for African American History and Culture in

Washington, D.C., which is the most visited museum in the whole Smithsonian system since the day it opened. And then we committed to 35 percent minority contracting at a minimum threshold to build that building. And then, you know, when we're designing the building, it was going to be super tall. But then I said, why not build the tallest building? Let's build the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Wow. First building to be built by black tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Wow. First building to be built by black people in New York City in terms of financially. And let's make it the tallest one in the Western Hemisphere. And so that's what we started doing.

How much will this building cost to make and how long will it take? $3.6 billion. Okay. Pocket change. Pocket change. It's some work, but we're going to get it done. And it will be one of the biggest projects built in New York City. And it meets two moments. So right now we're coming out of COVID. So America and New York has got to build back, but we got to do it differently. We got to be inclusive because that's the other moment. I mean, these protests that we've had around the country over the last two years, especially last year, was about fighting for equal treatment under the law for black people, but also for us to have our seat at the table economically.

Is it residential or is it going to be commercial office to hotels? So starting on the podium, it'll have a cultural center that the NAACP is putting together and then offices for the NAACP. And then last week, Reverend Sharpton and I made an agreement that we're going to bring the Civil Rights Museum there as well. So that'll be on the lower levels of the building. And then we'll have some restaurant and other space on the top of what's the podium, the bigger part. And then as we go up the tower, two hotels and then offices. And then up top, three levels of event and venue space, a observation deck. And to put the icing on the cake,

we are putting an ice skating rink on top. On top of the building. On top of the building, 1,600 feet up in the air. Everything is intentional. So the name, the affirmation tower, what is the meaning behind the name? We're affirming that we're meeting those two points in time. When you look at the tower, it looks like it's upside down. And that's another message.

We are turning things upside down. We want to open up this system to people like ours. Because as you know, when black people are owners, it creates an ecosystem where we help people all along the line. So how long do you think it's going to take to actually complete this project? It'll take us, when we start construction, about three years. And before that, it'll take about a year and a half of design. So we're about five years out from this. How difficult was it to get this project?

I mean, and we're still fighting for it. I mean, we are fighting for it now. It's very difficult. But I mean, I expect it to be difficult. I mean, but we're knocking down barriers each day. And in reality, Dr. King, Mecca Everts, John Lewis, it was hard for them, too. And we're doing it in other cities. We just won a huge project in Boston.

Yep. Last week, we got Boston. That just won a huge project in Boston. Yep. Last week we got. Boston. That was the hardest fight. With the Republican governor. Actually, it was easier. Really? Because, so give you a sense.

So, I mean, I'm a big, I'm a Democrat, lifelong Democrat. But I'm like what Henry Kissinger said about America. He said America has no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, just permanent interests. Black people, we got to have no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, permanent interests. Black people, we got to have no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, permanent interests. So the governor, Charlie Baker in Boston, decided that he saw the unfairness in the system. So what he did is every project that he's doing in that state, 25 points out of 100 is for equity for people of color. I always ask this question and I don't even know if you can have one without the other, but what's more important, economic equity or equality? Oh, wow. That's a really good question.

But I would say the economics are very important because then that's going to help create the equality, in my opinion. Don always says this about venture capitalists and there's 69 trillion dollars of money out there that's been invested, but only 1.3% of it has been invested by black firms. So we are so upside down on the

economic ladder that we just have to do something about that. If we can have access to economic opportunity, we can solve our own problem. We can deal with our own community. But you keep blocking us from economic opportunity, then we're going to continue to struggle. So we can do it for ourselves. Then we can expand our community and take care of our own issues. And we can support our own organizations.

And they need to stop looking at us. I said this yesterday, the group of white business people. You all need to stop looking at doing business with black people. It's philanthropic. It's good business for you. That's right. All right. When we come back, we have more with Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles.

So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles. We got to go back to the origin story.

Because when I hear, you know, y'all knew each other as freshmen at Howard University, that's like some outliers, divine alignment type stuff. Like, did y'all both know that's what y'all wanted to do in the future? I mean, of course, your family was already in it. When I met Don, Don had bought his first apartment in D.C. A freshman at Howard? Well, I was a freshman. He was a freshman, and I was two years, I think I'm two years older than him.

Right, so he was in college, and he had bought an apartment. And I remember my twin sister and I saying to each other, well, who does that? Who buys apartments when you're in college? And Don said then, he said, I'm going to do transformational development. My sister and I, we always knew we were going to be in the family business. I mean, we're fifth generation. We always knew that.

But then over the years, Don was in D.C., Philadelphia. And we kept saying, we're going to work together. At some point, we are definitely going to work together. But it just has to be the right project. So, you know, McKissick is fifth generation. Is Peebles first generation? First generation. Wow.

Well, you get the money to buy that apartment, Don. If you don't want to tell us. If it was a matter of fairness, just keep it to yourself. I started working. I quit college after my freshman year and started working in real estate. And frankly, I mean, it was a black government. It was a black mayor and they were focused on economic empowerment for black people. So I felt it was a good place to start doing business.

And so I got exposed to real estate because my mother was a real estate sales agent and a broker. And so I learned from her. I started my own company when I was 23 and built my first building when I was 26. But I couldn't have done it anywhere else. D.C. at that time was a mecca for black economic empowerment. It was Atlanta and D.C. Mary and Barry and Mary and Barry for all his faults. You know, he was just like, have a good time. Yeah. And his memorial service, Minister Farrakhan mentioned that about his history of everything that he's been criticized for having a drug abuse problem. And he said, who are you talking about? John Kennedy? Because it wasn't just. So, yeah, so I mean, Barry was transformative and the government at that time was and they knocked down opportunities, barriers to opportunities for black business people. Bob Johnson got a start in DC. I got mine,

many other black business people did, but I met Cheryl and her sister. They were freshmen in college and her cousin was a good friend of mine. And so we became friends and we both had kind of common interests. They were going into the family business. I was building mine and and so my son's in our business now he's 27 and my daughter's 19 and at TCU and I'm hopeful that she will go into the business as well and we can build some legacy but part of the legacy I want to build is demonstrating how we can work together because I may not be to do a 3..6 billion building by myself. Cheryl may not be able to.

