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traveling allows an amsterdam a few days ago so that my clock is out, but I feel good you smoke tat. Nothing. Could you not early bird at all? I am ogled real powers. I get up I get up and now lay at six. In the morning I get up my mama automatically. If three three in the morning we re starting to monitor, guess I'm all. We got a lot to talk about just in pierce, ingesting gps and will be joining us. You know he's a member of the tennessee house of represented representing eighty six district in memphis maternity, dubell onawandah can colony maternity three I told him that tendency to leave not actually tennessee too plus one, I guess motioning to expand.

I didn't get expelled to tennessee to a white lady. That's that's right! Why don't you call in the tennessee do that they always coop? Then white women are always part of the struggle. Even if they're not in the store, go there. I go starting early and that's alright. That's alright and she cost him. His inbox will be joining us, of course, from brick city, new jersey or shirt. He had a fight. Last weekend I am going to like I said last weekend: yeah you gotta fight last weekend kicking him with him in a little bit as well. Then we got front page news. Another mass shooting just the regular headline? At this point I keep telling y'all. This is the american way. I hate all these politicians that jump out. There say this is not who we are. This is exactly who america Jesus, how will you take? look at the world and you see what's happening gold globally with the people who have taken a stand against gun violence. You see the difference and it's in the merit that a lot of people are getting paid by these gun lobby is absolutely unobserved. Absolutely so we'll get internet. Will we come back to wake you up?

the precious early in the morning? But it's our world, sorry slife, sorry, the breakfast club good morning morning, everybody's d, J, envy charlemagne, the god we are a breakfast club. We got our co host Adam Rodriguez, joining us this morning, monday night for me there. Let's get you some front page news costs, as le figaro is here helping us out this morning now tat morning. Another man shooting it's a damn. Shame yet another like you guys mention. Yet another everyday headline, unfortunately, yesterday at twenty five year old bank employ open fire at his workplace in downtown Louisville Kentucky. Now the shooter lie assuring the attack that left five did in eight others injured the government was identified, is conor sturgeon, an employee, at all national bank. Now he left a chilling? Voicemail reveal his plans to kill everyone at the bank. He was killed by police after the shoot out and apparently dj

and be he was under the assumption that he will be fire soon and so, as of now other believing that is the motivation and The fortunate thing is the gun. Violence archive shows that in two thousand and twenty three alone there have been at least one hundred and forty six mass shootings. A mass shooting is defined as at least four people being shot at the at the same time, and that includes at least fifteen since the start of April was getting complicated issue right because you know it's not just about the guns. Clearly, this dude is suffer from some type of but mental health issues drive you to kill yourself. You kill people because you want to lose a child, but they said he started as an entire war made his way up at the bank in a ne. I guess he thought he was going to give fido of whatever reasoning brought that job and die for you. So are you willing to kill and die for that job like that makes no sense you get fired from a job. You go find another one like come on, then. is. This live stream thing. You know this a gold mine but thought that was an interesting part of it is whether we're seeing far too much there's some narcissism in the

no, you know, and I think that you know a reality. When we talk about mental illness, we have to talk about fag bell why men in this country are having temper tantrums all over the place, and this is an emotional temper. Tantrum said to just say how much of everybody? Because I can't work here anymore, what a privilege? He probably thought he was going to walk away from this, because they tend to February that part of iraq as part of it. When you don't know how to process your emotions, it is part of you know about not being the most emotionally intelligent and know the process feelings cause. That's all it is. Writing you made it. You made a permanent decision based off a temporary feeling. I'm gonna be fired, I'm going to kill everybody come on man. Ireland's Dana large personally now what else we gotta I see public, good republican, called trans people mutants near this is this: is it crazy story of a flood republican lawmaker compared

france, gender people to mutants from the ex man a while debating yet another building would curtail algae bt q rights. During the debate on Monday about house bail, fourteen twenty one which are banned farming care for minors and prohibit trans people from using the bathroom that allows with their gender republican representative Webster Barnaby went on a rat I listened to what he had to say. Look human society today and Islam watching an x men movie where people that when you watch the x men movies for marvel comics, its We have mutants living among us on planet earth- and you know some people, like that. But that's this fact. We have people live among us today on planet earth that happy display themselves as if you weren't mutants from another planet. This is the planet earth. Where created men. May and women see me

there's so much darkness in our world today. So much in our world today and so many People are afraid to address the evil that this forum, the dysfunction and all of your demons and all of your aunt will come to pass. Rate before us. That's right, I called you demons and imps who come and ray before us and pretend that you are part of this world so I'm saying my righteous indignation is stirred I am sick and tired of this. technically. If you are a trans woman, you could be considered an x man, okay and if you follow comics like I do stupid, and if you follow what I'm saying seriously, though, if you follow comics like I do most of the mutants are the good guys. So that's not the the dc thinks it is, but here's the thing this is the problem, even if you disagree with their lifestyle, I'm not with the demonization of any community. Okay, because when you start demonizing people, it leaves

discrimination. It leads to them being harmed for simply being themselves and it's just always grades. When I see you know, black people are just minorities, people period, other marginalized communities, period, doing that to other people, but that was a brother that was probably eager to hear he. He has. Access of someone who was previously and thumb born com. an alien by someone who was there. He found, like he's foreign, an emigrant right anna funny thing is that he felt like he got a process that was too heated at the end he would have. I am, I am a righteous indignation dollar. He had an erection I dunno, maybe I'll, even though the emphasis, what does the amp that is that is also someone who is, that is I'd derogatory term of someone who is who

the former is defined as regards how we are going to data people from large and allow me to do that to the people, but I was here you can just demonize somebody for food for what they are. You not and it just seems like it's fear mongering, but the other mongering. The other thing is like: what are we going to have a real conversation about this that is rooted in humanity, cause like that as community is a very small community. You why you a bad everybody's white boy. She would not the spanish law about, is their anger for that dog about those into deeds. If no one into a building and killing. You know people genocides, you're about to be five bandeau, make you a demon. What does Well, that is front page news. Thank you. Tears were seen about our absolutely now get it off my chest, eight hundred five, five one and five one of you need event call us up now whatever it may be, may we could talk about in front page news stories. The mass shooting calling today

people knew in whatever you want to talk about, maybe at a great nato a horrible night, whatever it may be phone lines, a wide open for you to the eight hundred five eight five one five one and ETA rodriguez. I guess co host is here to breakfast club bemoaning the breakfast club is the story of the target was grandma. Who was going to australia, made these kind of run out loud on the phone just just I have off the phone just a little bit speaker typing it out, because I want to ask become that were just talking about with the and the x men are. I truly believe in that and I ve method, we would probably be clearer view of the great number of girls disquiet,

it went over the planet that we would be glad to call down the guy to call called in you mean the audio available in the arab talking about a report just now, but you know the reality. The situation is made. We are all different. You different. You know I mean like there's a status quo in this country and that status quo that standard is whiteness, so anything not white is considered different. Like me to look like you would exactly way, please look at women the exact same way, removing the remote exactly way. If they look at me like that, absolutely cannot means otto understand. I need not remind my community, can be managua another marginalized movie. That makes no sense to me. The law was is jump wherever that glitters boil then he get it off your chest or a matter of personal worth. I want to take a good part of the guys that are gonna spill, the water or listen to everything that they not just wanted a thing

the overcharge, doesn't matter. Thank you, brother appreciate your shift. You got you got. You got tree jobs, yet man, I am a truck driver, bad and out on the road and every night do me a favor how god blown on them all? You know what, Why does a blow I bought one as a kid for blow and love. Forget it. Thank you know in some ways: oh yeah. No doubt man, man. I want to talk about the the birthday party, authentic, concealed carrier, but you know- with twenty warriors out. I just turned thirty, five and march twenty four and honestly man. When our tv star depth outdoors like out of firearms beyond it, I still carry them. I got a family, a tablet that I still need to take home at the end of the day. You know I'd rather be judged by twelve thirty bucks, though I feel like we need

You know if you die, if you don't have a firearm or you don't have your permit, please go out there and get it don't just get it practice. No practice excuses for up to the opening theme is mandar out here. It's going all these killings kernels, no oh, I forgot to ask me like they. They really need to take the signs down, saying no firearms, as only keeping the good that does that with my dog he told the guys that one is going to kill everybody, not planets detected as we do that on the fourth we didn't, we gotta go back to go back to the car like all medicated gun in their face. Beyond it's like a bad night, I carry every black, the old man, I'm not I'm not fallen victim or my spam spawning big. Nobody takes care of the a brother, I'm with you, I'm pro to a I'm, just also pro common sense gun reform. You don't agree and plus you know

a lot of what are going to do with a three eighty was somebody's, as has an assault by an almost fired after Gabriel, but still we all are, but the reality of it is is that we need to do something about because we keep the deflecting we keep going around. The real issue is that people are getting these bombs. They are getting these assault rifles that we need to regulate that and they need to. Nobody is trying to take your three eighty and your nine from you nobody's trying to deter you from having your own arm, but we keep co. Opting the conversation with that, and why should you have to you have a family of seven? Why do you have to go out and save society when these politicians are getting mad money for encouraging and continuously pushing this gun agenda in our country? That's right and then he just said the truck driver. I would say this to everybody: if you're over the age of twenty one, I would definitely try to get my license I'll get your concealed license. If you get one in utah in florida, you can get it at any gun shop that allows you to carry in about thirty states or something like that concealed and yes, he said. If there's a son and a daughter says you cannot have your gun you're not supposed to carry a gun in that in that place, but I would tell everybody: go out there go to your local, your your your local gun store, fill out the paperwork-

philip process out to get your gun license and train? At times my my my daughter and my son to to to the range at least to try to take them twice a month. I've said this: a million dog man owning a legal firearm and knowing how to use it in this country as a minority as a former self care. If we have enough of us go out and get them, they probably will change the gun laws. You might be right that they don't make it easy for you, don't think you could just walk in there and get it they don't make it easy. You gotta go to the chief of police. It is difficult but stay on it. They want you to give up. They don't want you to get it so dude. If not, then the process and get your license. I get it off your chest. Eight hundred five, eight five one one five one if you need to vent hit us up now, is the breakfast club the morning the breakfast club

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hbc, you love from the students and alumni that were president. What topped off the experience was a performance from global afrobeat, star fields and learning a little bit more of him in advice. He has for our summit scholars, I'm a big believer in energy and I'm a big believer in the human power and the human spirit. So that's what the song is talking about cause I cause. I wrote the song in a really. You know dark time, because if you listen to the lyrics he's talking about how you see darkness all around you, but you know you out the lights. I just have two vibrates and you know shake it and you know turn on your electricity. Basically, that's what the song is talking about. So as nigerians, we really believe in energy and we can call it different words. You know we'll call it whatever you wanna call it, but we believe in energy and we believe in spirituality and that's where electricity is all about in a way literally, you can be whatever you want to be like it might sound very far fetched, but it's you can literally be that.

