Van Jones Interview and Rev Al Sharpton Interview and more

the world's most dangerous morning showing. Good morning Usa yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. Good morning, Angela Ye, good morning. He's ambi Cholo Migne, the guide beast to the planet. Is Friday, Yes, it's Friday. Yes it is, Man, what's happening? This is Easter weekend? Of course, Sunday, it's East Sunday. It's not

gonna be no church attendants this Sunday. But you know it's still gonna be online. Yeah, A nice one, a holy one. Yeah, absolutely well I do that every Sunday morning anyway. Online bedside Baptist is my thing. But you can still do stuff in the yard with the kids, you know what I mean. You can hide the eggs and all of that kind of stuff. Even though if you really think about it, East don't make no goddamn sense because you know they have the rabbit and the

chocolate bunnies and everything, but the rabbits don't lay no eggs. Right. What is the correlation between rabbits and eggs? I don't know. I never looked that deep into it, but I definitely bought a lot of eggs to hide. I'm still gonna have an Easter egg hunt across the kids usually go to one, but we're gonna do one here, and I'm just gonna make it as far as possible for the kids. I'm gonna make the kids cook and help them cook and do a lot of other stuff. I'm gonna make

some slime. I bought some stuff so they can actually make slime. So me just a fun day with the kids. Man, did you find eggs hard to purchase at the supermarket? No? No, no, well I didn't. I'm not the type to make the eggs and boiling all that. Now I buy the plastic ones with the candy anymore, not the type. Now, I'm not the typ to make those eggs. I thought maybe the kids were like painting eggs in the house. Nah. They started and it was sharpy all over the place.

I said, nah, be I got the pre made eggs already. That's part of the experience. Though. You gotta let them paint the eggs. You let him paint the eggs before Sunday. Let him paint the eggs during the weekend, like they'll probably paint them in my crib the day in tomorrow. Didn't put them out Saturday afternoon. Yeah, last time I went to the supermarket, there was a definite shortage of eggs. I remember that because I don't use a lot of eggs for things. I don't really eat eggs like that,

but I remember like I should buy some eggs. And I went and looked, and I didn't really see any that we're appealing. Let me tell you, I have a sharpie marker. That's my daughter, Brooklyn. I don't know where she found the sharpy marker, but she was drawing, you know, because we do auten crafts. And she got busy with that sharpy marker like it looked like she uh if she was a graffiti artist and she sprayed the train.

That's what she did to my house. So now we're not painting nothing to be nothing at all, and that's sharpe. Sharpy's hard to get out. So nope, well happy, he's everybody says, So today's a holiday too, right, what's theday a good Friday? Because I got a bunch of my phone company. They're not answering the phone till after the sun come down today. I believe it's good Friday. If I'm not mistaken. That's how you know I'm a heaving and that's that's how you know. I don't have to

do none but the ten Church online. Good. I think today is good Friday. Though, yes, it is good Friday. Yes, today is good Friday. Well, Van Jones will be joining us this morning, my guy Van Jones. Van Jones is out here ringing the alarm because of the way that the coronavirus is impacting the African American community, as well as the way it's impacting the jails and the prisons

all throughout the country. So Van Jones is a great person to have a conversation with Van Jones said, the KKK couldn't have designed a better disease the hurt black people. So right, he's always a good person to talk to at the time like this. And also Reverend Ali be checking in this morning, so we're gonna kick it with Reverend Awl and a little bit as well. We can talk to him about Eastern I know, Reverend I know something about Eastern Yeah, yeah, I'm sure he does. But

let's get the show cracking front page news. What we're talking about. Well, we'll start it off with some sports. We'll talk about the UFC. There's supposed to be a fight that's happening on April eighteenth. We'll tell you what's going down with that. Also the NBA. We've told you about this horse challenge. Well, now we'll give you some more details. All right, we'll get into that next. Keep it locked us to breakfast club. Good morning, the whole

damn few. I'm gonna get lady, I got the Mojoe deals. We've been trimming, like she said, so gotta cash yf tne on wipe one slas. I won't never sell my soul. We're not gonna bake that and I really didn't wanna know. Wait morning, everybody, do you dj Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne guy, we are to breakfast club. Let's get in some front

page news where we're starting there. Well, let's set it off with some sports and we'll talk about the UFC first, because they're supposed to be a fight happening on April eighteenth, but that will not take place as planned. However, Fight Island is still something that is in the works. As we've told you previously, Dana White is talking about having a private island and having the fights take place there without an audience. Now here's what Dana White has to

say about the UFC next Saturday, April eighteenth. We're good to go, but today I got a call from as high up as you can go from ESPN and as high up as you can go in Disney and asking me to not do this event on April eighteenth. Obviously, I'm going to take care of my fighters. I'm not laying off one employee. Do this whole thing still, and we will be the first sport back on television. I'm confused why I would be able to have a match, and they won't allow him to have a match. Nobody

had a problem with wrestling, did it right? That's a good question. I don't know. Maybe it's just because of the network. Maybe it's because the ESPN and Disney. Maybe ESPN and Disney are saying like, nah, let's not do this right now, Let's continue to social disness. They asked him to not do it, and he agreed with them. All right now, the NBA, as we know, has been suspended for nearly a month now, and are they going

to come back after this. We're not sure as of yet, but we did tell you they were talking about a televised horse challenge, but we have some more details on that. The players will be divided into zoo two groups of four, the winners of the first two games in each group meeting in the semi finals, and then there will be a coin to us that determines who shoots first. The more senior players also choose heads or tails. They said dunking is not allowed, and right now there are some

matchups that they have announced. And by the way, State Farm is also donating two hundred thousand dollars on behalf of the participants as well, so for everybody who misses the NBA. That is something you'll be able to watch. The matchups will be Chauncey Billups versus Zach Levine, Tamika Catchings versus Chris Paul, Mike Kinley Junior versus Paul Pierce, and Trey Young versus Ali Quigley. So that's going to be happening on Sunday. I can't believe it's only been

a month. I feel like it's been way longer than a month. Did the NBA been on? It's only been a month. And they're doing it at they're doing it at their cribs, their own basketball hoops at the crib or they're doing it at a location do we know? And though they're doing it on zoom like everybody else. Okay, they'll be watching. Yeah, I'm not sure when each individual person is doing, but they'll be alone, so you know it'll be via online and lebron And said he won't

have closure if the NBA season gets canceled. He was on a conference call with some media and he said that he'll appreciate some of the special moments from this season regardless, but he said, I don't think I'll be able to have any closure if we do not have an opportunity to finish this season. That's right. It's like thrust and thrust and thrust in another, never all gathering. Okay, it's like it's like having sex and not all gathering. Yes, you got, you got, you got stopped pre pump, I

know what he means, all right. CNN had a coronavirus town hall and one person who was there was Magic Johnson. He was calling for a racial equality and equal access to healthcare. That's been something that we've all been talking about racial inequality during a pandemic. He said, when you think about African Americans, we deal with a lot of health issues already and then the lack of access to healthcare. That's just an unbeatable combination, and so we must get better.

Here is what doctor Fauchi has to say about the racial disparities. Sometimes when you're in the middle of a crisis, it really does shine a very bright light on some of the real weaknesses and foibles in our society. Health disparities have always existed for the African American community, but here again with the crisis, how it's shining a bright light on how unacceptable that is because yet again, they

are suffering disproportionately. As the Burkes said correctly, it's not that they're getting infected more often, is that when they do get infected, they're underlying medical conditions. Those are the kind of things that wind them up in the ICU and ultimately give them a higher death rate. So when all this is over, and as we've said it will end, we will get over coronavirus, but there will still be

health disparities which we really do need to address. Oh listen, salute to doctor fact you for speaking seventy five percent truth to power, because he's right, existing medical issues, less access to healthcare. But the ultimate disease in America, the biggest disease in America that doesn't have a cure, is racism, systemic racism. And whoever wants the black vote in November

should really lean into the black community. And this is why I tell all these fools to have a black agenda, because Black people in America have had things done to them systemically to put us in these conditions, to cause these conditions. So now we need something systemically done to get us out. So I don't care if it's Trump all Biden. Somebody needs to create an economic black agyenda to directly address America's most deadly original sin, which is

systemic racism period age. And that is your front page news. All right, thank you, miss ye. Get it off your chests eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent hit us up right now. Maybe you had a horrible day, bad day, or maybe your day was great and blessed, whatever it may be, just been a little bit eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. Get it off your chest is to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club. I'm telling,

I'm telling what's doing of year? This is your time to get it off your chest, whether you're mad or blessed. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. We want to hear from you on the Breakfast Club. Hello. Who's this Joshua? Hey Josh, we'll get it off your chests, bro, what up, young Josh. We'd like to commend you on your comment with CD Jake when you discuss the importance of being a nerd. And coincidentally, I've created a t shirt line that from most anti bullying called the Nerd.

