Dl Hughley Interview and More

congratulations to you. Oh thank you for your drive your Dreams card show. Very successful weekend. I know you've been working really hard to get that pulled off and it went even better than you plan. Yeah, that's right. This was something that I dreamt about as a kid. You know, I loved cars and I wanted to do a car show.

But every time I tried to do the car show, I either didn't have the money or every time I tried to do it, people necessarily didn't back me because they thought it was called car shows have played out. So I said, you know what, I'm just gonna try to do it on my own. And running out of spot in Jersey, he shout to the Meadowlands Expo Center, and I was like, I'm just gonna do it. Shout out to Lincoln Tech who hopped on the board, who as soon as they heard the division, they was like, yes,

we're with you. And we expected like two thousand people. This is the first car show. I didn't really want too many people because I was like, I don't know what to expect. This is my first one. I don't know if I have enough bathrooms, I don't know. I'm just guessing enough security. But it turned out amazing. Over five thousand people came out to that car show over the weekend and just to see the kids faces. Now, this wasn't just a family a car show. It was

more like a family show. So we had stuff for kids. We had jumpies for kids so they could jump around. We had like a little basketball jump so they could play basketball. We had face painting for the little kids. We had a stilt walker, and then we had tons and tons of cars and so many celebrities and people stopped through. It was just an amazing vent. No problems, no situations, no altercations, were performances, performances, amazing food. So

it was definitely definitely dope. So shout everybody that came out really really appreciated. Shout to Cardi B. Cardi B was the first one. I asked, can I borrow your car? And absolutely said yes, and she gave me the call like she uses like in the back of the car was her car seat her stroll love every day. She didn't. Yeah, I guess she didn't need to. Shout to Cardi B. Shout to fifty cent, Yeah, fifty showed up. Shout to

who else? Safari gave me his call. Safari got a car that's a really dope call, course of quarter million dollars, so he came with that car. Shout to NAS, Shout to Swiss her celebrity hood, celebrity. I mean, there was so many people that came and and really showed love, and I really really appreciate it. So yeah, I know it's a lot of work for her too. Yeah, shout to give and you know a lot of people wanted to meet Gear and see gar. But earlier that day

her mom passed out. So her mom passed out, she had to be rushed to the emergency room and given I V and everything like that, so she wasn't able to get there late because she was handling mom duties. But you know, the family still made It was just a great event. So shout out to everybody that came out such an amazing Cardy have a license yet, yes she does. She doesn't have a license. Ye okay, I mean Cardy's dad too, met Cardy's dad. That's a good,

good guy. I'm glad Cardy have a license because you can't have a You can't vote if you don't have a license. That's right. Well, I hope she's registered to vote, and I hope she has our ide tomorrow with this time to go vote. I'm sure she does so. Well, I don't necessarily need license. You can use your passport. I believe right, you don't need a license. Everybody doesn't have some type of idea. Yeah, you can have passport. You don't need a license, you don't need a license.

I would, assuming this could just be me, I would just assume you don't have a license. You probably don't have a passport. Passport. That's not you know what, there's a lot of people from New York who actually do not have their licenses. A lot of people here because you take the train everywhere, so there's people who well, the water is bigger than New York. God damned. Well, I'm saying there's a lot of people who don't have a license or you don't need a license to go

vote as long as you have a state idea. Yeah, yeah, all right, let's get the show cracking front page. Here's what we're talking about. Well, you know the marathon was in New York over the Weekend's tell you. I was at that, Like, how did somebody run twenty six point two miles and like a little over two hours? I think that's crazy. All right, Well we'll get into it. Probably take me like six hours and DL hugely. Will we joined us this morning? Comedian guy, that's my guy,

got carolines over the weekend. That's one of my favorite people on the whole planet. Man. All right, so we'll talk to him in a little bit too. It's the breakfast club the morning. Yeah, we out of her. The dash of digit to schedule, busy my head and up,

no keys, tell them my clothes, no stop. As soon as I you can go there you got ms in the bank, like it's indeed, man, my dog off the way when you're living Like did they supposed to Hey, brand new, will got no keys, tell them my clothes no stop as soon as I you can go there. You got MS in the bank like yes, indeed, man, my dog war off the way when you're living like then they supposed to. Hey, all right morning, everybody is DJ MV and July yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are

the breakfast club. Let's get in some front page news all right now. In football, the Steelers beat the Ravens twenty three sixteen. The Bears beat the Bills forty one to nine. The Panthers beat the Buccaneers forty two twenty eight. The Chiefs beat the Browns thirty seven twenty one. The Dolphins beat the Jets thirteen to six. Fikons beat the Lions twenty four to nine. The Falcons beat the Redskins thirty eight fourteen. Texas beat the Broncos nineteen to seventeen.

New Orleans beat the Rams forty five thirty five. The Patriots beat the Green Bay Packers, and the Brick City Lions out in Nework beat Bergen twenty to fourteen. And shout to my son's team because they all go into Disney to play. Hey, people back watching football too, That fake boycott. Ben stop. All right. I know some of these people that you know been doing this fake boycott. But yesterday when the Rams played the Saints, and the

Saints and seven and one of the Rams is eight. No, I know some guys that was like, hey, man, I'm watching football straight up, I'm watching this week. I gotta cheat this week. Well tonight year Cowboys take on the Titans in Monday night football. Yes, and I'll tell y'all if i'll watch themorrow depend. I don't think we all depend. My boycott depends on whether or not they win to lose this week. All right? What else he talking about you? Well,

since you're talking about football. By the way, over the weekend, one of the forty nine ers cheerleaders actually took a knee during your national anthem. You see that? Agree? What if you watch if you not watching fob Okay, yeah, it was everywhere. They haven't identified who she is yet, but she was the first cheerleader to take a knee in football. Okay. Also the marathon, since we're talking sports, the marathon happened in New York over the weekend. What

all right, man? What you seen taking kneel for her? Why you laugh like that. The first cheer leader to take a knee. How we know, nobody paid attention to the chick. All right, Chier's probably been kneeling and we just but that's the reason why it actually went viral. I oh no, man, giants ain't got cheerleaders really no. Wow. Right, so that's a big deal. So um. Anyway, let's talk about the New York City Marathon and the winners of that. La Lisa d CC of Ethiopia won the men's division.

He won in two hours, five minutes and fifty nine seconds, so congratulations to him. That's twenty six point two miles. Wow. All right. And also for the women, the victory went to I don't want to mess up anybody's names. Ketani. She finished in two hours, twenty two minutes and forty eight seconds, more than three minutes ahead of the next closest runner. That's her fourth New York City Marathon win in the last five years. So congratulations to marry Katani

from Kenya. All right, Now, let's talk about voting, because we do have to vote tomorrow. Yes, So the polls are opening at six am, right, charolet Maign. You're trying to York I think I'm not sure. I thought New York was five, but I know it's Jersey definitely six. Al So what they are saying could potentially be the outcome. But as we all know, anything could happen. Democrats could win a narrow majority in the House, Republicans would keep

the Senate and possibly gain a few seats. But it's very important for you guys to go out and vote to make sure that we get well. I don't know what everybody is, but make sure that your party, whatever that is, gets some type of control. But vote for people's policies and make sure you research who stands for what so you can actually vote for whose policies are closest to what for your own interest. Man. And I know some people are disgusted a bout politics, and y'all

don't think politics matters. But truth be told, y'all don't have any other bright ideas absolutely all right. And the world's first underwater hotel has opened in the Maldives. The Conrad, Maldives has opened. That that's the first time ever you've been in the Maldives. Env Yes, a real amazing place, beautiful all right. Well, this underwater hotel is a two story villa that's more than sixteen feet below the Indian Ocean. It's called Morocca, which means chorl and it costs fifty

thousand dollars a night. But you can't book it for just one night. You have to book at least four nights. So it's a two hundred thousand dollars package that includes a personal chef for all meals and the use of a private vote. Is there a reason you're telling us this setting? You know, it's the first vote something like that ever in my life. Fifty thousand and nine, and we went from talking about voting and talking about something

that's fifty thousand dollars a night. Listen, just be aware, I thank you about to tell us a secret cheek cold yet we could, but you'll have to take a look at it online. It looks amazing. I'll look at it. It looks like thank you. I'll go look at it. But you want to say, at the underwater hotel for free? If I can? Yeah, if I count paid for me to go fifty thousand dollars a night, even if I

hit that bad power ball, I wouldn't pay that. That's just last that's a lot of money, free suitions that a fifty thousand a night, maybe you can get twenty percent officer. All right, y'a, all right, y'all go vote because they said that whoever, if the Democratic getting the House, we all going to free thousand dollars a night. Okay, that's all reparations, all right, all right, well last front page news. Get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one or five one. If you're upset, you

need to vent hit us up right now. Maybe at a bad night, bad weekend, or maybe you want to spread some positivity, all right, Or maybe you have tried to book your room after fifty thousand dollars a night. You can't book it yet anyway. Oh and your credit card I got to claim. But whatever it may be, call us now. It was the breakfast club. Good morning, the breakfast club money. There's no money, my money. Wake up, wake up, wake y'all. This is your time to get

it off your chat. Whether you're a man or blass, we want to hear from you on the breakfast block. Hello. Who's this? Good morning, d dare. It's Kelly from Erie. Hey, Kelly, good morning. I am blasted, but I've been waiting all week because Charlayne's been I'll do a book signed. I wanted to personally congratulate him on his new baby and his fuck Charlemagne. I appreciate you, thank you very much.