Craig, but collectively we can. But Don, you didn't need us. I mean, financially, but I needed you all in every other way. And you all bring tremendous resources to the table. I know people are watching this and they want... This feels so good, man. Hold on, I got some more questions. I'm not saying, I'm just saying, this just feels so good, man. I know people are watching this and they want so good man. I know people are watching this and they want to know how though like you see you know it's easy to say I bought my first building but how where did the capital come from like where does where does one start.

And so with a dream and with a plan and becoming a student of the business, and I mean, you can be self-taught, read some books, learn about the business. It's not a complicated business, by the way, supply and demand. So understanding the business, having a dream and having a dream to be achievable, but, you know, pushing and then finding an idea. Once you find an idea, then you can raise money for it. Now, what Cheryl touched on, if you're black, don't expect it to be easy. The Federal Reserve did a study last year. There's $69 trillion invested in private equity and venture capital. And that's normally go, that's where real estate developers get equity for their project from private equity. But there's $69 trillion invested in private equity in the United States.

And out of that, 1.3% of it goes to businesses owned or founded or projects or worked on by blacks or women combined. So white men get 98.7% of all venture capital and private equity money. So the challenge is equity. But if you can raise the money, friends and family and so

on and then build your building or buy a property and renovate it and then do what i did is i rolled all my money back in so the first project that we did was 10 million dollars you didn't start there then you started with a department department yeah right i think that's the question like you started from us right yeah but yeah right but then that, I started a consulting and appraisal business. And that's how I earned a living and began to accumulate some money to save. And then with that money, I found an opportunity to build an office building. But if you have a dream and you're willing to do some work, you can make money in the real estate business. You know, we talk about the racial wealth gap in America a lot. You think that actually can be closed in this generation? I don't think it can be closed. I think we can make some progress, but we won't do it the way it is right now. And one of your former guests is a man I've known a long time and currently president.

And I remember his comment about it could make up your mind between him and Trump you're not black well I mean again no permanent friends no permanent enemies permanent interest but he would be it right now in the Delaware waterfront on the porch of his house it was time to pay up and mean, pay up in other ways by giving us access to economic opportunity. And that's when we close the wealth gap. A place like Boston, according to Federal Reserve, the average household net worth of a white family in Boston is two hundred and forty seven thousand dollars. The average household net worth of a black family is eight dollars, eight dollars. That is an insurmountable wealth disparity without affirmative, aggressive dollars, eight dollars, eight dollars to two hundred and forty seven thousand. And so you can't solve that by taking baby steps. Frankly, we can't let these liberal Democrats continue to try to make us comfortable being poor. So we're going to have to demand aggressive steps economically,

not window dressing, not hiring a few black people here and there. And by the way, the other thing, when black people get in a position of power, they got to help each other. We cannot get into these positions and sit in them and then just kind of keep the status quo so then they can say see there we got a black person in here so we're not racist we're not doing anything because we can't find any qualified black people because if we could the brother over here or the sister over here would be doing it and

they're not and that's one of the reasons why my company has focused on this issue and I would dare to say that I am the most outspoken advocate for equal opportunity and fair treatment for black people in business and finance. And that, and also that we got to do it aggressively. We cannot just sit back here anymore. What do you, what do you, what does reparations look like? I think that what's realistic for us is that the entire system of how our government does business changes and is reflective of population demographics. So if you're in a city that's 50 percent black, and you are taking institutional capital as an investment advisor, then you've terms that you make them to the white firms. So we could do that. Just a fairness. I mean, we would make great progress. But what has happened here is that the impediments to our to us having fair opportunity are compounded by these obstacles and these injustices economically. Oh, brother, I can't buy no building with fairness. I need some capital. Right.

You know, I mean, so don't you feel like America owes us something tangible? Yes. Sounds good to me. Yeah. America owes us something tangible by giving us capital. Look, I think there should be some place where there's like a pool of capital that goes to black people and the black people. Sort of like the

PPP loans. Yeah. But not loans. And if you execute, then you don't pay it back. Exactly. But I think we also have to say, okay, what about property? That has to be adjusted. Cash reparations or returning of property needs to take place. All right, when we come back, we have more with Cheryl McKissick,

Daniel, and Don Peebles. So don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Char. So don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles.

Charlamagne? How difficult is it navigating the construction industry and the real estate industry as a black person? It's hard knocks. Well, black woman. I mean, that's even harder, right? Don talked about black females starting the

most businesses. However, we're still only 2% of the businesses in New York City. And so how was I able to build a business in New York? It was really pushing prime opportunities. Not where I was a sub consultant, you know, working under

the umbrella of a large firm. No, I had to be the lead person, whether that was a two million dollar project that turned into a five million dollar project or a ten million dollar project. But that was all a fight because there are no laws out there for that. You know, you have to create relationships and, you know, convince people to give you this shot. And that's coming from a fifth generation company. So I can imagine. Oh, yeah. Two hundred and thirty years. Wow.

And we're still having to prove who we are and still not getting the access that we should get. Politically, do you know, do these politicians come to y'all, of course, to make donations and stuff? And if so, does that give y'all some type of power when it comes to them? Are y'all able to demand things from them? I've been involved in politics my entire career. I was on Obama's National Finance Committee for both of his elections, Bill Clinton's as well.

What I learned over the years is that you can have some access to some people, but even there, we get discriminated against. We're big supporters of many different politicians, but they will be willing to jump over backwards to help a white business person who is at a high level. But when it comes to us, they'll decide when they're going to treat us fairly and when they're not and that the money's not as impactful. And it's kind of a subtlety. And I don't know if I'm

explaining it right. But what I'm saying is that our money isn't as good as the other people's money when it comes to many politicians. Even if you have the same amount of money, even financially, you're on equal footing. They'll tell us there's a wall between policy and making decisions as a government leader and your money. And so what I've done, and so fundraising and contributing money is kind of the carrot. So I said, okay, the carrot doesn't work. I'll use a stick. So a couple of times that these people have crossed me and treated me unfairly, I form a political action committee and I run an independent campaign against them.