And if anyway I can just spend like all my footies guys, and uh yeah, yeah, we're gonna we'll put you on with our producer man and you can mail him over. And I don't even like the word nerd. What does the word nerd mean? Like just because you're smart, because you're not you're not a thug, you're not getting in trouble. Like I don't like that word nerd. Uh. It stands for nice, educated, respectful, and determined. There there you go, There you go. All you could be nice, educated,

respectful dude. Okay, I think I guess women can be nerds too, though I think he has his own definition. But thank you for calling, brother, hold on, but we're gonna put you on home. Hello, who's this sting bro? Good morning, doing doing pretty well? Coronavirus And the fact of my family, Like because I'm in Virginia right, My family's in Detroit, Michigan. My sister worked at a retirements then she had a nervous breakdown two days ago. Wow, yeah,

nine her patients dad in two hours on her floor. Damn. We've got a hospital in Virginia and I gotta go start and get her off the car. Every day when she get home she did crying, Damn. Why did she see it all? His death? This is terrible? Can I say something that probably motivates somebody? Can I give a testimony this morning? All right? In two thousand and three March, I get a call in the Zagenia lett me on my grandma had paid worst day of my life. So I go back home, go to sleep, doze off. Why

I'm sleep? I have a dream. My grandma comes to me in a dream holding a little baby boy like six months old, never seen him in my life, told me charrn, just do right by your kids, and she left. So I wake up, call home, tell my mama what happened. She passed out. I hear the phone hit the float the family over there. So my aunt picked up the phone. Terence, what did you tell your mama? I tell my aunt's dream. She praised a little hallelujah, praised a little hallelujah. I'm like,

what are you talking about? And that's what she told me sixty years ago. The grandma first son, I died a crypt up at six months old. And ain't Bernara, you saw your mom. You saw your grandma told her son, and she ain't seen him the sixty years de ite me, No, guide. It's real, so regards right there, it go through. We're gonn happen and go happen the stay grounds right and I want to thank you very thank you, brother, Thank you for that. Than keep for sharing with us. Get

it off your chests. Eight hundred five eight five one oh five one. If you need to vent, hit us up now. It's the Breakfast Club. Come on the Breakfast Club. This is your time to get it off your chest. Whether you're man, thank it from you on the Breakfast Club. You got something on your mind, let it out? Hello? Who's this? What's up? Man? This is DJ Tapline John from Cincinnati. What's up, bro? Done? I got a feeling he calling for some money envy Now a tapline John,

not tapline Done? Okay John, what's up brother? Yeah man, I'm just getting it off my chest. Man. I'm blessed this morning. I couldn't sleep because I couldn't work yesterday. I'm sorry, but I'm just a blessed I got a job. That's a beautiful feeling. I'm glad you feel that way. Sorry, yeah, man, I'm sorry. Man. Somebody in my job chester for that stuff. Man, They weren't trying to tell us. Man, Wow, you feel

like you feel like you got exposed to it. Now, I don't feel like I got exposed because I kind of worked like in a closed off area. But it's just like mess stuff that I feel like they knew that somebody had it. They just want to trying to tell us, right. But yeah, it's crazy man. But hey man, I'm gonna tell you something. Thank you. I've noticed something. Coronavirus has made this the most miserable Good Friday ever. Don't sound like nobody's in good experience this morning. Hello,

who's this Marquis and Jersey? Marquis? What I'm getting off her chess Brod. I'm kind of understanding how your counties in the whole state of New Jersey or the seving the cimining the package from the government, Like that makes

some sense to me. Why why four counties received one no out of the twenty one counties in the state of New Jersey, seventeen the counties all of the season the FIM the packages for those counties can include in my county, sella county, we're not getting the fi A package, which makes no fense to me because where stuffer from the thing thing that the US to the country is, So how do you decide which county don't get the

stimulus package? I wish I had known that when Governor Murphy called here the other the other morning, I would have definitely asking for you. Yeah, I really don't know, but that's crazy, man. But um so like I've been thankful to still you know, be working. I'm a truck vis don't still out here on the road. So I'm thankful to still have my job. And my wife's is a nurse, but she has start for it doses so she can't work right now, so we need that money,

right I'll show you, my brother. It's crazy, man. I just wanted to call and get that off my chest. Man, and we appreciate you too. I had a couple of questions for you, right quick, Charlemagne. If you didn't Mars, I just want sir, I've been I've been listening to you guys. I'm in the middle of doing a detox right now, and I just wanted to know what mark and which CBB oil do you recommend. I recommend a dietary Resolutions Sea Moss and uh, that's that's you know,

that's doctor Sevy. People so Dietary Resolutions dot com and for a CBD. It's a brand called Green Road. It's called Green Road, Green Road, Green Road. I don't know if it's rolled the road, but it's it's when you see it, you'll know it. And it's in a lot of different stores. But don't do That's what I recommend those the brands I recommend. Thank you for checking in, bro, Thank you have a good one. Hello. Who's this? Hey man? It's a Jeff from from sum fat. What's up? Man?

Get it off your chess bro? And happy? Uh life scanned day, Mandy. I didn't know that either, but I guess thank you. Why is the day National life skin? There? Good? Y'all don't even want that? I heard? Have I got

the coronavirus yet? That is not true, by the way. Uh. You know what's so crazy though, once all of this stuff opens back up, the people that are going to be, you know, most in danger are people who haven't caught coronavirus hip because if you caught in coronavirus and survived, then you have probably built up some antibodies towards well. In South Korea they said twenty five people got it again after already having had it, So we don't know

that as a fact. That that lets me know it's two different That let me like I've been saying, it's it's got to be more than two different viruses. Then that means the virus is mutated a few times. That's what I think. I don't know. This thing is changing every day. They change something new with this thing. So

I mean, we honestly don't know. But get it off your chest eight dight And just just to correct that, it says it says at least fifty one patients diagnosis having fully recovered from the coronavirus in South Korea have tested positive a second time after leaving quarantine, according to officials. Yeah, so that definitely lets me know it's more than more than one virus. All right, Well we got robers all the way, yes, and let's talk about only fans. All right.

They've had a surge in women who are signing up, and we'll tell you what that surge is looking like, and we'll give you some numbers. All right. We'll get into that next. Keeping lock this to Breakfast Club, Good Morning the break for His Club, DJ Envy Angela Yee, Scharlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's talk about a rapper that's still hooking up with chicks during the coronavirus. She's filling the team.

This is the rumor report with Angela Yee on the Breakfast Club Why Being Almighty J. He was talking to TMZ and he said that he's just not taking coronavirus seriously. Here's what he said. I've been recording music and playing the game sleeping. I don't know, I ain't been really taking it serious. I just would already go to him, but I still have been having like girls and stuff. Even though you're supposed to be social distancing. Of course,

we don't social distance. Are you checking their temperature or anything when they come in? Like, are you taking any precautions? Man, Well, he's a young man who also has also has unprotected sex with randoms. I'm sure. So if you have unprotected sex with randoms, you damn showing afraid with no afraid of no coronavirus. Right, So, even though he's staying in the house, you can't just be meeting women and inviting them over during this time. You could be infecting them

with coronavirus. Once they infect you and you're spreading it around, it's really time to maybe just be celibate for a second. But he's a young man who I'm sure it takes chances with his penis and has a lot of unprotected sex with randoms. So once again, he's not afraid of a woman with coronavirus. He's willing to take that risk. Yeah, but he's also potentially infecting them. That's not fair, all right, there potentially affecting him. You don't care about the risk.

He's clearly being an idiot, Yes, all right. TikTok is pledging three hundred and seventy five million dollars toward coronavirus relief efforts. They did share a statement and they said the novel coronavirus Impact has given all of us a new perspective and in that light, they want to play a major part in moving through and beyond the pandemic.

So they are committed to doing that now did he also has hosted a town hall on the state of Black America and coronavirus, and he did that, honorable volte, So now you can see that and you can also take a look at that town Hall that has been posted appearances by Meek Mill, Reverenel Sharpton, Big Sean, Alexandria, Casio Cortez, Killer Mike, the Mayor of New Orleans, LaToya Cantrill, Van Jones, and Moore. All Right, Tory Lanes had his Instagram reinstated, so I know he's excited and he's making

sure that he follows the rules. Now. He did say that this happened because he sent his new project, which, by the way, once now that he's released this, he's done with his responsibilities as far as interscope records. But he did say they reinstated his account after he sent them New Toronto three. And that's out right now. By the way, he posted turn notifications on This is history in the making, shout Adam and Fatia, It's Instagram, It's lit.

We back baby Quarantine radio. In twenty minutes, Dead Ass sent them the New Toronto three and it worked. Well. Here's what happened, because he is not trying to lose his Instagram account again over anything. A woman came on there and she did pull out a dial though, and he had to shut her down. Maska said she's throwing away car's inflatable pool as we speak, no dream about to take me back to jail. I'd follow the godlines.

I'm glad he shut it down, but it does make you wonder how responsible are you for what other people do on your Instagram live. If I'm not encouraging it, if I'm not paying a person to do it, if they just do something like that, should Instagram violate me? Or should they violate them? Because it's two different Instagrams, two different accounts when they're doing those duels. So card you violated or should the person? It depends how long he keeps it on. I mean, if he changes it,

then I guess not. But if he leaves it on then entertains it, then he's kind of I mean, if maybe you know what I'm saying, I said, your page, you're kind of responsible for what's on your page. Yeah, But if not, if you're not telling them to do it, or you're not paying, you know, paying them to do because he was really encouraging it before, right, So if they do it on his page, I don't know how

much he should be responsible held responsible for it. You know, he's always already been shut down, so he's trying to make sure that he follows the guidelines in the rules so it doesn't happen again, all right now, speaking of which, women are signing up for only fans at a rapid numbers. They said there is a seventy five percent jump from the normal level of only fans. They said they were three point five million new sign ups in March and

sixty thousand new creators. So only fans, as you know, let's people provide paying subscribers exclusive photos, exclusive videos, and a lot of women are trying to figure out how can we make extra money right now? So they are going on only fans in DROs and a lot of guys are signing up and a lot of women too to take a look at what these exclusive videos and pictures are. So what the hell is only fans? What

is only fans exactly? Is it like pine up? It's not because you don't have to do a point up. You do whatever you want, and so you can subscribe to certain people. So if a person that you like, like there's a woman Jem Wolfee, she's a fitness model. She shares pictures that are revealing but she's clothed, but she was profiled and she made millions of dollars on the side. She's one of the most successful people on Only Fans, so she doesn't get naked. So what it

is is you have to pay to see anything. So if you want to follow her Jem Wolfie, let's just say you really like her. She's a fitness model. You get to see things that you won't see anywhere else. So you can pay a monthly fee. You can sign up every month to pay, and you get to charge