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it. Just isn't thailand that's right, but that's what they are. That's what the x men are. The men are known as a gifted group of individuals. I got wolverine tattooed on my arm right now, that's a horrible tab. By the way I mean it is a horrible tab, but I like the wolverine represented because wolverine had a healing powers, know what I'm saying he was able to heal quickly. So that was out. I was I was always inside. I was always inhaling before I even knew what actual healing was we'll get it get it off your chest, not as appreciate his passion, because he was allow water to help people here. This man is standing on the floor, demonizing people and I think that's that what this is all about. We will make a decision if we're going to be part of the solution or the problem. I have a just a very big question mark about why so many people are happy a hard on about trans people like it is a preoccupation, and that is, though such a small population of the country that should bear

interface with like how many trans people do you come in contact with that affect your daily life really, and there is such a preoccupation with it that I want to know. Why, like what is it like We care less about. You know what you're doing these people, who care heart the harvest time getting jobs gave me atta arrow, astronomical re, who are being beaten and bullied. Why are you so preoccupied with them? I understand people not wanting their children being exposed to sexual content at a very early age, but there is does this fascination and his preoccupation with the trans community? That is harry concerning to me, because you know how many people do you can unless you, you know you, unless you really gas, I'm goin on a you, did the only with some demons. What

the preoccupation we have solved. The problems in our community feel like they're, making a micro and macro yeah. It's really an interesting. Alright, we'll get it off your chest. Eight hundred five, eight five one one five one alcohol's aida rodriguez is here and when we come back, we've got your room report. We got to talk about the dalai lama We must have happened yesterday. Will we undertake we'll talk about it when we come back?

breakfast level morning. The breakfast club the morning everybody is dj. Envy charlotte mean the guy. We are the breakfast club good morning. Y'all are coke, guess whos, Aida rodriguez is here and let's get to the rumors. Let's go has a whole lot of name or you, gossip chat, gossip. With this report I mean, I guess we on the register. This way the t spills right on the breakfast club. I just want to tell people out there if you're looking to purchase a home, the federal housing administration added a forty year mortgage, So now you know, usually mortgages are twenty five years. Thirty, as you have to pay within twenty five or thirty years now there offering forty years to paid at mortgage show if there was something that you thought that maybe you couldn't afford awesome hi will now breaking down to an additional ten years. So hopefully that you can.

Just that loan. So if you're looking to purchase a house make sure you are yeah, it's harder, it's harder to get loans right now the inflation is through the roof near you. You check people out because well fh a they. They offer a lower percentage as well. So it's not going to be your typical six and a half percent or seven percent or five and a half percent. In some places they offer a lot lower rate, and sometimes you don't have to put as much money down so just call your local mortgage broker or your bank and find out more information, but they have a forty year mortgage. Sometimes they allow three and a half percent depending on what it is in certain areas and certain things, and you only have to put down skipping after nine percent three and a half down. So just do your homework. If you're looking to purchase a home now lester, but the dalai lama. Now he apologized yesterday for asking a boy to suck my Jesus Christ.

The I didn't know what it was audio and I didn't hear it. I just see the statement now. The the young boy was. I asked the dalai lama for a hug and when he woke up when he went up there to give the llama llama hug, they will hug it, and they said, is, I guess, some type, I want to say protocol a thing, spiritual thing that they do where he sticks his tongue out and gives the boy a hug, let him since he s not, as I said that I thought it was eight after bashing culture at people, your tongue out as a sign of respect but ain't. Nobody things. You had asked lobata, saki boy, would have involved here, and you know what It exposes a whole world of stuff that a lot of put on get to see a strong night of talk, talk talk I do now, size. Does that triggers me above all issues, though I just thought that was inappropriate.

I'd, rather under David in annex I give you your angelo digging out day while lovedays shall have this on Dave. Show unity constantly talk about gettin sucked in that down below in one of them is sought by low boy ass, in what used to call it what it is that is, they said it out. You apologize. You said that you know he jokes like this. All the time it was funny about that was funny were asking to a young boy to suck your tongue partner kiss on the left. Us not that's, not a relative yours, that's not your child. Why do we need, in god did sticky tongue? I suck my tongue the eighty seven yeoman tommy. ok, so young and blurs face up anymore. an apology I could use just a simple apology. Like that's just normal behavior yeah, and I was like calm down, it was a joke they're going to do they, they don't got no child services and no just a lot of those places that wait you may, when you read those words: are you you? You learn?

all the things that happened globally to children. Dislike is very very sad to hear and the fact that he thought it was cool to be able to just do that, even though it A banner lapse of judgment, though, is that heavy lapse of jump judgment, but a guarantee He probably does that when the cameras are off. You know I salute they just caught him alright, but nothing's going to happen to them. I'm actually shocked that he apologized with a mean he is apologizing because he responded to the backlash on social media. There's no uproar going on in his country right now, that I one of his philosophies in to have big life? You must stop old man's tongue, this is crazy. Now nick can- and it looks like speaking a sucking tongues, looks like you might be interested in having a baby. Thirteen would be the woman have a baby again right now, right off the top. I said you could have any woman in the world, it who's a cooker. Like a basic view: taylor, swift,

I have a baby, you, whether we really are made the we learnt that only what is it about her? She is amazing songwriter. But I do love about taylor. Swift is the fact that she has been so far. one open with Oliver me said: the young girl s and she kind of I mean like me a number of very similar woolidge I've been in his strength. Lies I see what relate to me very well. They ve done like yo yo. I dated a lot of people in the public eye, so have I so we probably will really understand each other tales from numbers up there with nick adenhart. I'm gonna get me god numbers really cos. There are a couple of songs about her ex boyfriend. Like do you know this is the funding being the main people. We count in people's partners that our celebrities at a behind double the numbers, a real life when nobody gets to know a bottom, a mean.

now. Taylor, swift. Is it always think of her ass? A kid I know she's thirty, but it just feels like in a year I once again that more black me mom, making out enough why baby mamma, I don't know, don't you dare to say that we have this. What I hear bottom until now, no indian movements of morocco and the average there's only one, I'm not on the right areas that are not at all. It is doing another morning show so congratulations to neck he's doing a morning show with his baby mother abbe dealer Rosa Medical house death, don't doubt want to move on from the candidate and israel to this end, a launch it in on amazon interest, well, you'd never have to pay child support. If you get her a job, oh fuck, I know I'm sick is right. A gas play come back with the animal? I guess

well he'll be doing that. So congratulations to them, then I say when it started, but they said it is starting soon and you can download the app and check it out, but you're going to be listened to the breakfast club, so you won't get a chance to listen to their show. I listen to the radio to er good good system dallas morning show on every wednesday, from six to nine at night one morning chosen nationalism, yeah, that's what I say on this exam at ten am the same time as us. Yes, oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah! Definitely know what you're talking about yeah. I don't even know about you. Shit out, leave the house thursday. He didn't even have to say that nice little garden and lastly, six nine is he was you know we talked about him yesterday about him suing the florida gym, but now he's being sued and that's because

if he owes american express allegedly one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, and are they saying that he didn't pay his bill allegedly, and now the company has resorted to legal action against him. So how long do they take before they come pretty fast ruth they pretty fast with things like forty five days, they will get their money they, the thirty. And he put out of the house. I was in a moment when the days, if you look at american, express the people that autumn as they do it every time the decadence signal noted due to everybody. They do family. I wouldn't want you to meet our reporting, everybody not to me. Like that, guy that had to be a press, release, do that to all celebrities. If, if you oughta money, you go over things like forty five days, they will put it out It is person. This much money happens all the time Did you check your bill right now? As we just don't know, I don't have children aka alright. Well, that is your rumor report. Now, when we come back, we got front page news, tesla and figure out

helping us out will be talking to was about his name in pierce, justin pearson when we come back the nes right. He is the member of the tennessee house of representatives representing the eighty six district in Memphis and will talk to him next as well. So don't move as the breakfast club morning, breakfast club, your mornings will never be the same company. I go this year, find the right people to help you achieve them with ziprecruiter, where four out of five employers get a quality candidate within the first day. Try free at ziprecruiter dot com, flash breakfast as recruited dot com, flash breakfast dj, envy charlemagne, the guy. We are the breakfast club. We got our co host Adam Rodriguez here and it's time for some front page news that the hood whisperer tesla figaro on asteroid test is back nantes. Oh wait! What was going on in tennessee that they get reappointed what's going on?