No poem. We're trying to get out there. I don't know where you're gonna be next, like on the sixteenth, and we're trying to get out there. But it's just conflict with jobs and everybody job and everything. So I'm gonna try to make it those to your next book signing. I'm gonna being uh the Bonds and Noble in Clifton, New Jersey on November ninth with doctor oz Okay, which one after that, I'll be and I'll be at a prairie View, Prayereview, Texas. The school. Uh don't get me

the line, but I'll be. But it's it's it's on the set, it's on the seventeenth. It's their website. People can go to it. Yes, you can go to see the book dot com. C T h a b ooka dot com. I'll follow him. Sorry, I don't want to forget you. Hi. Oh listen, yeah, Opal Johnson Smith Auditorium and Prayeview, Texas November seventeenth. I'll be there, Tasha. Yeah, good morning, Tasha, good morning. Get it off Chess. Me and my husband on the road right now. Pleased y'all

this morning, y'all going where y'all going? Oh, y'all gonna stop at bow Jangles for breakfast? Truck y'all, y'all, y'all in your car. The definitely ain't stopping at bow j Hey the way, Joe yo, DJ be whatever. Man, what's up Joe getting off at Chess? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, I'm feeling getting positive this morning. Some Monday morning, I'm blessed. I feel I feel feel happy. Man. You know, every day is a blessing. You know, you wake up, you see another day. You know, I'm happy. You know that

I was at the car show this weekend. Man. It was one of the people that I came through and hollow at you with my family up your vibh Charlottage and the goud kind of said that that car. I was looking for one of the cars I'm looking forward to seeing. Man. I wanted to see how smoke stopped up somebody. Somebody told me that somebody told me that they didn't want no smoke. So when they said that

to me. I was like, Lion'm gonna pull up in the old three escalate with four hundred thousand miles on it, because that's all it got for you is smoke when it cranks up, you know what I'm saying. So I fell back on purpose. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Man, I hear you. I hear you, man, y'all. Thank you for coming out, brother, man, Yo, love love y'all. Man, keep doing the thing, man, Thank you all right. Mitch Yo, Mitch. They say you're the nicest when it comes to weird chair basketball. Bro. Yo, Man,

I'm the knight. Bro. Your e brothers stand. But my team went all the way out to LA this weekend, man, and blew it, bro, blew it. We choked up out there like if we never played basketball ball in our life. What's your what's your name on what's your nickname on the court chair? Jordan nah Man Money, Mitch Money, Mitch o Money, no doubt, all right, bro, Thank you all right, man,

thank you money money. Just a quick question, never mind about the rims regulation or do they lower them or how do they do thatah Man, The rims is regular, man, everything's regular. It ain't the three points regular. It's the same. Okay, thank you brother. All right, man, than it seemed like everything will be traveling. Shut up, man, get it off your chair five eight five, one to five one. If you need to vent, hit this up now. It's the

Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chests, whether you're man or blast. So we better have the same in We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Jav Hello, Kevin Envy, what up? Get it off your chests? Bro. Look man, I went on the date with a girl this weekend. It's the third day, right right, So I paid for the first couple of days. So this day

I'm acting like I don't got my wallet. So I look, you know, I'm like, I'm like, you pay for this day. I ain't got my wallet and all that. She's like, you don't got your wallet? What happened? I'm like, I just love it at the crib. I made a mistake. She's like, all right, I'm gonna pay or whatever. So she goes to the bathroom, because you gotta go to the bathroom pushing up yo. Shorty never comes back. I mean,

I'm on the clue's bombs for Shorty. You know what I'm saying, Shorty is focused for Shorty, Shorty never I'm waiting for twenty minutes. I'm like, what you're taking a nah, Shorty know a bum when she smelled one? You know what I'm saying, Shorty, what didn't want to get for nat And you shouldn't have been playing games like that, pretend to forget your wallet to try to make her pay. I just wanted to see what type of girls you was. Well, now you know, well, now you gotta know. Now I

know she blocked my number. I can't get a contact with her like she probably knew you were lying about forgetting your wallet. Sick is crazy, man, So you're crazy for lying and pretending to forget your wallet. Man, you can smell it for nest Man. Salute to her Jamie. Hey, guys, I told you about two weeks ago on a Friday, and you guys let me go on the air and talk about my business. So I wanted to tell you

safe you well business and contacting me online. Some of them are perverts, but you know some people haven't contacted me online. I own Annie Hodge Tessee. My business started because I wanted to give the soldiers a piece of home when they were away from home, right to prevent suicide. And since then, I've been doing it for not just the soldiers, I've been doing it for civilians as well, So I'm very grateful. I also wanted to say Charlemagne, oh my gosh, I finished your book. I finished I

finished Yester new one for two days. Nice. What you think about it? I love it. It's it's great. And I really wanted to know more about the parents anxiety, because I had that. Even though my children are girl, they still stressed me. I got one who just think she's invincible. I think parental paranoia, and so parental paranoia is something that we all suffer with and I don't think it ever ever goes away. Thank you, mama. He' get it off your chest, mama. Hi. Um, I don't

know you guys. Remember me. I called a couple of months ago. You kind of keep my name out. I called a couple of months ago and anonymous, I was having my life. Yeah, you chasing the movie? Yes that yeah, it chase. She was like, they've be altone to me. Later she was going through some problems and um, she called yours. Yeah, she called during Askey and she was having suicidal thoughts. I've been speaking to him. We got her help with the therapist and everything. Angela gave more

a therapist and um, so what's going on? Give us an update? I think so much better. Um, I am much better at problem solving like uh envy hills. You know, doctor Jasper, and thank you so much in the league word question work give jesting him. He's been awesome. I said, any wanted to meet with him, and he's really giving me some really good advice anhing perfect perfect, but I'm able to, you know, deal with it much better. And I repaired my relationship with my father. Great. Yeah, that's great.

I'm so happy that all that worked out for you and that you're well on the road feeling better. It's doing good. He's all that's good. Thank you for calling mom. I love that. Thank you so much. And help. I really don't have a wonderful band. All right, we love you,

And shout out to doctor Jasper. He's a clinical psychologist that he has been on this show before and he's been helping us out when we have some asking serious issues like the ones that I was talking to her every day for like a good thirty forty five days and the doctor was calling and she was doing great, So I'm happy that she's even doing better. Hull right, get it off your chest. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you need the event, you

can hit us up at any time. You got rumors all the way. Yes, we are going to talk about a celebrity who has to pay millions in back taxes to the irs. Also today's Jerry selection for this infamous person. And I mean, I don't think I would want to be on this Jerry, but you tell me what you think. No, all right, we'll get into that when we come back. Keep a lock this to Breakfast Club, Goal Morning the Breakfast Club. All right? Israel out of signya. He's from Nigeria.

He was fighting this weekend at USC two thirty. He had a first round dot out and he walked out to smile bitch man, drop on the clues bombs for demanding car style been there and he did an interview on ESPN where he said he read my new book Shookorn. So I appreciate him because he appreciates me and mine. All right, all right, but let's get to these rumors. To so Angela Simmons. This is the rumor report with

Angela Well. Our condolences go out Angela Simmons. The father of her son and her ex fiance, Sutton Tennyson, was shot and killed at his house. They said it appears it was the result of a home invasion robbery. I have a two year old son together, and she posted acknowledgement of it. It's just so sad that her son's going to grow up without his father around. She said, thank you for leaving behind my greatest gift. I'm hurting, I'm numb. Thank you for the outpouring of love everyone.

I can't believe I'm even saying. Rest in peace, Sutton. I promised to hold s j down in every way. I promised, And then she posted a photo video of their son looking at video on the phone of himself and his father, and she posted reflecting, he keeps replaying it, rip Sutton furst of all. I'm gonna tell you why this is super horrible. It's horrible for a number of reasons, but that is one of the biggest sources of my anxiety.

I've said that a number of times. That is a thought that I try to dismiss out of my brain all the time, which is a home invasion. You'd be laying in your house and you just be thinking that for some reason, that's why I got all these alarms. That's why you got guns. That's why you got you one on speed dial. Like I think about all of these type of things, and I don't know why. And I I tell people all the time too, if you do have an alarm system on your house, put the

ringer on, the chime on. I know it gets confused and it gives you a headache. But anytime that door opens a way, it wasn't that. It was an argument that happened. He was arguing with somebody and they said somebody else, I guess uh. The argument escalated and he ended up getting shott. He was talking in the driveway where that home invasion, right, it was at his home. No home invasion means somebody kicked in your door, they broken into your they broken to your house. That's how

That's what I think a home invasion is. That's well, he was outside arguing with somebody the comment, that argument escalated, and then somebody else they said, pulled up and the suspectful that it's not a home invasion. Well that's what everyone's calling it about invasion, So was that his home.

I'm just telling anybody that owned the home or lives in a home, put the charm on your alarm system and that that way, if anybody comes in the middle of the night, the wind blows, the window opens, it goes on and you know exactly what it If a pan falls in my kitchen, all the alarms go off in the house. Okay, all right, now let's discuss Floyd Mayweather.