whatever you want. So she might say, Okay, I'm going to charge my followers thirteen ninety nine a month, whatever it is, and then they sign up, they pay that monthly fee, and you can also send them exclusive pictures. So you can send her a message and say, hey, can I get a picture of your feet? People do you know who have foot fetishes? And then she'll be okay, it's fifty dollars and then you pay fifty dollars you get a picture of her feet. So you can do

other side things to make money. Yeah, people, it's like paying of Instagram, not really because you can put, you know, post whatever you want. Like people have been trying to get me to do Only Fans. They think I'm sexy and they want to see excluse exclusive pictures? Are you doing what? When y'all say exclusive pictures, y'all mean exclusive pictures of y'all like naked, are doing sexual things? Because I can't. I don't believe these people are just paying

for regular pictures my shirt off. Ever since I posted that picture of my shirt off, like, I've been getting a lot of people wanted to see, you know, more of me, and they stopping. None of these ask you for that, So so you gotta be revealing. You gotta slut yourself out a little bit. It's what you're saying. You don't you don't have you don't have to be naked. There's a lot of women on there who aren't naked, but it has gotten a lot of popularity from porn stars,

from strippers, from people like that. It's super popular because of that. But you don't. You can do whatever you want on their right. I'm sure there's majority of people on there popping that poom poom, because there's no way people are gonna be paying for just regular pictures that they could look at on Instagram. She's one of the most successful ones. She's a fitness model, like I said, and she's never been naked on there. She probably only

doing sexual stuff though, has to be. There's no way people are just paying for regular pictures, are paying for regular things that they can see. People. People pay for pictures at people's feet, like if they have a nine a month for somebody, that's just that's just stupid. If you don't have a foot fetish, Yeah, but you can DM somebody on Instagram and they send me a picture of your feet for free. And if they do a

great google feet. I'm sure you could google. You can definitely, you could definitely google a type of what you like. As a fact. Well, clearly y'all got disposable income. All right, Well that is your rumor report. But then again, you know, I am, you know if you guys really want to right, all right, what are we talking about the front pas news. We'll tell you what doctor Fauci has to say about whether or not we're going to have an outdoor summer.

All right, keeping lock this to Breakfast Cloud, Go morning Morning. Everybody is DJ mvy Angela Ye, Charlomagne the guy we are to Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news where we're starting with you. Well, let's start with this coronavirus town hall that CNN had, Magic Johnson was there talking about racial equality and equal access to healthcare.

He said, when you think about African Americans, we deal with a lot of health issues already and then the lack of access to healthcare, that's just an unbeatable combination, and so we must get better. He also parallels this pandemic to the HIV AIDS epidemic. He said, I think right now it's similar to what happened with HIV and AIDS. Some of those parallels include a lack of testing and black and minority communities, and a lack of accurate information

within underprivileged areas. Also here is what doctor fault you had to say about the health disparities. Sometimes when you're in the middle of a crisis, it really does shine a very bright light on some of the real weaknesses and foibles in our society. Health disparities have always existed for the African American community, but here again with the crisis, how it's shining a bright light on how unacceptable that

is because yet again they are suffering disproportionately. As doctor Burkes said, correctly, it's not that they're getting infected more often is that when they do get infected, they're underlying medical conditions. Those are the kind of things that wind them up in the ICU and ultimately give them a higher death rate. So when all this is over, and as we've said it will end, we will get over coronavirus, but there will still be health disparities which we really

do need to address. He's absolutely right. And let's not forget that the greatest disease that haven't been cured in America is systemic racism. So that's what really really needs to be addressed. Right now. The United States has neared their peak death rate according to experts. In New York has confirmed more coronavirus cases than any country in the world, with almost seventeen thousand people having died of coronavirus in the United States, nearly half of them are in New York.

So what they are doing now in New York, Cuomo has said that they're going to have to set up new testing sites, and they are setting up sites and primarily Black and Latino communities also, and I did post on my Twitter account if you are in New York where some of those testing sites are, where you can get more information. The phone number you can call for

the places where you have to make an appointment. Some of them will walk up, some of them are drive through, but I did post that information if you want to figure out if you're in the New York area where you can go to get tested. Now, almost a third of Americans did not pay rent this mouth, according to new data, so a lot of people are having issues with that as well. People are waiting to get their stimulus checks. Some places are given you in addition those

six hundred dollars on top of what you're getting. So some places have already started sending out those six hundred dollars and some places have not yet. So it just depends on where you are right now. Yeah, I mean it's difficult, and if people can't afford it and they're going to defer it, I mean I say take that. When things get back to normal, you make it back up. But right now, I mean, like they said, the biggest thing is you don't want to stress yourself out. You

need to get sleep. There's a lot of things that you need to take care of yourself to make sure that even if you do get the coronavirus, you can be Now, since you said you know, when things get back to normal. We have no idea when that might be right. But doctor Fauci was talking about summer vacations. People have had chips planned. They want to know what would be able to be back out and about this summer.

Here's what doctor Fauci had to say about that. It's going to be differential and gradual depending upon where you are and where the burden of infection is. But the bottom line of it all is it is very likely that we will progress towards the steps towards normalization as we get to the end of this thirty days, And I think that's gonna be a good time to look and see how quickly can we make that move to

try and normalize. But hopefully by the time we get to the summer, we will have taken many steps in that direction. You know, honestly, this is the worst possible time to get things back to normal. And I'll put normal in air quotes because it's gonna be summertime. People are gonna want to be outside packed beaches, and you really have to treat this. You got to treat this like the first couple of weeks of school. Remember back in the day we you wouldn't wear your new clothes

the first couple of weeks at school. You let everybody else you know, do it first for those first two weeks, and then you stepped out with yours. That's how you got to handed this. America open back up the first week, first two because the only way I waited two days. Yeah, how wait two weeks, Hey, wait two weeks that everybody's stunt, and then you come with your new clothes. That's how you got to treat treat this when America opens back up.

Because we don't know about bodies have built have built up antibodies, uh, you know, towards um coronavirus, and you know, I know, no, no. The last hour, Angeli was talking about the fifty one patients were recovered from the coronavirus and tested negative, then tested again positive again, But they said that they thought that the virus had reactivated and the patients after going dormant. But they said that's probably unlikely.

They said the patients probably had never been fully cleared from the had devirus had never been fully cleared from the patient system that came from the South Korean CDC. So we don't know. Yeah, we just up antibodies. All right, well that is your front page news. All right, thank you, miss ye. Now when we come back, Van Jones will be joining us. We'll kick it with Van Jones. We'll talk about everything that's going on right now. So don't move.

It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We got a special guest on the phone lines right now, Van Jones. Indeed, sir, welcome malcom, glad to be here man for of all, How are you? How are you during this quarantine? I'm safe, I'm supplied,

and I'm symptoms free. And you're still out here fighting because you out here using your voice to ring the alarm on how coronavirus is impacting the black community and and and the prison system in America. Why should we be using all voices to speak on that? Well, I mean because we got two point four million people who are locked up, biggest prison population in the wall. A part of everybody watched up our planet Earth sup here way disunfortunately black brown, and you know, almost all folks

didn't have enough money for a good lawyer. So that population cannot social distance. They don't have the intertan chargers, they don't have soap packed on top of each other like stargine. When a virus hits that population, it moves at seven to fifteen times the rate of speed through a population as normal. And so those folks need help. They need to be you know, we do three things. We need to get as many of them out as

we can safely. We need to rush medical supply in, and we just stop putting people in prison and jail from minor bs, drug charges, jaywalking, whatever stuff. Those three things have to happen now. Besides jail. You know, our community of course is under ensured, underemployed. They're not giving us the testing that we need. How can we change that a little bit? Because they have us in the

hoods and projects where there is no backyard. So when you're social distancing is almost impossible because you're always come we around people. You know, they talked about something called ppe who shouldn't basically need masks, glove to a certain cent though you know that's a little bit overrated, and other kind of protective stuff that's gonna become a civil rights issue. That's gonna become a human rights issue. Rich

folks already are socially isolated. They live in gated community and big mansions with one person in there every day. They're socially isolated. If you pope our definition, it is hard to socially isolated. You got a whole bunch of other people around you are also broke, housing projects, homeless shelters to the hood in general, jails, prisons, women's shelters.

You know. So for us, the ability to have hand sanitized or has a mask, all that sort of stuff, those become survival issues, and so we it's human rights issue, and so we have to fight for that, and especially for the people who are in prisons. And that's why the Reform Alliance, as you know, started by Jay Z, started by Meek Nell, started by Michael Rubin, has been working hard. We flooded in one hundred and thirty thousand

masks into writers into the prisons in Tennessee and other places. Amazing. Why amazing because they weren't doing it. I saw that Shaka Sangar responded to Ellen DeGeneres because she made that joke about feeling like she was in prison while she was being quarantined at home, and I saw Shaka Sang took that time to educate her on exactly what is happening in the prison system right now. How do you respond to somebody like Ellen de Generes comparing being locked

up in her mansion quarantine to being locked up in prison. Well, first of all, Shaka sing Gore was the person who led the charge and leading the charge to get the mask and everything into the prisons in the first place. Reform Alliance actually united with Shaker to get that done. And you know, if you haven't read Shaka's book, Writing My Wrong, you know great, but right now as an unbelievable book, Oprah Winfrey produced the Cheers. That's really the

first time she's stepped into this place. So Shoka is a major person. When Shaka is not going to complain about something that it's just petty, you know, Charlotta Magne, DNA make somebody the donkey of the day who he respects as much as Ellen Degeneras. Unless it's serious. I would really encourage Ellen Degeneras if she wants to wait into these waters. Please have Shoka on, have me on, Topeka Sam, have people on who can really tell you

what this is about. Because the audience is lifting. People think that that's your house chilling on Netflix's prison since you mentioned that you need to understand what's really happening in our prisoners. It's not it's not nothing nice at all. And she can now use her platforms that she raised it, Ellen raises it as charlote. She can use her platform to really educate her listeners and change and save lives.