good morning, everybody breakfast club family. So we cover this story on yesterday, and many of you have certainly been watching it over the last few days of hearing about the tennessee three and as we talked about them, opportunity three is actually the tendency to, and now there is one so again covering the story on yesterday. I wanted to give you a quick update on tennessee house representative, just and jones now, just and jones, and just in pearson were expelled for breaking decorum rules on the house floor marsh thirtieth and yesterday afternoon, just and jones was reappointed to his former scene in the fifty second district in nashville by the metro council. Now the metro council voted thirty six, two zero to appoint jones as the inner one representative for the district, so in other words they have wanted him to replace him as an interim. Now, as far as of what is going on with just in pearson, there is a meeting scheduled on Wednesday to see if he will be reinstated on so. Let's take a quick, listened too would just in jones said yesterday on the capital steps forward

here today, particularly the young people, who are the heart beat up. It was students, tagging walking out a class is taking to this capital that led us into the well that day calling for common sense, gun laws, and the first thing I do when I walk into this building is a representative continue that call for common sense, gun legislation

im happy for just in general that I'm happy that he got reinstated but have y'all gonna call them when new generation of leaders- and you know y'all going to say that they got new energy, they gotta find a new song. I don't want to hear no young people singing we shall overcome. Then he me off when I saw him singing. We shall overcome with that white lady in that damn apple does not give you both something like that. Coming definitely pls definitely stop the singing. You know, but a couple of things I want to point out: they cannot be spelled for the same thing twice. So if they go back to the floor and decide again to protest with a bullhorn which is you know, the excuse that they use and why they expelled them, obviously notice a bigger issue, you know certainly has a lot to do with race. Has a lot to do with the house, Republicans not being able to really. You know deal with the change, but the excuses they gave was the bullhorn self. They will be going well, he will be going back to his seat and- and another thing is really important- is he will still have to run again to hold the seat? You know that's what I want people to not forget. He has to run in a special election and then he still has to run in a general election in order to really be put back in their seats. So those who you know are following this story. You know don't just forget about it this week, look at it

on time and see how important it is to say, on top and local estate polity with sand, both also a big shot out suits of eco mallory, who was president who went down there and to make sure that justice with thirst, but that important. Remember why it's a lot of people who talk about and see voting stuff it with you talk about it on a on a national level, but when it comes to these regional situations. This is why you vote, because that man is fighting for his community and we got it. We have to shoot fight for them and that's why we need to make sure that we are finding out who the share of the superintendent people who are appropriating the funds in our community. That is why it is important for us to show up and vote and that's why I push pushes against the people who say it is pointless to vote, because

We we need them back. That's right! That's right is. If he run it again, he gonna need that money right death, you better believe you're gonna, need it, because again more people will be coming out to run against them. So, even though they're talking about the tennessee three, all three of those who were, it up. To spell, we know the only spell to a collectively. There is about two hundred thousand people that all three of them represent, but I want to be honest with you when you look at the numbers on people that are actually voting in these gentlemen were voted in less than two thousand people

and so when you talk about only two thousand people going to the polls now you can pretty much look at that probably be in triple because of this national conversation, so who's going to run against these men. That means what we call get out the vote more people are going to you know, probably a polls justin jones and justin pearson. You can expect that so they they'll need money to run. They'll need to be able to activate those voters, and so jones and pierce are just to be very honest with you cause. I dunno any other way to give it to you, they're going to have to make sure you know that they take care of their district, because, although this is a national conversation and although there's national attention on it now that those the district these two men represent another I have to make sure they stay engaged with them because remember they ve all been in office a few months. So there is a lot. You know that that still needs to happen. To me did they get their voters out again for the special elation which will happen and in less than a couple of months or just in prison with new york yesterday, will you

Up to the black mother ship, the breakfast club: that's right to use our bully for food, so we we, we spoke to him yesterday. Yeah we're gonna get into that next cells right. Thank you. Tears. All testers actually stand with us. Just in pairs would adjust an interview last ride. He is a member of the tennessee house of representatives represent the eighty six district in Memphis. We're going to talk to him when we know at least not right now, but we're going to talk about tennessee three years right, so don't move is the breakfast club the morning the breakfast club, the the effects of the are, and instead of actually addressing the issue, which start in the recent went to the former is because there is six people killed. Nashville at the covenant school private school, six people, three of them were children, nine years old, the tent! you stay legislature. The following thursday didn acknowledge seven thousand people who showed up to our capital saying We want change, we want you to do something. In fact they had one You speak about gun violence, rep, one representative in they cut off.

communication about it during was called walkman honouring appear where we would be able to say that approach, just as we are with you to say to the community, we're gonna die for legislation, but instead of actually doing the work of ending on violence put forward legislation, things that we need to have happened, they said well for because you all got out of order. You broke rules are housed a quorum you don't deserve to be here, despite the fact that our people, sent us. There is so we got a problem gone on a tendency and is not limited. Tendency is acting as not just limited to tenancy and this over region. This over abuse of power is going to continue in your floored, is in your taxes is in your mississippi's. So why would you expelled that that was a infusion that a lot of people had they didn't know why you were expelled. The real reason why were expelled was because of what we were talking about, because you got folks. Tennis your publicans who are willing to to sacrifice our communities are children for them,

national, rifle association, for the tennessee firearms association and not addressed the issue, and so in response to us they called the children and the teenagers. Who would the predominant groups a protest insurrectionists? They call it the only elected and we're not if you would have done the cabin with generous, exactly right, but unlike J, where he six, nobody died alike, J, where six people to show what would buttons and and pepper spray J where six we didn't beat law enforcement. It was a peaceful protest, again legislation and against the status quo that we know is disproportionate, heard black people and our communities, but it was in direct response to a man a shooting that had occurred, and there sports mass shootings is expelling us not addressing the issue.

It's a pearson, but let's kind of just cause. I want to make sure people are not confused on the actual thing that you were, and I agree that you had every right to protest. You had every right to speak up, but wasn't exactly for using the bullhorn on the floor and not being asked to be recognized. I just wanna make sure you understand exactly what it is. Oh so that was part of it. They said we used a bullhorn. We hit the podium We spoke out of turn hit the party we, I hear the podium you know and while you're talking like that and about a measure speaking my my colleague, that was one of the things that they said you you walked. Can you disrupted house proceedings where some of the language that they use this anything they I made on trumped up charges to justify this, but here's the interesting point, the last autumn,

people were expelled, they had committed criminal acts, I've been there. I was ever over two and a half months. I raised my hand for dozens of bills and the speaker can choose not to recognise me really that day. I raised my hand for the period of welcoming in honouring the speaker refuse to recognize me. Every time a bill came up that I was going to speak on. I started with the sentence. We need to do something about ending gun violence. The speakers after the third time. If you do that again, I will sensor you for the rest of today's session right, so the opportune, indeed to even be subversive in saying something or to you, the democratic process which they tell us we're supposed to they willed inside us because the speaker is, it is operating as as some on a grant right, ass, some dictator, who decides whether not democracy or debate, is going to be allowed, and so from that silencing. I went out with the protesters to the galleries and outside of the chamber, who were chant shouting and encouraging them right that we are going to fight for them. The speaker.

Turn off my voting machine and told the chief clerk there he's absent, represented Jos, their absent. This has never happened before and it's been there for twenty thirty years, never seen anything like it. It gives the afro justice, afro scared, white people, the afro, the pig, the the the the the fact that we are serious about what we talking about right, roger two way, because I think there is a misconception on people there, I believe, in the right to bear arms verses, wit. You're fighting is as far as gun reform is concerned, and I haven't heard a lot about. You know that the difference between the two. So can you give us just briefly? What is it You know that you're fighting for you saying, abolish all weapons and nobody should have a weapon. These support to way is at the assault militaries thou web is give give us. Let let us know where you stand on on gun violence, in how you see that I have nothing against the second amendment of people's right to bear arms that

was an issue which is at issue. Is people having weapons of war on streams to walk into schools and two churches and killing people yonder. Ten people were killed in charleston. Far from my nine people killed in charleston right, we Having more guns in this is the solution that public is offering a less put security officers in schools, that is the church right that would have helped Larry, So the problem is the guns are given into the hands of the wrong people and the real quality is: there are certain weapons that normal people shouldn't have access to a rude and specially eighteen, especially eighteen year olds, I'm because

don't do anything unless we protegee, when I'm also pro comments and gun reform. Come is common sense and we're not what I'm asking you to your point. When I ask for say anything to stream, let's take everybody's got, nobody have a gun or anything like that. We're saying that there are better ways that we can do things has the president reached out to your device. We, as we had to get conversational president violence. Originally it was reinforcing that what the tentatively myself represent just represent jones did was right and that the response, the republicans, is anti democratic and its also. It would be an invitation to the white house to come and elevate this issue by gun violence and the laws that can be passed. There have even been plant passed in places like florida, reflagged laws that can have a national impact granted by this should be doing. Moreover, there at my heart to hear him say that he's powerless and he can't do anything without congress. We noted that the largest bully pulpit in the world would have on call out somewhere else, and it is that we know give money from these gun. Lobby is really a candidate. So as to your point, there is a responsibility incumbent upon error, but whose, like an official to use their power

the power that they do have this if they we say in the justice movement right, nobody is powerless by people have been made feel powerless. People have been ignored people and are not voiceless, but their voices have been ignored and I think for the present The vice president did come to nashville the following day of ice present Kamel Harris? We have to see her and talk with her similarly reinforcing, but also she was holding the folks accountable to on the ground in the Capital annotation call nobody out today. You know what I mean. Does she get outta here? Who does you call out? I didn't hear a call. He was definitely called cameron, sexton, okay, that that's the you're the house, governor Billy, is the the governor william lambert leads. The republican party jammer facing is the kok is chairman. Mark White is and shall be county our county and voted to expel myself and my car, just in jones yeah. We do know into your point you some about the right. We have to say their names have. We need other folk to know. Who is it that we have a response