Looks like he's coming out of retirement and this time he's gonna be fighting a highly regarded kickboxer, Tension Nasukawa, and that's gonna go down New Year's Eve in Tokyo. So they're gonna have rules for the bout in the weight class determined later on. But they're pretty infamous there for doing things where they kind of mix and match people from different fields. That's just for that market. I can tell that. You know what the payoff is gonna be out in Japan. He's gonna end. Yeah, it's gonna

be Floyd Mayweather has to fight to live, y'all. I don't care what y'all don't think. He has to fight to keep that lifestyle up. Man. I'm telling you, I think he's working check check. I don't know if he could do. Maybe he just can't turn down five hundred million dollars. That's tough because you know he's gonna win. You know, he's forty two years old. Nobody, nobody wants to be getting kicked on and punched on at forty two years old, bro, And eventually father time is gonna

catch up. Father time is undefeated. I'm sorry, all right. Congratulations to Kenya Moore. She gave birth early to her first child with Mark Daily. She's forty seven years old and she's a mom for the first time. Took congratulations to her. They had their baby, girl, Brooklyn Doris Daily. What was good about Ivy? Did you see what if he just did? When you made that announcement? He hit them. He was like like, damn, who would you? What happened?

I ordered you gotta I gotta order my kids lunch for the whole month, So I ordered shut up that intention you asked me? So I told you I thought you was upset that can you have a baby by somebody else? Know you? My delay my kids lunch by accident. Okay, all right, all right, so congratulations to her now. She posted her a picture for herself in the hospital. She said, if you want to make God laugh, have a plan. Won't be long now. Pray for us the baby daily.

So they did have the baby. This is her first child. The baby was born early. She was due around Thanksgiving. Wesley Snipes has to pay nine point five million dollars in back taxes to the IRS. Still, this has been like fifteen years. It's an ongoing thing. You know. We went to jail for three years originally, and he they asked for twenty three five million dollars the IRS. He responded a compromise for eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars that would have let him settle his debt and had

that tax lean against his home withdrawn. But they rejected that offer. So yeah, he owed twenty three and said, look, I just give you eight hundred thousand. Yeah, basically, but that didn't work out. He mad at him. So now the tax court judge is saying that he failed to convince the court that he doesn't have the assets to pay more than eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars. So now that amount was, however, reduced to nine point five million.

So that's a big difference, twenty three point five to nine point five million, Yeah, to fight for. So he still is not trying to pay that though. All rights. Let's have a convo. Okay, you can't put people in prison and then when they come out they still owe you. Okay, how can I make money in prison? Number one? And I'm giving you all this free labors shitting discount to my bill if I do three years in prisons shouting his count to my bill and let it paying you

what fifty cent old days? So I don't care. I guess with it. I guess the whole thing is it's a crime for the whole lying and tax evasion, and then on top of that you still have to pay. Yeah, but it cost hundreds of thousand of dollars just to keep a prison to a year. So so the money that it would it cost to take care of me in jail, can't you just take that off my business? I'm giving you all this free label. I guess not all right, And I just want to say Jerry's selection

starts today for the El Choppo trial. That is not a jury that I would want to be a part of there's an anonymous pool of potential jurors about one thousand New york Is within a thirty one page questionnaire, they're gonna be in Brooklyn Federal Court today and they're gonna see El Chappo today. They're gonna be transported to and from the courthouse by federal guards the jurors. If I had to be on, if I had to be

one of the l Chapol's jurors, I'd be here. I'd be in a dressed like Kodak black Wells and you're on the breakfast club ski mask on. I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't do it. I'd be all right, I'm angela. Yeah that's your rumor report. I'll be sick. I'll make all type of excuses. All right, they're walking there with a free Chop t shirt. They'll tell me go home. They definitely would. All right, Well we come back. We

got from patients. What we're talking about you, Well, imagine you we're going on a flight that was supposed to last eight hours and it ends up being seventy seven hours. What, all right, we'll talk about it when we come back, and don't forget d O hugely with joining us next hour. It's the Breakfast Lugal morning, all right, morning, everybody is dj Envy Angela Yee, Charlemagne the God. We are the Breakfast.

Gonna get a new life now. At this cuffing season, I feel like it already went through a one nastunt. It's definitely this sounds good. Y'all were still in here, bootap No, I mean it is cuffrom season, but it's been over. If he did this last cup of season, we need a new one. Fireplaces going. You know it's gonna be cold. Get to sit at home and watch the Haunting of Hill House on Netflix. I ain't doll scared movies. Now, all right, well, let's get some front

page news. That one sports. The Steelers beat the Ravens twenty three sixteen. The Bears beat the Bills forty one to nine. The Panthers beat the Buccaneers forty two twenty eight. Kansas City Chiefs beat the Browns thirty seven twenty one. The Dolphins beat the Jets thirteen six The Vikings beat the Lines twenty four nine. The Falcons beat the Redskins

thirty eight fourteen. The Texans beat the Broncos nineteen seventeen, The Charges beat the Seahawks twenty five seventeen, The Saints beat the Rams forty five to thirty five, the Patriots beat the Green Bay Packers thirty one seventeen, and the Brick City Lines as to some of my team plays on in New York, I was like, what team is that they'd be a berg in twenty fourteen nail going to Disney World to play. So congratulations to the Brick City Lines on the coaches and all that good stuff.

Dropping a clothes bomb for everybody who's back watching football. They get to go to Disney World. Yes, well, speaking to Disney World, to imagine you were actually going to take a flight from London thinking you're going to Disney World to have a great time, and when it's time to go back home, you have a seventy seven hour flight which should have been an eight hour flights during the seventy seven hours, well, I'll explain to you what happened.

So originally the flight was supposed to leave our land on Thursday evening, but passengers waited for four hours. They said there was a technical problem that had to be repaired. They were actually forced to get off the plane and they had to stay in a nearby hotel. So they said, imagine two hundred people turning up in the early hours to check into a hotel. They said it was chaos and there was not a single British Airways representative insight

taking charts. Then they had to go back to the airport and was delayed twice before they eventually left on Friday nights at eight pm and right after they took off, the plane was diverted to JFK Airport. Right after take off, they said the original problem the plane had had come back. They had to drop the landing gear, they had to lose fuel to make the plane lighter, and then they diverted to JFK. They said it was the reference one and a half hours on the flight, children were having

panic attacks, the turbulence was awful. People were scared, tired and hungry. Then they got to JFK and they told people there was no way to get a hotel because of the New York City Marathon and everything was booked day. That's not like they was on Spirit. I can't believe that was British. That's not a like Spirit all goddamn date, So they were just people sleeping on the floor and the terminal. One couple said they got a hotel, but the airline didn't pay for it. They want to go

to Disney World. After that from became out, I want to go home. Eventually they left Saturday night and got back to London Sunday morning. They said it was just a journey from hell to Disney World. No going back to London. So that's the end of their trip. If you were coming from London going on vacation to Disney World had to be a nightmare. And since we're talking about the box, the Disney World is huge for the world. Yeah, even want to Well not for me, it's not I've

never been. All right, Now, let's talk about again this hotel residents that open underwater in the Maldives. I see a lot of people tweeting about it. Now. The Conrad and Maldives has opened the world's first ever underwater hotel residence. It's a two story villa. It's more than sixteen feet below the Indian Ocean. You have a bed, shower, other typical components of a hotel, but you also have a

private gym, a bar, and infinity pool. Butler's quarters, an ocean facing bathtub, and an underwater bedroom that has views of the ocean. So it's fifty thousand dollars a night. I really want to apologize to all our listeners from ANGELI continuing to report this story and rub it in y'all face. I do not know why she keeps talking to y'all about a fifty dollars dollar a night hotel. Now you don't know if our listeners can afford this

or not. I can't. Okay, my listeners can't. That's not true. Okay, I know that. Now you have to book it for at least four night, so that's a two hundred thousand dollars package. You do get a personal chef for all your mills, and you get the use of a private vote as well. So imagine if you have enough points, right, because you're automatically what kind of points Hilton knock it off if you if you book this, you actually automatically get Hilton Diamond status. Is that true? Yeah? Oh? Does

there any group on for it a discount? I'm talking about fifty dollars dollars a night. That's tuition. But it's just something fascinating to look at an underwater hotel. That's something to put on your vision. And don't forget to vote, you guys tomorrow. Vote. We have to. I don't think about voting, haven't. I can't afford fifty dollars dollars a night to do something. Well, maybe there's something on the

ballot that's going to actually make you attain that. But yes, everybody, if you have problems or there's things that you want to see address, and you have politicians that you support, get out there and vote. If you don't know what you support, do some research, find out who's running in your district and get out there and vote. Vote for your own interests, man, simple as I don't care what it is. It could be one thing that interests you. Vote for it, all right, Well, last front page news.