She could save lives absolutely. You know, it's it's impossible to have these conversations without talking about systemic racism because to me, that's the greatest disease in America that we've never found a killful. So how can we address all these issues? But also let folks know that, you know, it's an election coming up, and we might need to use that to just attempt to, you know, chip away at this racism in America because we really need to

dismantle systemic racism. This pandemic is an epidemic, jumping out tops of an epidemic, jumping out top of an epidemic. Why does virus killing black people way worse than anybody else? Because we have hypertension worse than anybody else, obesity, asthma,

all those diabetes, diabetes worse than anybody else. Why is that because the epidemic of racism that's been going off before under years, which means that we live in communities where we have the leafs, access to get healthcare, the leafs, access to good schools, and under employed in jobs are now called essential. We have to go out there and do these jobs. We have to go out there to the grocery for you have to be out there with the Amazon delivery with no protection. We're dying at the

age of thirty of this virus. Nobody's telling me that you look, you go to Detroit, you go to New Orleans, you go to New York City. We're dying of the virus at the age of forty and fifty, not seventy, not eighty fifties, forties thirty squad Because high blood pressure, especially if you have high blood pressure. The doctor has ever told you you have high blood pressure. If you take pills every day for anything, you are an extreme risk. If you take pills every day for anything, stay at home.

Not just grandmama. You're twenty seven year old nephew that has it in Hala caaul him say clip Tarty and clip you know, hanging out with your friends, clip playing spade. If this thing gets you, you might be out of here if you're thirty two years old. Now, how do we change our community though? Because we talk about that, But like you said, you know, if you look at our community, you see very few juice balls, You see very few healthy places to eat, You see very few

places that can really support and benefit our community. But if you go into other areas, you see so many health food stores, green life stores, juice bars, you see vegan restaurants, you see yoga places, you know, for mental health, and all these different places. But if you look at out communities, it seems like they're setting this up where

we can't win. You know what I mean? Because if we have diabetes, high blood pressure and all these things and really get the coronavirus, like you said, there's a higher chance that we're gonna die. How do we change that? After all of this, I'm gonna tell you, we have to figure out what is the next normal. The next

normal has to do us putting health first. We got a whole conversation about putting wealth first, and that has actually been somewhat positive sometimes, you know, facillity prosperity preachers and stuff like that, to pray your way the money. But there have been a conversation about wealth buildings that has shifted are thought about that. There has been a conversation led by Charlottagne about mental health, and used to be talking about mental health come completely off the table.

That's now being talked about. So listen the same way that when Kobe died, you had people also been talking about, you know, let me be a good dad to my daughter and not just my son overnight. That has to happen. The next normal has to be black people become the healthiest most self. Every video is green drinks, everything that comes about building up armmune system because it's not the last buyers to come through you now no move. We got mold with Van Jones. When we come back, it's

the Breakfast Club. Good morning, DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy, we are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Van Jones, he's on the line, Yee. There's a very critical time for leadership because there's so much happening right now, and we see that Bernie Sanders has dropped out of the race. Now it's Joe Biden. How should joy Joe Biden be stepping up and what can you do to earn people's trust right now, especially at

this critical time. Well, listen, for older black voters, they already trust Joe Biden, so he's half way there with us. But young voters, you know, turned against him in droves because they don't feel that he is a champion. And this is the time before the plague, we needed the people felt they need a champions, especially the younger folks.

They either didn't get a chance to go to college that they went and came out with all this debt and are down having jobs that were below what they needed to have a college degree report in the first place. There's so much that it was going on from an environmental point of view, all these different points of view, the climate you know, falling apart, job falling apart, they come in a part of the criminal justice. They the young people wanted the champions on the stand up and fight.

If you look at the voters, they saw that in Burnie. They didn't see that embided. So halfway there with the older black voters. But he needs to show some passionate about this. And I'm telling you when when you when you look at how many of our people could die in prisons, in jail. I do want to come back to that, how many young black volks because of these underlying health issues, the doctors not being there, the hospitals

not being there. You know, he should he should get called right now for respirators should be rushed to black community explicitly, explicitly. Even Donald Trump says it's happening to black people more than anybody else. Donald Trump did that yesterday, So he should say, rushed the respirators the black communities, rushed the respirators the black count we know this when they're going to be needed. I haven't heard him say that.

You know what scared me Van yesterday when Trump said Trump did say that, he said that, you know, the coronavirus is really impacting the black community, but he said he didn't know. Why do you really believe he didn't know why? I don't. I don't know what Trump knows or understands or moment to moment. I know that we know why. We know why because HIV did the same thing. HIV started in the sofa white community, and everybody said it was just you know, kind of a gay thing

a white thing. I'm not worried about it, but once it moved, it ripped through our communities or ripped through African nation's whine. Because of that, it's floric races of in the healthcare system. They have been is not just us on the breakfast club de plaining about it. There have been sudden after study that shows two people can walk to a doctor lawfer one black, one way with

the exact same complaints. The doctor will give the white person's attention to listen to them, give the medication, given four or five different tens. The black person, they've barely write it down what they said. And so we have to be extra VIGITALT. You know, with especially with our parents, our grandparents, we have to go with them to the appointment, we have to ask me or four more questions. We

have to be very VIGITALT also under ensured. Also, the clinics in our community don't look like the same thing as they do with other communities. So we know why it's not that we're getting inspected at a greater rate. It's that when we do get inspected, we are dying at a greater rate because they're not testing us in the first place, but not cashing it early, and then we have these underlying health is don't pull morbidity health issues we're taking, you know, pills every day are supposed

to and that's what takeing us out of here. But we know if he doesn't know, we know, why do you think our people take things so late at times? Like you know, at first it was this thing that black people couldn't get the coronavirus. You know, why do you think we take things so lightly all the time? Because we have so many problems already. I mean, if every Trump something else happened, freaked out, I mean we'd

be freaked out all that. We already had twenty problems before this, this pandemic came, and so we're not going to be quick to jump up and down about the next thing. Um. Also, just to be honest, it was a bunch of white people. At first, it was white people went to at to Asia. You know, Black people don't really go to Asia that much. You go, you might go to Jamaica, you know, I mean it looks like what we do. And so or they talk about the nursing homes, they only show all white nursing homes.

In the border. So you know, maybe some wishing thinking, you know, maybe at some point something bad would happen, not to us worse. But and like I said, we already have a thousand problems. You know, it was like getting the back of the lots used to be when talking about climates and angel black people before Hurricane Katrina. You know, in Sandy, people said, I don't hear about that, like you worry about the Polar bears. Man, all the time, you worry about the Polar bears. We got real problems.

And so I'm not surprised, but I appreciate the Breakfast Club for getting out on front of this thing and saying, now we're getting it worse than everybody else. And our voltable populations in housing projects, they need to be rushing in NASA level protective gear for all of our frontline workers. Everybody you see in these grocery stores who are black and brown overwhelmingly to be wearing national level protective gear. Everybody you see. You know, it needs Amazon delivery truck

to have nastional level. If you care about human beings and not just about keeping in corporation going, you need to run into your reserves, go to the bank, get these loans they just put out there and get protected. Here We've got this becomes the civil rights issues because it's our people on the front lines that the central workers. It's our people in the neighborhood that don't have the respirators. It's our people in the prison who don't have even

hand sanitizers. Let her love is that said. The Reform Alliance not only putting in medical equipment and and math. You know, thank you to the Michael Woman, thank you to Shaka sing or thank you to a meat mill, thank you to jay Z. So we're also saying get the people out, and we have a plan at Reform Alliance dot com where we are calling upon the Department of Justice and all fifty governors to get if you old and and six, get them out of there. They're

gonna die. Nobody was sentenced to die in America in a prison from a virus, no matter what they did. And they've got a lot of people who are die right now on drug charges, dying on probation violation, dying because they don't have enough failed dying. And we have to take this serious. And we see what's happening in Chicago, in particular in Cook County Jail that they have almost four hundred prisoners with coronavirus. So what's being done there

right now that there's been attention brought to that? So now what you know? Again, go to reform Alliance dot com and help us. But you need to put maximum pressures. That's that's a jail, that's not a prison. That means you got people in there awaiting trial. You have people there have never been convicted of anything, they just on their unbail or they have very very minor charges. So you literally people are being sentenced to die who've never

even they convicted of a crime from this virus. That every person to bail should be reset to zero number one, and then there should be an assessment, are you a danger to somebody? You're gonna go out here and kill somebody, or you kill your wife or whatever. If you're not a threat, not having money to bail out should not at you kill the Chicago everybody's bell should be reset by the judges to zero and get people out of there.

And then of course tests it has people self quarantine, so people say, well, if you let people out of jail, it's gonna go home, get everybody sick. The doors of the church should be open. Nobody should be going to Eastern Sunday this year. You're gonna get killed or spread it to people. So we got black churches on every corner across America that should be empty. Use them to house people coming home from jails and prisons from fourteen days. Let them, you know self, quarantine there and then we

could move on. We have the asset. Our community could take care of itself, but we've got to mobilize now to and in Chicago to day, it's going to be another jail tomorrow. Jail conditions are just petree dishes for pandemics. That's why you want to get as many people out as possible. Don't put people in for dumb rasons and Russian medical supplies, and ask the way that we're doing to perform Orion. And I'm for other organizations as well. And again I think Shack has seen Gil for his

leadership from the No Move. We got mold with Van Jones. When we come back, it's the breakfast Club. God Morning Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We're still kicking it with Van Jones. He's on the line. Charlomagne Man, I want to ask you, how do you think coronavirus is going to impact the upcoming presidential elections in November? You know what, Charlotte Maine. I don't know how it's gonna pandemic through the election.