We have heard accountable and just the similar we have the responsibility. Just like we have responsibility to speak of the names of those we lose. We have responsibility speaking the names of those who are perpetuating this harm. That's right. We got more with justin pearson when we come back he's the member of the tennessee house of representatives representing the eighty sixth district. You remember that he was expelled a couple of days ago. Will kick a ball with him when we come back as the breakfast local morning morning, everybody is dj. Envy charlemagne, the guy we all have breakfast club says le figaro is joining us, so we still talk with justin Jake, piercing eyes. He was a member of the tennessee house representatives, reference eighty six district in Memphis. If you remember but he was expelled a couple of days ago, tat S, okay, so sweet gonna colonizing. Where was representative freeman on before there is a democratic right. He is a Democrat that is a guy. Why is representative friedman not on the floor was not on the four? Why was he not on the floor? Prior to that does the plan to get on the floor and join you in this,

protests, since these are actually his rip. The can it shows that he represent, because I'm all about calling out republican leadership. That's why we're about calling out democrat leadership as well, and so when I see a representative that actually represents the candidate, was that there were murdered. I want to know: what's the problem with him, stepping up in also being expelled in joining you in this protest. I'll tell you this I've spoke, naturally to represent a free man, he hasn't legislation that I think is going to be useful and your pass. But I'll tell as for democrats- and I alluded is before for democrats are in particular, going along or within the institution as has been set up. Has been the norm resisting the institution has not in fact, We myself represented johnson, represent jones it overwhelmingly heard folk saying, like you all, probably should not have done that, because the risk you can read

Being it right is just as bad to me on the republican side, though. So, if we're going to say that republicans are holding up holding up progress which they are, then we have to also be fair. You don't have to do it cause. Those are your colleagues. So that's, ok, I'll do it for you today. We also have to say that democrat leadership, as well as holding up progress, because, if you admit the jobs it miss Johnson were willing to you I'll, be expelled and lose your sea while somebody else who actually represents those who were slaughtered since back and says nothing That's unacceptable! So I'll just go ahead and ask Mister Friedman. Are you going to join your brothers and sister in protests, or is he going to continue to go along with the get along like that? That's an important question. I notice your colleague, but I just think that needs to be out there. Always one of those you actually represented sleep when you're saying nothing at all. Disagree Why doesn't and if they are done, disagree with that point in the report, if they dont reinstate you, what was in the plan we define before we

ran for office head any of these titles. We were the fighting in environment justice to stop to multi billion dollar corporations from building a pipeline through black neighbourhood, a box down and westwood saved a million people's drinking water are community rose up again the solidarity dividend we get rid of. People to realise that if you allow them to steal black people's land and build a pipeline, all of our warning is poisoned showed the interconnectedness and that if you hurt people who are already suffering, we also ending gun. Violence is good for all of us, including our communities and y'all know like in our whether it be nixy hustle or young doff right, like we experienced gun violence in so many ways, but the attention that it gets has also been desensitized and people have to realise that the effects of their legislation is having its significance. consequences acutely on on a black amused and poor communities, but doing something to fix these problems benefits. Everybody include their children. A show in Memphis caution,

and the biggest thing people are scared of. Is safety yeah. They want to make sure they're safe. They I've never had to hire this many security, so that just tells me that the people in Memphis actually just don't, feel safe. This is not a rap performance. This is not a a street performers. It's a family fun day. So how do we make the people of Memphis feel safe? Again we have to put in real laws policy practices and money into helping our communities they. Asked a law, acted the chief of police aren't you ve. Please went to Nashville say: please don't do this if you do we're gonna, see an increase in murders if you, if you have irma gluyas care of you, gonna, see more kids, breakin in cars and just to steal guns for two thousand In plus, cars have been broken into murders of forty four per cent this year, exactly the effect that we knew would happen if this republican legislature passed this bad legislation is what happened so there's a fight that has to happen politically in the

the term. We also need to think about how do we have prevention? How do we, even if it is sixteen yoke it has again? How do we get them? I use that word. Wear They need to be. What do you mean to access? The reality is there's more work I have to research I have to do ocean asia. She were set, dinner for justice, innovation and we're talking to her organization and others like mobs demand action. How do we invest hundreds of millions of dollars into prevention instead, only offering as people say, thoughts and prayers or praying for the person whose committing the act that god helps them see. These the these false solutions are not gonna get us to us. for community, because here the reality, the guns out there they pay day guns for every person. American have concluded a babies, and children is I've, got the guns. Are there and so on? gonna go be able go take your right gone back or anything like that. So how do you actually prevent gun violence, happening in the first place? You got a lot of instances of people commit suicide

a lot of instances of kids accidental issued in one another. With guns, and so ok is there some gun stores things that we can do that might help us is mental health services that we can offer the folks as they don't believe the last of it is going to take everything, but instead of focusing on what are the right solutions? folks in the majority party in tennessee and folks who were silently complicit alongside them, are sick. expel and have expelled myself a remedy Dr Jones, Sometimes there was when she talking about you, know freeman cause. All, would wonder by that. You feel like you're getting enough from your own Is a white man who's a white man by the way I just want to throw that in he deep the white man so go ahead and wonder you feel like you're, getting enough support from your own party, because I wonder what was the significance of of vice president harris come in there other than a photo.

Opportunity like? Is she gonna, put some resources behind you? If you know so, you can campaign again like what is there. So I thank you for raising this. One of the points that we did talk about with vice president harris was: how do we build? progressive leaders in the south. The fight for american democracy. The fight for black liberation, the pfeiffer really revise liberation is attack and siege in the south, as others is to resist, is in, and I mean this is in state houses in mississippi in georgia, in tennessee, in alabama florida in texas, the work is done. Be there were written this book by charles blow. Captain what about the devil? You know right and so Vice president harris president Biden, not leaving the issue alone, and we talked about. Ok, how do we the voices of those most impacted, the victims of gun violence. They help us

what solutions and then how do we get more people who believe, like we believe, are willing to sacrifice like were willing to sacrifice to get justice. They are going to leave you alone further to say he's powerless I can't do anything would plead the congress to do something there. That's gonna leave an issue alone, I've kind as above mina. I think one of the things, as I say, the things that he has done well in this part of the Second of action that has been able to take when it the congress there, which is right as the federal branch that he probably has more interaction within the state it is- the question of why are the republicans who are running the house and the dinner it's a run of the senate taking this issue as soon as they are similar, christopher murphy I've been supportive of us, but we need real legislation that does banish all weapons, because the problem is, if you leave it up to states, they will do to the most extreme thing, maybe to their base, but one is developing. Does it? All of us have to abide by the same rules, and so I do believe him exercise of political pressure on account.

was telling them that they do need to act and putting energy and resource behind. That is going to be really important here. As you said, like I'm grateful for the call great for the opportunity to come to the white house, then we can for talk about. What are those actions? Look like in a deliberate fashion because is high When you see a grandmother come into your office, tell you about how her granddaughter was washing dishes and got got got shot. They don't even know that it was a bullet wounds that it until a police officer on the small of a hole through the glass in the window, you see her. You talk to her. You don't have the same response as folks who were saying you just need to shut up and be quiet barton. I allow you to speak. I we got more with joy, Jane pearson, where we come back, don't move is to breakfast club. Some galaxy launchpad. Our guy armenia now is the fiftieth anniversary, hip, hop which started in the bronx back in nineteen seventy three, and it makes it so fitting that this she has had its new rapid is bronx native ice spice. In her new joy,

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I represent pearson. I do want to ashes before you get outta here, cause beyond the afro in the dashiki and you know cause they did that in congress. What would it tell me about your black policy? That's important to me where you think about er, so reparations, I'm one hundred percent for reparation. I have been passed a long time for cash for credit, for actually for credit card fraud, and I was just another member of our radio community in january, and I explained the reason why I'm for reparations isn't just because of the enslavement of black people, because there are some people who say well, you weren't enslaved, and then we have to walk through housing segregation. We gotta walk through lynching. We gotta walk through mass incarceration, which we experienced enough. What about reparations for all of these harms that we have experienced all the present day? Are you willing to put it on your website, though, because it is not on the website on issues yeah. Are you willing, then? Okay, I'm willing to do that. It is not the issue that people in district eighty six are saying is number one for them, because the point that was made earlier. There definitely concerned about safety, their concern about crime, a lot of

the population also or elderly, and so you see on the website aging justice, theirs enough money in social security to actually help elders live, the rest of their lives in a meaningful way that so policies for putting forward have to do with people being able to grow old well, which not Food financial increases in money by creating opportunities for them to gather and to have community. I live in the most polluted one, the most polluted districts in the state, and so but god rest but their souls, but my grandma's have died of cancer. A grim of the fierce and grim with a grin it was due to environmental racism which differentially hurt black people import well, so both my grandmothers lived in a community this community I live in now where there are seventeen toxic release, inventory facilities that are polluting our air, water and our soil, and so the black policy that I have, as you articulated so well, is a finding where there are the injustices in environment and education. Gun violence in everything that we can do put in the resources towards them, because its

the majority of my district has been impacted, but the effects of it. Tend to be on everybody, and what is Important to note here is that, for us to seek and to be a part of liberation, and this is this is an important. The people who do the resources, also have a responsibility as