And because I figure if I got some money, I need to use it at least to level the playing field for what I'm trying to do. And so I'm not going to take it on the chin. And that's the other thing, is that they think that they can screw us over and get away with it. So I try to send a message, you know, there's some repercussions if you treat us unfairly. You think we do ourselves a disservice

by always voting Democrat, always being with one party, being so loyal to one party? Yes, I think so. I think we need to vote what policies are important to us. And get them to agree to some concrete things. So I chaired the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Board, which is the think tank for the 50-some-odd black members of Congress and does that legislative weekend in Washington, D.C.

So I chaired that last three years of Obama's administration and then going into Trump's first year. And I told the caucus members when Trump came in, I know him, and he's transactional. Go meet with him with a list of things for black people because you all weren't elected to be Democrats. You were elected to advocate for black people, your constituents.

So go with a list of what your constituents want and tell them you want this and ask him what does he want and see if there's a deal to be made. But you can't put the black agenda on hold for four to eight years because you don't like the guy in the office. You got to play a game of power. You got to constantly fight because our agenda can't wait. So we should do business with whoever we have to to get our program going forward. And then we can vote again later. The Democratic Party takes us for granted. That's right.

And they have for a very long time. And frankly, we should be on the front steps of the White House telling Joe Biden, this isn't enough. It's great that you appointed a qualified woman to the Supreme Court, a black woman. All right, but here's what we need. And he owns it. Still a conservative majority, 6-3 in the Supreme Court. Expand the Supreme Court and add four Jacksons

if you want to. If you want to really make an impact. But also, he's responsible for the 1994 crime. That's right. And I tell him to his face, he's responsible for it. He's cleaned it up. And he has not addressed that yet. And he spoke passionately. And he was the floor leader in the Senate for Bill Clinton for the 1994 crime bill that led to the mass incarceration of black men and women and these mandatory sentences that destroyed lives. So he's got

to clean that up. And he's got to clean that up, not just with criminal justice reform, because that's only going to deal with what's going forward. But secondly, he's got to make right what he's done to our community and our people since 1994. Before the 90s. Yeah. Because, you know, the mandatory minimum sentence in the crack laws,

that was the 80s. 80s, you're right. When I said that to him, I said, you know, they let him out of incarceration. He said, no, it didn't. It was the mandatory minimum in the 80s. I said right. Yeah. When I said that to him, I said, you know, they let him out of the incarceration. He said, no, it didn't. It was a mandatory minimum in the 80s. I said, well, you wrote that too. It was easy to do business with. Is it Biden or was it Trump to do business with?

I think Trump would be easier to do business with because there's no competing interest and he's a decisive person. I think that the Democratic presidents have tried to make this rainbow constituency happy. So same thing about reparations and minority contracting. This country owes two classes of people a great debt. It owes Native Americans a great debt. And then it owes black people a debt. And it's time to pay that. And Biden could do that. Um, frankly, I was disappointed cause I thought that, um, president Obama should have done it, but Trump is transactional. So you can do business with him today and be against him tomorrow. He's going to understand that cause he's wired that way. So we have to be focused on getting business done. And to this point in time,

I can't think about what the president of the United States has done for black people. And he's been in office for a year. So how long do we have to wait for the man that we single handedly put into office? Right. I agree. And our agenda is always last,

isn't it? Yes. If at all. Yep. Yes. Great conversation. Sister Cheryl, brother Donna. I feel like If at all. Yes. Great conversation. Man, Sister Cheryl, Brother Don,

I feel like I went to church and class. We do. Cheryl McKissack, Daniel Dunn, Peoples. I mean, that was class. That was a course. So what's the call to action?

Grant Cardone would have charged us $5,000 for that one. We need everyone to talk about Affirmation Tower. We need this to be a movement because this is going to change how we position ourselves. It's changing a paradigm

for black people, not only in New York, but in our nation. And that's the call to action. They need to call the governor's office of New York and say that they support it. They need to call their New York City resident or New York State resident. They need to call their elected officials and say that they support this project and they support what it stands for, which is economic opportunity for black businesses. And going forward, we got to hold anybody running for office that wants our support. What are you going to do for us economically? That's right. What are you going, how are you going to right this scales of injustice that we are dealing with? And that's a call to action. Economic empowerment for our people will lead us to a much better place because we can.

What did James Brown say? I don't want nobody to give me nothing. Open the door. I'll get it myself. Right. Well, that's what we want. Open the doors of opportunity. Let us do our thing. We have shown. I want both. I want to open the door and I want something to be sitting on the table when I walk in. I agree with you. And it should be. By the way, our ancestors paid for it and we got nothing for it. They got nothing for it but extreme oppression. And so this country owes us a debt.

The White House that Biden is sleeping in was built by slaves. That's right. That's it. Well, we appreciate you guys for joining us. Thank you so much. Man. And please, anytime y'all want to pull up, pull up. All right. Okay. We will. Absolutely. We will. Absolutely.

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your podcasts. I want some chicken. What's wrong with you, man? Well, y'all started talking about KFC and Popeyes this morning. I think I'm going to have me a cheat meal this weekend. It's going to be one of those two things. White meat or dark meat? Beige meat.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy Angelou those two things. White meat or dark meat? Beige meat. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee. The color of dirty urine. We are the Breakfast Club. You know any? No. You know I can get some? No.

I don't know where you can get that. I like a waffle color. That's what I like. That's how I like it. Oh, my goodness. Want to keep going? No, I'm done. Let's get to the rumors.

Let's talk Lotto. You're not done, actually. This is the rumor report with Angela Ye know well done when I see it. But Angela Yee is not done. Rumor has it. On the Breakfast Club. So listen up. I just want to tell you how stupid this is that I'm doing rumors.

But all right, Angela Yee is out. So let's start off with Lotto. Shout out to Lotto. Lotto's out. Big Lotto. Today it's 7-7-7. So congratulations to her. But now there was a guy, Monday Music is what they call him.

I'm sure I pronounced his name wrong. He basically insinuated that Lotto doesn't write her own music. He put on Instagram or Twitter, Shout out to the time I came up and wrote for Lotto on Saucy Santana's Up and Down. Completely got left out of the credits and ghosted. Wow. Well, Lotto responded, Look at this dumbass trying to say he wrote for me.

Recording like a fan while I'm literally in the studio, you can see me writing with a pen in my hand. I need more sass. Say it with more sass. I need more sass coming from the back of your throat.

