The Breakfast Club - Super Bowl Weekend Kick Off

Episode Date: February 3, 2017

Friday 2/3- Superbowl weekend is here, so Envy and Angela Yee flied out to Houston to see the event as well as broadcast from there for the show. During the show, many listeners by to add their comments during segments but who would have thought when Nick Cannon stopped by that he became the subject of the rumor report! Also, Charlamagne gave his Donkey of the Day to some more politics, Kellyanne Conway and Darrell Scott. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Peace to the planet. It's Friday. Yes, it's Friday, and we're broadcasting live from Houston. Of course, Super Bowl is this weekend. We're at Prospect Park, so if you're out and about, you're leaving the club. I just left the club. Yes, we know. You can come join us right now.

We have, I haven't seen breakfast yet, Charlamagne, but they're saying that we will have breakfast for the people. No, we know. You can come join us right now. We have I haven't seen breakfast yet, Charlamagne, but they're saying that we will have breakfast for the people. No, we're definitely going to have breakfast. We're actually in a restaurant. Lounge, sports bar. Let's be clear. Y'all are in Houston. I'm in New York. I'm going to have breakfast because I'm going to send an intern to get one. All right. Hopefully we'll

have some breakfast. Now, Houston is already crazy. Traffic is a little crazy, but so far it seems like every party's been packed. Everybody been peaceful it's been a lot of fun so far i went to uh i was in the mall first went and did a little shopping of course you did i seen uh i ran into meek mill in the um in the mall okay who was he with he was uh he was just walking around with his usual crew he was also with uh no no no no no he was his usual crew i also seen him with jay prince jr and then uh when I went to the club tonight, every football player you could possibly imagine was in there.

Showtime. And I see Meek again. I see the Migos. Showtime is the name of the club. It's a strip club out here in Houston. So it was popping, man. A lot going on over the weekend. And, of course, we're at Prospect Park.

And then after we broadcast, we turn this into a day party all day long. So we're going to be partying all day. Yeah. So South to 93.7 to beat. We appreciate you guys for holding us down. Drop one of the clues bombs for all the niggatry that's going on in Houston this weekend. Well, the Super Bowl, hold on, hold on.

Let's be clear. The Super Bowl is for everybody, okay? The Super Bowl is for everybody, but the city of Houston and Atlanta, niggatry! Drop one the clues, bomb, baby. It's going down. There is a lot going on this weekend. A lot of parties. Oh, man. There's also the Super Bowl going on. Oh, I forgot about that.

Oh, yeah. Who's playing again? I don't even know who's playing. Well, Lady Gaga is performing at the halftime show, so I've seen her on the news this morning talking about it. Hey, fun fact. The halftime show will be inclusive for everybody. Okay. Fun fact, you know the last time the Super Bowl was in Houston, Janet

Jackson's breast popped out. Oh. A white guy named Jeff just told me that. Okay, so we don't know what to expect with this Super Bowl halftime. Well, nobody wants to see Lady Gaga's breast. She can keep that to herself. Now, hold on. We don't know that. That's true. Sleep for yourself.

They're telling us the mic sound a little distorted, so we'll try to fix the distortion. Well, we got front page news coming up. What are we talking about, Yee? If you had to guess. We don't have to talk about Donald Trump. We do, because we got to talk about these gun laws right now that he's trying to change and some things that Barack Obama had put into place. Okay.

We'll get into all that when we come back. Keep it locked. And T.I. will be joining us this morning. So we'll kick it with the King, T.I. We got some more special guests that are stopping through, but we don't want to say it because we want to make sure that they get here. All right? All right.

All right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news. Now, of course, this Sunday is Super Bowl Sunday.

I don't really care because my Giants are not playing. Charlamagne? I feel the same way. Another year of me and my Dallas Cowboys sitting at home watching the Super Bowl. I'm not really excited about the halftime performance. I know it's a lot of Lady Gaga. You don't want to see Lady Gaga? I know it's a lot of Lady Gaga fans out there.

I'm not particularly one of them. So, you know, whatever. Well, Lady Gaga has said that her Super Bowl halftime show is going to be political. But she said it's going to talk about equality and inclusion. So that's what her show is about. I'm not a hater. You know what I'm saying? I watch the Super Bowl for the commercials.

And I don't mind seeing the Patriots win another Super Bowl only because I like seeing, like, dynasties like that. But then I don't mind seeing Atlanta win because I feel like the city of Atlanta deserves it. So, you know. Absolutely. And they said Tony Bennett is going to stop by during her performance as well. Who the hell is Tony Bennett? like that, but then I don't mind seeing Atlanta win because I feel like the city of Atlanta deserves it. And they said Tony Bennett is going to stop by during her performance as well. Who the hell is Tony Bennett? Singer. Old singer? You know old Tony Bennett. Why should we be excited about that again? He's a huge star.

Let's get to the front page. Just not your target audience. So what is it? 45 to 80 demo? Maybe 60 to 80. Alright, well let's talk about Uber. What's going on with Uber? Well, the CEO of Uber, Travis Kalanick, has stepped down from Trump's Economic Advisory Council. He said that decision, he included that in a memo to Uber employees. He said he wants to distance himself and

Uber from the anti-Muslim executive order that Trump had signed last Friday. He said joining the group was not meant to be an endorsement of the president or his agenda. And he also said that it has been misinterpreted to be exactly that. So he has stepped down. That basically means he gave Donald Trump a call and said, look, I'll support you in private. I just can't do it publicly. That delete Uber really affected them a lot. It affected them a whole lot.

Now, what's going on with Donald Trump? What is he trying to do now? Well, right now, Donald Trump and Congress, Republicans in Congress, are trying to rescind a federal rule that was aimed at preventing people with serious mental health problems from buying guns. Now, gun rights groups and some mental health advocates say that rule was overly broad and it was a flawed standard and violated people's due process rights. So pretty much they're going to let people not have to do those same background checks and all

of that to determine who's eligible to buy firearms. So basically they're making it easier for people in America to buy guns. Yes. Easier to get guns. That is crazy. That's not what we need. That's definitely not what we need. Hey, dear celebrity and chief Trump, that's not what we need, sir. Not at all. It should be more difficult for people to buy guns.

Right, and they're saying that their reasoning, the Constitution applied to all Americans, including disabled Americans, and I'm glad to see that Congress is acting swiftly to defend it. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love my right to bear arms, I love my guns, but no, it should be very difficult

for people to be able to purchase a weapon. Absolutely. We shouldn't be making it easier. It shouldn't be easier for people to buy guns in America. Absolutely. Absolutely. Not with the gun violence Not with the gun violence in America No Alright well that's front page news We're broadcasting live from Houston

Angela Yee and I in Houston Still ain't no breakfast Y'all in a restaurant and there ain't no damn breakfast We ain't got no breakfast The breakfast actually comes here in about an hour Alright So yeah Cause we hungry now

But tell them why you're mad 800-585-1051 If you're upset and you need to vent You can call us right now. Maybe you had a bad morning or a bad night. We might not have breakfast, but we do have drinks. We definitely have drinks, so if you come in, we might be able to buy you a drink or two.

Nothing like drinking on an empty stomach. That is an N-word diet if I ain't never heard it. Wake up in the morning and have some alcohol and drugs, but we won't have food until noon. 800-585-1051. We're broadcasting live from Prospect Park. If you're in Houston, come join us. It's free. Come hang with us. Get some free

food and just chill with the Breakfast Club. Get your ass up. And T.I.'s next hour, bro. And T.I. will be joining us next hour. All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. I'm going to tell you why I'm mad, for real, man. My girl keep coming home smelling like Polo Cologne. That ain't for girls. I know something's going on, for real. I'm heated about that. And I need y'all to tell me why y'all mad, why you mad on The Breakfast Club, for real. Yo, this is Al from Mississippi.

Al, tell them why you mad, bro. Man, I'm mad because these folks out here, man, I haven't got up at 3 o'clock in the morning. I drive a truck. These folks, man, since Trump been in office, man, they think they got extra privileges. They think they can talk to me the morning, I drive a truck. These folks, man, since Trump been in office, man, they think they got extra privileges, think they can talk to me crazy. But I got a family. That's in your mind, sir. They was talking to you crazy before.

You just didn't notice. Well, no, Charlamagne, they wasn't talking to me crazy. But see, when Barack was in there, they was a little quiet. But now that Trump in there, they're talking crazy. Why you don't talk to me back? Why you scared of the white man? I ain't scared of the white man, but you got to be smart. I got to provide for the white man. Ah, shut up, man.

There you go. No, you right. Be smart. Hey, to provide for the white man. Ah, shut up, man. There you go. No, you right. Be smart. Hey, don't be. Don't be all talk. Be action. Ah, please. Safe ass knee, bro.

Well, good luck, bro. Be safe out there in them rows. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is Kim. Hey, Kim. Tell them why you mad, mama. I'm not really mad. I'm, like, disappointed.

I recently left my husband this year, and I have a lot of different dudes coming at me through, like, IG, Facebook, and they're just, like, they're disappointing. First of all, why do you mean this year? It's only February 3rd. You left him in January? I'm sorry. Not this year. Last year.

Goodness, I'm sorry. What do you mean they're disappointing? They just want to smash? I don't know. They're childish, and you can tell that's the mom they just want sex. Yeah. So why'd you leave your husband again? Well, you need to stop meeting guys on Instagram.

Well, I'm not trying to meet them. I'm just saying they're coming at me. Right. Well, forget them. Anybody that's trying to kick it to you on Instagram. He's trying to smash mom. Why'd you leave your husband? That's not true.

First of all, Instagram is a new form of communication, you old-ass Negroes, okay? People communicate on Instagram and social media nowadays. I actually like to go out and meet people in person. That's fine, too. And let me tell you something. If somebody's trying to highlight you on Instagram, they're also trying to highlight 20 other girls. So if you're looking for a serious relationship, that's not easy. So you're telling me that guys aren't trying to highlight 20 other girls in the street?