I talk about white people's engagement and involvement. It is not to say I am just concerned about what they think or what they feel is because I believe white people and people of privilege and power have a responsibility of choosing a social location with the people who are being marginalized because they gotta they have harmony in our resources and they have a lot of what they have because of what we got. And so I prioritize representative pearson, when they highlight you, though, as the black man see that's the thing you know they think he sent. You know you did it to black guy. You did so the black guy representative johnson said you know you were expelled because you were black so see we gotta be consistent. If, if we're going to push black when it's time to say hey, I can rally around us and I'm on your side, I'm just telling you you're being very fair. You know about how this looks when we're saying black like like like like like black, I gotta does she, I gotta add for one black and black bleak black, and then we get to the policy and say everybody else: it it it. It disengages a lotta folks, and so when I look at people's issues on the west side, you do mentioned black when you talk about criminal justice reform. But when I look at the other, you know policies you talk about black voting rights and criminal justice reform, so I would just like to see- and this is just something you know- for the tool box cause. I've also seen a brother you've gotten a lot of accolades from a lot of black organizations set up to attack me as though you're in memphis defending your honor. You know with me in a three hour tour of space, so I'm I'm posing these questions to you, because I want people to know more about you and what you do for black people. Where does she get people to realize in every issue that exists in our society in our country, black people,

was liberation must be prioritize right. this is every issue, and so forgive it is, if it doesn't say it at every issue. But any time as we are beating about justice that is inherently a black. As you end, it is important as well that it be said- and I understand that, but there has to be a priority issue in a black people within issues, but is everyone and in the end, the thinking right for liberation is that we have to. not only prioritize in policy, or even prioritizing what we speak but is to help other folks recognise when you're talking about black people, it does not to the exclusion of everyone else. The the national policy is that you have a super majority republican legislature who, by a partisan vote, expelled two black men but an expo. And represented johnson because we stood up against the inner re because we stared at her or an into gun violence. The result is the expulsion.

the two black men, but how we got here is part of the problem and is because We have an anti democratic institution being run by P. but who are being funded by the national rifle association, the Tessie firearms association people say that more baffled. Pisses me off about this whole situation. That's what I want to hear more people say we know why so many republicans our gates, he no gun reform, even though the majority of people want to see it tat. No even talking about this in over the past few days, I hate when people forget about the issue. I fear bodies in all. These guys are stars, and you know dave. They ve been prepared to start, and now I don't care about that. I care about the issue. You know, and I've seen it before. We thought is knowledge nor does the cabinet me. No cabinet, came out talking about a specific issue which police brutality then it turned into well. You got kicked out of added value, he got a nobody thought and everybody started no net. That's not the issue right! There's, u gun legislation ripe, one last question before you go up, all the main thing is peoples.

If this were disenfranchised, yes, and when we make it about the person the politician, then people start arguing about you. You know well was he this was he that would make it about the issue. Then you're going to have to weigh people say well, you shouldn't be fighting gone by. I believe that if we centre it on the fact that seventy thousand would collect all three of you over two hundred thousand people's voice were removed. I think that's a bar, a bipartisan thing that anybody should have a problem with, even if it's the issue that they disagree. So this happened to a conservative. Would you be in agreement? that people should be spell just because somebody doesn't like what they say. Never never write and I've heard server. Two people come to me a bit like this is wrong on every single lang. I would never vote Expel someone for breaking a house decorum cormorants, because what they say it is something I don't like. I don't like these people who say there should be no exceptions when someone, gets raped or or there's incest and they need an abortion. I don't I don't like what they say when they say everybody needs access to us all right. I dont like those things but

does not mean that the people who elected you don't deserve to have you represent them in the way that you think they should, and it does not mean that I deserve in any way shape or form to be able to take your voice or your power away in a demo credit process in setting its. That? That that is that this is a part of the issue that we are in an institution that being an operating in an anti democratic way and folks again on both sides of the ira. Republicans democrats, outside of the chamber's, have said the same thing. You can't take me was the first amendment and away because you believe there, some absolutism that doesn't even deserve a peaceful protest related The second amendment in a country built on protest Thank you just we will let you

I freeze your childless morning, depreciates you suggested. Thank you so much for allowing me to pull that stuff out, and I look forward to representative bob freeman the Democrat, who actually represents they'll slaughter to speaking up. Keep us posted. I agree to donate to your campaign or yup are getting. You said, the issue that we have on our website go to vote, just nj dot com. You can contribute and also you can join our mailing list, stay in touch and engage with us, because this is we're part of a movement. It is not just going to be a moment that that that comes in and fades away for us. We going to stay engaged and on this because we know the fact that it has, we know this with the catalyst for was the tragic death of six people asheville at the covenant school, but that does not again in this they after resurrection right that doesn't have to be the inn, and so is a part of it competition. That work is building this movement. They end gun violence, but also to do the work of justice in so many different issues in areas that impact black. spoken in particular poor or folk. Our communities, alright

as justin in pearson. We appreciate you for joining us. My brother, I appreciate y'all so much and have me back sometime, come on be your lesson for you radish the breakfast club come on. Alright, everybody is dj. Envy charlemagne nigga, we are the breakfast club. We got our co host with us added rodriguez with that and let's get to the room. Is this talks? Wally has it has a whole lotta name or you're gossiping gods of the report. I mean, I guess we are on the register. This is where the tea spills right right on the breakfast club now swae lee talks with the million dollars worth of game shop to Gillian, while traveling to cool bonds with Gillian, while, oh my god, man we going to pull up on gilliam swallow real soon and do a million dollars worth of game writing. Would it work alright, now sweetly talks about losing his girlfriend to a truck driver. I was living in sulfur. Basement A girl she broke opium is I'm on one of my first girlfriend so bored

She counted a career, Wendy, anglo french. Are we sit on the floor? Sway boy? I can't be with you anyway why she let me first of all throw it, but he may like seven k online swell came, were laid out. Will you gonna say Currently the shavings People living in kind of my birth knowledgeably gazed misuse maria. We were. You treat me for an important because we will need to do to the colonies of war. Is super lighter bore, hardly my role being tracked. You learn a lot of visa, stop letting you girl do that being. Bottom truck drivers. We shall pass and wonder how we have not done as I let you girls they blow to hone or whatever the hell at is there you go.

That story sound, is so funny cause he was like. I was living in my produce. This base me right was driven. Arnold had anything to do with the money and the guy probably just had his life together. He had the vibe like she was feeling the vibe. He was treating it the right way. You know. No one could, even if he was up and come in artists, if she really within the human really had that connection, she wouldn't have left them for the trump drought. But what he said was money related, though, because he was making like seven k, twelve k a month, then maybe They're just told you you, you should have their bank, you right. I think drunk drivers blew the hall when they heard death or just not sure, all of now kendrick perkins. You know he works for espaa and he does a first take with stephen a smith at times now he was a he went viral yesterday and asked because he was breathing loud. He did not believe they were going to do a damn thing,

this post me, so we can make their decision so why we think they're, not the good, If we don't have to have brother got sleep apnea now, no kindergarten rooms are dope. It was extra the other day, so he moved the prep mess luther big part. He said he clarified that I'm working on battling the flu, while I'm working some people take days off, not me that sounds like he had what I had like. I had the pile of somebody who's. I used to breathe hard. Listen, I'm telling you in our probable first day with no, no, no, no, no, not a nose job, but I had pileups in my nose that would make it very difficult to breathe used to say every. Why you re missile hidell by never would reduce the scene at nimby, red red. Did you say that before

yeah I'll, never know with those combs read who's to say, you're heavy breathing hard. I went to. I went to the doc because I was snoring a lot and there were more The paths which helped me breathe lot easier. I didn't, I know those out of the candle and write a note, notaries notable oshea Bobby. I see I told you, but about the little knowledge and I get the pinochet and my guess is instead a joke. It is that the new one, Peter pan is like he knows, come up a little that now young em, a she's. We haven't seen her in a long time, but she says she's on the road to recovery. She said she had a recent health scares. You not telling people what it is, but she talks about insist you can it be put here how struggles in a new music and documentary first show basically This is more small setback and producer.

Comeback. Unfortunately, I made a lot of wrong decisions in my life and you know things started to you know catch up with you or whatever the case so as much I dunno. Besides, all that, I'm actually doing much better I've been getting well. You know. I've been very my sober. You know besides, you know drop me. Some new musical cause a mouse. I have a documentary where my story, or whatever the case so I'll, keep ya soon catch our up, because I know yeah. I've been wondering on that. Mysterious came on person, problems myself. I was trying to expand and expressed its yeah. So basically saver They won't be one may somebody's gonna be one of and may summers are promising nodded I started when a barber posted a video forgetting her hair cut and people notice, s look alike, then, and also that her eyes were yellow I usually when your eyes a yellow, that's usually a sign of liver problem, so

We don't know what's going on with her, but I'm glad that she looks a lot better and, as she says, she's on the road to recovery going to get some new music, a documentary in our shop. The younger me yeah, she says, said alonzo wrapper jews. Is this really? devilish, sending energy to could I mean, operate a deadly pray for good health, a good health and one little thing that you always absently include in your prayers, like you know: good mental health, good physical health, good spiritual health, so every citizen, Angela Young gotta, a close friend at had a problem with his liver and his his eyes turned yellow at first and he had no one to get a liver. Don't you had been almost bloody, a loser evelyn now he almost had to. But I guess you, is that one organ net repairs itself on that too sure. But I have not even a thousand times better an arm a doctor, but not that kind of that, and you know it, The brave and honorary doctorate recycling sit universally go there. My mother, What that my mother did and I have a scholarship and endowed

epps afghan state university. You pay for it and so the five donated money of honorary doctorate, I'm adapted, but not that kind of that sound, well, I'd. Ask them a cavalier you doc. You day, you go the dalai lama. how he wants it, but the dalai lama needs to come to the front of the congregation you'd like to have a word with if he doesn't want you to conquer heat and add onto a utopia but we'll get into a nexus to breakfast locomotive don't be all jagged like a dog. It's time for donkey of the day, I'm a big boy. I take the defeat to be allowed to observe it. Ain't, no charlemagne, the guy, who has a funny slick salesman, say something you may not agree with, doesn't mean I'll, be getting that dog donkey that don't come out the other day that the breakfast club picture. You can call me the donkey of the day, but, like