Come on. Look at this dumbass trying to say he wrote for me. Okay, okay. Recording like a fan while I'm literally, literally writing with my pen in my hand.

As Santana says, you can hear him in the video, says, did you get the line yet, Lotto? Period. Period. The jokes write themselves. So she responded to him. Now, Lotto is also, now when she was up here, she told the story.

That was part of the story. That was that. She fired back at him. Lotto's still in the news. When she was up here, she talked about the artist that allegedly said that he wanted some nookie for a verse I just feel like cuz it's gonna distract from the music and my intentions is not to get anyone dragged or anything I just wanted to speak from like what what do I deal with I don't specifically want someone you know get dragged I kind of

wish in a way I didn't say that it's like a hip hop who done it at this point and then kodak posted today he said that that mulatto girl is not talking about me homie i just think that how did that person react because i'm sure at that point it's like well i don't want to be on the album because not everybody gonna be looking at me i haven't heard from them well now they're saying Kodak Black's DJ goes off and explains allegedly what really happened. Who's Kodak Black's DJ? What's his name? D-Y-R-Y-K. D-R-R.

D-Y-R-Y-K. What'd that spell? You don't know? It sounded like dirt, but I'm not sure. Okay, continue. But anyway, but he posted. And shout to Taylor. She's the one that gives me these rumors.

So if they're wrong, blame her. He says, let me fill you in with this bull ish with Lotto is all about. She asked for a feature a while back. Let's get to the point. Let's get to the meat of it. I got to bring it. Shut up. I'm sure there's a point in there.

I'm feeling like Angela Yee now. Let me finish. Oh, God. All right. Now, we charged her our normal rate, and she wanted a swap. Since her verse won't really do anything for us, we asked her for a swap for our female artist and charged her substantially less. She declined and said she was going not to use the record.

Out of the blue, she decided that she wanted to accept the higher fee and use the actual verse. So that's where this saying the beef came. But Kodak Black actually got on live live and he wanted to clear it up himself. Why y'all ain't play this? Cause two things. Here we are. This ain't no kind of screenshot. No kind of motherfucking, no kind of

nothing that say I was trying to text a bitch. Oh, I was trying to text a bitch. I was trying to be any other shit. Keep it Z, homie. What? Years ago. Years ago. Oh, God. I'm too old for all of this.

I just want y'all to know that. This is so stupid for me, but hey, Angeli is out. What am I going to do? All right. What was the moral of the story? There's no moral of the story. I'm just giving you the facts. You can make up your own opinions.

Okay. All right. Lastly, Jennifer Hudson. It looks like her engagement ring is up for auction. We know that Jennifer Hudson and her ex-fiance, David Otunga. You going to buy a girl? Got engaged in 2008. You want it, don't you? The pair who are parents, David Otunga. You gonna buy a girl? Got engaged in 2008. You want it, don't you?

The pair who are parents to David Otunga Jr. He's actually selling the engagement ring right now. He's a former professional wrestler. How much? He has it listed on idonowidont.com, which specializes in reselling jewelry. What? That's really a website?

Yes, it is. Idonowidont.com? Idonowidont.com. That's amazing. Mm-hmm. That's really a website? Yes, it is. I do now, nowidont.com? I do nowidont.com. That's amazing. That's incredible. Now, Neil Lane was commissioned to design this ring. It's a five-carat ring and is currently listed at $45,000. So if you want to get the same ring that Jennifer Hudson had at one point,

you can purchase that on idonowidont.com. Is that a good flip? I don't know. How many carats? Five carats? It's average. It's retail. Okay. That would go more wholesale, a little lower. All right. Well, that is your rumor report.

All right. I could have just been on Shader and followed that. What do you want me to do? Make up something. All right shade room for all of that. What do you want me to do, huh? Make up something, damn it. All right. All right. Well, who are you giving your donkey? Entertain me better than that.

Who are you giving your donkey to? Oh, man. Four after the hour. Let's talk niggas and crackers. Let's get to it, damn it. All right? Let's keep it real basic and generic this morning, all right? Let's talk niggas and crackers four after the hour.

I wasn't prepared for that. Now you should always be prepared in America for niggas and crackers. All right. All right. All right. All right. Well, we'll get to it next

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so I take Zyrtec when allergy symptoms start. Save the tissues and live vibrantly with Zyrtec. Starts working at hour one and stays strong day after day. Make sure you tell them to watch out for Florida, man. The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. Yes, you are a donkey. A Florida man attacked an ATM for a very strange reason. It gave him too much money. Florida man is arrested after deputies say he rigged the door to his home

in an attempt to electrocute his pregnant wife. Police arrested an Orlando man for attacking a flamingo. For the breakfast club, bitches. Donkey of the day with Charlemagne the guy. I don't know why y'all keep letting him get y'all like this. Donkey of the Day for Friday, March 25th goes to Colton Pete Norsworthy of Okeechobee, Florida. Is that how you pronounce it? Okeechobee?

Now, what does your Uncle Charlemagne always tell you about the great state of Florida? The craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida. But Colton's brand of crazy isn't just regulated to Florida. Oh, no, no, no. You can get this brand of crazy anywhere in America at any given time because his brand of crazy is good old-fashioned American racism. What makes Colton's situation unique is where he decided to be racist at, though. See, earlier today we had a quick discussion about what is better,

Popeyes, KFC, or Bojangles. What did you choose? Popeyes. Okay, for me, Bojangles. What did you choose? Popeyes. Okay. For me, Bojangles is just good for breakfast. Between Popeyes and KFC, I like Popeyes chicken, but I love KFC's chicken strips, and I think KFC's biscuits are better. Yes.

Actually, I think KFC got better sides, period, personally. Bojangles got some bad fries, though. Ooh, them French fries. They do. They do. They do. Now, miss us with all of that. Oh, Charlamagne and Envy are such coons.