Stop it. What are you talking about? I think there's more of a connection when you see people in person and meet them and speak to them than when you see them on social media. Why'd you leave your husband? Why'd you leave your husband, mama? Um, very unhappy. We were together for 11 years. I'm 31. We had three kids. It was just...

I'm gonna be honest with you. You sound unhappy now. I think it's you. I know. I'm disappointed. I'm like, damn. You want him back? Yes. You should have wrote it out. I'm disappointed. I'm like, damn. You want him back. Yes, you should have stayed married, stayed with your man, went to therapy and worked things out. Nah.

She wasn't feeling it. It's her life, her decisions. But listen, if it's not working out on Instagram, it's probably time to try something new. Thank you, mom. Yeah, like Snapchat. You stupid. Hello, who's this? Yeah, this is Justin. I'm in Baytown, outside of Houston, about 25 minutes. I'm in Baytown outside of Houston about 25 minutes.

I'm out listening to you all the time, man. I just got to say I'm mad because Envy has the nerve to hold that New York Giants cup on the same table knowing that Charlemagne is a Dallas Cowboy fan. So please stop using that cup when Charlemagne is at the same table with you. I got my Dallas Cowboys paraphernalia over here, too, sir. And where's his Cowboys? His Cowboys is the same place my Giants are. They're sitting on the couch watching it from home, man.

Except my Cowboys with girls and Odell's with another guy right now. No, he's not. Actually, Odell was in the strip club with me tonight, all right? Yeah, with you, exactly. No, with girls. I mean, with girls. I just seen him. You know what?

Forget it. Tell them why you mad. 800-585-1051. Matter of fact, right now, if you're blessed, call us up and I mean, we're girls. I just seen them. You know what? Forget it. Tell them why you're mad. 800-585-1051. Matter of fact, right now, if you're blessed, call us up and tell us why you're blessed. It's Friday. Not just blessed. Blessed and highly favored. Yeah, that's right.

It's Friday. It's payday. It could be a great day for you. No more telling why you're mad. Tell them why you're blessed right now. It's all about balance. Ratchetedness and righteousness. Tell us about some positivity in your life.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. You know what it was when you signed up. Listen up. Are you blessed and highly favored? I feel blessed. Tell the congregation at 800-585-1051.

It's a celebration. It's The Breakfast Club. Six feet above ground. I got two beautiful children, a beautiful wife. There you go. I got a job. You better keep your feet pushing, man. There's positivity in the mind frame. Man, I love hearing that, man.

You stay blessed, brother. Thank you. Hello, who's this? Hey, this is JoJo from Columbus, Ohio, man. Tell me why you blessed, brother. What's going on, man? I'm DJ Envy Charlemagne, the guy. It's a beautiful Angela Yee. Good morning to y, man? DJ Henry Charlemagne and guys. The beautiful Angela Yee.

Good morning to y'all. I'm highly blessed and favored. Because my God wakes me every morning to my beautiful children. I get to go to my amazing job. Even though I don't like it, but I respect it. Take care of my family. And I got good friends around me, man. So I'm highly favored and blessed every day.

And I listen to the best morning breakfast club, best group in the morning. You gotta wake up and gratitude should be your attitude. I love that, my brother. Peace. And we have Charlamagne's favorite. Young Josh, you're late, Young Josh. Young Josh is here, Charlamagne. Yeah, Young Josh, I heard you was on Sway Show yesterday. You just making

your rounds? Yeah, did you see the footage yesterday? No, I don't watch you, boy. Yeah, I did damage, boy. I heard, I heard. I heard you killed it, though. Yeah, yeah. You're gonna see a lot more of that. There you go. I told you I'm coming. There you go. Now tell them some things while you're blessed, Josh. You gonna spit or not? Oh, yeah. You already know I'm gonna spit. Can't spit, God.

Alright, check it. Charlamagne the God. We'll go down. I'm about to spit to you real quick. Uh-oh. Yeah. Charlamagne the God. See, you don't want that stink, but you fought on people bars. I'm trying to make it out the hood because that's going to make my mama proud. I ain't never had a grandma,

but I made a couple grand. I don't want to take a handout, rather be a helping hand, so I hustle for mine. And if it wasn't for times of struggle, then I wouldn't be here busting these rhymes. Luckily, I'm a young Texan

chasing his prime because I ain't trying to be at red lights waving a sign. I'm on probation right now fighting a crime, and I don't want to be a victim of a cop with a nine since 2014 i've been dialing your line i just turned 23 i know times to be flying millions hear me but i'm trying to be a sight to their eyes all right you just ruined the mood everybody felt blessed and highly you started rapping bro jesus christ yo i'm here though man

i'm here i'm here i'm blessed i'm living man that's all you know what yes god bless you i'm on the phone with charlamagne thank you young josh shout out to zoe dollars zoe dollars is here zoe dollars come grab this mic for a second dollars that is all we got put the headphones on grab the mic over there man man. Everybody stop it. Like I said, we're live at Prospect Park. That's right. Zoe Doll, what's up, Zoe? I'm here, man. What up?

Zoe Doll, it just came through. Zoe Doll, it's Sak-Fa-Sing. Sak-Fa-Fet, dog. What's happening? I'm cool and ain't nothing. You know, catching a vibe out here in the H-Town. Zoe said he ain't seen no fool yet. Said it's the breakfast clip.

Said y'all promised fool. He ain't seen no fool yet. It is. It's just not here yet. Zoe, why you feel blessed this morning, brother? Man, I feel blessed just to be alive. I'm able to see a new day. I'm here with my dog, Envy, and Angela, you know.

We having some drinks right now. Yeah, some drinks. They having some drinks. I'm on that water. You gotta be smart, Zoe. Don't be like them. For real, for real. Well, we got rumors on the way, Yee, what we talking about?

Wait, hold on, Zoe. Who you got, though? Oh, for the pick. For the Super Bowl. You know I'm going with them Dirty Birds, man. Just had to make sure. You know how I'm rocking Falcons. All right.

Now, what we talking about in the room, Yee? We're talking about daddy issues, okay? We're going to discuss two people who are having some daddy issues right now. Man. One of them is Frank Ocean. What? Whoa. Frank Ocean's sugar daddy ain't treating him right.

What's going on? All right. We'll find out when we come back. Keep it locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning locked. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. Yeet. The Breakfast Club.

Breakfast Club. Act like it's Friday, damn it. Act like it's Friday. How's everybody feeling out here in Houston? We're at Prospect Park. Now, the crazy thing about this broadcast is they didn't bring speakers, so I don't think people can hear what's going on. They're just watching us.

But you can't stream us on the iHeartRadio app or listen on 93.7. Now, we still haven't got breakfast, right? No breakfast here yet. But it's on the way. I told y'all we weren't getting breakfast. Y'all fall for that trick every time. Remember Charlie Brown when Charlie used to run to kick that damn football? That's y'all whenever y'all go out of town.

We do have tequila. Yeah, we have tequila, but there is no breakfast. And we're going to be here all day long. Of course, after this, we're going to take a nap and then come back because there's a day party here all day long. So come back and join us. Anybody that's leaving the club with broadcast live, so come shout us a holler.

And enjoy that tequila while you can because when Donald Trump put a 20% tax on it, you ain't going to want to drink no tequila that comes from Mexico because if I was a Mexican people, I'd poison it. I'm stocking up right now. I'd poison it all if they put a 20% tax on it. Well, let's get to the rumors. Let's talk Frank Ocean.

It's about time. What's going on? Rumor Report. Rumor Report. This is the Rumor Report. Talk to him. With Angela Yee on The Breakfast Club. Well, it looks like Frank Ocean is having some daddy issues.

Oh, tell me about Frank Ocean's daddy. By his father. His father says that Frank Ocean smeared his good name by saying that he was a bigot. Now, Frank Ocean's dad is Calvin Cooksey, and he filed a defamation lawsuit because Frank Ocean wrote a Tumblr message

last summer after the Orlando massacre. He accused his dad of using a homophobic slur. He said, when he was a kid, I was six years old when I heard my dad call our transgender waitress a word that rhymes with maggot. As he dragged me out of a neighborhood

diner saying we wouldn't be served because she was dirty. Now according to Frank Ocean's dad, this story is BS and it has damaged his financial opportunities. He is now suing for $14.5 million in damages. I thought you were about to tell me about Frank's zaddy. No, I said daddy. I didn't say zaddy.

I wanted to hear about his zaddy. And in more daddy issue stories, Beyonce's father, Matthew Knowles, has spoken out. He congratulated Beyonce. Here's what he said in a post. Thank you for your blessings and your well wishes. I'm the happiest grandfather in the world. Congratulations, Beyonce and Jay.

Damn. I'm the happiest grandfather in the world Congratulations, Beyonce and Jay Damn You might think That he knew about this pregnancy Before the rest of the world, but he did not Now Matthew Knowles actually did an interview With the insider, he said, I was shocked Let me tell you what happened I got a first text and I was like, why is this person saying congratulations Then I got a second text

From one of my students at Texas Southern And I was like, what are you talking about? And they told him to go to the web, and that's when he found out about the pregnancy. All that means is that the Knowles family is fully aware of who can't keep secrets in the family. That's crazy. That's grandpado.

Tell daddy after we announce it. No, granddaddy going to tell the world. We got to keep it a secret. Now, Matthew Knowles said he then spoke to his daughter. He called her and asked how she was doing, and they had a long conversation, a wonderful daughter-dad conversation, he said, but I'm not going to tell you all of that. So he's very proud and happy, he said, both with Jay and with her.

Why you didn't tell me? The same reason I don't tell you nothing, Daddy. You can't keep a secret. But that's still his grandkids, though. He should have known a little earlier before social media. They're going to still be his grandkids, regardless. You're right. All right, Chris Brown and Soulja Boy, is this fight still happening?