Now when we come back, dil hugely, will we'll kick it with dial huge Lisa, don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, yaps, the world most dangerous. Want to show the Breakfast Club Charlomagne and God Angelie. Ye, we got one of my favorite people in the building right now. I'm here with Mark Twain. Huh, Mark Twain, del hugely what's good with my brother. Man. I'm so proud of you man, Thank you, sir. You know what

you great at being you. That's it. And Angie, what they're fine is this is not sexual arrest because we don't work together. So you're not making it feel uncomfortable, not making it. Damn Listen. The thing with is he can get away with saying anything anyway is still But I think, you know so funny because now when I watch comedians who feel like they have to ask for permission to have a thought, that's separate and it's silly

to me. The only one I have to ask permission from my father when he was when I was a kid. I don't have to ask permission from an audience like they either dig it or they own or The worst is that gonna happen to me is that Twitter get met? What is that? Well, you gotta askermission if you want to put you gotta yeah, you wantis. But I didn't even think, like to me like that whole Like I understand the premise of the me too moving on, And

I think my problem with it is that it's inconsistent. Yea, It's like there's a difference between Louis Louis c k and Harvey's mind state. Now hold on, I gotta, I gotta push back on your little bit because I agree with you. But during the whole Kavanaugh situation, that's one of those ones where that didn't fall under the Bill Cobby umbrella. Like they had the meme up saying what's the difference between Bill Cobs being Cavana. I'm like, well,

Cavanaugh's acqus of being drunk and groping a woman. Bill Coby was drugging and rape and that's a big different or no, no, no, no, no no. Kavana attempted to rape the girl, right, he attempted the raper And the difference between Bill Cosby and Kavanaugh is it's complexion. That's really the truth. And I think that they all should give you to say Kavanaugh sought to use, he tried to take something a woman wasn't given him, and he

has power and privilege. Like to me, that was about white guys, powerful white guys protecting another powerful white guy. Bill Cosby should be in prison next to Catholic priests. Yeah. Well, I think the problem with me is that so many perverts like get jobs when they can wear Robes. I don't understand that, like you should shout, you should never, you should have hands on but always my only problem. I don't have a problem with Me Too movement because

I got three daughters. So anything that makes the world a better place for women, I'm all for. I just don't like them weaponizing it to try to take people out, like it's already trying to do with Mullan. Right. But but but it's the same thing in the in the biggest problem I had with Me Too Movement is that women tend not to believe women. When women believe women,

this would be a lot of different things. Look at how many women say I'm a victim and I acted like this, So I don't see why she didn't act like I would have acted right. Women will say that, but I will say this going back to Bill Cosby, and that it was his power. He got away with that for decades before anything happened, you know, So that is not about his complexion. It was But when you

look at Kavanaugh, he got away with for decades too. Yeah, but I think, um, this is the first time these allegations have been brought up right against Kavanaugh, but Bill Cosby, this has been going on with women coming forward and accusing him. Whether or not those cases ended up going anywhere was a different situation. I think we're making the

same point. Yeah, I think that no matter how long ago it was or how many it was, they are the same type of men where they've used you know, one use celebrity and one used wealth and privilege to take advantage of somebody. It's one thing that I really want to know about the Cosby case more than anything. Well, they're really trying to buy NBC. But you know a lot of people say that, but Bill Cosby, I know

this for sure now. Bill Cosby, when we were on Death Cham he hated deaf Jam, he hated and he settling the board of Time Warner and he actively side to make sure that we didn't get to keep going like all the cats you love right now, Yeah, you wouldn't. You wouldn't see had he been on because he liked it down a certain way as the og king of comedy. What do you think of all of this comedian beef. I think it's been brewing the past a couple of months.

They can go home and crying apol of money like that's broke people, right, there like too tight like that. I don't know, it proves that creative people sometimes uh don't burn off enough energy. It just makes me sad because this is an art form I love. It's it's clearly enough of an audience to go around, and it's enough projects to go around, and nobody has to blow

anybody else's candle off to burn bright. I never thought, I never I never understood that part of And I don't remember people were actively like trying to tear down Chappelle when he was the guy No, or tearing down Rock when he was a guy Eddie when he was a guy. I mean, I was young, but I don't remember. No. I think things like that didn't go viral, Like if they did, we might just not have heard about it all. I don't think I think that one there was so

they were singular. It wasn't like there's never been so many and so at one time, Like there are a lot of people, and I think that they may feel like they competed for the same space, but are were so individual Like when we did Kings of Comedy, there was never anybody who wanted somebody else to do bad so they could do good. And when we put to it together for a long time. A matter of fact, we had this situation where if you went over on time, you I had to pay a thousand dollars for every

minute and we would donate that to charity. And we didn't raise a dollar because you just respected people like you respected people like I. I think that there is this idea, and I don't know if it comes from the fact that that social media is so rampant, but this idea that I have to denigrate you in order to elevate myself. And I think it's it's it's it's fear. It's fear that you that something like gonna take something

from you, or that you're not enough. And I think that same fear is the one that makes you great. But when it was that way, I think it's detrimental. Was here he was saying that the Kings of Comedy Too was about to happen. But you know, it's a lot of you know, unfortunately whatever Steve Bernie, you know, yeah, but they did. But then Bernie so so even at even at that it would have just it just by the time it came about, like we were close to signing a deal and then something came up and what

was Stephen Bernie. I think Bernie specifically felt like he wasn't going to people didn't get him, like the Black Oddises got him, but networks did, and um Steve at that time, you know, was on the ascent and Bernie felt like he wasn't gonna get his shot, and I think there was a little bit of resentment there. In the end, Bernie felt like he wasn't respected and getting what he wanted. In the end, he did, and after he did it, he just didn't want to do it

any more. He's like, I'll do I'll do my own thing. So he did the network thing. You realized that wasn't He literally was a guy that would do what he wanted to do. But he was the most confident human being. But I think that he I think that he felt as if, and if you listen to um you know the beginning of the Kings of Comedy, he felt as if the country would never accept him. And once they got a dose of them, they did. We got more with d O hugely. When we come back, don't move.

It's to Breakfast Club the morning morning, everybody is cj Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne, the God, we are the Breakfast Club do hugely is here? Ye? Before we came in here, you were talking about your relationship with t K. Kirkland and telling me things I didn't even know. K was my mentor. I love TK me too. I think he's one of the funniest dudes that ain't never got the shot he was but he had. But TK was my mentor like he My son Kyle Aris Hughley is named

after his son Aris. Really, yes, t K? One time, do you use my medical benefits at the LA time to get his teeth fixed? And my wife is bad at me from this And then he just walked away from the vell like you knew. Yeah, he said it was me and got his bed. I was, you know, he was my he was my mentors. Now I was a kid. Then he really more than anybody else that I've ever met, um uh had for no reason other than he loved comedy. Took me under his wing like a matter of fact. When he went on to Way

to two with n WA, he had two clubs. One was Zenos and one was Burland West. He goes away, he lets me host, he comes back, they go, We're gonna stay with you and and he never really you know, that was my entree into comedy. When people will come see me at the Burland West or Zenos or at the Comedy Act. Then TK is he's a lot like you and a lot like Chris Rock and the fact that he can talk about things that is going on

in just life, Yeah, in such a cool delivery on stage. Yeah, he's really giving you life lessons and you laughing at them. He really And I think I've learned. That's one thing I learned from. And I think he's apologetical. I think he's unflinching. I think he also is a confident man. Like to me, what's going on in the world. I don't like cowards. I don't like because I spent so much of my life being one when I was a kid. So now when I see it, I recognize it right

away and it's something that I'm averse to. Like to me, that's my whole saying with Kanye, and my problem with him is that people are dying. Now, people are dying. You're normalizing behavior that is killing people. So to me, it's not about just saying we should reach out to you. You're complicit in the depths of people by normalizing behavior, We're getting more and more used to this rhetoric. We're getting more and more used to the things that people say.

People are saying, well, Donald Trump said this, and the reason why I went and shot this up is because of Donald you know. And and and they make these more equimces. They go, well, Bertie sandals supporters shot Steve Scalise, Well, you know, that's like saying Jodie Foster is responsible for Hinckley shooting Reagan. Yeah, like Bernie Sanders never said anything to weaponize him, act, give him action. Donald Trump is specifically, when you say you're a nationalist, you are using the

parlance of the right wing. When you say somebody's a globalist. You're saying what they say. And you don't get to pretend like you don't. And there's no more equiplication. You either are you ain't. And what he says about black people's funny to me. The blood unemployment has never been this I can't he can't be racist because unemployment for black people's never been this low. Well, doing slavery was pretty low and they hated everybody worked. So stop telling

me that you can be racist. You just can't be a coward. You can you can be whatever you want. You just can't be a coward. That's why. That's why I like what we're at right now. I'm honest with you. Everybody is just saying what the hell they really feels like it? You know why American history is where it is right now, The version of America is where it is because of Google. It was different when you could just say something that we didn't know. You know what

it's like. Have you ever heard yourself on the recording and you don't recognize how you sound. You're like, that doesn't sound like me because you hear yourself from the inside out. Everybody else hears you from the outside in. That's America right now. We don't understand how we sign right the opiate crisis stop right stop? I remember this is true doing. During U Donald Trump built a temporary or more memorial to the to the victims of the opiate crisis. You know what they do. They built for

people of the crack. They built jail. So even the way we look at things, and I just don't you can be you can be whatever you are. You just don't. You can't tell me that you're not that anymore? Right, if you're a racist, be a racist, stay there and who you are, but don't pretend like you. Didn't like when the Santos called Gill him when he say, you know what you meant? I didn't like that one, though, you only reson. I didn't like that one because we

got so much direct racism. I'm like, oh, he's still a sucker, he still want it. But it was cowardly. Yeah. I like the voice called. I like the recordings. That was good. I think white people should be able to dress in black face, and when they do, I'm telling you, when they do, their credit scort should drop and the colisa ros should go up and a policeman should bring into the apartment to shoot him. If we if white people want to dress in black face, we should do

it on Halloween. Make Halloween on an election year, and that way when they go to vote, they get their vote suppressed. There you go, it's too many ways. Do not like I'm Megan Kelly Um gets to pretend and people like her. She's more like most white women in this country than she is. Most white women who are educated get to pretend like they don't feel that way.