They on the radio talking about fried chicken. We all love fried chicken. Drop on a clues bomb for fried chicken. The only reason y'all think fried chicken is a stereotype is because the white man told you it was. I've told y'all this quite a few times on this radio. Chickens were a great source of food for slaves because they were cheap and easy to feed not to mention tasty but they had a particular utility for slaves because they were cheap all right chickens were cheap easy to feed and a good source of meat okay not to mention uh the 1915 movie birth of a nation shows a bunch of actors portraying some shifty ass black elected

officials and they in there drinking being disgusting as hell and eating, all right? That one scene solidified what white people thought of black people and fried chicken. So once again, the only reason it's a negative stereotype is because racist white people said so. Because the reality is, they love fried chicken too, all right? That's why today's donkey, Colton Norsworthy, was in a Popeye's, okay? See, Colton went to Popeye's. Who knows for what? If I had to imagine, he might have went for the flounder fish sandwich. He seems like the type to go to Popeye's for a fish sandwich. Who does that?

No, I'm lying. He went for the chicken, as you will soon hear. He went to Popeye's, and at some point, for whatever reason, he decided he wanted a refund. When he didn't get one, he resorted to some classic, classic, classic, classic racist rhetoric. Now, before I play this audio, let me give you a disclaimer. This could be triggering. If traditional racist rhetoric offends you, then you're about to be offended. I mean, what you are about to hear are the basic racist slurs used when a white person and a black person are going back and forth.

OK, in fact, this is how every interaction should go. When someone calls you the N-word, this is how verbal warfare should be. Would you like to hear? Let's listen on this fine Friday morning. Refund my bill. You want to talk to your boss? You want to talk to her? You want her to call me a f***ing cracker?

And what will you do? I call her a f***ing n***a after she called me a cracker. You have a nice day. Call the cops. Call the cops and you think I won't? All you niggers think this a dick. You can suck a dick. You can suck a dick. You can suck a dick. You can suck a dick. You can suck a dick. You can suck a dick, cracker.

You can suck a dick, cracker. I bet you I'll beat the. You can suck a dick, cracker. You can suck a dick, cracker. And look what you're acting like, cracker. Cracker. Cracker. Cracker.

Cracker. Cracker. Cracker. Cracker. Cracker. Cracker. Your grandmanny got it, bitch. Fat ass cracker. Fat ass. And body shaming. Your chicken getting cold, fat boy.

Wow. Your chicken getting cold. Wow. Your chicken getting cold, fat boy. Racist slurs, body shaming, inviting people to the privates. That was amazing. Okay. That's wild.

See, if you've been listening to your Uncle Charlo, Brother Lenard for a long time, then you know there was a time where I would encourage y'all that when they go low, you take it to the floor with them. Scrub the damn ground. Okay. But now that I've got no, as I've done the work on myself to heal with therapy and other things, when they go low, I go medium. Okay?

Because God and my therapist still working on me. So this, to me, is medium. All right? Same way some of y'all like your steaks. Now, I must say, this was some really fine use of the N-word. Okay? There were some good niggers in there. All right?

Colton was throwing it around. Okay? Listen, let me hear one. Niggers. That's pretty good. But you cannot have it both ways mr white man you can't be racist like this while you're ordering chicken all right something your people made a negative stereotype okay you can't call someone else the n-word

as long as you are the one ordering fried chicken okay because guess what uh colton in that moment you the nigga all right but what i love about this video is the sister who would not back down from those n words you call me a nigga i'ma call you a cracker listen cracker she was singing it cracker cracker that's cause and effect you call me the n word i'ma call you a cracker that's cause and effect and the fact oh we're not even talking about this the fact she added a smd with it if the cracker is the two-piece spicy chicken from Popeye's, then the suck my D is the red beans and rice. See, Colton thought he would say the N-word and those folks was going to shrink themselves and cower.

No, that sister stood up tall and said it with her chest. Okay? All right? Cracker. Gotta say it a little bit harder, though, sister. I like how you was adding the spicy side dishes to it, but you gotta say it like Chris Rock. How Chris Rock say it?

Cracker ass cracker. See, that hits hard. That hits hard. But what made her execution great was the suck my D. And for added measure, since I gave you this two-piece spicy in the form of cracker, some red beans and rice in the form of a SMD, how about take some of these mashed potatoes

with Cajun gravy and dry ass biscuits in the form of a fat ass? Your chicken getting cold, fat boy. Oh my God. Your food getting cold, fat ass. See that right there makes a fat person have to make a decision. Do I want to continue to be racist or do I need to get my Popeyes while it's still hot? Decisions, decisions. The moral of the story is everything is energy. Your thoughts begin it. Your emotions amplify it. And your actions increase your momentum. Colton, you should have just avoided it. You should have just avoided your food and bounced.

Okay? Instead, you decided to get spicy like the chicken you ordered. And spicy is what you received. Now, listen. I forgot to say this earlier. All is fair in love and racial slurs. But Colton went too far. Now, I know what say this earlier. All is fair in love and racial slurs, but Colton went too far. Now, I know what you're saying.

What possibly could have been said in that exchange that went too far? Well, listen to Colton. Lynching? Really, Colton? On a scale of one to Scrum Thurman, you decided to jump off the scale and go full Roots miniseries on us? We just doing some good old-fashioned racial slurs, some good old-fashioned body shaming, a little invitation to the private parts,

which technically she doesn't even have. So it should just be a regular day and racist ass, huh? You don't know what she has, sir. That is true. I don't know what she identifies as. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. But it absolutely right. You're absolutely right.

But it could have just been a regular day in racist-ass Okabeche. What's the place called? Okeechobee, Florida. But no, Colton. You want to make it a hate crime. Kathy Griffin, please do the honors. Please give this giant jar of mayo the biggest hee-haw. Hee-haw.

Hee-haw. Oh, what? Chelsea Handler? Because let her get in on that, too. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. Oh, what? A Chelsea Handler? Because let her get in on that, too. Hee-haw. Hee-haw. That is way too much Dan Mayonnaise. And then, you know, bring Chris Rock back just for good measure. Crackle ass. Crackle. Crackle.

Crackle. That should be the new one. That makes me feel good. Hit it one more time. Crackle. It's cause and effect people You call me the n-word You will receive a cracker Okay Good morning

One more time Alright Alright when we come back It's Friday so you know what that means It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday Alright Alright when we come back it's Friday so you know what that means It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday Alright Now today's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday Question actually comes part of

Lotto's conversation we had With her yesterday She was talking about a sex tape if she owned one Have you ever done a sex tape? Yeah Daddy Are you scared that it's like Do you have it? Did you erase it? Have you ever done a sex tape? Yeah. Welcome to the service. Lotto Daddy. Are you scared that it's like, do you have it?