Well, they're going back and forth now with some messages on Instagram. Here's what Soulja Boy had to say. Yo, man, I signed my contract for the boxing match a week ago. We waiting on Chris Brown so we can announce the motherfucking fight, man. Now I got Evander Holyfield training me. I got my contract signed for the fight. What you waiting on? I can't tell that Negro how much I don't care no more. Well, here's what Chris Brown had to say. Yo, don't worry, man.

The contract is going to get signed. That's a done deal. You acting like I'm holding up something. Just be ready for your shit. It's going to be a long, long ride. I hope Holyfield teaches you everything in the book. Please.

Help soldier. You know what kills me about these Negroes? Right before Chris Brown posted that clip, he said this. I'm feeling going mute on you

s*** this year. Okay. When I pull up on you, it's going down. All right. He says, I'm feeling going mute on you.

Right. Does he know the definition of mute? That's quiet. The definition of mute is to be quiet. You put three or four more posts up. Yeah, he changed his mind. I'm tired of these

irrational... He has some things he needs to get off his chest. All these irrational ass artists with low emotional IQs can't control their feelings, man. Now, are you excited about Birdman dropping 500 songs? Absolutely not. Well, he said he was in his vault. Absolutely not. But you don't know who was where.

It could be Birdman. Let me tell you what his post said. It could be Birdman and Drake. He said, when in my vault today found thousands of old Cash Money music, we'll release 500 songs this year. Hashtag Cash Money Collection. So it's not just Birdman. Oh, see, that's different. Now, that's different. When you say, first you said Birdman. I'm not interested to hear about it.

Well, he's releasing it. But if it's Cash Money and Young Money combined, and it's old Juvenile and Turk and BG and Wayne and all them, yeah, I'm withman. I'm not interested in him. Well, he's releasing it. But if it's cash money and young money combined, and it's old juvenile and Turk and BG and Wayne and all them, yeah, I'm with that. Yes. We ready to pop bottles. Production by Manny Fresh, I'm with all of that. Absolutely.

But 500 Birdman records, absolutely not. I would never put respect on that catalog. Well, I'm Angela Yee, and that's your Rumor Report. All right, thank you, Miss Yee. When we come back, we got the king of the South, T.I. Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are the Breakfast Club.

Y'all going to let him come Super Bowl week when his Atlanta Falcons is in the Super Bowl? Yeah, that way. That's why he in here dressed like he running for office. Yeah, I don't see nothing. I'm dressed like I'm running a company. There you go. There you go. Okay, all right. He almost called him.

He almost said, but then he said, hey, I'm dressed like I'm running a company. That's true. They don't pay or no. Now, T, you made an album, Us or Else, man, a great album, led it to the system.

Thank you. Reflects exactly what's going on in our country right now. How did you know now was the time to make that kind of body of work? Well, I mean, all of the things that continue to take place in the community right now. How did you know now was the time to make that kind of body of work? Well, I mean, all of the things that continue to take place in the community, man. I mean, we can't bear witness

to the kinds of atrocities that are going on right now and not be affected. And us being affected as artists, you know, we are the voice. We're the voice of the community. So if we're affected, then we're supposed to use our platform to be the voice for those who ain't got a voice to speak for themselves. Which you have been doing a lot.

I love the open letters that you've been doing. Right on. Also, and basically calling people out because sometimes artists feel like they shouldn't be political. And they don't want to make those. That's fair. Right, and they don't feel like they're role models. But at the end of the day, people do look to you as an example if they admire you and your music. Sure, but I don't think that every artist, you know, has the, you know,

the responsibility or the obligation to do that. Only if you're passionate about it. Only if it's something that you genuinely really, like, care about. Just, even if you don't want to be political, like, just, you know, just don't say nothing to go against it, you know? Don't say nothing to go against

it. Don't say all lives matter. We had a conversation up here about when you did an open letter to Lil Wayne. Right. That a conversation beforehand would have been better if it wasn't one there. Was there a conversation beforehand? No, it wasn't. It wasn't. And, I mean, I understand that.

To be honest with you, man, that's like the hardest, that was the most difficult thing that I had to do in my, I guess, me on my journey or taking my stand or whatnot. You know what I'm saying? Because that's, I really do consider him still a partner of mine. A friend. Yeah. And I don't think that that correction is not, you know, saying that, okay, well, it's time to throw you away now. You know what I'm saying? It's like, hey, man, what's going on?

You know what I mean? What are you doing? And the reason that it was public is because it wasn't really more so addressed to him than it was the people who follow him. You know what I'm saying? As a leader, you know, whether we accept that responsibility or not, it's people who follow him. You know what I'm saying? Like, as a leader, you know, whether we accept that responsibility or not, it's people who follow us, just like she said. You know, I just want to make sure that they know

that as a community, that we not, we can't go for that. I agree with that. But before you even said it, I said T.I. needs to call him out because if you're going to publicly make that statement, somebody got to publicly denounce it. I mean, and mind you,

I'm the one, you know, who pretty much, like, I speak up for bro all the time because, you know, that ain't the first thing that has been said that was kind of, you know what I'm saying, that could have been taken as critical. Like, when I think I was on the

Roland Martin show, TV one of it in Washington, D.C., right after, I think it was a statement saying that, you know, racism doesn't exist or something like that. And I was like, hey, well, my brother, he wasn't prepared for that question. Just give him a time, you know what I'm saying, so he can make a proper statement and clarify himself. Like, so, and then, like, I think like a week after that, that's when that next thing came, man.

So, I mean, at that point, it's kind of like, man, you know, as a partner, man, you see, as a friend, you see, I'm taking this thing right here. Like, man, like, don't say nothing that's going to directly go against that. But I still, you know, everything I said was said out of love. You know what I'm saying? And in a way, I said it so other people wouldn't have a platform to it. Have you spoken to him yet? Nah, I ain't spoken to him since, you know, we'll speak.

And then he put out that letter, F you, which was supposed to be for that statement. I mean, that's fine. That could have been for everybody, though, because a lot of people was going at him. No, but that's fine. That's fine. I ain't, you know, I don't take that personally. I mean, I understand. You know, as a man, we're going to defend ourselves at all times. Do right, do thick there, right and wrong.

I understand that. Oh, we got to applaud T.I. too. What happened? On stage, when you were performing, the old T.I. You done changed a lot, T.I. The old T.I. You changed a lot, my brother. The old T.I.

I'm not going to lie, we had a good time with that. And I saw you think about it. That's what made me say, you know what, T.I. changed a that. And I saw you think about it. That's what made me say, you know what, T.I. changed a lot. Because I watched you think about it after that man grabbed your ass. You stopped and you looked around and you made a good judgment call. You made a good judgment call.

I knew it was the old T.I. The old T.I.? Oh my goodness. You know what, man? I just didn't want to get kicked out of Canada, man. I wasn't trying to have kicked out of Canada, man. You know what I'm saying? I wasn't trying to have the headline be, you know, I jump on the fan in Canada. That wasn't a fan, though. That was Makonnen.

They said it was Makonnen. Wow. You know, hey, man, that's between you and him. That's between you and him, bro. Now, I saw the letter to Obama and the letter to Trump. It's supposed to be a three-part series. It's going to be a letter to America, right? Yes, I already put it out.

I missed one. They were consecutive. Now, what's the difference between engaging via letter and going to Trump Tower and saying that to Trump's face? Well, I mean, to be honest with you, I ain't really got no... I don't have no objection, nor no desire to go there. You know what I'm saying? I don't really got no, I don't have no objection nor no desire to go there.

You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't, like, first of all, if it's going to be a meeting and I'm going to be involved with it, I'm going to include somebody in the meeting that's smarter than me. Absolutely. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to get Congressman John Lewis, Minister Farrakhan, Ambassador Young, somebody to come in here and, you know, translate this political jargon. You're not going to go take a picture as a press opportunity.

That's so lame to me, man. You know what I'm saying? And then, like, you know, even if it is going to be a conversation, I don't think there's nothing wrong with sitting down with anybody, no matter how different your opinions may be. And try to see how you can work together to make some progression. But what must be addressed first and foremost is the disrespectful, hurtful comments that were made on the campaign. Because if we're going to come to the table and try to make an attempt to move forward, we must have a mutual respect for one another. Absolutely. I can't even, I can't work on the same side as you if we don't have this mutual respect

for one another. So we must address, the first thing I'm saying, so what was with the bush you was on, like, you know, during the campaign? Like, what's up with that? Like, that must be addressed before I stand next to you and talk about how good of a man you are. You know what I'm saying? That's, you know, that are. That's my only.

It's going to come upon what we have to engage. Throughout the history of the civil rights struggle, it's been engaged, it's been resisted. But it seems like Donald Trump isn't open to people criticizing him or not being on the same side as him. It seems like he attacks you and looks at you as his enemy. Amen. Well, then how he imagine for us to look

at him with what he say about us. That's a fact. You know what I'm saying? How he imagine for us. That's how he feel about people who go at him. How he feel, how he think we feel about people who go at us. And that's that on that. I just feel like this is a crazy time for our country just because of the meetings that he's been having, the things he's been tweeting.

Sure. And the policies that he's trying to put into place. Yeah, man. You know, it's disheartening. I really don't, you know. I tried to be optimistic about it, but, you know, the whole, what is it, Muslim ban or travel ban, like, that was

like, oh, man, yeah, okay, well, safe to say I was right, you know what I mean? And then, you know, to see all the people who say they voted for him, they're like, man, I kind of f***ed up, y'all. You know, that's crazy. But one They're like, man, I kind of f***ed up, y'all. You know, that's crazy. But one thing about it, man, I'm a firm believer that there is a high power, and he's in control of the ball.

So something's going to happen if the high power that I know is everything that I know him to be. And he's going to intervene at some point. Oh, absolutely. You know what I mean? You said on the other top, tell Grandma gone with all the prayers, man. Yeah, but I mean, I ain't got to pray for it to happen.