They get to pretend like they benign, but things they get to turn the other way because they have husbands and brothers and uncles and neighbors who commit these atrocities, and they get to pretend like they don't see them. What did you think about her saying, Um, they're playing clueless, like, oh you know why I don't Why can't we wear a black face suppress? You want to be Diana Ross and you let Diana Ross. You should be able to hear you should you should be able to down the russ.

But you under also understand Sandra Bland got killed with black face. Yeah, it ain't the pop as you like. Look everybody like some black people right. Um, Like, I was very proud of Nike for the taking the stance they did. But it made sense because Nike needs As a matter of fact, that could be the slogan and we wouldn't even get back yau. Nike and Barack Obama were a lot of light and they made white people feel the same. White men feel the same way. We

don't need you to win. Barack Obama won without most white men voted for him. Nike was winning without most white men supporting it. Yeah, they don't need it's the game it's a game you can't play. We don't need you. And plus it's such a it's a brand, and ain't nobody getting anybody be rid of any Nike. Yeah, but but even the Nikes they got rid of look like Cereal killer Nike. The only time you see the Nikes they wearing with some those those Nikets come with a

white man. Don't just think Black people took it a little too far with Nike. Know, we started acting like the logo with the Black Power Fast. Yeah. It was a but but like anything else, that's how bad we need to feel good. That's how bad. Like I'm gonna tell you something, if you may, if you do something that resonate, it's in black people, we will you. Cosby made us feel good. We got excited by comic book Hero Wakanda in Africa right there, right right, and real

Conda was in Atlanta, you know what I mean. But the thing about it that was so tricky is that you know, it's based on a comic book hero and they led the world in math and science and technology in the comic book. That's history. You did it, yes, but but that's how bad we are. That's how bad we need to feel good. All right. We got more with Do Hugely when we come back. We got to talk about the state of black culture and more so,

don't move. It's the Breakfast Club, Go Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne, the God we are the Breakfast Clubdo Hugely is here? Ye? Are there any products that you don't use because of what those the people in charge represent or yeah, I think a lot of fast food products the fast food don't kill mons and gun and it's the only thing generally that advertises

on our radios. The problem with us is that we have a steady diet physically, spiritually, and the most of it's bad for us, and you don't even realize it's bad till you're not in the midst of it anymore. That's why I like even with me now, That's why I'm able to go to therapy because I'm not in that hurt. Right. You can't heal when you're in the midst of the hurt. Hey man, let me tell you something. I learned my father more about my father when he

is dying than I ever knew about it. Winter a lot, and black people never know that we put up this facade for everybody to see. We think when you you can't do this, or it'll be weak, or you can't do that, or it won't be We need to know who we are, and we need to know that as great as we are, is as flawed as we are.

Damn right do you ask for Candida candidates like State Stacy Abram who said I'm gonna with people with me, I'm gonna do the things that matter to me, like get them in and and and you ask for somebody that wanted to take stand your ground off the books, You ask for that, you march for it and get your ass up and do something about it better. Or you've never seen a white man tell other white man it's wrong for y'all to keep killing black people not say nothing about it. Now if you stay home now,

are you cowards? I will say, though, um, you do need templates, like I think that's one thing that we're missing in the black community, like we didn't We need to see one area where everything is thriving for black people, like how we used to have black wall screen. Yeah, but you know what's the reason they destroyed him all the time. It's the reason they systemically or not even systemically. They blew black wall screened up. Not even like look

at the highway. Look at where all the highways that connected America together. Look what neighborhood they went to Black wealth? Yea. So all all the ways that we are deficient, But the one thing that I that I take umbrage to is the most educated segment of American population is black women. They black, They really are greatest leaders. Right, that's right if we pay attention, So stop pretending. Do you know what happened in Alabama when Alabama would turn that state blue?

Ninety eight percent of black women vote. They voted a high capacity than than any other ethnicity. It was the fact that ninety four percent of black men that did. Do you know what happened? If black men caught up to black women, if we were determined to work as hard as they did, determined to not take no foreign answer like they did, then we would be The problem in our community is that we're not that equal, and we pretend to be. We're not that equal. To find

that equal, he ain't gonna look nothing like us. You're equal educationally, you're equal in terms of of Ford mobility, You're equal, That's right, you're equal in terms of strength when black men do what we're supposed to do and lead. And I'm not talking about I'm dominating you, but i ain't gonna let you outwork me. Yeah, I mean, it's a frakon just said that. He said that. You know, you got all these black women that are doing everything they're supposed to be doing, but the men having caught

up with them. Yet listen, even if they see you lose, they can't see you not try. That's right. We quit all the time, and black women were very supportive too. Yeah, like when our man wants to do something, we're like, okay, at least you know who does the best in parochial school and schools that they pay for black men? Black people excelling it. You know why, because you ain't wasting Your mom paid for you. I went to fight, when I went to practice, right, I had to go to school.

It was paid. Yeah. Well, you got a little agent in YouTube, so quite the challenge. It ain't fair. Don't come with that bull. You had to do good. I'm gonna sending this clip to all my single home girl because I'll be telling all my single home girl. I'm like, it was not y'all y'all fine, right, y'all, this ain't found y'all equals. It's hard to find your you want to date down right? If you want brighter, betterman, put

more onus on that. Put place value on the things that will sustain you as opposed to satisfy you for a moment. I think that women do that. I don't know what they don't. I do absolutely not. A lot of women look at guys who have potential to be this, or they're ambitious, and like we were saying earlier, women support their black man to a fault sometime potential to

be a rapper. Yeah, I'm talking about not necessarily. When's the last time you've seen anybody cheerleading, a debate, a cheerleading, a math content because those things don't get you a job. You don't see that, but you see somebody run a ball, see somebody drop a verse. So if you want value invested early in things that matter, like look, I'm an ambassador for the New York Public Library, Right I go to the library. I don't really go because you're Asians.

Stop stop with this bull and you when you say it doesn't look quite like I'm good at it. But I wouldn't say, but I will say that, oh you can do get it. I think that's certain women and what you're thinking about a women like in their entertainment business. Those might be the guys that they like, but I think in general, on average, women are looking for men who are motivated, who are stable, when they're ready to

settle down. That's the point you made exactly the point men become men or idea of masculators based on what women like. So it starts at a very early age. You are. You know, one of the most impactful lessons I ever had. I got I had a job, and I took my money from Donalds, and I went by grocery but the family or that my mother would buy. And so she came home and she said who did this? And I said, I did, and and my mother made

my plate first. And that's the way I look at women right now, because it's like many our job is protecting provide. When you provide for a woman, a woman, look at look at us. And now I'll go one further. You ain't as a man if you're not protected. And the only reason we existed to protecting provide. If you don't do that, you should be dead. Now. Wouldn't men attracted to would you say, easiness? Intellect? It's a lot of things. It depends on how much rum I had.

You know, I don't know. I think that it's it's it's a movie. Sometimes men are attracted to the wrong things as well. Always, always the thing that always cracks me up about woman, I can do that, just just like you. And if I did that, if you did that and you acted like me, I wouldn't value you if you remind me of me. What But I think that to your point, yes, men like low hanging fruit men so yet, And I don't think there's anything wrong with telling a man to put himself in the position

of well, what if I did that? You have to put yourself. You have to put yourself in that. Like I wouldn't do something to you that I wouldn't want you to do to me. I think you're using reason. It doesn't it doesn't register the same way because because then you have a competing narrative. I'm not excusing, and I'm telling you how wrong it is and how flawied

it is. But you use your logic to get me to the result that you think, but don't you think that after you do the same thing over and over again, then at some point it's like, when do you learn your lesson? Ask America that. But we're talking about people, I think, But I think we're collectively right. We're a nation of people. And I think you from your mistakes, especially in a relationship, and generally you learn your lessons when something horrible happens to you. Right, you can rationalize

almost anything you like. And I think women are just better than us an our goal. And I said this early, and I think I'm being consistent. If we caught up to you and educationally in terms of entrepreneurship, we'd be a bulletproof nation. And I'm telling even my daughters, my daughters, they were built to make men better. Yeah, I would never Every daughter you have is a bullet in the head of your youth. I know that my life is

much richer for having them in my life. But I will live five years less longer than I would when I'm eighty two. I got eighty seven if it wasn't for you. Like I have a relationship with my daughter that we used to be very very close to my youngest daughter, we're very very very close. Then she found out who I was and the things I've done, and she distanced herself for me, and now we're getting very very close again. Wow, Because the image of who I was in her head has to die, and they can

only be without a death. They can't be a resurrection. All I ever want my children to know is who I am right now, who they But the notion of who I was was an idea of me, and the reality of me is signific for getting be different. But but I am comfortable with both of those things. And we have a romanticized notion of who we who our parents are. But the one thing that my daughters, I think my children know about me. If you're in trouble