it'd be no arm well. Dog. Here today, for tuesday April eleventh go to the dalai lama. I said dalai lama, not daly mommy, as you heard drake, say, on their new record. He put out last week search and rescue, apparently dolly mommy means. Do it. Mommy are come on mommy in spanish. Am I right about that at arenas, valley, valley, valley, mommy? Do it mommy come on mommy? Well, if that's, what valley mommy means in dalai lama must mean: do it daddy or come on daddy, because yesterday we saw the spiritual leader of the yellow hats attempting to get his freak on. What are you talking about uncle sharla? Honestly, I don't know what I'm talking about, because I don't know the dalai lama's intentions behind what he did. I just know what I saw and I saw it at eighty seven year old man kiss a little boy on the lips and then asked the little boy to suck his tongue. Let's go to CBS news miami for the report. Police. The dalai lama is facing criticism. After a video emerged, showing him kissing a child on the lips, then asking him to suck his tongue. This happened in february at an event in india. The video shows the young boy approaching and asking for a hug. That's when the Dalai lama invited the boy onstage and kissed him in a statement released today, the dalai lama apologized, adding he often teases people. He made an innocent and playful way, but he added that he regrets this incident. Now we have the actual audio of him asking to get his tongue sucked right. The light the now nasty

that's an understatement. Now I was reading an article in the independent and they were saying that online, the Dolly daddy's supporters were defending him, saying that the exchange can be explained by tibet, culture. Ok, what is the culture of well? According to it, the fourteen bbc article sticking out your tongue can be considered as rude in tibet. Is if greeting it has been a tradition followed by the tibetan people system knife century when the region was was ruled by laying drama who was known for black tongue after it. for the king, the local studies showing their tongues when asked to confirm that they are not like him or his reincarnation. Ok to institute of east asian studies. You see berkeley also mentioned this and its twin. Fourteen peace to institute to on his website as sticking out ones tongue is a sign of respect our agreement, was often used as a greeting in traditional tibetan culture. Okay for every digital d had all internet imbeciles. Using this as an excuse, y'all are missing the devil, damn point per usual. He didn't just ask them to stick out his tongue. He kissed them on the

as far as our notice, it in his childhood grandchild or a relative just a young boy, not only the kissing want to, he asked the young boy to suck his tongue. Is that part of the culture? Ok, I know Why did the culture one of my favorite tv shows day drop clinical volunteer, Dave? Okay, I love dave on fx. Alright, I was on the last episode of the first season for season two and the first few episodes of the new season fan freaking tactic. Okay, I just got caught up over the last couple of weeks, but on dave, gator and little dickey are always talking about getting sucked literally that's how they describe it. That's what they call it. I got sucked the dalai lama might as well as used dave's line when he was talking to the lowboy. Somebody may this year, what is disturbed. So many of us, because so many of us have been. Asked by all the people in our last. Ok included, we have wrote two new york times best selling books. I've discussed it for, for those of us who have been molested by older people is usually older people that we are supposed to trust, family members, spiritual leaders in some cases, teacher

because people are supposed to serve our greater good, are usually the ones taking advantage of us ass kids. So trust me when I tell you the reaction to stuff like this is person. Ok, when you got young kids like so many of us do and you ve been touched on before the parental paranoid. At we experience in no situations, even have time to describe the all right now. Okay, that's what my therapist is for, but trust and believe this image, this image of sex, my demons in this era, where you can go online and read to a non conspiracy theories of celebrity far rings in balenciaga when they got dad campaigns depicting kids in media tire and child pornography, court ruling papers and less not even start talking about the priests and the catholic church ok, which is what I'm sure a lot of people thought about when they sawdust. the dalai lama did apologize I apologise to the boy, his family and said he regrets the incident. No, you broadly regretted. The cameras rolled brow regret.

You got caught. Ok, you notice randomly have low boys to suck your tongue and actively sucking at a tongue. Might be more intimate, sucking meet you son, the money tongue, especially in this era, covert monkey parts was the covert requirements into bed. Eighty plus year old. I know to this day They were mask around everybody, especially low germ carrying kids. What this man and dolly moment that damage mumbled dalai lama is willing to risk respiratory disease at his age because he wants to get his muscular organ in his mouth, that aids and chewing speaking in breathing stopped while he continues the dalai lama, often teases people, he meets in an innocent and playful way his holiness wishes to apologize to the boy and his family, as well as his many friends across the world for the hurt. His words may have caused hey man, maybe I'm looking at this through a western lens, or maybe I'm thinking about being molested myself and how that adult started. The innocent and playful way of the dalai lama described it in his apology. Maybe I'm just an anxiety, ridden parent

was triggered by his own traumas, and when I see this video I say to myself. I would absolutely pistol with any adult who played with my kids like that. Ok, all, I know is in this moment: do you like is very appropriate to ask me my they give the dalai lama the biggest see how he he you stupid, mother, you dumb thoughts, I thought this. Then. I completely agree with what you said. I was triggered an you know, ibm molested, and it was this. It was off. It was reminiscent of what we see what the catholic church- and we also think about you- know little children throughout the world that are defenceless when you get there Man calls himself his holiness and where we give these people these titles, and we revere them in this way than they are absolved from being held accountable for a lot of their actions, and you know you see that with the catholic church all the time. That's that now called. I was like a freudians slip. Absolutely what happens next now like

Why does he asked ass? He loses power, I don't know I know although the aegis scarcely six, only suck your talent, you just stated maybe it's different over there. I don't know he's going to be right where he is going to be rare with you yeah I dunno geez thank you for that donkey today, our right now, when we come back with a lot of changes, would never you said: Jesus Iraq, Jesus wooden, therefore stop. Tolerable us over the phone lines, eight hundred five, a five one or five one less talk been zeno. Now. The reason we discuss and benzene is what I've audio do we are we have been talking about, are marijuana and his daughter, coil ravenous, listen she's about this. In sixteen isn't a

no wonder the smoke, of course so slow down, but we know tat. I want to be the bad guy wage, saudi smugly, thirteen exact. Why does he wondered what you want? You gave to be better legal rights. We do in that is called necessary hypocrisy when you start no out again necessarily the pangs rice and well. the phone lines, eight hundred five, eighty five one or five one? Would you more marijuana, which you kids, with Get it out of benzene of benzene brought the conversation because we talk about weed and heaved and smoking weed. Any probably. You know seen his door, his daughter Bobby seen him do it and she started on, but we ask and would you smoke marijuana which it gets? I think what he said is true. I don't I, I gotta look more into the term necessary here. Accuracy, but I think, is almost impossible to not be The critical? Would you kids in I mean you, don't want it, more same mistakes that you did when you was that that age? Even if you still do it now,

yeah. I never went home and told my daughter tina pregnancy let go, but that is the cost and eight hundred five eight five one. Five one I'm sure, like the first time I ever tasted a heineken who was my dad, my dad gave it to me when I was young. My dad gave me bud rot budweiser little mosque on the south carolina baby, the king of beers give me a heineken and I never drink, but was ever good as I spit it right out. I drink, but I I was married young. I know every I don't even remember the age, maybe thirteen fourteen okay, but we're asking you to wait. Spitting things out of your mouth yeah yeah, but now I circle my tongue telling me all alright. Now the question is eight hundred five, eight one one five one! Would you smoke weed which your children were going to talk about a world where we come back? Don't movies the breakfast club the morning after breakfast club, the procreate, sometimes because he doesn't want his daughter smoke weed. Let's listen, cause she's about fifteen, sixteen the synergy gate.

Mogahed wanted to smoke of course chose like damn like we know, so I don't want to be the bad guy. He just started smoking weed thirteen exactly. Why would you want your kids to be better than we do and that it's necessary hypocrisy, but you'll? Stop I like that. No that again necessary. So we're asking eight hundred five eight five one one five one. What are your thoughts now? Either you have a daughter, our daughter, Hannah fun for ages, my kids or my daughter's twenty six, and my son is thirty one okay, so they have a so let's say they wanted to smoke with mommy. Would we? small formica's at all? I don't want to create. Have as we make is where we did. We different different differentiate parental line flame

it will be in their mother. But educators do right now I don't drink, but to me that my son doesn't drink yeah, I don't. I don't want a glass of wine, I'm just asking I mean my daughter will have a glass of wine at dinner, but we know about they get messy to have that attitude. I just think you know the other thing is. It depends on how old they are right, because, even if I did something early like I joked earlier like I don't want my daughter. Will your your your brand name for the develop. Why you smoking weed, whereby did it, you see how my life turned out. Why you want to do is, like you know, I think you are We cannot be afraid to draw lines when our case, because we want be cool with them, but you know what an act monday, twenty one I was thinking about it when we have this conversation, that this is where it will be sticking. Of course, you do want to smoke or do anything like that which it which a kid, but My daughter wanted to try marijuana. If she wanted to, I would as you try with me alive.