It's going to happen. You know what I mean? The universe is going to call for it. It's bigger than me, bigger than him, bigger than all this. It's going to happen. We got more with T.I. coming up next. Keep it locked.

It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. Yep, it's the world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. Charlemagne Tha God here. That was Kanye West through the wire. We got TIP in the building. Envy, you got a question for your light-squint brethren.

Now, how do you look at Barack Obama seeing that when Donald Trump comes in, it seems like he's getting stuff done, whether it's positive or whatever it is. Feels like Barack Obama was a little not as aggressive. No, Barack was signing a lot of executive orders, too. He used to get flack for that. I mean, man, listen, to be honest with you, I believe in anything you do.

I don't care what it is. In this country, you're going to have more support and a better time doing it as a white man. I don't give a damn what you're doing. Just a scrambling number. Period. You know, they're going to support whatever it is.

They're going to stand there and they're going to support it until they can't support it no more. And, you know, for us, we just don't have the complexion for the connection like that. You know what I'm saying? We just ain't got that automatic nod when it comes And, you know, for us, we just don't have the complexion for the connection like that. You know what I'm saying? We just ain't got that automatic nod when it comes to, you know, just actions and decisions.

So, I mean, I understand how it may look like that, but he just got the pendulum swing so far in his direction in a different way. Now, on the letter to Trump, you said you now pass bitter, you're on your way to better. Yeah.

Do you feel like you're kind of losing that understanding a little bit now based off what we're seeing now? Man, you know, it's just confirmation for me. I'm still not bitter. Like, it is what it is, man. It's just confirmation. One thing I am, I'm a pessimist anyway, you know. You always think the worst?

Hell yeah. I'm cynical as hell. I just don't. I expect people to be full of shit off top. I refuse to believe that. I just do. Based off everything we've seen you come through. Right.

Based off saving people's lives off building. You have to feel like you are blessed. Pulling people out of cars. I don't believe you're a pessimist, sir. Yeah, I am. I mean, those are things that I do incoherently. I don't think there's a pessimist, sir. Yeah, I am. I mean, you know, those are things that I do incoherently. I don't think there's no thought applied to this. I'm talking about, like, if somebody walks in here, okay, and off hello,

I'm assuming at some point in time he's going to reveal that he's full of shit to me. You know what I'm saying? That's just how I feel. That's most people, though. That's just how I feel. That's most people, though. That's just how I feel. You know? But no, you have some people. No, you have some people

who feel like, wait a minute, we don't know he's full of shit. Wait a minute, let's give him a chance. Nah, you get no chance. That's how I feel. You get no chances.

You get no chances. You get no chances. You get no chances. You're going to be off top, man. You're foolish. You're bogus. So what does a person got to do to show you he's not foolish?

You got to be solid. You got to continue. But what if people looked at you like that? That's fine. I'm all right with that. I'm all right with that. All right. Now, what do you mean on the album when you say you're either going to be the dream MLK

had or a nightmare? I think it's self-explanatory. I think, I mean, you know, and that goes not just for me, but anybody. You know, either you're going to be, you know, the dream that MLK had, you know. Kumbaya piece, we all get along. I mean, no, not really necessarily that. That voice or that spirit that pushes forward progression and inspires change. You know what I'm saying? Or you can get out here and, you know,

use that same energy and those same efforts to become a nightmare. Absolutely. Can we talk about your role on VH1 The Breaks now? Just for a second. You're playing an attorney? Yeah. That's why you got the suit on.

Absolutely not, bro. He just wears the suit. He's grown. Why can't he wear the suit? Why can't he wear the suit? That Why can't he be weird as hell? Nah, man. That's a shame. I actually have a couple meetings I'm going to after this.

There you go. I thought it was for the Breakfast Club, but that's cool. I mean, it can't be. Yeah, what was I worried? Listen, give me another year. I'm going to do the same thing. I don't see myself in my book. And then get what?

I got somebody for you, man. Put you right in the game. Okay. Yeah. All right. So let's talk about your role on the break. Put you right in the game. Okay. Yeah. All right. So let's talk about your role on the break. So you're playing an attorney. What kind of things did you have to study for that?

Because I feel like you know the law pretty well. Yeah. I mean, well, yeah. Ba-dum-boom-ch. That was a good one. I know. I love it. I was a little late.

You know what I'm saying? She's trying to get that off. I was a little late. They won't let you escape your past. Nah, it's all good. I ain't tripping. But nah. Nah, that's all good. I ain't tripping. But nah,

I didn't really have to, like, that's something that comes natural for me. Is the T.I. and Tiny show coming back on TV? We can. We may. We may.

We need some black inspiration to show some black families. We may. Can't be in his family trying to do a show too. We might have to tell him mine is business early. No Can't be in his family trying to do a show too. We're going to call a minor business early. No, no, no.

It's not time yet. Okay. We're waiting for the follow-up. I know where to go. I don't care what the hell that is. I'm just here to wait for the follow-up. It wasn't the feeling I was feeling today. It's premature, Chalamet.

Let him get his stuff together. I'm good. You're good with that line of questioning? You want to go anywhere with that? I was just curious. Okay. Why wouldn't it come back? How's the baby doing?

I see you with the baby. So cute. My baby girl is phenomenal, man. She's a wonder and a joy to behold. Yeah. And you seem like a different person online and everything with her. This is a happier T.I. Man, she's

definitely a joy. You know what I mean? It's been an extreme pleasure from day one. Do you appreciate this one more? No, I don't know. Oh, yeah. Is this your favorite child?

I feel like that with my second daughter. It's the youngest, the baby, it's that whole new change. A little girl is just so different than a little boy. I got two girls. My oldest is a baby. I love all my children. I feel like I'm more aware of what's different. Rank the children you love for me.

I mean, man, all of my children are just extreme blessings. And they make a different part of me better individually. Like, you know, dealing with each of them makes a different part of me better. You know what I'm saying? It's my oldest son's birthday,

by the way. Messiah's birthday today. How old is he? He turned 17 today. Wow, man. You got to buy him a Phantom. He got his car now. He got his car.

Yeah, he got his car. He already got it. What do you got? buy him a Phantom. He got his car now. He got his car. Yeah, he got his car. He already got it. What do you got? 96 Impala. Wow, okay. That was my dream car when I was his age. That was my dream car. Now, one of the lines you say on the album, you say,

if you shoot me and not them, you are not a G. Right. It seems to me you're saying, you know, we quick to kill each other, but not the real enemy. Am I correct? Yeah. Okay. That was it?

That was it. That was it. That was it, man. You know, people will be like, oh, T.I. trying to incite a riot. I ain't trying to incite no riot. I'm just saying, man, you know, that's self-hate. You know what I'm saying? If you so quick to you know to kill your own, your

brother, but you won't defend your community or your household or your family against. You know what I'm saying? Something that really wants to extinguish you for real. Absolutely. I don't know if you heard, did you hear the Young Dolph diss track that he put out?

I didn't, man. I seen, like, the single art cover, man. And you was like, I'm not listening. I don't have no, I just, you know, I ain't, I got,

I appreciate both of them and I just don't want to. Right. No, we like both. I'm not going to perpetuate, I'm not going to perpetuate that because I know how, I know how that could go.

Especially right now. I just feel like with everything going on in America, it's like, I don't want to hear them brothers. We're talking about everything in hip-hop. There's been, you know, obviously diss tracks have always been part of hip-hop as well. But when somebody comes at you like that, are you supposed to, Charlamagne

said ignore it, but that's a hard thing to ignore. Right now, you should ignore it. If I'm Gotti, I'm ignoring it right now. I asked T.I., would he ignore it? It's very difficult. You're talking to a different T.I. Back then, he wouldn't ignore it. He'd go ignore it? It's very difficult. You talking to a different T.I.? He still wouldn't ignore it. Back then, he wouldn't ignore it. He'd go fight him. It's very difficult. I can't say.

You know what I mean? Because there are a lot of determining factors. It depends on what was said on the record, who it involves, the validity of these claims. You know what I'm saying?

Like, it just depends. And what I got going on at the time. You know what I'm saying? Like, there's a time and a place for everything. You know, time for war, time for peace. And if I got things going on that would be impeded by some, I guess, negativity. If I go out there and entertain this too much and this gets into the news or the headlines

and it interrupts business in other areas where I'm trying to break myself into, then it's just not a good time for me to make that play. What made you reply the way you did back in the day? I just instinctively. Instinctively, without any thought or strategy applied to it, did back in the day thought the very i just went i just instinctively yeah and just instinctively without without any thought or strategy applied to it just smash on everything go all right we got more conversation coming up with tip but i keep telling y'all about this us or else project

if you have not heard ti's us or else project you are really really sleeping it is reflecting the current times that we're in musically and one of my favorite records off the album is the first track on the album is It's called I Believe. T.I., introduce your record, bro. Hey, say what's happening, man. T.I. Peter King right here, man, on the Breakfast Club with my homeboy, Charlamagne, Envy, and Angel Lee.

Letting you know, man, off the project, us, L's letter to the system. This is Some Things I Believe in the form of a song named I Believe. Let's play it. Now I believe in a lot of things. Believe karma real. Believe Allah came. Believe the Bible is rewritten. The preacher be bush. So when they speak, believe not a thing. Believe in me a king had a dream for real. Here in heaven and we're dealing with a demon still.

Like an episode of Pinky and the Brain for real. Want to run a real wool head thing for real. What God do? What you think will happen when you die, my man? Even better, what you going to do when they push you in the fire, my man? Well, I'm a sinner. True. But not like you.