and I don't get to you, I'm dead. And they also know I've done a lot of her day, right, So I don't revel in the things I've done. I just I'm not afraid to examine it. That's it. D It's always a pleasure when you black wives. Man. I'm so proud of you. Mark Twain. I can't wait. I can't read the red, the red Huggleberry fans. I'm telling you what it's us. The breakfast Club, The breakfast Club, all right, now shout the dal Hugley for joining us when we come back. We got your rumor reports. You

don't move. It's the Breakfast Club in the morning, All right, morning, everybody is dj MVY. Angela yee, Charlemagne that god, we are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the room or just talk Pete Davidson. It's about is the rumor report? Angela yee? The breakfast Club? Oh man? Well, Pete Davidson's been going through a lot, as you know, with his breakup with Arianna Grande, and he's canceled some shows because of that. But he was on Saturday Night Live. Now,

let's give you guys a flashback on the promo. This was a joke that he made. I'm Joni Hill and I'm hosting Saturday Night Live this week with musical guests Maggie Rogers. Hey, Maggie, I'm Pete. You want to get married? No? Over three? Now, Arianna Grande had posted under that for somebody who claims to hate relevancy, you sure love clinging to it. Huh, thank you? Next. Yes, So she's upset because Pete Davidson is using his life for his art,

which I would think all artists do well. She does have a song now and she actually released that song. That song is called thank You Next, and she put it out before Saturday Night Live, trying to throw my guy off. Well, actually wasn't a rude song or anything. Check it out. But some songs of the Bicky now listen even almost gonna marry for beet so thankful. I could say thank you to Minto because he was one time me patience one man. Let me tell you something.

Song is dope. You think I like that record, You're absolutely right. Drop on a clues bomb. That's a little bob there. I'm not That song is dope, man. The recipe's magnana. That hook is hard to thank you next, thank You Now. It looks like the two of them, they'll both know they're gonna use their relationship for their artwork, which they both do well. Wouldn't be Yeah, So it doesn't seem like it's a problem. She probably just got irritated what she has every right to do as he

would too. Now. Pete Davidson was on Saturday Night Live and here's what he did say about Arianna Grande on the actual show. And the last thing I will say is I know, so if you're curious about the break up. But the truth is, it's nobody's business and sometimes things just don't work out. And that's okay. She's a wonderful, strong person and I genuinely wish her all the happiness in the world. Now, please go vote on Tuesday. He also did make a joke about having to move back

in with his mom. Of course, I just like the fact that he's focused. And he told everybody to go vote on Tuesday, all right now, and Ariana Grande actually tweeted, I'm so effan grateful for my Arianna also said in that record that she's already moved on and she got a new guy already. Next, if you listen to the whole song, that's why she said thank you to my ex. Next, because she's okay. Next, all right. Napee Davidson did make another joke that people had issues with, And here is

that joke. This guy's kind of cool. Dan Crenshaw man hold on. You may be surprised to hear he's a congressional candidate from Texas and not a hit man in a Porto movement. I'm sorry, I know he lost his eye in war whatever. All right. Well, Dan Crenshaw does have like a patch over one, right, So that's what that joke meant. Now, Crenshaw did respond. He has what he had to say about Pete Davidson's joke. I want us to get away from this culture where we demand

apologies every time someone misspeaks. We don't need to be outwardly outraged. I don't need to demand apologies from them. They're feeling the heat from around the country right now, and that's that's fun. But I would like him and Saturday Night Live to recognize something, which is that veterans across the country probably don't feel as though their wounds they received in battle should be the subject of a bad punchline for a bad joke. It was not funny.

It was just mean spirited. And that's how I feel about it, all right. So he's not demanding an apology. He's he thought it was mean spirited, which he has pulled as the cost of freedom of speech. No, you make a joke like that, some people gonna think it's funny. Some people gonna be out racists. It is. And just so you know about Dan Crenshaw, he lost his right eye in two twelve after a bomb exploded during a

mission in Afghanistan. He was told he would probably never see again, but he did regain sight in his left eye, and then he went on two more deployments after that. I get it. He fought for the country for for us. You don't think it's funny. I don't either, right, So that's what his remarks were. All right. Oprah is planning to produce the Color Purple Movie musical. She's going to be doing that with Quincy Jones and Steven Spielberg. So right now, that project is still in the early stages

of production. They don't have a director, of scriptwriter or cast members yet, but that is the plan. So would you guys be open to seeing that anything Oprah does? I mean, well, I mean that's the Color Purple Musical. My wife is an avid Color Purple movie watcher. She's watched that movie a million times since I've been with her. I'm sure she would want to see that play. Yes, I definitely do too. I just don't like go into plays with people and they quote in every word, and

Color Purple is definitely one of those things. But people quote every goddamn line. All right, Well, I'm Angela yee, and that is your rumor report. All right, thank you, miss ye Charlemagne. Yes, he's given that donkey to listen man, you know racism is as American as racism. And we'll talk about it for after the hour. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked this to breakfast club come morning, Charlot Maine, say that gang. Don't get out shame man. You are, don't you donkey today? Do

not discriminate. I might not have the song of today, but I got to don't get that. If you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, hit it with the evil the breakfast club bitch. I just don't give today today. Well, mister ed Sharon Donk here today from Monday, November fifth goals the members of the Brookwood High School Marching Band in Gwynee County, Georgia. Listen, man, I don't have a prejudice bone in my body. The only thing I hate on this planet is evil, all right.

I said, nothing more, nothing less than racism, prejudice, or forms of evil that I simply can't tolerate. I remember my whole life thinking one day we will be in a post racial society because I honestly thought all the old white bigots would die. I just thought that eventually the mayonnais would expire, we would throw it out and

be done with it. I didn't think that the younger generations would accept the ideologies of their crusty Caucasian forefathers, simply because the culture of hip hop, which is black culture, has been embraced by so many kids across the world. It's hard to teach racism to your child when his or her hero is indeed someone black. But as we all have learned in more recent times, they love our culture,

but they don't love us. So sadly, this disease called racism, this learned mental illness, has been passed on the You know, some of the kids proven once again that racism is as American as racism. I started to say apple pie, but no, there's nothing more American than racism, racism, and prejudices. Indeed, through line of America's story and in Gwynete County, at

Brookwood High School, the saga continues now. Several parents are outraged after students in the high school band spelled out a racial slur when they hit the field for their halftime show. In a letter to parents obtained by Channel twos neff for Tit Jaquess, drop on the clues bombs for the Homie Neff Fortit. The principles stated the band members normally take the letter covers off their instruments, but since it was a staffing issue, protocol wasn't followed and

then this happened. Let's go to WSBTV for the report. A local marching band spelled out a racially offensive word during halftime. This was not an accident. This mother's outrage comes after members of the Brookwood High School marching band used instrument covers to spell out a racially charged word during the school's halftime show on Friday night. These band members assembled themselves to spell out the racially insensitive word using instrument covers that are normally used to spell bron

quotes the school mascot. In this letter we obtained to students, parents in the community, the school's principle apologized for the completely unacceptable racial term and noted quote. Last night, during what was already a busy senior night, we experienced several personnel changes that resulted in our band director not being on the field when the band took the field and I need them to be held totally responsible for it. I want these guys expelled meantime. I also reached out

to the school district to night In. A spokesperson tells me that this is to an ongoing investigation as they review halftime procedures and talk to students. To call Cassidy the unmitigated gaul. Now, if you watch this on Revote TV, you saw what the word was. And if you follow me on Instagram, I'm going to post this story as soon as dunky the day is over to show you the word they spelled out. Now, if you're wondering what

the word is, it's cool. Now. The reason I'm telling you all this story because I am one of those people who believe that shaming works. Okay, we have to shame racist and racist acts the same way we shame pedophiles, the same way we shame rapists, the same way we shame post Malone fans. And you kids that you know did that. Not only should you be ashamed, you should be publicly shamed for this. Since you attempted to publicly hurt people with words, you should be publicly hurt with words.

Here's the thing. When I was growing up the band kids weren't the coolest, but I think that changed after Nick Cannon made drum line. I personally always thought being in the band was dope, knowing how to play instruments. Fly, Salute to the roots, Salute to the Internet. So why are you cool kids participating in something as uncool is racism? Why do you want to follow in the footsteps of

old ass coaturally clueless white devils? All right? The most uncool people on the planet are old, racist American white people, all right, especially white men. If you thought that spelling out coon was gonna make you cool, you're actually wrong. It actually makes you on par with the lamest people on the planet. But you still have a chance to unlame yourself by unlearning to be as that you was taught at home. And that's what everyone at this school

and everyone in this band needs to do. To these kids who spelled out coon in the Brookwood High School marching band, walk up to them and tell them, unlam yourself. If you see them at school, did they tell them, unlame yourself, Free yourself from racism in bigotry? Now? One of the parents, Sean Mayas. A salute to Shan Mayas she says the kids should be expelled. I have a zero tolerance policy for racism or any kind of intentional prejudice. They deliberately went out of their way to offend and

call black people a racial slur. So yes, I think they should be kicked off the band immediately for starters. And if do I think they should be expelled, I don't say I don't care, Okay, I just I just don't think I care. They gotta learn that it is a cost to their racism, all right. This is an America presegregation. You can't just be openly racist and think things will be all good. People who create their own drama deserve their own karma, and these kids deserve whatever

it is they get. Please give the members of the Brookwood High School marching band who spelled out Coon the biggest he hall. You think it should be expelled? Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not mad at the expos for a couple of days, and I was thinking like a ten day suspension and get them kicked off the band. But I'm not mad at the exposion. Should be a zero tolerance policy for that, yeah, I mean, you just don't want them home for too long?