With me. Then try with somebody wanna have friends that you go to college with right because wish you well: where would they be binds marijuana that is Canada's from? Where would it kokanee is at least we're fit. No, I would rather her come to dad and play hey dad. This is something I wanted to try. I would like to try with you cause at least I can go to one of the it's very resign nowhere or some or you'll get it from your mind. You know cannabis lotto. Now I you think any one thinking. movie out the parenting and our two beauty, kids, both correct because I can see myself going either way. Ah, my kids of forty seven four in one- so hopefully I told a hopefully to have them- may go to settings anytime soon by a kind of fear. What I said I don't want to draw a line between. You know it's in children. I am that low friend, you know and I was more than you do animals, but you know what the sailor say. You don't want to do edible you dummy I'd. Would you rather should get it from? You then played one rope.

lemme, namely that he is doing sixty milligram most remote areas. I could teach about microdosing it and teaching her the effects of getting it from a friend who don't know what you take supplements. You don't know what she said a lot. A lot of these are for recreation. A lot of mine is for anxiety, know what I mean. So it's not like. I'm doing it just strictly for recreational, even though I do do it for recreation, sometimes, but not all the time. So I dunno, I think any doubt I would like to agree with you too. I would like them to come out the conversation regularly, not army. I agree, but I can't see myself sitting around high with kids, we now reenacted nothing from friday lay. I know you know me, I'm here agree with you, though. I want my kid to come to me and, of course, monitor the situation, but to create The happy where you accuse feel like they can come to that kind of stuff with you. I just feel like it is

that that's the gateway. What happens when I go? I wanna try cold now what kind of the dead man you're on your own about billy smoke in blood, You know what I mean, but I ain't have a route but willingly, but that's part of the legacy or you accidentally smoked coconut blunt. Just imagine if your daughter or you know, I'm warning. You kids wanted one could say you know what I'm gonna try it out. My friend got something in a smoke at nowadays smoking cope, but that's what the I agree with you when I would want my kid to come. Talk to me about every. but I agree with idle when you know is still lies in writing, have errand odin, crying over sat around tat a drink them either. My parents and I wouldn't want to You know I mean I would I I barely like to drink around my mom, but I'm not field about their mementos. A long time ago, y'all gotta watch that alcohol cause I've got a long line of alcoholics in your family. So I know how you feel about that. So I can go, I I could go either way. I took a little bit of from both the asset, hello. This is getting now

aids issued a good morning got mine I haven't been on your question about the near one and he got a monthly. I wouldn't do it all key its arm, it my children, brown. Personally, I waited. it. I know, carry that. Do allow it, because if it's going to be done, do it in the comfort of your own home, and I want to feel things are being added to it, I want to. I want to know your reaction to away, but now they nirvana have benefit we're. Ah, I can't help it might make me out loud you. So at the same time that one day you know, personally, I wouldn't do it. My town's thirteen fourteen you'd no play a grown child. Yet

you know I don't be lost all gonna wanna. Your reaction, monitored if they don't give up, I would love for my not thought animal. We mad early outlined fifteen seventeen years of my my daughter, who's fourteen. I did feel like that in a couple years. I wish you I wish he would come to me. I would tell her. No, you know what I mean feel like that's something you should wait to do until you get older. Your full frontal cortex isn't enough for you to wait by right. The only problem with that too is is you know. Once a year was it, try something they won't try. If they're reaching out to you to try. You can sit there and say no. I don't want you to, but I would just hate for them to be like. Well, I'm a child, my friends anyway and in my perfect excuse for that. What my daughter called me goofy. All the time tells me I'm weird, I say difficult as the movie when I was younger, so super mario brothers last night I kept going to you then and then, and then and then and then and in it- and she just looked at me like I was crazy cause. I smoke weed when I was young. So if you don't want to be weird and goofy, like your daddy,

wait until you get older, we literacy jeez, You can tell that you're, weird and goofy from denon and an annex to the great budget allows this high that the DA da, where you calling from I'm calling from ohio ohio. Now what would your daughter know. I let her try it because I've been smoking since I was twelve and have my medical card when she was sixteen she's like I want to try that, so I let her try. It hey, you wanna, try to figure out of that. One is love. You let her try it sixteen yet I I believe that's contributing to the delinquency of a minor right or my trip. I believe you are absolutely correct. Oh okay, then, and then, and then that it determined what he says. You never moved to do. He knows the eighth day, the first that you'd, like feel any day, but my we need a whole barrier,

cried, is then sixteen we were going to dinner cause like I don't wanna go. I can't function, this is still pay gap. No, she hates me what a great honour and a nobody none of us can judge you gotta magazine, enabling my daddy in panama, by why then went out its full bear. No relation out like that have opened up their beds

six there well eight hundred foggy five one o five. When we ask in would you smoke, we which achase? Let's talk about it when we come back to breakfast love more calmly, jogging Bobby bad? One morning everybody is the easy: hey envy charlemagne guy. We oughta breakfast club ida rodriguez, zau, calls effort, and we ask in eight hundred forty five when o five one would. You spoke we which chaff eyes as some interim unbowed using nor that there's a lot of data that connect gets those disorders with under aids, kids, who have been smoking and on drugs before they turned before their brain is fully developed.

So there is a lot of connections to schizophrenia in those disorders, though you gotta be careful when, when, when you're young, because it happens right around eighteen, nineteen schizophrenia and you have your full frontal- cortex doesn't develop until you're twenty five, so drugs and alcohol, and all of that definitely interfere with the development of the full frontal cortex. Absolutely I will just go to the phone lines close. This Nikki, hey, Nicky, we're talking about smoking with your children. What's your thoughts, mama done by theory, I would put my children on the grade of eight the environment after like, if they're just out with their kids or on the street, you know anything can happen and they are actually rather late. I got, though I think it would be a thereby made for the late at night.

I think we got to define his word children, I think, as parents we always call our children children when they groan, because what what do you mean when you say children may twenty one? I meant twenty two like of a I play. A lot of people are talking like wow. How old is your child, your child? They lot older to play. Pool It's funny cause. I just recently talked to him about. You, know drugs or whatever, and you got into it with the animate. But I told him if he was ever curious like constant. He like, don't ask your friends his company. Are you gonna go back to what we've been saying all morning? Man, your frontal cortex, is not completely developed until you, like twenty five drugs interfere with that you can be just having these kids That's why I'm a little off now from where you right, now you're the we could, we will do drugs too early you more than anybody else. hello? This is taken. aids in the morning I've gone wash it doesn T.

being looked at most tripping over china. Trying I had a good gazillion ways the only going to play I go. You know you China be handed over. They back and allow my child too. become illegal Do you know marijuana when you know you have to be honest, I led by I don't like how you do all of a sudden, try to sound professional, just say: we'd have you, but as a weed, eight and and then you said just say: we'd hate, if you'd be, you know why. Why would I? Why would I let my chubby away, you know, you know don't you know, You know how to do it, but I think there are twelve that's what want and how you want to parent. That's just not how I appeared, but that's what

because a merger of eat. Clue apparently, is to remember when you watch out child, you can't that job to know

I love those alive when they were when they were children. When you were a child. Excuse me, I agree. I just don't, and just I dunno how we keep the door open for kids still respect us as parents, but still come to us about everything which I mean you kind of need that, because, even if you look at what influences most of us right- and I know what influenced you and I I dunno if it happened, but you know music influenced us so much right, our favorite artist, culture back then, when we were growing up, we didn't have as many artists talking about weed smoke like we do now. As a damn lie, it's not true. We knew we had. The big is right that the dripping I've got chronic. That's so far away record. I smoked weed cause. Dre and slew. Are you talking about now? But now I think about all the artists now, there's so many more redman method, man, dre snoop. I smoked weed because of them to show you talking about I remember you got with

If we're stop, we always do this. Our era was terrible. Ira was just they learn from us when you're talking about like we see it more now. I dunno. Why cause legal everywhere? Do we have purposes because we've got a, they got a perkasie cause that ain't no purposes. We have a roboticist, because we do we scissors or three six mafia, all dips that, yes, yes, yes, we definitely are relatives of the beanie siegel was the song called. I can't remember COS era before robots hasn't comes for me, yeah. We definitely had to start without yeah definitely circles. I maybe right to show where we have progress on no artist, but we goat. A lot of them are willing to call me. My eyes bleed a lot of moot ang daddy. my mom mom restored

Oh Donald, like I said I grew up overall. Like you know, I I want my kid to respect me as a parent, correct. You know what I'm saying and they should be lined like. I said within I agree with you envy. You know you want your kids always come speak to you about everything but correct. No, I'm not. I can't see myself denial, my children due to do to do even when they're of age do Do maybe honor when we come back, we got your room report, we're talking Kim k she's in a horror, flick. Also antonio brown is being sued, will tell you all about it when we come back as the breakfast loved them on the breakfast club the. Samsung galaxy launchpad our guy on radio? Now is the fiftieth anniversary hip hop which started in the bronx back and nineteen seventy three, and it makes it so fitting that this she has had a new rapid is bronx native ice spice in her new job.

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Now antonio brown, it looks like he's gonna be sued by a jeweler. The jeweler saying Antonio brown owes him one point: one million dollars, plainly gave brown several pieces back and twenty twenty two under. I must add a bee would pay em one point: one million dollars in allegedly a bee hasn't paid anything as of yet, so, it looks like he is being sued and dignity What do you call it be up there talking about the question about this? Only thing yeah, so I get why you would sue would if the person has page you, their money When you saw him what makes you think you have to pay if anything they when you win the lawsuit cause, you can get the right you can. If, if you have a judge their sides with you, you can t car, as you can write down into a tear almost at a time when I think people dont pay, the jeweler is.