It's a lot that can go wrong, first of all, and a lot of places. Who are the people who run the little precincts and stuff? Old women, old people, old people. They can't probably can't stay to do that anym So, now who's gonna run all these precincts? You know, high school students? I mean, how's that gonna work? Then some people are gonna want to come to stand in line for three or four hours? So how do they participate? In a lot of states, mailmen is not the same

we always mail it in, that's not true. And a lot of states you have to have h we call it up a good valid reason. Is that going to be a valid reason in every state in every precinct. Also a lot of black volks don't trust meiling in the ballot because they remember, you know, so those scandals where it was to wait post office people would throwing the ballots away. So how do you protect that? You got Native Americans who live on big reservations where the

post officers to come. How do they So once you start trying to um uh what they call it, pandemic, put the election the people. Everybody has the right to vote, and not just vote, but to vote basically, how do you deliver on that? So that's why they're ramping up right now. You know, I was just going to call the Needa du To and some of these other civil rights people. They're screaming and young and they're waving their arms.

They're saying, listen, we got it. We need billions of dollars from commerce right now, the body proper equipment to have the hy topassity disorders. So if all these ballots start coming in, they could be counting to then a month. There's a whole bunch that has to happen. So that's the other thing. We're going from a public health crisis to an economic crisis to now a democracy crisis. Yeah,

and you know we have to raise our voice. And I'm so listen, once the black community gets dialed in and we started seeing, first of all, don't have people die in jail. Second of all, we need to protect our workers, our frontline workers, with nastal level protective equipment, at least a mask. We want nastal level equipment. And we want statues and monuments, these nurses and statues and moments unmesses, these uh with Amazon workers and everybody else

across the country. Win is over. And we want an election where we can vote without dying. When getting said vote or died, you don't mean voted. Now, I got a couple more. I got a couple more. Questions of a Van, has anybody pushed back on you yet? Has anybody pushed back on you yet? Van? And said, what are you talking about? Coronavirus impacks every body, not just black people. You know, there's some black people feel like I was putting them more on us, like we're more

ignorant than anybody else. And of course you have a lot of white people who are also, you know, not taking this seriously. You've got a white governor in the South not taking this seriously. But my concern, as you know, Charlemain has always as Jesus, the least of peace are black and brown and broke brother and sisters who are not getting information properly, So I have anybody pushed back.

I mean, it's stept black folks saying you're making us look bad by saying the black folks or trumpet and not doing it that, but the stake of us not taking it seriously, it's totally differently than it takes of anybody else. And so nobody's pushed out on me. Even black folks feel like I'm making a look at But I'd rather have some people feel uncomfortable, maybe feeling boogy about it, than they have people dying for no reason. And listen, I mean, I like what you said too

about um. I like what you said about coronavirus proving Bernie's point. Can you expound on that? Yeah, I mean it's ironic that Bernie is pulling out at the very moment that the pandemic Clucy was right. And you know, I never endorsed anybody, you know, you don you know, that's not my thing. I'm gonna tell you right now. Does it sound crazy now that everybody should be able to see a doctor from free? Did that sound crazy

anybody today? Does it sounds crazy that people who are risking their lives to keep your grocery store open should make more than fifteen dollars an hour? Did they pay you fifteen dollars? Now understand their grocery store for eight hours today? You know, I mean that's not They deserve hazard pay of another fifty dollars on top of that. But now fifteen dollars an hour for those pourpans? Does it sounds like crazy? Does you know? You can walk

through every one of his things. They say, shelter in place. If you're homeless, you don't have a place. So when he says, let's send a trillion dollars on housing everybody, so then you don't have people out there getting the virus, sharing the virus, making it harder on the homeless, shelters to make it get it worser everybody. And by the way, everybody reserves a place to live. And that's not crazy today.

So everything he talked about, which said, oh, that's some throwbacks, that's in the sixties, that's some idealism in the sixties, it turns out a lot of that stuff was hard headed realism about this deadly new century and what we're gonna have to do to take care of each other. And I'm glad a lot of people thought the economy was run by the white folks on Wall Street, all the stock market, the stock market that wasn't doing. Oh

my god, that's the economy. Those folks can't even go to work without a woman of color as a nanny, dealing with their kids, without black and brown teachers in private and public schools, dealing with their kids, without somebody pulping their grandmother in a nursing home, usually an immigrant woman of color. And if those people aren't safe and protected, if those people can't deal with their family, even the white boys on Wall Street don't know what to do.

So the economy is not based on the people at the time. My definition is based on the people at the bottom. And if you're not giving them health care and good wages and respect and protection, the whole thing falls apart. Bernie was right. I'm not saying I'm endorsing, I'm not saying who I voted for, but I'm saying this month, Bernie seemed like the most same person American politics. So so what that's what that said? I don't Joe

Biden doesn't inspire me at all. So what should Joe Biden embrace from from from Bernie's policies to inspire people that he may not be inspiring right now. I think we're gonna have to deal with this lesson totally different. It's got to be the Avengers versus Standos. Everybody gotta run. And you know what I mean, like don't work. I see Biden more like um, like Hawkeye. You know, I guess he's a hero. But I'm not worried. I'm not waiting to save me to go, you know, and act

like they're running for president. You go, every every community leader, every uh you know, Cory Book or every mayor, everybody who wrapped a voice in the platform needs to run for what we believe in. And you know, I wouldn't be worrying about you know, this candidate that can We're never gonna be inspired like we're inspired by Obama? Um? And and what should what we should be inspired by? As a fact that the next normal needs to mean

this can never happen again. Um. You know when when Obama has the same problem with when Ebola jumped out his White House, handle it differently, you know. And so we have to be able to talk about the current leadership that we want. Um. But listen, it's gonna because that's gonna be just about the presidents. We've got the vice president, Congress of the Supreme sport, Uh, your your mayor, your da and everybody's got to run Avengers versus Sandios.

It's on Hawkeye versus Stanos. Is there anybody you like to see as vice president? Some options that you think would be a good pick, that would inspire you at all, either Cobble or Safety. Abrams is black, Pamala Harrison's black. Black women are the base and the backbone of this party, so one of them got to have it. That's right. Well, thank for joining us, and we appreciate you checking in. Thank you so much. That's right, and we're gonna time.

That's right. I love what you said. The KKK itself could not have invented a virus better designed to kill black people. You said that. That's a very powerful line. And if that doesn't rally people to really take this serious, I don't know what will. It's the Breakfast Club. It is Van Jones, Oh gosh, it's report breakfast Club. So Steph Curry found out that there was an ICU nurse on the front lines of the COVID nineteen battle, and she wears his jersey all the time because it inspires her.

So you know what he did, hit up Shelby Delaney right before she was about to start her shift. Hello, forget it what you're doing just to sacrifice selflessness the way that everybody's coming together. Thank you so much for you know, just what you do your heart and in this race y'all for everybody. What we do is it's fun, it's fury and all that, but more of people need to know about what goes on in your world. And you can say the connection that you got to everybody,

especially pandemic like this, that's dope. Give us some extra inspiration to go out there, you know, continue to help people and make a difference. Shoot to Steph Curry for that. Yeah, that is dope. Yeah, that's nice. I love when people reach out to do whatever it is. And you might think to yourself, Oh, it's a small thing. People asking for videos to uplift them or a quick FaceTime chat. I know. Ever, you've been djaying for some of these kids in the schools and everything, so things like that

do mean a lot to people. Yeah, I've been hopping on the boom and DJing a little bit for So Rogi p Henson has created a free virtual therapy service, and that's for coronavirus hit African Americans. Here's what you had to say about it. Well, The Boys Lawrence Henson Foundation is launching the COVID nineteen Virtual Therapy Campaign to raise money for mental health services provided by license culturally

competent clinicians. This campaign is for underserved communities experiencing life changing events related to or triggered by the COVID nineteen pandemic. In the African American community, We've been taught to tough it out, hide our suffering, but this is something none of us has ever experienced, and no one should suffer in silence. Saluted to Rogi p Henston. Dropped on a Clues bonds with to Rogi p Henson and the Boys

Lawrence Hinson Foundation. Salute to my girl Tracy Jade. I love and support everything they do over there to eradicate the stigma against mental health, especially in the black community. And you know who we got to salute Susie Alman. Remember when Susie Almen was on the Breakfast Club and she told me she would donate to any charity. I asked her to and I asked her to donate to the Bourns Lawrencehinston Foundation. She absolutely did in a in

a really good way. So salute to Susie Yoman. And we should also point the Boys Laurent Hinton Foundation because they are helping us all right now, Rihanna is doing some great things too, as we've been updating you. Now her and Jack Dorsey are who owns Twitter, are joining forces. They're going to be sending millions to people in native safety and protection that they can't get at home during

the coronavirus lockdown. So they did announce they're sending a four point two million dollar grant to the Mayor's Fund for LA to help domestic abuse victims in the city. You know, we've been telling you about domestic violence cases going up and rising right now with coronavirus. Well, this donation will help some of those people and will help cover housing, meals and counseling for ninety victims a week for ten weeks and an additional ninety victims per week

for ten weeks after that. That's right. I love to see people help the man. That's that's amazing. That's what you're supposed to do when you have resources, when you have money, you know you're supposed to help to havents at a time like this because they will all be fine when all the right. And we told you guys that Punked is back. Chance the Rapper is hosting now. In case you've never really watched Punked or you want

to catch up on some of the original series. At first debut On't Name MTV back in two thousand and three, and that ran through through through two thousand and seven. That's when Aston Kutcher was the host and the producer. You can actually see those you know where you can watch at those old episodes of Punked. Yep on Amazon Prime. All nine seasons are available to watch right now. Okay, the classic classic TV show, where's the new punk? Down

on Quimby? Right, yep on Quimby. But I will tell you on Amazon Prime it's not free, just so you know, it's not free on Quiby either. I haven't downloaded Quippi. I think you can get Quibi free for like thirty days or something like that. But I see a lot of people download and quickly. Yeah, all right, now, let's

get into something fun. U Ussher, Little John and Ludacris During the Instagram live battle with Little John and T Pain last weekend, Little John gave us a little preview of a song that he has with Usher and Ludacris. Apparently this song never came out because Usher had some

reservations about it. Well, looks like everybody wanted to hear it and I should U and Little John and I guess they decided, Hey, let's put the song out with Little John, Luda Chris and Usher, and we actually are going to play that song for you at the top of the hour. It's called sex Beat, So get ready for that. You're gonna love it. First of all, I want to drop on a clues bombs for Usher because I absolutely loved the way he handled the whole weekend thing.