Did you erase it? No, I'm sure it's long gone. You sure? Yeah. Daddy! You have one? Wait, like my first relationship. That's about to be an NFT.

Why would you even say that, Lotto? No, it's not. It's gone. You sure? Yeah. So we're asking, 800-585-1051. You guys out there that created a sex tape or you guys that did a personal sex tape to send to your boo-boo or even a selfie nude to send to your boo-boo.

Have you ever sent any of that to the wrong person? 800-585-1051. If you're a certain age, that's impossible. Have you ever sent a nude or a sex tape that you made for your boo-boo, your spouse? Have you ever sent it to the wrong person? If you're 40 plus, then you probably actually had to send a tape. And it was an actual VCR tape. That's floating around the hood like when Kane killed those people in the Middle East Society.

Not Kane, old dog. Killed those people in the Middle East Society. 800-585-1051. Have you ever sent a video or picture to the wrong person? Let's talk about it. It's The Breakfastain. Old dog. Killed the people of the middle of society. 800-585-1051. Have you ever sent a video or picture to the wrong person? Let's talk about it. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Power. 105.1.

The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. The Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is, have you ever sent a nude or a sex tape to the wrong person?

Now, Charlamagne, you sent me a nude one time. I ain't never did no stupid stuff like that ever in my life. You know you got a son, okay? You got a whole family, all right? And you got a whole family all right and i got a whole family too i've never even taken nudes before all right well let's go to the phone lines hello who's this good morning this is jasmine now jasmine what did you do jasmine okay so it's awful but about this was like maybe 12 years ago before technology was really getting, I was happy with technology. I had a hot girl summer and I was sending some videos and photos to like four different guys. But I accidentally put them in like a group chat.

So you sent all the guys that you was messing with the same photo? In the same group chat? Yes, the same photo. Not knowing that their names and contact numbers were all showing up. Oh my goodness. In like a group chat? Yes. Not knowing that their names and contact numbers were all showing up. Oh, my goodness. In like a group chat. So what did they say in that chat? Only one of them because there was one of them that I was like almost kind of serious with.

And he was the one that called me out and showed me my mistakes. And that was the end of that. Do you talk to any of them anymore? Probably. Oh, you still speak to them? I'm sure I do. You know, they Probably. Oh, you still speak to them? I'm sure I do. They don't usually go away. There's that many guys

you don't know if you talk to them anymore? You're asking the wrong questions. What were the responses? This was probably about 12 years ago. It was a hot girl summer that year. I'm sure I'm still on good terms with all of them. What were the responses? Only one of them responded that called me out. What did he say?

He basically, like, told me because he knew some of the people in the group chat. Wow. So he was just out here running through a whole crew. Hot girl summer. Hello, who's this? Good morning. This is Bird. Good morning, y'all, man.

I love y'all, man. Bird, what's up, man? Who did you send a picture to, brother? A video. Man, I sent it to my girl but i end up sending it to my grandma so i got one old grandma so once you see the picture i had to act like i had a focus on there and say granny is the son wrong so you sent your penis to your grandmother man i didn't try to i you know these eyeballs click over too fast and they end up

what she say it's too little? That's your daddy's side of the family? What she say? She ain't even send you no Bible scripture or nothing? She ain't even tell you get your life together? Nah, she didn't say that. It's just when I seen her, she's like, pulled me to the side.

She's like, ah, yeah, you need to go to the doctor. You need to go to the doctor. You need to go to the doctor. I saw some bumps all around it. My goodness. Hello, who's this? Shalonda calling from Jersey. Hey, Shalonda. Serious question.

Why would your grandma tell you to go to the doctor after seeing your penis? I don't know. I don't know. What was wrong with your penis so much? He said he had a problem with his penis, and he showed his grandmother so he could get some help. Hello.

Hey, Shalonda. Now, what did you do, Shalonda? Okay, so you know how you can record stuff on an SD card, and you would have it in your camera back in the day? Yep. So I had recorded this video. I was a freshman in college, and then my father had used my camera, and I forgot all about the SD card being in there. And God rest his soul, because he passed away. But he found it, so I can laugh about it now.

But in that moment, it was not funny. What did he say? How did he call you? He was like, Shalanda, what is this? And I was like, ah. And I just couldn't even think of anything off the top of my head. It was just real bad. Dang.

Yeah, it was just crazy. What was you doing on the tape, though? What was you doing on the tape? Very inappropriate stuff that my father did not need to see. With another human being? Yes, with my boyfriend. Oh, my goodness. I mean, how are you supposed to—

I'm now my fiancé, so it's not too bad. How are you supposed to respond? Oh, that's your fiancé now? Now, yeah. But back then, she was a freshman in high school. Oh, okay. That's cool. Yeah, college.

That's cool. That's not cool. No, that is cool. I would much rather my— If my daughter did get put out there like that, I would much rather her be with somebody that she's going to end up with for the rest of her life. Yeah, you bring life to the moment.

Thank you. Exactly. All right. Thank you, Mama. Caroline, good morning. Good morning. Good morning. How are you guys?

Now, what happened with you, Caroline? All right. So, as a graduation present, my dad bought me a Mac computer when I graduated from college. And one of my partners, who I was working with at the time, was trying to holla at me for a long time. And he was like, yo, just come get this Cali B. And I was like, you know what? He sent me a picture. I was like, on it.

Let's go. So, I invited him to my house one time. And me just being adventurous, I actually had turned my computer on and recorded it. Put the video away, didn't think nothing of it. Two weeks later, I get a text message from my mom. Oh, so you think you're an effing porn star now? And I was like, wait, what's she talking about? I saw the video. I was like, and then she was like, well, your father also saw it. I'm like, so I walked home that night a little bit slower than I normally did. And by the. I'm like, ooh. So I walked home that night a little bit slower than I normally did.