I ain't being malicious in this. What I do? Well, I'm a sinner, true, but not like you I ain't being malicious in this shit I do Well, I might smoke me a platter too Menage a monotone Stay up there to get some money, I wanna do law But I can't go to school, I ain't got the money to Rather give me 50 years than a scholarship Anything to keep me out of politics I believe politicians pull a lot of tricks

They want drug, crack, epidemic, all of that The death of Bob Marley and Malcolm X I can be into, but I ain't really sure of that Believe Jesus died for my sins Don't need no fake image for me to hide behind, man Thank you. day happy mish day happy tukid day happy hitler day sounds stupid hey heck of hypocrisy and more american than democracy far as i can see the constitution one for folk who look like me and that what i believe yes it's world's most dangerous morning show, The Breakfast Club. That was one of my favorite records off the Us or Else project, I Believe, by T.I. Go check that out on Tidal right now.

Now, Embi, you got a question for T.I.? Is Iggy still sad to you? Yeah. How's she doing? She's doing as good as Iggy do. Okay, so you're still speaking to her. She's still working. We're going to get a new project this year.

Is she working? Yeah, she's working. I don't know. I mean, listen. One thing I learned, man, is not to try and put no time on what she's trying to do. I just let her move, man. You know what I'm saying? In the Hustle Gang, we have a core group.

You know what I'm saying? Then we got extended family, like, extended family. And, you know, she extended family. She do know time is fleeting, though. I mean, that's, I mean, hey, listen, man. She got her own plans, and I ain't, I'm not holding my plans up waiting on her. I'm not trying to rush her plans to suit mine.

You know what I mean? Let her do what she doing. And if it stops to be, if it ceases to be good for business, then she'll feel that in her pocket. And that will be the lesson. And I was talking to another rapper. I was talking about how good the Us or Else project was. Right on.

And he was saying that nobody takes it serious because the transition was too fast. Like from the T.I. we know to the socially conscious. But check it out though. First of all, first of all, listen, I've been,

if you, anybody who's ever had a conversation with me, I've been on s*** for a while now. Like you can go back to the new national anthem from the Paperwork Project.

You can go, like I mean I have several records that it's just usually maybe like one on each album that addresses whatever's going on at the time it's just that you just you rather hear about the money you know that's what you rather listen to and those are the most successful records um but it's not about a transition for me. And I don't care who take what seriously. Don't just, man, listen to the music and appreciate the message or not. Like, I really don't care how you

feel about me personally. That's of no interest to me. You know what I'm saying? And then people always expect you to only be one way. You know what I'm saying? I'm a diverse individual. I can do, like, I'm a diverse individual. I can do, like,

all of this shit is real. Everybody's like, ah, what is it? Is he a family man? Is he a trapper? Is he a tough guy? Is he a ladies man? I'm all of it,

now, what? You know what I'm saying? It's all real. You know what I'm saying? I beat your ass, kiss your girl, and go tuck my kids in. You know what I'm saying?

Like, all of that shit is real. And then I show up and lead a march on the weekend. Like, I will. I do all that. It's all real. I know it's hard to believe.

I know you probably never really, really came in contact with somebody who can master all of these qualities the way I do and present and articulate

myself with the vernacular that I have and still not compromise my integrity as a gangster, but it's real. I always say that. It's real. I can't help it. This is me.

It's also the timing of it. What the fuck you want me to do? This generation wouldn't have allowed Malcolm Little to become Malcolm X. For real. They'd have been holding on to his past for much. They'd be like, oh, we don't want to hear him talk that talk now. Yeah, man. I mean, man, hey, man. But the thing is, the reason that we

are in a position is because something inside of us pushes us to a point where we show them, even against their best interest, what's right. Even against their better judgment. Even if they say, nah, man, that

ain't what it is. That ain't what it is. Alright, well, we gonna push and we gonna keep pushing and then finally you say, no, man, that ain't what it is, that ain't what it is. Alright, well we gonna push and we gonna keep pushing and then finally you gonna, ah, well f*** it, I gotta roll with it now. You know what I'm saying? That's what we do. So I'm not staying up at night worrying about what the f*** y'all talking about. Y'all need to stay up at night worrying about

what the f*** I'm talking about because that is the pecking order. That's the way the f*** it goes. I mean, the truth of the matter is, Esther Ellison, the open letters that you did, the timing right now is something that is much needed. It kind of feels like you have to put it out there. Somebody got to think.

Right. I mean, I think that's, to me, man, I think that's the most important thing, that we have proper representation of the things that need to be done or being done, regardless of who is being done by. You know what I'm saying? As long as the things that need to be done are being done. Regardless of who is being done by. You know what I'm saying? As long as the

things that need to be done are being done. That's it, man. How do you deal, and this is totally love, because this is from a father, right? How do you deal with your daughter dating? Like, what is that? I don't know. How? You can't have guns no more.

Man, you cannot. She got uncles. You, I mean, man, to be honest with you, I just kind of look at it like, look, bro, as long as you're around, man, and if she happy with you, I'm going to be happy with you. Don't think we going to be cool like when y'all ain't cool. You know what I mean? Just know that. What does he got to call you, though?

Can you walk in the house and be like, tip? I mean, nah, that ain't going to happen. What is he going to ask you? I don't even know what dude bro called me. I don't know. It better be sir. I don't know. Sir.

Hey, sir. King? Hello, Mr. King. How are you? It probably is sir. Sir. It got to be sir. I don't know. Sir. Hey, sir. King? Hello, Mr. King. How are you? Yeah, it's probably sir. Sir. It gotta be sir. Yeah.

But that's weird. Hey, T.I. ain't paying him no attention. No, he's a good guy, though. Now, what if he came to you and said, I want to be a rapper? Can I ask? No, hell no. What if he's good? I mean, man, listen, man.

I don't want no parts of it. I don't want no poor sir. I don't want no poor sir, man. Look, you and Tati can't break up. Y'all got to be together forever, man. That's the sentiment in the room. I'm not going to lie. I'm going to be honest with you. I really thought Angelina was going to be the first one to break

because she's a woman and all. I just feel like that's something a woman should be saying. Black love. They got to stay together forever. Let's just put that out there. You ever feel embarrassed when other light-skinned men get so feminine? Being that you don't carry yourself in that manner, do you ever feel? Man, we all brothers.

Okay. We all brothers. We got to accept our differences and love each other no matter what. Yeah. That's how I feel. All right. Yeah, man. Well, we appreciate you, T.I., for joining us.

Hey, man, I appreciate y'all, man. And y'all gotta stay together, T.I. Forever and ever and ever and ever. You really embarrassing yourself. You got sons, man. We appreciate our privacy during these tough times. Thank you guys for respecting it. You know what I'm saying? We really do.

It's Messiah's birthday. He's turning 17. And shout out to our girl, Tiny. We love you, T. I love you. There you go. Oh, man, us and Elsa's out now. Y'all need to go check that project.

I was going to tell you, I appreciate the support, man, for Trans League. Man, he go hard. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got a project coming up? Yeah, well, actually, he has one already out. It's called Mind All Over the Place. That's on, oh, it's online? Yeah, yeah. I got to get into him. It's online everywhere. It's on Tidal. Okay Place. That's online? Yeah, yeah.

I got to get into them. It's online everywhere. It's on Tidal. Okay. You know what I mean? I'm going to listen to that today. He go off. And wherever else you go listen to your music,

but I prefer you go to Tidal for it. There you go. Yeah. You got part ownership in that, right? Yeah, he put out his album. The album was exclusively on Tidal. So that deal Jay-Z did the other day, we was wondering about that.

What about it? Did the other owners of Tidal get a piece of that $200 million deal? It's actually a $600 million evaluation. The $200 was for a third, which makes the company evaluation $600 million. Gotcha. And yes, the proper percentages break down as it pertains to that $600 million. There you go. That means he got some brand.

Yeah, T.I. vocabulary. Man, what did I say? No, you can't say that, man. You're right. That means he got some brand. Yeah, T.I. vocabulary is really good, man. What did I say? You're right. What did I say, man? But he makes you want to speak better. He does. And if you follow him on Instagram, he does do a word of the day. Word of the week.

Because everyone, when you say word of the day, somebody called me today and then tomorrow. Sorry, word of the week. So what's today's word? Last week was omnipotent. Somebody called me today and then tomorrow. Sorry, word of the week. Yes. What's today's word? Week. Word of the week. What's today's word of the week? Last week was omnipotent. And this, what was it?

Egregious. Egregious. I know what both of those mean. This week is egregious. Egregious means disgusting. Like Mike Pence's tweet that he put out about black history was egregious. Yeah, yeah. What's omnipotent, Shalami?

Everywhere. No. Isn't that? No. Oh, that's omnipresent. No, what? What's omnipotent, Shalami? Everywhere. No. It's not? No. Oh, that's omnipresent. No, what? What's God? Omnipotent, well, it's of unlimited power.

Power. So same thing, everywhere. You said everywhere. That doesn't necessarily mean powerful. That means, like, vast. Everywhere, yeah. Okay, well, you're right. Omnipotent.

Yeah, omnipotent. God is omnipotent. And then the first one, I didn't put it up on my IG, but it's apoplectic. I don't know what that means. You made that up. What's that one? No, I didn't. You made it up.

See, you can do stuff like that when you're in a room with people that you're smarter than. What would you guess it means? What would you guess? It's an Apple product. It's an iPhone. It's a new iPhone. It's a new iPhone. It's a new iPhone or something. That's what Apple product. It's an iPhone. It's a new iPhone. It's a new iPhone. It's a new iPhone or something.

That's what that is. Now, apoplectic is enraged beyond the ability to speak. You know, like when you was a kid and your mama said, boink, erk, erk. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's apoplectic. Got you. Wow.

Yeah. You know, you should call every week when you do the word and do it live on air so people understand. You know what, man? I don't have a problem. I used to go on IG Live and do it, man. Well, I'm glad to you I didn't get apoplectic with us this week. You know what, man? I don't have a problem. I used to do, I used to go on IG Live and do it, man. Well, I'm glad T.I.

didn't get apoplectic with us this morning. Nah, man, why would I? Because you're omnipotent. Listen, hey, don't be egregious. There you have it. This is T.I.