Just playing video games and chilling though, you know, the tension all day at school makes more sense. I think, well, they should have to undergo all kinds of educational training and all kinds today after something like that. True, all right, it should be like a required manitary amount of that. All right, Well, thank you for that donkey today. And

that's the type of thing that can count them. Hunt them in college, hunt them, hunt haunt them in college, haunt them when they go out to get other jobs. You know what I'm saying, Like the scared straight people like I dropped him off in the hood, the way Justin Bieble want off the hood. They put Justin Bieble through hood training this weekend. Have him doing push you up playing basketball. I'm singing to get out in start singing dropping in Chicago. That's what they should stop. I

gotta be Chicago, any hood, USA, or do Chicago. They don't want them to die. Stopped talking about Chicago like that killed out to the shop all right now when we come back. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one deal hugely just left and he was talking about his relationship with his daughter. Can we play a clip? I have a relationship with my daughter that we used to be very very close, my youngest daughter, we're very

very very close. Then she found out who I was and the things I've done, and she distanced herself for me. And now we're getting very very close again because the image of who I was in her head has to die, and they can only be without a death. They can't be a resurrection. All I ever want my children to know is who I am. The notion of who I was was an idea of me, and the reality of me is significantly different. But I am comfortable with both of those things. And we have a romanticized notion of

who we who our parents are. All right, Well, let's open up the phone lines eight hundred five eighty five, one oh five one. If you have kids, do you tell your kids about your past? Would you tell your kids about your past? And have your parents ever told you about their past and has changed the way you looked at them? Let's open up the phone lines eight

hundred five eighty five, one oh five one. You know, I got five, So I tell my kids everything, everything that I've ever been through, whether it was me stealing as as a younger kid, or me drinking, or me smoking or me using drugs weed. I tell them because I want them to know it's harder to stupid decision. Was my daughter is ten mm ten. I told my daughter when I just happened to be talking one day and mentioned me being in jails, She's like, you, it's

in jail. What And then we had the conversation. But yeah, I don't know. Never like you know, Daddy wasn't that good to mommy at certain points And that will come in the future. Yeah, I mean, I tell them. I tell them as they're getting old, because I want them to know, and I don't want them to make the same mistakes that I made. And I also don't want them to think that life is perfect and the dad is perfect exactly. That's what I'm gonna tell my daughter.

Read my books. I got two of them, Black Privilege. I didn't want right now eight five eight five one on five one with taking calls. When we come back, it's the Breakfast Club, come morning, the Breakfast Club. It's DJ mvy Angela yee, Charlemagne the guy we are the Breakfast Club. Now if he just joined us. We're talking about DL Hugh Lee. He stopped earlier, was talking about his relationship with his daughter's play clip. I have a relationship with my daughter that we used to be very

very close. My youngest daughter, we're very very very close. Then she found out who I was and the things I've done, and she distanced herself for me, And now we're getting very very close again because the image of who I was in her head has to die, and they can only be without a death. They can't be a resurrection. All I ever want my children to know is who I am. The notion of who I was was an idea of me, and the reality of me is significantly different. But I am comfortable with both of

those things. And we have a romanticized notion of who our parents are. So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one oh five one do you tell your kids everything? To do? Your parents tell you everything about their past and doesn't make you look at them any differently. You know me, I got five kids and not telling my kids everything. I don't want them to think Daddy's perfect

or life is perfect. So I made mistakes and I tell them so they don't make those mistakes, and they see the consequences of those mistakes, whether it was me being locked up or me being suspended at school, or me getting in trouble or you know, but I want them to know so they don't think life is perfect. I got realized when I started writing my first book was that I did not know anything about my parents before they were my parents, And I always felt like

that's not something. That's not the way I want my kids to feel about me and my wife. So I think I think that's the error too, because I really didn't know much about my parents. Like I couldn't tell you a lot of the pitfalls that my mother and my mom and dad met, you know what I'm saying, Like I don't know how you scooped drover feet, Like I don't know any of that, you know, But I

definitely know how my parents met. That's probably about all I know as far as before I was here, because they both worked in a department store together in Brooklyn, and that's how they met each other. I forget, it's not around anymore. It was no I don't remember what it was called. But that's how I know how they met. But as far as what they were doing before that, I really don't know. I have zero clue. So yes, I do think that you should you know, tell certain

things to your kids. You know what I mean. It just all depends. You know, it's a case part cage basis, Like it's certain secrets you don't tell anybody's. You don't got to just divulge the whole you know, backstory in your life. I know you wild out and I wild out a lot too. Yeah, I'm sure wild out, But I just want them to know so they don't do the slot of the stupids they like. For instance, you know the time you were driving with your friends and one of your man's had some drugs in the car.

You know, it's been a lot of those times. All right, forget it, but you would tell your kids that, so you know, so they know, Yo, you do make sure the people are in your car that you know they don't have no fouls because they could get you locked at Yeah. And I mean, but by the way, I don't have any choice but to tell my kids, my daughters ten, my other daughters three, I got a one month old. I have no choice but to tell them because I got books, and those books would be movies.

So it's like they're gonna know anyway, so you know, they might as well see it before out the world already saw it because I got books out there. So I'm just gonna tell them about my books. Hello, who's this Fromville? Not Lena? Good morning, Good morning, how y'all doing today? Good? Good? Good? You're gonna tell your kids about your past and everything you did in your past? Absolutely? Absolutely,

I feel like it's very important. I mean to learn from my own experience with my mother when I got older. It just changed our relationship totally needs figuring out who she was, but likely said, you know, it's just developed new relationship. I have a two year old and I have another daughter on the way. I just feel like it's thank you. I just feel like it's important for your children to know you know about your your past.

I want my daughter to know I you know, I used to join, how you smoke weed, and how I used to party, and you know, different mistakes I made with men, because I can't tell her to not do something right if she doesn't know my experiences. I just don't think it's fair for you know, parents that try to uphold that perfect image. It's just a realistic I agree with that. I think it's very unfair to unhold that perfect image. But Also, it's different with mothers and daughters.

You know what I'm saying. If I had a son, I probably would tell my son everything. But I mean, my daughter's gonna know everything about me anywhere because anyway, because most of it is public record and we're about to be legal everywhere. So by the time she finds out you used to smoke weeds, she'll be smoking herself. I think the best thing is so they understand the reason that we're telling them things is not because we're just trying to be high and mighty, but because we

had those experiences, because you already made those mistakes. You've did that, so they don't have to go through those certain things. That's all. Hello. Who's this Hey, Good morning, Breakfast Club. This is Crystal So Crystal, Hey, once up. I just wanted to comment on the question for today. And my son is thirteen and my daughter's five. And I had my son when I was a little bit younger.

I think I was nineteen twenty when I had them, and we've always been close and had that kind of relationship. And I think it's been portant to express your stories and your previous experiences like that with your kids because I became a nurse after I had my son, and that was kind of a life change in time for me because before that I was kind of hell. In high school, I gave my mom a fit. I was doing all sorts of stuff I probably shouldn't have been,

you know. And in order for him to better himself, he needs to know that about me. And I think it's a respect thing. I don't think he looks down on me or think something less of a person. I think it's the exact opposite, Like I think he looks in me. Is one day my mom was really, you know what I'm saying, was a real person. She went through these things and when you sit down and explain to them and they see, it's not just you saying, oh I did that. I've been there, and you're not

just scolding somebody like you speaking from experience. Absolutely Treasure Vessel on Twitter, she said, when I was thirty three years old, I found out my heart, my hero was living a lie. My father had four children outside his marriage. Ever since then, I've never trusted him or another man. My father broke my heart. Well, that's a whole different ball game, now, you know what I'm saying, Like my father was one of those guys too. My father has

two other daughters outside of my mother. You know what I'm saying. But that's a whole different ball game, Like that's you're living a whole different life, right, you know I'm saying, there's one thing to talk about your experiences and things you've been through. That experiences another to me, like I got ball. The kids, got four kids, got four brothers and sisters. You need to be eight hundred and five eight five one o five one? Do you tell your kids everything about your past? Call us now,

it's the breakfast Clule, Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy we all the breakfast club. Now if he just joined us, we're talking about d L hugely. He stopped through earlier and he talks about his relationship with his daughter. Let's play a clip of it right fast. I have a relationship with my daughter that we used to be very very close to my

youngest daughter, we're very very very close. Then she found out who I was and the things I've done, and she distances herself for me, and now we're getting very very close again because the image of who I was in her head has to die, and they can only be without a death. They can't be a resurrection. All I ever want my children to know is who I am. The notion of who I was was an idea of me,

and the reality of me is significantly different. But I am comfortable with both of those things, and we have a romanticized notion of who we who our parents are. Now we're asking eight hundred five eighty five one on five one? Would you tell your kids everything about your past? Me? I'm telling them everything. I just think it's a lot easier. My daughter really respects and she respects my opinion, so when something is wrong or I tell her don't do something,

it's never a question. She was like, she feels like, oh, Dad's been through it, so he knows what's best for me. Sameything with my wife. I think that's the best way to go for me. Yeah, I'll tell them what I remember, you know what I'm saying. I'll tell them what I remember, and I'll tell them things that I think that they can learn from. You know what I mean. But I definitely think that they can learn more from their mom

than me. You know, It's not like my daughters ever have to sell crack what I'm saying, But you never know, she might like a boy that is so you know, it's it's kind of the same. And then they're gonna do stuff like that and don't have to. They just chose to. I ain't going for that. You're not going for them. You know. It's so funny. My wife's father was that way with me, did not want her around me in no way, shape or form. You see what happened. She still did what she wanted to do. But I'm

not going forward. I'm gonna be just like him. I don't want you around that. Why would you? Why would you want your not at all? Let's go to the front lines. Hello, who's this? Good morning? Good mornings, Jabe from Brooklyn. What's going on? Angele envy and the guard? My brother? Would you tell your kids everything about your past? Brother?