And by the time I got there, she was like, hmm, that's what you be doing with this computer? It's supposed to be graduation present. How dare you? Da-da-da-da-da. But eventually she got over it. But it did make it into the chapter

of my memoir about my being an exhibitionist because it was confirmed in that moment. Can I ask you a question? I do really want to know this. Why do people feel the need to record these acts? Well, I would say I was smaller and I looked good. Like, I looked fabulous. I think back to now, like, I wish I knew how good I looked

compared to what I look like now. And I was like, my body's looking at angles. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to yourself. You're not being kind to yourself. She's being honest. No, she's not. She's being mean to yourself. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to yourself. You're not being kind to yourself. She's being honest.

No, she's not. She's being mean to herself. That's not honest. I still love myself, but it was just a little bit long. You know, a little bit long. How much you weigh now? Oh, I'm 220. How tall are you?

5'4". What'd you say now? Hold on. What'd you say now, Solomon? I'm not saying anything. I think that, you know. I know what he's saying'd you say now, Solomon? I'm not saying anything. I think that, you know, I'm not saying nothing.

I'm not saying nothing. There's somebody out there that will love you. Okay? I know. All right? You have a good one. It don't matter that you

built like Trader Truth's bump box. What? I didn't want to say that. No, yes, you did. Forgive me,

God. I did not want to say that. You didn't expect 5-4, 2-3. I didn't want to say that. I didn't want to say that. 800-585- god i did not want to say that i didn't expect five four two i didn't want to say that i didn't want to say that 800-585-1051 is freaky freaky freaky friday we're asking have you ever sent a nude or a sex tape to the wrong person let's talk about it at the breakfast club good morning morning everybody it's dj nv angela yee charlamagne the guy we are the breakfast club it's Friday, so you know what that means.

It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. And the Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday question is, have you ever sent a nude or of sex tape to the wrong person? That is the question. It came from Lotto's interview because we were joking her that she created a sex tape and hopefully her father wouldn't see it. So we're asking. Hello, who's this?

Hello. Hey, what's your name, bro? My name's Chris. Chris, what's up? Hello? Hey, what's your name, bro? My name's Chris. Chris, what's up, man? What did you do, Chris? I'm from Sarasota, Florida, not Okeechobee, Florida. Okay, what did you do? I was talking about that incident happening at the Popeye's.

What is it called? What is it called, brother? I'm calling from Sarasota, Florida, not Okeechobee. Oh, got you, got you. Okay. Yeah, it's real racist out there, bro. Real racist out there. I was calling about the sex tape thing.

I thought that's what we were talking about. Yeah, yeah. What's up? What happened? Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, bro. Real racist out there. I was calling about the sex tape thing. I thought that movie was talking about. Yeah, yeah. What's up? What happened? Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, man. This happened in like 98, man. You know, I'm 51,

so, you know, like Charlamagne said, man, this was on a VCR tape. A real tape. Yeah. So, to tell you the truth, my nephew came over

to spend the night and I was at work when I got home and I had no idea that we had gone in and grabbed one of the movies, man. It was one of the movies that my girl and I had made, man. And you know, he enjoyed his stuff with that thing for a good month or so because he ended up staying with us more than just the night.

So when his mom came to visit, that's how we found out he even had the movie, man, and was watching and enjoying himself. Just like, you know, younger kids, you know, when they first started seeing that kind of thing, you know, they get infatuated

and it becomes their form of masturbation and that's what he did, man. It was kind of crazy. That's what happened with my first sex tape that I made. So it kind of got out.

I didn't, like, give it to him, you know, since he was, like, the questions that guys were asking him. All right. I didn't, like, give it to him, you know, like questions that I would ask him. All right. Where'd it take that now, sir? Oh, that take long gone, bro. I don't know what I did with that tape ad.

We talking about 98, bro. This is 2022. Got you, got you. Just making sure it didn't go digital. Hello, who's this? This is Ebony. Ebony, good morning. Talk to me, Ebony.

Good morning. I was calling in about that big lotto topic. Go ahead. What happened with you? So I'm military, and I was deployed overseas at the time. And I was spicing up my relationship, and I decided I wanted to send my husband, at the time, the news. I sent him. He was cheating on me.

The girl that he cheated with decided she wanted to send the news to everybody in his phone, including my family. Everybody in my whole family's got my news. Damn it, man. What a bold-ass side chick. How dare she? The audacity. Yeah, it was nasty.

I came back from my deployment. My dad, he didn't want to look in my eyes. Like, it was embarrassing. I want to know how does she justify that with herself, though? She's already the side. Did she think that he was going to break up with you to be with her after she did that? I think he did. I think he did.

But, I mean, he tried to reconcile when I got home, but I divorced him. Oh, you divorced him because of that? Yeah. I was done. Yeah, I'm not going to lie. That's a violation. I want to ask you this question. Now, if he had just cheated on you and you would have found out, would you have divorced him, or is it the fact that she sent your sex tape out to everybody? It was more so of the sex tape.

It was embarrassment. Like, I just couldn't come back after that. Like, cheating is one thing, I think, in a relationship. But when you go that far and you plainly let a woman that you're dealing with disrespect me, I can't come back. I agree. Thank you, mama. Lord have mercy. That's a different level of foul right there. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is you can't come back. I agree. Thank you, mama. Lord have mercy. That's a different level of foul right there.

What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is you can't trust these goddamn side chicks. That's why you got to be with one woman, man. Lord have mercy, man. Find you one woman and just build and have a nice, stable life. Lord have mercy. That's just evil. All right.

Well, up next, we got the rumors. Of course, it's New Music Friday. We'll let you know what new albums came out, what new songs came out, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Thanos! What's wrong with you today, man?

You need some chicken or something? I'm definitely gonna get me some chicken. Y'all done talked about chicken so much on this goddamn radio this morning. I want me some fried chicken and someall done talked about chicken so much on this goddamn radio this morning. I want me some fried chicken and some Popeyes. Yes. I want to have a cheat meal this weekend. All right. Well, morning, everybody.

We are The Breakfast Club, and it's Friday, so you know it's New Music Friday. So let's get to it. It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is The Rumor Report. Talk to them.

With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, first and foremost, congratulations to Lotto. She dropped her album 777 today. Big Lotto. And I love the title of that album because she said, you know, seven, as we all know, is God's number. So she was like, why not say it three times? It's like how they do 666. Why not do 777? I respect it. I like it.