It's the Reppin' Club. Good morning. I was good on my own, that's the way it was. That's the way it was. You was good on the low for a fated. On some fated love. What the f***? Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. We're live in Houston Super Bowl.

It is packed in here, by the way. We're at Prospect Park broadcasting live. Now, we just bought everybody shots. They got food? No food yet. The food is on the way, though. I think people are ordering. I just ordered mine. What are they charging people money for though? Food.

That's so tacky. That is so tacky. We're trying to fix that now. But everybody gets a free shot. Forget the free shots. I want free egg whites. Yeah, you're right. Egg whites. Let's get to the rumors. I don't know what we're teasing because we've been here talking to the people, so let's just get into it.

Okay. Listen up. It's just in. All the gossip. Gossip. The Rumor Report. Gossip. With Angela Yee.

It's the Rumor Report. The Breakfast Club. Well, Steve Harvey has had to hire the real-life Olivia Pope, and that is to fix his image. Uh-oh. Yes, apparently he's been having his issues over a lot of different situations, you know, meeting with Donald Trump and the whole comments he made about Asian men not being able to take a woman and so on and so forth. So that woman's name is Judy Smith.

She's the real-life person who the show was based on, scandals based on. First of all, Steve Harvey is a 60-year-old triple OG. Steve Harvey's heart is always in the right place. He's a comedian. If y'all don't understand that, I don't know what to tell you. They need to hire Charlamagne, damn it. They don't gotta hire me. I don't understand.

I'm not gonna hire nobody to explain to you who I am. Well, he has done that, so that's what he's trying to do to repair his... And I'm 60 years old. The people who matter know who I am. Period. Okay.

All right. That sounds dumb loud. I don't even know if people can hear us. But yeah, you keep going. And Nicki Minaj. Unfortunately for her, somebody broke into her house and they took $200,000 worth of stuff. No! Right now, she's going to have to get a security system with cameras to cover everything.

And she's hiring 24-7 security guards for when she's there and for when she's out of town. I'm surprised she don't have all that already. She should have had that before. I know Charlamagne does, and I know I do. I got cameras. I got motion sensors. I got all types of stuff. I got trap doors, booty traps.

I got my alarm. I got cameras. But you know what? When I first got my alarm, they told me, don't wait to get all this done until something happens. You got to do this before. Sometimes people wait until something happens. And then they get all that done. You got to be proactive. Damn, y'all think Meek Mill that petty that he would send somebody in Nicky House to go get his stuff? No. Don't you put that on Meek Mill. You had to go get his stuff, man.

He had to get his stuff back. You won't let me come back and get my stuff? I'm going to send somebody to get my stuff when you ain't home. Don't you put that on me. Shout out to Big Sean, by the way. His album came out at midnight. It did. Yes, I decided. Has anybody listened to Big Sean's album yet? I did. I listened to it this morning. What you think? All right. People like it already. It just came out at midnight.

So you got to give it something. I listened to it on the ride and I thought it was good. I heard Eminem spitting crazy. He is. He's snapping on that. I think the record is dope. It's cool. It's real good. Bitch. I can wrap his ass off Okay. All right, and yesterday Drake was performing in London I don't know if you guys saw this video footage, but Travis Scott runs on the stage and he fell into a hole Did you guys see that boss's ass? Yeah, so he actually ended up refunding everybody. Here's what Drake had to say during that performance. Hey, why does Drake just have random holes in the stage?

Listen, the reason there was a hole, no, no, there was a hole in the stage because he has a sphere. It's like a blow-up that was supposed to come up out of the stage, and apparently Travis Scott missed it and jumped into the hole. Oh, gotcha. Yeah, so it was a prop. I'm like, why is there just random holes in Drake's stage? Yeah, and the sphere, actually the sphere actually didn't work after that. Who was that yelling in the background to think they part of the show?

Who is this Negro? He is part of the show. He's part of the show today. What's your name, bro? Yeah, I'm Big U. He's Big U. He's part of the show today. Yeah.

Well, won't y'all give him a microphone? He said it's a black hole. You're not a part of the show because you're not here. He said he's not a part of the show because he's not here. Now he's doing a dance in the middle of the floor. Because I'm not sitting in my studio in New York talking on my show. Tell him, what the hell's wrong with him?

Tell him, find a hole in the stage to fall into right now. That's a big who need to do. Now, we appreciate everybody who's out here. We are broadcasting live

at Prospect Park. We are in Houston. We're having a good time. All right. We're live for you. I was born a donkey. It's the donkey of the day. The devil.

The Breakfast Club. Yes. Donkey of the day for Friday, February 3rd is a double donkey. Could you take this echo? Where the hell is this echo coming from? Wow, okay. Huh? That's the Wizard of Oz.

Fix me. Okay, there you go. Donkey of the Day for Friday, February 3rd is a double donkey. I promise you I wake up every day and I'm like, I hope I don't have to give donkey to anyone from the Trump administration or any of Trump's supporters because it's draining at this point. But I have a segment to do called Donkey of the Day and We Need Donkeys. Just so happens the Trump administration and its supporters provide a lot of them. Okay, I got two of them today.

First off, Pastor Darrell Scott of Cleveland, Ohio. Now, this pastor was talking to Donald Trump this week and he said this to Trump. I was recently contacted by some of the top gang thugs in Chicago for a sit-down. They reached out to me because they associated me with you. They respect you. They believe in what you're doing. And they want to have a sit-down by lowering that body count. Now, I agree that the principals, they can do it.

These are guys straight from the streets. No politicians. But they're going to commit that if they lower their body count, we'll come in and we'll do some social programs. So they're in agreement. Well, if they're not going to solve the problem, then we're going to solve the problem for them. But they want to work with this administration. Good. They want to.

They reached out. I reached out to them. They reached out to me. They want to work with this administration. They believe in this administration. They didn't believe in the prior administration. He told Trump that Chicago's top gang thugs reached out to him and they wanted to help the president stop the violence in Chicago. But like most Trump allies,

he was lying. Okay, when he started getting pressed on the line, he tweeted out, not gang thugs, former street guys that are not community activists. My bad, no harm or disrespect intended. I'm a former street guy myself. Then Pastor Darrell Scott was on Fox 32 in Chicago and when asked if he spoke

to top gang thugs, he said this. So there are no gang leaders offering to reduce the body count in exchange for federal funds? No, I mean, come on now. No. Start talking about creating jobs. And before we start talking about all these other things, before we're able to implement them, we need to reduce that body count. Ohio pastor Daryl Scott told me it was a lack of sleep that caused him to tell President Trump Chicago gangs would trade a lower body count for more federal dollars. Pastor Daryl Scott is what my father would call a jive-ass Negro, okay? They ain't gonna blame his lies on a lack of sleep. I don't know if Pastor Daryl Scott was suffering from a lack of sleep, but I know that Negro sure

is tired. Lame-ass, lying-ass pastor. Now, my second donkey goes to the woman who coined the term alternative facts, the counselor to our celebrity and chief, Kellyanne Conway. Now, Kellyanne was doing an interview Thursday with MSNBC's Chris Matthews, and she defended President Trump's travel ban related to the seven majority Muslim countries. At one point, Conway made a reference to two Iraqi refugees whom she described as the masterminds behind the Bowling Green Massacre.

Let's hear it. I bet it's brand new information to people that President Obama had a six-month ban on the Iraqi refugee program after two Iraqis came here to this country, were radicalized, and they were the masterminds behind the Bowling Green Massacre. Most people don't know

that because it didn't get covered. OK, listen, Kellyanne Conway, it wasn't that most people didn't know about the Bowling Green massacre because it didn't get covered. Most people didn't know about the Bowling Green massacre because it didn't happen. There has never been a terrorist attack in Bowling Green, Kentucky, carried out by Iraqi refugees and anyone else. It's a part of me that is impressed by Kellyanne Conway's ability to spit alternative facts like they're actual facts. And I know how she gets you. I mean, she's a counselor for the president, so you would assume she's telling the truth. So if she says something about the Bowling Green massacre,

if you don't know that never happened in the moment, you're just going to assume she's telling the truth because she's the counselor to the celebrity-in-chief. And she uses that to her advantage. But at this point, you just have to know that when you're interviewing Kellyanne Conway, you have to have an alternative fact checker on deck. Look, man, if the Trump administration hasn't shown and proved that they are indeed the Legion of Doom, I don't know what else they do. They have to do to convince you. OK, the discrimination to various groups is in your face. The lies they tell to the country is in your face. The way they energize hate groups is in your face.

The total disregard of the liberty, justice and freedom this country stands for is in your face. The total disregard for the Constitution is in your face. The white supremacy is in your face. The total disregard of the liberty, justice, and freedom this country stands for is in your face. The total disregard for the Constitution is in your face. The white supremacy is in your face. If you voted for this administration and you aren't disappointed with the alternative facts they tell and the blatant disregard they show for people's civil liberties, then you're either delusional, too proud to admit you made a mistake,

or maybe you're just a liar and a bigot too. So you will agree with what other liars and bigots do. Please give Pastor Darryl Scott and Kellyanne Conway to Biggest E-Hawk, please. All right, Charlamagne. Thank you for that donkey today. Did that sound as terrible as it sounded in my headphones? I took my headphones off. I didn't even listen to you, bro.

Yeah, this is disgusting, this broadcast y'all got going on this morning. It's Friday. Y'all couldn't use the $40 y'all getting for breakfast to get a better broadcast? Yeah, pretty much, right? It's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday. We're going to ask everybody in here.