Most definitely? Man, Most definitely. I think it's dope, man, that much someone want to know about my past, and I wouldn't hide anything from my share everything, my deepest, doggest secrets, first kids for girlfriend. Everything's okay, all right, thank you? Brother? Hello? Who's this this? Hi? Hey, Shanise. Now we're asking eight hundred five eighty five one or five one? Would you tell your kids everything about your past? Um? No,

I don't. I didn't have the most beautiful childhood, So there are certain things like don't tell her because I don't want her to be afraid of certain things like what. Um, Well, as a kid, I was in foster care and I didn't have the most beautiful experience, and I try to do everything that I can to keep her out of that situation. Yeah, but she's not going to ever be in falster care, So why can't you tell her about the way you grew up, how it made you a

stronger woman than all that. I mean, I don't tell her every little detail about it. I do tell her it happened, but I don't want to tell her everything that happened while I was there. I'll say, man, one of the things that I regret the most is not knowing what my parents' life was like before they were my parents, like that, like, and I think that's a lot of people out there. We don't realize what their life was like before they were our parents. I want

to know. Right, Well, thank you for your call, mama, Thank you all right? Now, what's the morell of the story, guys, I think the more all of the story is making mistakes is better than faking perfections. And that's just how I live my life. I'm always share the good, the bad, and the ugly of my life. And I just think that's better than being out hit faking perfections, because everybody

fakure perfections nowadays, they fakeure perfections on social media. Then they're taking that fake perfection of social media and trying to bring it into the real world. And I just think making mistakes is better than fake of perfection. So it's cool to let your kids know that you made mistakes too. I agree with you. All right, we got rumors on the way. Yes, let's talk about voting and

Michelle Obama's star studed telethon for America. Also, since we're talking about making mistakes, we've seen Chloe Kardashian's relationship with Tristan Thompson play out on television. We'll tell you about discovering that he was cheating on her. All right, we'll get into all that when we come back. Keep a lot. This to Breakfast Club. Good morning. The Breakfast Club's filling the team. This is the rumor report with Angela yee

on the Breakfast Club. Well, Stephalon Don was on her Instagram live and they were joking around her and her friend and they were saying they were looking for love if you're interested. Call. A lot of their fans were having some fun with them. And that's when another person actually chimed it on the conversation. Really famous Instagram thought, and this person is Drake. Yes, here's what Drake had to say. So why because you know what I'm saying,

I'm a confident guy. Go hold my own any room, you know, and you know, we get we get, we get cooked up, showing together and Stu, you know what I'm saying. You win a date with me? Martin? Now, oh yeah, so where you want to go? You got the West fun? Hey, man, Drake really step Curry with his You cannot say that, man, Man Rick is really Steph Curry with his penis there you go? He'll shoot

from any guy. Damn Well, he don't care. Who was actually just trying to get a feature supposedly allegedly got all that to get a feature from I mean, he was showing her some love, wasn't he just singing to another girl? In another concert, a couple of days ago too. You guys are so judgmental, And it wasn't he just singing to a thirty two year old multi millionaire. You would single Drake living his life like it's golden, all right.

Drake also says that a casino and Vancouver actually profiled him. He posted part casino is the worst one business I have ever witnessed, profiling me and not allowing me to gamble when I had everything they originally asked me for. How you profiled Drake and Canada. You can't Drake even considered a race in Canada. It's just Drake. Yeah, I don't. I don't. I don't think it's black, white and Drake in Canada. But they did issue an apology, so I

guess there's looking into what happened. All right. Now, Let's talk about Remy Ma on her State of the Culture show, and there was a topic that came up about R Kelly and his history of sexual abuse allegations. A lifetime documentary series that's also coming out. So here is what Remy and Ma had to say about R Kelly. He went to trial for before we had video of him,

you know, intimate with an underaged girl. We had another video where I don't think she was underaged, but he was like old all in her like it didn't like most rapists don't eat. And I'm like, okay, So you get acquitted and you still get banished, and you're still a monster. I live in a world where women and men do some sick and they be with it. If your daughter's fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and she wants to a guy that's twenty anything, thirty anything, you're friendly against it.

Here to think about the or Kelly tape, the woman who was salad he was tossing was of age, and even if the young girl was with it, it was she was still under age. So it's still statutory stat she was a god right, it's really on him. That is a crime if he did I mean, but she's saying that he was acquitted of that crime. Oh we saw the tape. But the thirteen year old, fourteen year old, fifteen year old can give consent, but it's still statues,

still a crime on his part. If you're older than that, you should know better, not saying as a young person you're making decisions that you probably shouldn't make. But it's his responsibility as an adult to not participate in that. Yeah, and even if we had permission from the parents whatever. Yeah. Remedi say throughout this that she wasn't picking aside and she was not trying to defend R. Kelly, And she did say I'm not saying that he's right, but it

felt weird. All right. Now, Michelle Obamas when we all vote campaign, she's doing this star studded telethon for America that's gonna air live. What's Today's date? Today? All right? It's gonna air on YouTube, Facebook Live, and Comedy Central Online. So they're actually not trying to raise money. It's the first telethon in history that isn't looking to raise money.

It's just to take pledges to increase voter turnout. So it's gonna be live performances, comedy music, pretape segments, and interacting with the celebrity phone bank where um that is. I don't actually I don't know where they're filming it, but people appearing are going to be Amy Schumer, Jane Fondas, Charlie's Theron, Jessica Alba, Judd Apatow, Julia Louis Dreyfus, Little rel Chelsea Handler like a whole lot of mini dry

I used to tail her. A whole lot of people are going to be involved because I can't even give you all of the names. But it's a lot of pre taped segments, so it's not going to be like something that you can go to. A lot of these are pretaped. Now, let's talk about the Kardashians and the moment that Chloe Kardashian found out that Tristan Thompson was cheating. Kylie Jenner is actually the one that told her, and she had to relive this all on Keeping Up with

the Kardashians. She posted tonight's episode as an uncomfortable and super emotional one for me. But when we signed up for this show over a decade ago, we signed up for a reality show, which means showing you guys inside our lives. Check it out. There's a video of Tristan making out with a girl last night. I know Chloe's gonna die, armingling shock right now. I don't even know what you say, idiots, It's a stroke. Kylie just sun Chloe.

The article like do I call Chloe? No one had the courage to tell Chloe because we knew she was days away from giving birth. We didn't want to stress her out, but we knew that it was the right thing to do. So I don't want to tell Chloe. I didn't want to hurt her feelings, but I felt like she should hear from one of us versus on the internet. Sucks, Tristan. You shouldn't have signed off on that one. Nope, already doped it. I would have been doing a year later. You don't have to sign it

off that footage to be used. I'm signing off on signed off on buddy. Well, I'm sure they wanted to use it. And imagine him going through and doing all that and then saying, now you can't use the footage. Yes, you owe it to her. You don't want to relive that through that again. You don't want to. I don't want to put you through that again. Baby. She's like, look, we gotta get these ratings up. It happened. Everybody knows about it already. It was already circulating online. Nope, what's

the part that happened a year ago? No, let's leave it in the past. Hey saluted did he too? Though? Because Diddy's having a rally tonight at FAM, you are bringing home thirday too over the weekend. Yes, it was his birthday. It's gonna be at the ol Lawson Center tonight, uh at indoors open at ten pm. He's got like Andrew Gilliam's gonna be there. Callad's gonna be there. Angela rye um Monica. I believe Will Packer. Okay, yeah, Okay, that's dope, and you should be there. No God, I

can't make it. Or they tried to book in. They try to book movie. Okay, all right, And I just want to shot out a lot of money. I just want to shout out to wootang Um. They did a collaboration with Milk Makeup. It's their first ever collaboration with these wootang lipticks. I got the whole entire package of it. It's very exciting. I'm wearing some right now. I'm gonna

post it for you guys. But to eight Piece Lip Color said, I saw it online over the weekend and then I came in and I add a package of this Bootang Milk collaboration Milk makeup. All right, I'm angel La Yee And that is your rumor report, all right, thank you, miss Yee. Up next to to People's Choice Nicks, get your request in and I'm gonna tell you guys all about the call show after the mix. I thank shoot to everybody that came out to that call show.

We expected like two thousand people and we got about six thousand. So shout out to everybody that came out. Shout out to Lincoln Tech. We sold out. And I'll talk about it later. I just to breakfast Slum morning to Revote'll see letter