She has people on there everywhere. Everybody from Kodak Black to 21 Savage Childish Gambino, Lil Wayne, Lil Dirk and Nardo Wick. And let's play the joint with Nardo Wick. It's called Stepper. Don't you kill nobody for your hoe. Yo, you stupid.

Just want to throw that out there on a fine Friday. Don't you kill nobody for your hoe. Kill somebody for your wife. Not for your hoe. Now, Nego, you know Nego. He's the creator of Bathing Ape. He released an album today. It's called I Know Nego, you know Nego. He's the creator of Bathing Ape. He released an album today. It's called I Know Nego.

He has Clips, Gunna, A$AP, Ferg, a talented creator just to name a few. Buddy, he has a new album. It's called Super Ghetto. You can pick that up. Denzel Curry, he has a new album, Melt My Eyes, See Your Future. Melt My Eyes, See Your Future.

That's an interesting title. And Key Glock. Of course, that's Dolph's cousin. I'm definitely listening to that. Yellow Tape 2 is out today as well. I enjoy me some Key Glock. Drop on the Clues Bond for Key Glock. Dumb and Dumber Part 1 and 2 with Young Dolphs.

Some of my favorite music for the past year. Now, Kid Cudi released a new joint today. It's called Stars in the Sky. Stars in the Sky. What the hell? Hey. A lot of people love K-Pop. What the hell was that?

I got to hear it in this whole context, but Jesus Christ. Hey, a lot of people love K-Pop. That sounds like that was on a good white movie. All right. Now, I never know this young man's name. Junior Choi? You know the joint to the moon? Turn on my side to the moon.

You know that song? No, I don't. Well, he released a remix featuring Gunna. Can we hear a little bit of it? Pull up the keys, don't turn up. Smug out the P, just got it weed. I run up. that joint to the moon is like a top 10 record so shout to that young man i think he's from london i heard i mean i've heard that hook before i've heard that song now that you played it but i didn't know who the person was because i'm old. 4-2-Doug featuring ESTG. They got a new record

called Free the Shriners. They got a whole album coming up. 42 Doug and ESTG. Yep, so that was a single for you, Sean. And also a shout to Cardi B. It was announced yesterday that Cardi B, Offset, and Baby Culture will be on an episode of Baby Shark. Cardi B will be Sharky B. Offset will be Offshark.

And Culture will be Culture Shark. You ain't got no music for us? Don't be teasing us like that and not play no good damn Baby Shark music now. Baby Shark, Shark, Shark, Shark, Shark. Anybody ask you that. All right, well. The reason I even mentioned Cardi B because she's on the extended version of No Love. Okay.

That's Summer Walker featuring SZA and now Cardi B. All right. I love the sound I'm done with now. I'm thinking of ways that I can hurt you back. Oh lord have mercy It's a good record Nothing makes you feel old Like New Music Fridays and Scratchin'. Those are the two things that make me feel old nowadays.

When you stand up and you try to just like, you know, touch the floor like that, and you realize your hamstring's a little too tight, that's age, okay? And New Music Friday. I don't know nothing about nothing that you just play. You know Summer Walker. You know Kid Cudi. You know 4-2-Duck. Kid Cudi is a different generation. I like Key Glock. You know all Cudi. You know 4-2-Duck. Kid Cudi is a different generation.

I like Key Glock. You know all those people. I like 4-2-Duck and the STG. It still makes me feel old. Okay. Alright. Well, you are old. That's right. And proud to be old. Okay. Now play some goddamn new addition on this radio this morning. What you got in the mix coming up, damn it. Well, it is a throwback mix. There you go. Now we

talking my language. Oh, nigga time, goddammit. 805-85-105 when we do this on a Friday. What we talking my language. Oh, nigga, time. God damn it. 800-585-105. We'll do this on a Friday. What we got coming up? Come on. We're going to start the mix off with some Lost Boys. Oh, okay.

All right. Why are you stretching like that? You want to do some lights, cameras, action? Why are you stretching? Oh, my goodness. I'm ready. Let's go. What else? We got a bunch of joints in the mix.

Give me one more. What else? What else? You don't even remember. I'm ready, though. You see me? I'm scratching. I'll go over here scratching.

Took it to the streets a little bit. Shook ones. Mobbed deep. You know, we can go down south. A little T.I. Rubber band man. Okay, okay. Now you're talking my language, god damn it.

All right. So we'll get to the mix next. Now you're talking our language. The car show goes down June 19th, Father's Day weekend. If you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets. Kids five and under are free. Old school cars. I can't even look at Charlamagne right now. He's dancing in front of me. New cars.

Jumpies for the kids. Gaming and all that. It's going to be a family fun day. So get your tickets. Just click the link in my bio and I can't wait to see you June 19th. So let's get to the mix. It's the People's Choice Mix. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same.

Hey, it's Angela Yee. Have you taken a look at the general insurance The Breakfast Club. Your mornings will never be the same. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, we got a shout-out to Cheryl McKissick, Daniel, and Don Peebles for joining us this morning. Man, a lot of free jewelry they gave out this morning on The Breakfast Club. Make sure you go to The Breakfast Club YouTube page and check that out later in the fall. They were here for over an hour. That's right. So a lot of good discussions in there.

All right. All right. And when we come back, we got the positive note and more. So don't move. It's a lot of good discussions in there. All right. All right, and when we come back, we got the positive note and more, so don't move. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Hey, it's DJ Envy, Angela Yee,

Charlamagne Tha Guy. We are The Breakfast Club. Just want to remind you, Texas. Texas versus New York, The Car Show. Trader True versus DJ Envy. Houston versus New York. We're doing The Car Show June 19th, Father's Day weekend. I'm talking celebrity cars, exotic cars, old school cars, monster trucks, bikes, nice car, carnival rides, games, face painting, jump roping, jumpies, gaming.

It's just going to be a family fun day. If you haven't got your tickets, get your tickets. It's 12 to 5, kids 5 and under are free. So I want to see you in Houston, Texas on June 19th, Juneteenth. All right. Now, Charlamagne, you got a positive note. I do have a positive note, man. And I said this during donkey of the day.

I just want to reiterate it because it's real. Everything is energy. Your thoughts begin it. Your emotions amplify it. And your action increases its momentum. Remember that. Breakfast club, bitches. Y'all finished or or you all done?

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