I know we got some freaks in here. Any freaks in here? There's one guy. You look like a pervert You don't look like a freak bro 800-585-1051 Don't freak shame him Just because I'm a freak

That's because he's a freak Don't mean he's a pervert And by the way Zay Tobin's in here too I know he's a freak How you know that Yee? That's what I heard I hear everything

We're asking 800-585-1051 Where's the craziest place You had sex That's what we want to know A lot of people having sex This weekend for Super Bowl Envy please don't

tell one of your stories about wearing a cowboy outfit and the butt out. Where is this coming from? What did y'all see this morning? Envy always tells this story. What did y'all see this morning that y'all saw somebody having sex in a strange place? No, actually, Nick Cannon was supposed to come, but he's late, so we just

had to do an audible. Oh, gotcha. I thought you were about to say Nick Cannon was about to come, and y'all was going to have sex in a strange place. That was a weird segue. It was a weird segue. That was a weird segue. It was weird. But you know it's Super Bowl weekend. A lot of people are getting it in, and you got to get it in where you're fitting.

A lot of one-night stands. So we're just asking, what's the craziest place you ever had sex? Call us now. It's The Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club. That was Bonnie and Clyde, Jay-Z, Beyonce.

Morning, everybody. It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. So it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's Freaky, Freaky, Freaky Friday.

And we have Zaytoven, producer in the building. Hey, super producer. Super producer. Zaytoven, what's happening, bro? He got to turn his mic on. He got to turn Zaytoven's mic, in the building. Hey, super producer, okay? Super producer. Zaytoven, what's happening, bro? He got to turn his mic on. He got to turn Zaytoven's mic on. Let's turn it on.

Turn me on, turn me on. There we go. Freaky Freddy said, turn me on, turn me on. What's up, bro? How you doing? Hey, listen, before we get into Freaky Friday, how many records you did with Jay-Z? You know what? I can't really say.

I can't say. I don't know. Just tell me how it sounded. Well, you know what? I wasn't there say. There you go. I can't say. I don't know. Just tell me how it sounded. Well, you know what? I wasn't there for the recording process. We just picked out the records, the beats that he liked. You never know. Never know.

They told me they were going to tell you anyway. He ain't going to mess up his check. Right. Come on now. I said too much already. There you go. So we're asking. It's Freaky Freaky Freaky Friday.

We want to know where's the craziest place you had sex before? I ain't really no freak. I ain't no that freaky like that. You got to be a freak with your lady, though. Well, yeah. You know, I'm married. I've been married for almost 10 years now. So I know y'all done did.

We didn't. Well, we did it before we was married. Okay. Where? In the, I would say, it ain't really that crazy, but the craziest place might have been the, it was a public swimming pool, and they got like a sauna room, so we kind of snuck in there. Okay.

Grinded it out. Wow. There's probably kids all over the place and everything. Yeah, well, it was. Were you nervous somebody was going to walk in? Well, I think that's what made it so great is because, you know, it was people standing outside kind of around the corner, so we're trying to hurry up and get it done. So it's the risk of it.

It's the risk. Wait a minute, so I'm swimming in the pool. The little kids turned you on? No, come on, it wasn't no kids. I was swimming in the pool, and all of a sudden I see this white stuff floating around. What am I supposed to do? He was in the sauna. I was in the sauna room. Okay, so you ain't never had sex on top of your grand piano?

No, in the studio, but not on the grand piano. Okay. That piano's too much money. Yeah, they cost too much money. What about you, Yee? Where's the craziest place you had sex, Yee? The craziest place? Let me see.

Well, I'm going to say this was a crazy place. It's not really that crazy, though, but I don't recommend it. Where? It's in the ocean. In the ocean? Yeah, it's never good to do that

because the salt water's all in your vagina and stuff. What do you mean? That's not good. That salt water's actually good for your vagina. Nah, it doesn't is all in your vagina and stuff. What do you mean? That's not good. That salt water is actually good for your vagina. Nah, it doesn't feel good. Yes, it is. Nah.

How do you know? Is it good for your vagina, Charlamagne? Salt water is good for your vagina. Nah, it's just it didn't have the best feeling. Like, I think some things are overrated. Like, sex in the ocean is overrated. The sand is overrated. What?

The sand. And even like sex in like, if you have sex in like a jacuzzi or a bathtub and the water's going all up in your vagina and then you're having like queefs. Everything's up in your vagina. Damn. What about you, Charlamagne? I ain't never really had sex in a crazy place like that. I mean, the craziest place that I can think of is like when I was younger, I used to sneak into my now wife's parents' house, which was crazy because they had a ranch-style home. So sneaking in there at 16, 17 years old

while they was in the next room. That's exciting. I don't know why her parents had so much confidence in her like that. They trusted her so much that they would just let her sneak in. Maybe they trusted you a little bit. Maybe they were like, he's a lame.

Yeah, he's a cool kid. I don't know about him. No, but they didn't even know I was there. I used to sneak in the house. They never used to check on her in the morning. It's kind of crazy. Wow. Sounds like neglect. 800-585-1051. We want to know what the craziest place you had some sex.

What? Wash your vagina with concentrated warm salt water whenever you feel the itching sensation. It's going to give you great relief and prevent further multiplication of bacteria. Salt water is good. I've never had those issues. Salt water is good for the vagina, okay? It's not just that it's salt.

It's just water in your vagina, like in the ocean. It's just not a good feeling. I'm just keeping it real. I have a vagina, I know. I'm going to give you a little vaginal itching if you ever get itchy. Okay. All right.

All right, it's the Breakfast Club. Good morning. Good morning. Keepin' it honest You were the one and only If I wasn't livin' this foreign That's why I came back top down You gon' have to do more than just You gon' have to do less when you Tell momma you know how

Always want you to You gon' have to do more than just You gon' have to do less when you Tell momma you know how So you gon' need to do more than just You gonna have to do less for you Tell mama you know how So you gonna need to do more than just And you know You know And you know

It's for God, let it go And you know You know And you know It's for God, let it go You know that I know, you know That it's for a girl like you know I want you, and you want me But I not know, you know I know That this ain't right, cause you want me

Cause I got dough, ever since you walked in You set my phone, slam my door You know I know that you been on it But I been on it, on it though So let it young, here to get down on it Yeah, love, you've been on it But I've been on it, on it, oh So let it young, hit it, get down on it Yeah, love when you spin round on it Yeah, even though young, you want it You, shorty, I promise the truth

And when I come down on it Yeah, you love when I'm down on it Yeah, you know I'ma spend time on it Yeah, just walking back top down You gon' have to do more than just You gon' have to do less when you Tell mama you know how Always want you to

You gon' have to do more than just You gon' have to do less when you Tell mama you know how So you gon' need to do more than just And you know You know And you know, you know, you know It's your fault, God, let it go You know, you know, you know

It's your fault, God, let you know Got to break it down for you to let you know You know it's things you know I'm down for Ain't gonna act like you ain't bout my door You know I know, but girl, you know I'm down for Thank you. The world's most dangerous morning show. It's dangerous. The Breakfast Club. Another one. Another one.

Another one. We the best music. Major key. DJ Khaled. I go on and on. Can't understand how I last so long. I must have the superpowers. Last 223,000 hours.

And it's because I'm off of CC. And I'm off the Hennessy. And like your boy from Compton said, you know this ain't free. I was in it cause I'm off of CC and I'm off the Hennessy. And like your boy from Compton said, you know, this ain't free. I got girls that I should have made pay for it. Got girls that I should have made way for it. I got girls that I can't sell a flight back home. Stay another day for you. Got attitude on nine, nine.

Yo, don't I go on your stomach? On flat, flat, and yo Don't what's that, and Yeah, I need it all right now Last year I had drama, girl, not right now I was never gon' chat, what we talkin' about? You the only one I know can fit Man, I always wonder if you ask yourself

Is it just me? Is it just me, or Is this so, so good I shouldn't have to For free Is it just me? Yeah, is it just me? Is this so, so good I shouldn't have to For free

I know you working day and night to get a college degree Bet nobody that you been with even know you're free Right? You know you only do that with me. Right? Yeah. Double checking on you. You know I never put the pressure on you.

You know that you make your own mind up. You know what it was when you signed up. Now you gotta run it up. I be out of words trying to sum it up. Girl, you throw it back like one love. Even let me slash on the tour bus. Yeah, I told her, but she don't do enough. Even though you in the hood, I'm still pulling up.

Dip, dip straight to your doorstep. This a real thing, can you feel the force yet? I always wonder if you ask yourself. Is it just me? Is it just me? Is this so, so good I shouldn't have to fuck for free? Uh, is it just me? For free Is it just me? Yeah, is it just me?

Is this so, so good I shouldn't have to Another one They don't want me to have another anthem So I made sure I got another anthem Sweet abassobio So I made sure I got another answer. Sweet abassobio. That was Khaled for free. Morning, everybody.

It's DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlamagne Tha God. We are The Breakfast Club. Now, it's Friday, so you know what that means. It's freaky, freaky. Nobody else wants to help me. Man, I'm tired of that damn echo that y'all got going on in the background. We can't help it, man. Now, we're asking, what's the craziest place you ever had sex?

Now, Zaytoven is here, producer, super producer. He said he had sex in a public pool with a whole bunch of kids around. Sauna, not the pool. Not the pool. No, it was,

they were at the public pool and then they went into the sauna. Come on, guys. Charlemagne was at his wife's house. Not my wife's house. That ain't a strange place.

I snuck into my wife's parents' house back in the day while they was in the house. And Angelina was in the ocean with the salt water. Clearly you didn't have your wife screaming or nothing. You're not going to scream with your mama in the next room. She'd be stupid to do that. If you were good. All right, well, let's go to the phone lines. Hello, who's this? This is Alicia Coleman from Jersey City. Okay, what's the craziest place you had some sex? Stop and Shop. I guess they call it a peep-on now.

Stop and Shop? Yeah. In the supermarket. Now you had sex with another girl. You had sex with another girl. Clearly she had sex with another girl. Yes. Well, you had a strap on.