Yesterday he tweeted out, when have you ever seen the moon? Balkt the Dog, and then he decided to release Then he decided to release a new record, a record that we all heard last week during the Little John T Pain battle, and he was like, damn, that's sound kind of dope. And then you put it out with two guys who I think you should do a whole album with Little John and Jermaine Duprie. Dropping the clues bombs, Usher, keep them young boys in their place, being disrespectful, being

disrespectful to you. Salute to the weekend. I liked the weekend too, But come on, bro, you just the weekend, all right? I should have been doing this for a couple of decades. When you can absolutely, when you can, when you can call yourself the decades, then this then it's a different ball game. But come on, Usher is a king out here. You chose some respect Weekend. Did you see that? Diplo, however, did tweet out that it was inspired by the weekend? The production? What was inspired

by the weekend? That that's the production? I'm just telling you he did. He did say that, which was weird the way and then and then the other on the song. It feels like this is the Weekend tweeting from Diplow's account. And by the way, there's nothing wrong with inspiration. If I'm sure the Weekend had to be inspired by Usher when he was up there in Canada, I'm sure Usher might look around at some of these new kids and

get inspired by them. But let's be clear that still Usher, young boy, all right, come on, I'm doing I'm doing an Usher mixed to this morning at nine o'clock, I'm gonna remind y'all some of US's hits. Weekend as dope, he got a house of balloons, but he ain't never made no confessions. Let's be clear. We can tweet it out. Of course, media blows things out of proportion and takes things out of context. Usher as a king and always an inspiration. So it was flatter to hear what him

and Diplo did on Climax. And then the other writer said, I tweet this with the utmost respect. This is Ariel wretch Shade. He said, I tweet this with utmost respect to all parties involved. Climax was inspired in the room without any subconscious or conscious outside influence. So other people are saying that's not true. Diplo is saying it. I don't know who knows. That's good. That's I just want everybody to show the proper respect to the people that's

been out here holding crowns for a long time. That's all. That's it. So salute to Usher, Salute to the Weekend. We can continue on. All right, Well that is your room report, all right, Ready for the new song? Though, yes I am. We're gonna play that now and then I'm gonna do an Usher mix at nine a m. Eastern time. I think Usher should do a whole album with Jermaine dupre and Little John. I don't. I don't think it's too late for that at all. I don't

think Ludacris and Ludatoo. I think Ludatoo. They sound great, talk well. I like the production. I like the production that Little John and Jermaine Duprie provide. If Luda wants to jump on some features, great, But I would like to see an Usher album produced by Little John Jamaine dupric I want here. I want to see Ludo on a bunch of those joints. I just love how that how they sound together at Tree anyway, Charla, yes, sir, are you giving that donkey to you? Four after the hour?

We need to give donkey of today to a healthcare worker, a doctor named John Raidmaker or rad a Maker. I don't know how you pronounced his last name, but he needs to come to the front of the congregation because he's not practicing what he's preaching. Don't tell me the social distance. If you're not social distance, all right, we'll get to that next Keep it locked this to Breakfast Club. Good morning, charlom Maine, say the game. Don't get out the shape man you are, don't you donkey today? Do

not discriminate. I might not have the song of today, but I got to donkey that. So if you ever feel I need to be a donkey man, give it with you. The breakfast club bitch. They just don't give today today, Donkey today. For Friday, April tenth, good Friday goes to a Kentucky doctor named John Raidmaker or rat a Maker. Y'all know, I don't know how to pronounce nothing South. Everybody who listens us in Tucky on one

or four point five and one or three point nine respectively. Now, this local physician, John Radermaker rat Maker, has been identified by Louisville Metro Police Department as a man who has been arrested in charge with four counts. Okay, four counts, including first degree strangulation and harassment with physical contact. I know what you're thinking, Okay, he did all that during a global pandemic with his highly infectious disease called coronavirus

is running through people. Why is he not practicing social distancing? If you strangle someone, you are definitely violating the six feet rules. So for someone that choke you out at a time like this, they had to be defending themselves, right, Someone they love had to be in trouble, right of course. Not if it was something rational like that, he wouldn't be getting donkey today. Let's go to w lk YCBS for the report. Please, this video may be disturbing to some.

It shows a man shoving teenage girls and then you see a woman holding down one of those girls legs while she's over here, and the man forcing his hands around her throat. This was the moment things climax at the Norton Commons amphitheaterk WHY News confirmed that the man in the video is a local physician. Witnesses say he and the woman he was with started cursing at them for improperly social distancing. According to this police report, it's

being investigated as a first degree strangulation case. The victim reportedly suffered minor injuries. We called Baptist health officials. They told us the doctor in the video is an anenthusiologist for a company that works with Baptists. They say that he's currently on administrative leave pending an investigation. So let me get the street doctor, John Raidmaker, right a Maker

or whatever the hell your name is. At a time when healthcare profession was being celebrated and applauded for what they are doing to fight this invisible enemy name coronavirus, you decided to throw a middle finger to all that goodwill and attack a group of young women, but not social distancing a group of young women. Now, I think we should all listen to the expert, and up until this moment, because of the dr in front of your name, John ray A Maker, rad Maker, whatever the hell your

name is, I would have considered you an expert. But if you're gonna attempt to correct people about social distancing while you're outside, you should do it while you're social distancing. You should do it from six feet away, okay from the person. All right, I'm looking at your muck shot, and I'm looking at the woman who was helping you. Clearly she's a Karen. She was helping you attack these young women, and both of y'all looked the age that can't handle to get hit with their ownA. You didn't

choke this woman with gloves on. You didn't choke it with a mask on. You probably didn't wash your hands before after you choked it, and you damn sure you didn't use any parrel hand sanitize, okay them. All of the story is, if anyone should be practicing social distancing, it's an elderly man like yourself. Now, one of those young women were asymptomatic. What if that woman you choked out was asymptomatic, right, and she had the symptoms and

wasn't showing. Now you catch corona, Whose fault is that yours? Because guess what if you see people not social distancing, you know where you should tell them not to social distance from the comfort of your own home. You can't chastize someone for not social distancing and then confront them and push them and choked them, especially a grown ass man with a group of young girls. And I'm gonna tell you something else. This guy pushed one of the white girls. But the girl he choked, if my eyes

don't deceive me, was a young woman of color. I'm pretty sure she was a young black girl, so of course you would be quick to put your hands on her. Let me tell you something. I want antisocial distances to practice social distancing. But if they don't. I'm not about to attempt to physically hurt them for it, because all you could be doing is physically hurting yourself because you

might get sick by being all in their faces. Okay, And all this situation does is caused all of us to violate social distancing rules because this high this works. Doctor John raider Maker or Rader Maker, he sees some kids not social distancing, he violates social distancing rules by confronting them and pushing them and choking one of them, and then one if that young girl's father was around, our uncle, our brother, our mom, our sister who had

a licensed weapon or licensed on them. Are just knows how to take a man down physically. Now they're gonna violate social distancing rules or whipping your ass, John, which actually is what should have happened. I'm glad you got arrested, which once again is causing someone to violate social media rules because they got to put your handcuffing all that good stuff. And I'm glad you, you know, got placed

on administrative leave from Baptist Health Louisville Hospital. But I really wish a man from that woman's family was around to violate social distancing rules and punch you in the face. Certain people just need their ass beat, no need to be diplomatic about it. Certain people just need a good old fashioned can at ass whipping, no matter the age. And doctor John rad A Maker, rad of Maker, he

seems like one of those people. When you have reached a level of privilege, when you have reached the level of entitlement, when you have reached a level of arrogance to where you think you can be judge, jury and executioner because somebody is not doing something you want them to do, then you need to be knocked off your high horse. And nothing knocks you off your high horse

better an accurate, bare knuckle punch to the chin. And that's what this suck of doctor John Raidmake or a Radamick or whatever his name is, that who should have his medical license taken away, absolutely deserved. Please let remy mad give John Radermaker or rad Maker, whatever the hell his name is, the biggest he ha he ha he ha. He's stupid, motherfu are you dumb? Now? Be honest with you.

I don't know why I'm doing this because it should be obvious, but let's play a game of yess what race it day now, Doctor John Raidmaker rad a Maker. He's from Kentucky. These are your clues. Actually give you another clue inside the donkey today if you were listening. But these are your clues. Doctor John Radermaker is from Kentucky. Sees a group of women not social distancing, being antisocial distances. He walks up to them and starts chastising them. Got

his got his finger pointing at them. He pushes one of them, then chokes the lone black girl in the group. Dj n by, Jess, what race it is? White? Finger pointing? I'm like, it's just finger pointing is definitely caring like behavior. That is definitely white woman behagor pointing now, Angelie, Doctor John Rader Maker rader Maker from Kentucky sees a group

of women not social distancing, being anti social distances. Walks up to them and starts chastising them, points the finger at them, pushes one of them, and chokes the long black girl in the group. Angelie, just what race it is? Caucasians? Doesn't mind his business finger pointing? You know what, Angelie, dj Vy, You're both correct, Doctor John Rader Maker rad Maker from Kentucky is Caucasian. I knew it. I knew it.

