All right, we're back for our all-new show, listen, this past week, everybody's been

talking about me and the whole topic of the conflict with Karen Civil. You may have watched

the Breakfast Club if you haven't go over and see what a million people are talking about.

I went on the show to talk about a conversation that I have with Karen Civil. Now some of you,

most of you, probably all of you, don't even know who that is. You're going to have to go to your

own research. A Google search will tell you somewhat what she does. So this show really, I want to

unpack, glue and damage, the conversations that have come out of those interviews. There's been a lot

of people online, YouTubers, bloggers, different show hosts on radios. I didn't really do a lot

of research because when I did the Breakfast Club, I went there with all intentions to just unpack it

and leave it on the floor and then go ahead and start pursuing my process to, you know, to be made

whole. But then I went online and I saw all these people talking about it, different clubhouse

conversations, YouTube and so forth. And then in particular, there was a big response and big

reaction to the conversation over at the Breakfast Club with Charlemagne and Envy. Blue damage,

you both saw the interview. We kind of talked about it over the weekend. But what did you think?

I was very proud of you. And I think I'd even texted you. I was very proud because there's Jason

Lee, the persona and there's Jason Lee, the businessman. And I feel like those of us who work with you

are privy to that other side of you. And this was the first time that I saw him completely take

the spotlight and just speak directly without any froze. And I think a lot of folks were pleasantly

surprised by how much sense you made. Sometimes the delivery, like you mentioned, things get lost in

the delivery and the show business aspect of it. But you showed up stripped down. You're completely

honest. You didn't make excuses. And I loved how clearly you laid out why it took so long for her

to finally be called out properly. So I love the interview. I'm so proud of you.

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