And what aisle was it on? What aisle was you in? Vegetables. You was next to the produce, so you used the cucumber. There you go. That's all? No, no cucumber, all scrap. All scrap?

All scrap. That's a waste of a good, that story could have been so much better if he was in the supermarket, in the produce section, using the cucumber. Will you carry your strap on with you to the supermarket, though? Yes. You stay strapped at all times, boo. You never know. All right, thank you, mama.

Always strapped. Hello, who's this? Hey, what's going on,. All right. Thank you, mama. Always strapped. Hello. Who's this? Hey, what's going on, Envy? What's your name, bro? Big Juan. Juan, what's the craziest place you had sex, Juan? Man, this is when me and my first out on the yard.

I'm in Allison's yard every morning from Columbus, Ohio, man. All right. Columbus, Ohio. Just got out of prison. Okay. I like where this is going. All right. This is when me and my wife was first. We first was kicking it. You know, me and my wife, when we first was kicking it,

you know, we were just hanging out. We wasn't together, but we went out to dinner and we got back to our house and all her family was there, you know what I mean? We was planning on,

you know, getting it on. So I'm like, man, we sitting here, you know, her family's a big Christian family, you know,

so I'm sitting here, I'm like, man, I'm here to think about being intimate with my girl and I'm along all these Christians. So I'm like, man, I'm here to think about being intimate with my girl. And I'm along all these Christmas. So I told y'all I need to go outside. I went outside to the porch.

I was out there in the back for a minute, man. I jumped off the porch, went under the porch, and got it on. Y'all went under a porch? We was right under the porch, man. We could see the moon and everything. And everybody was driving by, paying attention. They had a car that was out there in the back of the porch. So y'all was in the dirt.

Y'all was like two little cats under the porch having sex. It was grass. It was like right on, you know, the porch. You know, it got a lot of space under it, but it was like right on the side of it. But it was right on the porch. You know that's where cats go to have sex under the porch. Now, you ain't never seen two cats out in the yard stuck together like dogs. They go under the porch.

Now, for all you married guys, for all you married guys here, do you guys not have sex in crazy places once you get married anymore? Oh, no. We still getting it. We 10 years strong now. Yeah. What about you, Zaytoven? Thank you, bro. Thank you for your call, bro.

Alright, thanks, man. I love y'all, man. They turned Zaytoven's mic off, man. First of all, I don't make a decent living to be having sex under a porch, okay? It's the excitement of it. I'm married. We have sex in our king-sized bed. It's very exciting to have sex in a nice house. Oh, Charlemagne got a king-sized bed.

I'm just saying, you should try it. It's very exciting to have sex in a nice house. Charlemagne got a nice house. I ain't saying it was mine. What's the moral of the story? The moral of the story is don't focus on the location. Focus on the penetration. All right.

Rumors on the way. What are we talking about? We're talking Donald Trump versus Arnold Schwarzenegger. We'll tell you what is going on with these two. They were going back and forth. All right. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning.

Charlamagne the guy. We the breakfast club now charlamagne yo yo yo yo now this young lady just came up to me and she said she came here specifically for you she was a big girl she weighed over 200 shout out to kayla who's in the building how tall was she uh kayla's about i would say five six five'6". 5'6", 200. Beautiful, beautiful Kayla. Okay, I said over 200. She said you always talk about big people. She said you always talk about big people and she came here to see you today. I want big people to be healthy.

You know, being fat is not healthy. I don't know why you keep lying to people saying, you know, embrace yourself, because the doctor is going to tell you something totally different, so you might as well tell big people to get in shape. Now, what's the problem? It's good to tell everybody to get in shape, because skinny people can be might as well tell big people to get in shape. Now, what's the problem? It's good to tell everybody to get in shape because skinny people can be unhealthy as well. Yes, but it's a common sense fact that people that are big have higher

health risk. Stop it. But if she would have fought you, I think she'd have won. Well, because I'm not going to hit a girl back. What's wrong with you? No, but this was just what you should have said to Kayla. Kayla, I need you to have that same energy coming to see Charlemagne as you do to go see every gym in Houston, okay? I need you to have that same energy coming to see Charlemagne as you do to go see every gym

in Houston, okay? I need you to have that same energy when walking into a gym and talking to a personal trainer, okay? Enough. Nick Cannon is here with us right now. Yo. Let's get to the rumors. Let's play the intro.

This is the Rumor Report with Angela Yee. Rumor has it. On your breakfast club. So listen up. What's up, Nick Cannon? What up? Why this chair so high? I don't know.

Why is Nick here for Rumor Report? You got the story about the new girl he got pregnant? Another one? You got another one? I'm turning up in these. Yes, Nick Cannon is having a baby. Beyonce's pregnant also with twins. Yes.

You know, it's crazy that Matthew Knowles didn't know he found out on social media because people started texting him congratulations. And he didn having a baby. Beyonce's pregnant also with twins. Yes. You know, it's crazy that Matthew Knowles didn't know he found out on social media because people started texting him congratulations. And he didn't know why. Hey, that's fine. They always do daddy like that, though. Yeah, daddy issues. Yeah, you know how that go. How'd you find out Mariah was engaged, Nick?

What happened? How'd you find out Mariah was engaged? On social media? See? Same way. Real talk. Zam, Zaddy. You were in the hospital a couple of weeks ago.

Yeah, yeah. What happened? Medicine, man. Like, because of the lupus stuff and everything, I had to, it kind of gets out of control because you're supposed to go and get your blood levels checked all the time. My blood levels got too crazy. It just so happened to be I had to spend a couple of days in the hospital over the holidays, so it looked a little more serious.

Right. But it was just like some medicine stuff. I'm trying to be on my homeopathic style now, like holistically. I went from 33 pills a day to like three, so I'm good. Wow, that's good. Yeah, I'm getting my health on. It feels better, right? Yeah, yeah, 100%.

Now, when you found out you were having a baby, who's the first person you told? Social media. The Breakfast Club. Yeah, no, honestly, because the way I, when you find out, like, I didn't, I had to be quiet about it for the first, you know, for the first trimester. You got to make sure, right? You kind of let, you know, a few people know. I let my moms know and all of that stuff. So that's what it was really about.

But then once everything was good, then, you know, y'all start talking about it. It got out. It got out actually before the whole first trimester and everything. So we had to deal with it that way. But it is what it is. It's a beautiful thing. We always want to celebrate life. Absolutely. Well, congratulations again.

Appreciate you. All right, now let's talk about Donald Trump. He had some words for Arnold Schwarzenegger. And that is because of the low ratings he's seeing of The Apprentice. Here's what Donald Trump had to say and they hired a big big movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger to take my place and we know how that turned out the ratings went right down the tubes it's been a total disaster and I want to just pray for Arnold if we can for those ratings

Wow! You know what? But what I love is Arnold's response. Here's what Arnold had to say. Hey, Donald, I have a great idea. Why don't we switch jobs? You take over TV because you're such an expert in ratings and I take over your job and then people can finally sleep comfortably again. All I'm saying is that Donald Trump also said Donald Trump need to worry about his ratings because he has the lowest ratings of a president ever coming in the White House. Y'all are missing... Y'all are missing the whole point. Donald Trump was

at the National Prayer Breakfast, right? And you asked God to pray for Arnold Schwarzenegger's ratings? Come on, man. Come on, man. That's our president. No, that's your president. You voted for Donald Trump, Nick?

Don't throw him over here. Nick's like, I ain't vote. Exactly. You part of the problem, Nick. That's why Trump in the White House right now. I voted for somebody, but I ain't vote for those two. All right, and Tyson Beckford had to pull a gun on somebody recently. I heard about this.

Y'all act like Tyson ain't gangster. He gangster. Well, apparently a process service showed up at his door in Miami and Tyson Beckford slammed the door in his face. But the guy was like, no, you're served. You're served. So that's when Tyson Beckford opened the door with a gun in his hand and ordered him to leave the building. Now, according to Tyson, he's saying, listen, you're not even supposed to get past security and get up to my door. So anybody knocking on my door crazy.

Has that ever happened to you, Nick? Somebody got to your door and started going crazy? In the hotel rooms. Really? Yeah, yeah. Never at like the crib. The crib got gates and stuff. But like in the hotel rooms and stuff, people just, I don't know, like the people at the hotel be getting so excited that they'll just.

Tell somebody. That's how that Kim Kardashian stuff happened to you. You got to make sure your hotel and stuff and them Airbnbs be airtight. Yeah, you see Nicki Minaj house got robbed recently, too. I don't know. I think that's a setup. You think Meek Mill did it, Nick? Yeah, absolutely.

Meek wanted his stuff back, bro. All he took was his own stuff. Meek told Nicki. He want them Gucci slides back. That's it. Nick wanted his stuff back, bruh. All he took was his own stuff. Nick told Nicky. He wanted them Gucci slides back. That's it. Nick told Nicky, either you're going to let me come get my stuff when you're there, or I'm going to come get it when you're not there, damn it. Exactly.

When you break up, are you supposed to get your stuff back? Like, say you got her a present. Not me. First of all, I don't ever break up. I end on good terms. It's not a breakup, though. No, but when you start asking for stuff back, that's negativity. That's not a breakup, though. No, but that's what, when you start asking for stuff back, that's negativity. That's not a good term, right?

Yeah, that's not a good term. Let's just let whatever I gave you, I want you to still have it. Like, did I get that heirloom that I gave you from my grandmother? Nah, you can have whatever I gave you. You're supposed to keep that. Babies and all. My goodness. So, hold on.

So, Nick, basically you're saying any girl that you've ever been with, you can still smash? Absolutely. Yo, Kanye. Yo, Kanye, you hear Absolutely. Yo, Kanye, you hear that? Yo, Kanye, you hear that? Hey, I'm just saying. Hold on, hold on, hold on. We got more with Nick when we come back. Let's get to the mix.

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