A lot of times once they have the Julia jewelry already they usually pay other things other than a jeweler. Like you pay your mortgage. Instead, you pay your car note. Instead, you play only. different things because a lot of times, I'm assuming that they forget, don't even think about it, but wouldn't you not want to have that bill? Wouldn't you want to just go ahead and take care of the jewels, so you don't get sued now you gotta pay. Your lawyer, then eventually you'll end up having to pay the jewel of the cost and yourself moment you're not going to be able to sell that jewelry for the amount that you buy for because it doesn't appreciate you know others like to use this opportunity to let people out there now so that this is a cautionary tale budget? Let people know are these celebrity there at least be flags and flaws in on the grand a making china make. You feel like you you're, not enough, because you don't have to listen to the american express bill now being paid and his jeweller now maybe loudly, people going in the whole broke because they traffic. But with the joneses you doin just right, wingers right. What are your money in your bank foe duff

a bad a lot of these people are fraud. I wanna hear forty plus year olds equate money in wealth to what somebody is wearing. Yes, it s dress. In seeking to me, then everybody. I note I got real real money. Real real wealth deny when you know me to demand John old mindset of your greatest. Ass? It is on your ass now. No, then you know really have any ass. I say here Emma gucci, bilateral buyer. The he thought ass, a thing about it, that's. Why I always tell the true like, I don't know about nah that was given to me, but I'm saying, like I wear something more than one time like absolutely: no, I'm not going to I'm not going to go broke, trying to keep up with people. You know elon musk is wearing the same stuff like they'll, gaze wearing jeans and a t shirt these people we on the other is the grand making china people make people feel bag and made all have

yeah, I can't be on them and the bad is than all of us that you won't even know these people are living hand to mouth. Room was the point aware design. As you know, in my own house now fact he can talk about it is that I should point mingles tell everybody out. There is its if you want to buy something nets that you want to buy, whether it's something gucci or louis, vuitton, christian dior or a nice car or or or anything anything I'll, do some jewelry. I always tell people this in Is that something that pays for that? You know you know, try to purchase a two family house. I was out in a deep pot out in jersey and they had homes in the area for like forty thousand dollars and he's like multi units and people were renting them out for thirteen hundred dollars each door, and it was a a young dude out that I was talking to that we he was a party promoter and you know it got cold or uncover any start investing in his town when nobody was in.

And he's doing very well for himself. I was telling people like that's what you should do it it's ok to buy those things, but make sure your investment pays for that. So it doesn't or your pocket. He doesn't come out as something else so anytime. I want to buy anything out there that I want to buy a car or a cream. for investment property. I try to make something pay for that, so it never comes out of my pocket of his rights and his era, and when I say this era, I'm not even talking about you from just talking about this era of social. You know they they would rather look like. They have money than actually have, and I'll say this. I I must. I am one of four and I was on television and I was doing comedy specials. I was doin work. Might three siblings about property before me. all three of another me they're, more financially litter adela, you didn't know, do you know, I just didn't have money I have over the birth of that he inca, like my income, was going up and down thanks

I have a financial adviser, and I come from that world that I was able to learn what to do with my money, but they they had a steady income and I respect people like that, and I always respect the working class because instagram is necessary? listen gang your favorite and it's gonna be lying, run media. They say it is more like you said it, it's a matter of having a knowledge. I was able to buy my first cribbage twenty two years. I've been up in a hormone for a long time, but the is- and I was honestly was because my dad was a police officer and he was very mean in the caribbean, very military style. I was like I gotta get out. At twenty two. I bought my first crib and I had to ask friends like I didn't even know what to do, and I call busta, rhymes and busta rhymes actually got me to mortgage officer to get me my first out my interest rate with fifteen percent, but it was it was able to get enough prescribes that. Tell everybody all the time. Just look into things. If you looking at

crib effigy loans. They do a forty year mortgages now to get your crib and we'll talk about when we come back to people's choice mixes up next eight hundred foggy five one, all five one for your request, and I want to remind you guys- Memphis make twenty eightth I'm doing my car show out there, It can be so do we do when it would paper out, which is young dolls company, with the young dogs cause there. We're going to have celebrity cars, exotic cars, american muscle, this can be kids, five and under are free. It is going to be rides games and all that can't wait to see you guys more information, click. The link in my bio cause, we'd love to see you guys there and, if you're in the area- and you want to put your car in the show or be a vendor, DJ envy kasza gmail com, a scam. got a special guest in the building. Who's came up coming off of a winning knockout. Yes, she caused the visa. Ladies and gentlemen, this girl is good. I'm fairly after a great day, you had a great training camp and we do everything we supposed to doing everything showed up on fight night.

As I saw him say that he didn't. He didn't believe in your powers, so you came in there with the intention to. Let me show this guy house grown. I yeah, I love when somebody say I can't do something. He said I can't point so My motivation was their show home instantly offered that I could punch. A sat me in front of me gave him the fight that he wanted to beat him at that too. You know what I was thinking about as a fighter regular, I'm watching the fight and it was a moment have won a reverie started like meat. Is, he can't do tell it all over there and when you, when you're a box? If you stop, when your punches a little bit, knowing that you know these guys this vulnerable, don't you just go har nah, I ain't gonna lie. I had just caught my second wind so like the stop the ride in town cause? I was really bad. Lifestyle be home of even worse than what I was I saw you shoulda refused to let it go longer, so I could really knock them out and give my fans like a real knockout graduate. I was hurrying home every time. I pushed them so

was either hidden clean. Again, he was going out that night now. Do you think Devin Haney is actually ducking you ain't? I ain't gonna get out there lying like he still can be. I don't think they used alchemy, a fight the one I'd be like never meet meal. I know Devis is a little key so light we always been one way class apart. So now that I'm going to the dirty five nine times out of ten is only, try for him to go to my place, so I understand it, but I wish he had a worried. Look at it. You said you are used as far along together assure you said you used to clean them up. I've heard you say that yeah for sure allow we ve got the better of him. never mind, but I mean he's back in the day there. So I know he looking at it like he got better. I felt as though I got better so when, if I have been it, it's gonna be amazing to see you feel like that. He tried to pit too great

black fighters against each other, because now it's they have to with blocks, but I'm gonna tell you why. But now it's everything's in record right in boxing is at a place now, where nobody wants a losing record. Nobody wants to take it out right back in the day of the void. If you lost, you lost a fight. Who cares you get back up and do? But now everybody wants that undefeated rapid, involve EU brothers undefeated. Here I bet you. I look at it like this, though, top athletes and are in our way class is black. I really think about me. Teabag daily, we all black so light they want to see the top people find a therapy. Wow look alike want to pin us against each other. Even if they do, we don't got no choice but to really squabble. Could I do they The top athletes there's gotta, find a baseline alma. Engaging in ireland are one of the best. I want to see her

im getting a regular me and show me that I'm not who I say I you you'll have to it's just like back in the day when it was sugar ray and had lousy matter, you lost, didn't you yeah forty six months from now, I don't think losing battle with my dad. I don't think that'll. Do it thanks, though he'd do anything floyd got your guys. We've got the world gas with Ella. No, no, but like in promotions, I can companies. What's a fighter lose his lack of foresight bags. I've got a fully start, always at a late hour, sugary linen and unless they still as big as they are, laser I wish they lag is like a whole restart now. Do you? was that what I, where you oughta, could never laws

he he macy, yeah. Ok, all are defeated. Yeah. If somebody's gonna lose you lose everything. Is you lose and you're gonna lose endorsements, you're not getting paid as much all that it can be. It depends how you lose, because I don't look at deontay wilder, no different he's. Still a warrior. Now he's a doll. I respect what I think why to put everything on the line. He just came up short against the better fighter, but Why does a dog thoughts pressure to stay perfect now? For me I'll look at their workers rights, I'm so confident myself, I think about lose. Only lose man, a beggar, my brain. I know em away when again, as I think about their work,

I get it like. I understand, like the floyd era boxing, the floyd era is like once you lose fighters gotta like restarting there's a whole decline in a career, instead of them just being the same fighter. Only fighters that really get away with that is fighters from other countries like anthony joshua or Canelo, just being a he's, a mexican star anthony loss was interrupted. I already knew nothing and drive the gorgeous. I've never seen him fight. He level you've never lost to somebody. I thought he should lose to you know he got gotten a ring with fury and he lost. I wouldn't look at. I look at him way different cause of hockey last year. You know what I mean. Oh sega fight, also uzi back friday. That, though yeah, but I mean I think we're home is more so like. I feel like I know really an air guys keep it. One hundred, I think it's hard problems. I think he got like a little heart problems. Sometimes I can't go in there. the little guys wasn't policy area. only oppose his will

Even when I saw him last week. I think it was last week, maybe two weeks ago, yeah same thing: yeah yeah. He got he scared, but like go in like go on it's just cgi yeah I mean he. He got potential though, but you know I think, big baby Big baby is one of the new heavy weights. That's going to take over the boxing room yeah when I was on my undercard yeah he'd be home, I'll watch them so when, when you have to go to another weight class, what what's the prep that you gotta do did I we class Honestly, this this time around, it was just so much easier to make way they had. The work is hard on fire weak. I say some of our energy a fair way. And I went thirty five. Then I felt at one thirty. So a lot of people wanted to see how it was going. I think I've display powers, be I've asperity. Ah, sir, you don't you do it if we want right when russia routed the legacy of the review of the us, what does that mean in my god that affect you? Look fine,

Maybe it was more soldiers, embarrassing mangoes embarrass me, but you gotta, take embarrass me we're all of this outcome: for people. I don't know what happened. I wait my fire own, nor my last by before this right and I my titles on a scale. I came in over our once a one point: eight pounds is one point a pound over here. if you compete, you can go with. Let me copy for a second now. You can't, because you are really dehydrated. So now, I'm so dehydrated ain't, no more water. In my body, I'm not sweating, a night coming out of my body for meat even lose anyway. So I just no took it on a chair may show one at that that really an advantage being my one pound, overweight or one point, a runaway that I think, is a disadvantage honestly, because, after light if our firefighter and they come in overweight

and that just show how much sapient I feel I offer like they probably outta shape me, I'm in better shape. So I think it's a disadvantage. That's allocated, I think, mark this ride. I came in all weight My way was lower than a wise, but my last fight, I went thirty and I'll find out what eddie fossil these disadvantaged. Ladies and gentlemen, of course, the resource precision would join as robin appreciate our lungs relax by making and when it went when you think you'll get in there. it from Devon. If any I didn't really, I mean, there's really nor the gaubert abnormal maui big yo is crazy. We used to be real cool or what are we? We was cool, probably not too long ago. He jumped to his weight class yeah. Now it's computation life. thereby we'll see one or what do you got to say I mean when he say some will see it all comes down to fighting each other end of the day. We can't go lit, wrestled back and forth on Yeah big is really a conductor meal. They were

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