I knew it. I knew it. I knew it. Manya goddamn business, okay, everybody, manya business all right, but especially white people many you got damn business. When you see somebody anti social distancing, being an antisocial distancer, chastise them from a just this. It's not the way to do it. All right, Well, thank you for that. Donkey today, sir. Now, when we can come back, Reverend Al Sharpton will be

joining us. We'll kick it with Reverend Awl. Of course, this Sunday is east to Sunday, so we're gonna talk to Reverend Al Sharptons. Don't move. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club Morning. Everybody is DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. We have Reverend Al on the phone lines right now now. A second ago, Reverend now said he reached out to the White House. He called the White House and Trump

called him back. Does Trump realize how he's affecting our community all the moves that he made. Is he gonna start to have a black agenda and look out for our communities? Since he did reach back out. I don't think. I don't think that that that. First of all, the conversation was three or four minute conversation. He didn't get that far. I was stunned that he even returned to call. But the practice is that if you look at his record, I don't think that he has it a gender for

our community. I don't even think he has an agenda for the country. I think he deals with as he goes. I've laid out my appeal that they should deal with testing those that are homeless and those that are cocerated, because I think that we have an obligation to speak for those that can't speak for themselves. And that was the long and short of the call. Now, I think that he and anybody else are gonna do what we make them do. And how do we make them do that.

We have to put pressure on these local officials who are up for election this year and make them say, look, we don't want to hear no excuse about what he doesn't do. Movements come from the bottom up, not from the top down. They will do what we forced him to do. But if we sit home watching reality TV and looking out the window, thinking this is going to go away one day by itself and that everything will

be all right. We're crazy. We have to sit in our houses, email, phone, whatever we've got to do and put pressure on these officials that we cannot have an unequal, unfair health response to this damdemic. What are some of the main things you think need to happen right now? Like we see Governor Como in New York has opened up some testing facilities and they have some drive through ones because they want to make sure that those testing

facilities are in African American neighborhoods. What are the more things that you feel like need to happen in order to get this pandemic under control. It needs to be even more testing directing in our community because you have some of in our community you don't have a car

to drive in. So we need to have locals that are in our community that we can walk up to, that we can deal with in a very even way without the shame of whatever the results are, but the pride of knowing that we're doing this to make things

happen in our community. And we also need to be very very very vigilant that our healthcare workers out frontline workers who some are them are suffering and dying, have the protection that they need and the equipment that they need to protect themselves, so they can even delve in

more on our community to do this testing. You're absolutely right, Revenue, And I want to ask you something because you know, I get calls from senators and mayds and governors and stuff like that, but I've never gotten a call from a president. What happens when the president calls you? What does it come up as a block number? Where it came with two or two number? And then when I picked up it was on my cell phone and I picked up the sector said Revenue Shopton the presidents on

the line, and I was surprised because it was Trump. Now, I've got the calls from when the President Obama was in because we would talk from time to time. But it's just like a two or two number. I remember when President Obama was in, it was usually a block number, but this time it was a two or two number that I didn't recognize. So they too stupid to block the number because you passing the number on? Would your

mind passing the number on to the people? I got, I got some I got some things I want to get off my chests run. I didn't write the double down, but what I did was when I called the White House. That's why I was surprised he returned the call. I got the switchboard, I told who I was, and they plugged me into the President's office. But I talked to wait a minute, Rev. My thing was Charlotte. I would the message and I was gonna get on my TV show at the radio show and say I even call

the White House. I tried to get through. I was surprised. Three hours later he did call me back. It's a wait a minute, Rev. You just google White House number and just called the number. Oh no, I've been calling the White House thirty because he said, I just reached the switchboard. You just called it. Let me just call you know what two O two four or five six fourteen fourteen, that's the general number. I've been called that thing. I write that down. I need that. I'm gonna call

that right now. See if you call me back, I'm gonna tell you that. That's how I know Donald Trump. Quarantine and two because if you text somebody right now and call him, they call you back immediately because they ain't got nothing else to do. I want to ask you a question about Easter. Why do people think just because as you believe in God, you don't have to follow social distancing rules and you can still congregate in the church. They call that ignorance. Uh, there's a between

rituals and church entity and Christianity. We like the rituals, we like to go through the perchs. You know, I never found out why where the Easter bunny came from. When we're talking about a resurrection, is all of these trappings that we get caught in. If you really believe in the resurrection, the resurrection was about Jesus coming proving that we could suffer, we could even die and still rise again. How do you how do you practice and praise and worship rising again by putting people at risk

to fall and to die. You can't not put people at risk to die celebrating the resurrection. That's an oxyy bar run whoa right, that's a ball right there. Nowever, now we appreciate you calling then man before you leave. Rev. You know, I think it's only right that that you and I know you want to get to the prayer. Before we get to the prayer, I have to ask the Rev. Who's doing your hair at a time like this round boy, who does it every day? Me and my cold? You got? You got an old school hot comb.

You put it on the stove and heat it up. It ain't it ain't hot. I do my regular cold and I know what to do on the weekends. And only Angela knows what I do on weekends to keep my head right. And that's put that bonnet on. Angela. Why there's a guy with no hair? Always asked that question. You know why it sounds? She said, you put it in the dubie. All right, let's do a prayer. Yeah, let us pray, Dear God, as we faced this pandemic

on this Easter weekend. Let us realize that just as you broke the grip of death, we can break the grip of disease. But not only break it physically in terms of our personal health, but in terms of how we look out for all of your children, to make it fair and equal. Let us not in this time think of how down we are, but think of how we can rise from our own internal stress, from our own strife, from our family disorders, from our mental anguish.

Let us use this time alone to have a real resurrection, to dig deep and find that care in us. That is the resurrection, that is the rising ability to rise above our circumstance and come out of this better, bigger and stronger. And we'll give you the praise. These blessings were asking your name and for that sake. Amen, Amen, Amen, thank you. You be safe out there, man, stay healthy, you'd be safe. Take care of y'all, yes, sir, all right, all right when we come back. We got rumors on

the way. Eve what we're talking about. Imagine that you can't find your child, but will tell you what. R and B Star could not find her child and had to actually put out a plea on her Instagram stories asking for any type of information. All right, we'll get to that next. Keeping locked this to Breakfast Club. Good morning, the Breakfast Club, the morning. Everybody is DJ Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We all the Breakfast Club. Let's get to the rumors. Let's tall Queen Naja. This is the

rumor report with angela year. Yes, Queen Naja was on Instagram and she posted something that was alarming to a lot of people. She posted, I need my son now. Whoever has my son contacted me now? If you guys know who Chris be around and with DMI, I cannot locate my son. Nobody is answering me. She did, however, delete the message. It does turn out that her ex, Chris Sales, was reportedly arrested, and this time it was

a charge of aggravated assault causing serious bodily harm. So he was taken into custody, and I guess she didn't know where her son was at the time. She did delete that message, and then she posted to be clear, I found where my baby was and spoke to him and will be with him soon. I would never post anything like this for attention. I posted that on my story out of fear after receiving a call from someone

in the social services department. I then tried to contact only who I knew in Houston, and nobody was answering me. She said, I only made a post in hopes of someone reaching out to me on ig who was around my son often because I don't know anyone's socials. Everyone is fine, thank you. Well, I'm glad she got to speak to a kid time. We're not speaking to your son or not knowing where your child is, all right, Tony Braxton, She is talking about her upcoming wedding to

Birdman that is still happening. They've been going back and forth on dates, and she said she does want the wedding to happen this year. Here's what she had to say. You know, we have gone back and forth the wedding days. We had a great day, but then it was getting too big. We didn't want a big wedding. Then okay, we don't want it too small. But then he taking us to the drive too. I'm like, we are not I'm not ordering tried after we get married. We're not

doing it. So we've been trying to figure it out, but we are definitely going to do it this year. That's a beautiful thing. So with the bird Man and Tony Bratting gonna lock it down this summer if they get this opportunity too because of the damn coronavirus. Well, sometime, I guess in twenty twenty period, because there's a lot of people who don't know if their wedding is going to happen. Like, if you're getting married in July August, is it still happening? Do we need to reschedule? What's

that gonna look like? So I always would advise right now if you're planning something trying to do it, like wade towards the end, like October and November, because who knows all right now, Joe Exotic, his niece is saying that he is a hundred times worse in real life than he was portrayed on the show. She said she worked at his zoo on and off from nineteen ninety nine until twenty seventeen, and she said some of the

behaviors she saw. She said, I personally witnessed Joe spray a tiger with a fire extinguisher, not out of a safety or for a life saving reason, but because the tiger didn't react the way Joe wanted it too. She also feels like he froze tiger cubs that died and sold them to taxi dermist. She said, over the years, there must have been at least ten tiger cubs that he froze. I have no idea what happened to them.

They would just disappear. This and just so you know, there's no evidence that supports what she's saying, but this is what his niece is saying that she did see. So what's wrong with selling tiger cubs that die. I don't know what the law is, if there's anything wrong with it. She's just saying what she saw. So did you see Donald Trumps that he's looking into partnering Joe exactly? Yes, I saw somebody asked him about that. Hey man, a guy's got it. The President had his finger on the

on the heart of pop culture. Goddamn, that's right. Well. Fox is also going to be airing a one hour at TMZ special on Tiger King as well. TMZ investigates Tiger King what really went down. It's amazing that this show has garnered so much attention and new episodes are coming now. There's other people doing specials on the docuseries. They said the Netflix accu series to reach thirty four point three million unique viewers within the first ten days

of its release in March. There's only one creature on this planet who has all the answers, and that's the goddamn Tiger. So until you can sit to Tiger down and get some questions, ask him some questions and get some answers out of the Tiger, we're gonna it's gonna always be a mystery, all right, now, Wendy Williams, as you know, is back broadcasting this week, and one thing she did was give a warning to Tiffany Hattish. Here's

what she said. I like Tiffany Hattish and Common only because he's been lusting She's been lusting after him for so long, so it appears that they might be quarantining together, Tiffany. The thing is, don't fall too hard in love. Common is not good with women. He keeps you until he's

done with you. You could have texted that, Wendy. You could have called You could have called her phone and told it that, m all right now, when you become when you've become friends with Wendy Williams, boy, that's a very very very very land minus ground to walk on. I think Ninie Leaks is aware now now Floyd Mayweather is planning to return to the boxing ring, but what he wants to do is virtual boxing matches, so they'll be exclusive to live TV streaming platform Fubo TV and

pay per view partners to be announced. But they're going to research and analyze photographic films and the mathematical representations of his face and body and then develop a comprehensive computer generated digital likeness of him, and I guess do these virtual matches? Oh copy board he is, but you get you get to fight Floyd Mayweather, like a virtual Floyd may Virtual. I think that's dope because I was thinking about doing a virtual party where you wear the

glasses and you can actually walk into the party. You can see everybody dancing, You could talk to people in the club, you can talk to the DJ, but you stay in your house. These are I love virtual reality. That sounds like a moneymaker right there for Floyd. Maybe fight Floyd Mayweather. I love virtual reality. That Avatar ride they got a um at uh. I don't know his Universal Studios Disney said one of them. Yeah, that one of the imparts. When you're old, it's all a blur.

But boy, they got that Avatar ride. Me and my wife had to ride that twice. I love virtual reality, But how would you be able to feel the people? Yeah? Would you be able to feel the people punching you? Though? Yeah, they can. They'll probably vibrate. It'll probably vibrate when you get probably vibrate. Right, you're right, you're right, you're right. Anyway, I'm Anagela yee and that is your room of report all right then, you're about to pay homage to this

king called Usher. Right before I do that, let me let me shout out to DJ khalid Uh. Yesterday I put on my live a goal from me to support DJs where I wanted to give DJ some money that are not making money, that are struggling right now that I hurt, probably can't pay for food, formula or whatever it may be. You know, DJ's a lot of them don't pay taxes because they it's a cash business. I'm just being honest, so they're not going to get a

stimulus check. So they're on their own right now, have nothing. So I said, I'm gonna create a goal for me and try to give DJ some money. And I made the goal fifty thousand dollars. I said, I'm gonna try to help as many as possible. Or when I looked on the go fund me, Kali gave fifteen thousand. Then ten minutes later he gave thirty thousand. So I called immediately.

I called him immediately. I'm like, YO, did you make a mistake And he was like no, he was like when I when I heard your story and I heard what you were saying, he was like, I remember when I was a DJ getting one hundred dollars a week, two hundred dollars a show, and I'm like, damn, I could have never imagined if they just took that all away and I couldn't pay my bills. So he was like, I gotta rep that, I gotta support that we DJ's

at the end of the day. So let me shout out to DJ Kali for donating forty five thousand dollars to that cause that we're gonna be doing Sunday where every DJ is gonna be going live. So it's gonna be Me, d Nice, Camillo, Pro Style, Mister Rogers, Quicksilver, Spin king Man, Scratch, Kick Capri, so many different DJs. Every DJ is gonna go on an hour. We're gonna be doing it for this cause and hopefully people can

donate more. So right now it looks like, if you think about it, it's gonna be like we're gonna two hundred DJs to be able to get five hundred dollars each that we'll be able to buy groceries and food and everything that they need. So that's what we're looking at. So shout to Calid Drop. Let's salute to DJ CALLI dropping a clue box for Kalid. You know, Callid got the gray hair on the side, you know, looking like a detective, old school detective. So so so salute to

him man for doing a good thing. Call was a good guy or everybody knows call is a good guy. Yeah. But hey, that's amazing though, that all these DJs are gonna get this money that they really need it right now, because like you said, there's so many people that are going through it. And obviously for you MV and for Khalid, who are DJs, this is something that I think, uh means a lot to you as well, So I love it, definitely does. Now let's get to yes, you're paying homage

the Usher right correct. First of all, I gotta salute Usher because I loved the way he handled the weekend yesterday when he tweeted out the moon doesn't walk back at the Dog. Then he released the record that I can't wait to hear that you you're playing that in the mix right now. I'm gonna start the mix off with that. And you know that that was the name for the Usher mix. It's Cole Sex he'sac something but

but it's produced by Usher and Little John correct. I mean Jamae Dupre and Little John and it features Ludacris. I love that combination. Another great way that us You're answered, so answered us. You're answered with the tweet where he said the moon doesn't walk back at the dog. He answered with a record with a production duel that we loved to hear him with Little John and Jamaine Dupre

and a Ludacrius feature. And you know what's the most impressive, petty thing about this He released the record on the weekend. I want to close box for usher boss's petty this level. Now, let's get to this mix. Let me know your favorite US, your Joey. We're gonna go throwing fast because us. You got so many record I'm gonna miss so many of them. But let me know what you want to hear. It's the Breakfast Club. Good morning, DJ Envy Angela Yee, Charlomagne

the guy. We are the Breakfast Club. Shout the Van Jones for joining us this morning, My guy Van Jones. Man Van Jones is always out here doing God's work, ringing the alarm about the way that coronavirus is impacting the black community but also impacting the jails and Allen, were still waiting on you to reach out to Van Jones or, like Van Jones said this morning, Shaka sing Corps.

You know you can. You can bring them up on the zoom and let them bring light and attention to what's going on in the jails and the prisons all across America. You can make that right. Yeah, shout out to Shaka sing Or. They shouted him out a lot just for him studying that whole program of giving the face mask to prisons and bringing attention to what was going on and rights and joining us this morning too. Revenew, Yeah, Revenew. I got to slow down the Revenew doing a little

too much. Revenew getting up, you know, going going to I think you said, the National Action Network feeds twenty five hundred people a day and he's doing this radio show like that. Don't sound like social distance to me, revern now. But salute to you for always always revere now as a president that's gonna die on his post.

Believe that goodness. Gracious. And also shout out to the governor of New Jersey, Governor Murphy yesterday during his brief and he shouted us out and thanked us for bringing up some of the things that were concerning to our community. So shout to Governor, play that clip, man, play that clip. While we didn't play that clip in prime time, play that.

A matter of fact, we got to play that clip of couple more times before we get up out of here because we do do an extra hour just for New York, New Jersey and parts of Philadelphia and Connecticut. But salute to Governor Phil Murphy. That was big. That's what that's what you that's what you play the clip. Let's play it. And you know he said that he pushed, you know, the executive order through because of those questions. Man,

So you know that's what the platform is for. If you're not using your platform like that, I don't know what you're doing. All right, when we come back, Paul and I want to salute to hold Hold. I want to salute a Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and Children's Hospital of New Jersey or yesterday me and Lala provided two hundred and eighty meals for the healthcare workers their courtesy of Eat Clean bro. So salute to y'all, and please reach out to your local hospitals man, whether you're

in whatever, whatever city, you're in. Reach out to your local hospitals because they absolutely need this kind of help right now in regards to food and ppe. So whatever you can do, reach out to your local hospitals and help all right. When we come back positive notes, it don't move. It's to Breakfast Club. Good morning. Everybody is tek Envy, Angela Yee, Charlemagne the guy. We are the Breakfast Club again. A shout out to all of everybody that donated to the go fund me that I set up.

I set up a goalfund me for all of DJs out there, all the struggling DJs. I always say, a lot of DJs they don't have healthcare, they don't have a retirement plan. A lot of them don't necessarily pay taxes because there's a cash business and they're not gonna get a stimulus chests out there right now hurt. So for all those DJs, I'm just trying to provide something. But they can't eat a little bit because now it's not the time to have an ego. I know it's

very difficult. So what I'm trying to do is just provide something for the DJ. So I started to go fund me. At first, I just wanted to do fifty thousand, which was probably about one hundred DJ's giving five hundred dollars, but Khalid called yesterday he donated forty five thousand dollars to the fund, So we're gonna help a lot more

DJs than that. So with DJ and Sunday starting at twelve new and I'm kicking it off, it's gonna be me d Nice, DJ, Scratch, Camillo, Pro Style, Kick Capri, Mister Rogers, Tony Neil, DJ, will Is DJ, and spin King self and it's more DJs. It's going to be announced. We're just working out times. So I just want to say thank you to all the DJ's and let's try to, you know, raise as much money as possible. Shout the

Drink Champ, Shout the Nori and they donated a thousand dollars. Uh, there's so many people donate and I just want to just say thank you to everybody out there. And you could just if you want to know for me, click the link of my virus right there. And Norid donated a thousand dollars and Nori he got a new EP out today or the name of Nori's EP what's the name of Nori's EP. Hold on, hold on, let me pull out. I think it's called patio furniture. Patio furniture,

that's what it's called. Yes, it's called patio furniture. So all the DJ's out there, remember Nori donated wink wink too to the cars. All right, you can DJ's out there, you could, You could play on IG all day. It's a good time to get for artists. It's a good time to get your music. Play, donates money, Hey I donated, and then step into that uh step into that Instagram live. You know absolutely well you got a positive no shallow me. Yeah, man,

this is East the weekend. Okay, everybody needs to remember that. You need to remember what the resurrection stands for. Okay. The resurrection gives my life meaning, direction and the opportunity to start over no matter what my circumstances. Breakfast Club, you don't finish for y'all dunk yo, what's handing it? Should board DC, y'all flat and wipe that ass. Club is man's