January 28, 2025 • 7 mins
Charlamagne Tha God Gives Donkey Of The Day To Some January 6ers! Listen For More!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
police killing of a black man.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Now do you development in the dead Lee spatshooting Rampa?
Then yes, it was a really bad day for.
Speaker 3 (00:09):
Him and this is what he did, and so we
are in a state of emergency. Okay, White supremacist violence,
it is always has been the number one threat to
us to size.
Speaker 4 (00:19):
But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
The breakfast club bitches all rich.
Speaker 3 (00:25):
Ronny, please tell me, why was I your donkey of
the day. Well, donkey today for Tuesday, January twenty eighth
goes to a few individuals. I'm gonna throw some names
out there at Matthew Huddle he's forty two years old,
he's from Hobert, Indiana. Daniel Charles Ball he's from Florida.
Andrew Take he's thirty six from Houston, Texas. What do
all these people have in common? They were all part
(00:46):
of the militia known as Vanilla Isis. Yes, they are
all insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol on January sixth, and
they were all pardon last week by President Trump. Why
am I bringing this up today because we just had
a vic ramaswame on breakfast club last hour. He just
recently left the Trump administration. All got pushed out depending
on who you asked. And we were discussing these insurrectionists,
all right, full disclosure, we had pre tape interviews, so
(01:10):
the day before is when we talked to Bovecs. So
a couple of these stories actually came out yesterday afternoon.
In the case of Daniel Charles Ball, that was the
one I referenced during the Bovek interview. But I bought
it up because there was no reason to do a
blanket pardon of everyone on January sixth, no reason for
President Trump to do that because some of these people
were criminals before January sixth. Okay, Daniel Charles Ball was
(01:31):
arrested for his role in January sixth. He entered the
Capitol and broke a window shutter through a device that
law enforcement officers that exploded. But he also has an
outstanding warrant in Florida and was re arrested last week
for a federal gun charge. Okay Andrew Take attacked police
with bear spray and a medal whip. He has an
unresolved charge of soliciting a minor and Matthew Huddle Well,
(01:55):
Matthew is dead, ladies and gettlemen, okay, deceased Jesus. Yeah,
he has vacated his earthly meat prison. I know you're
sitting around like uncle Sharla Wylould you ever give a
dead man donkey today? Well, it is possible to die dumb,
and I want to reiterate that Matthew was one of
the insurrectionist who was pardoned by President Trump. The FBI
said he was at the Capitol for several hours during
the riots and into the building for approximately ten minutes.
(02:16):
He was sentenced to six months in federal prison and
twelve months on supervised release. But according to the Indiana
State Police Criminal Investigation's Division, he was pulled over by
the Jasper County Sheriff's Department for a traffic stop and
he was allegedly resisting arrests. You don't say a Capitol
riot rider had zero respect for law enforcement and resisted arrest. No,
(02:40):
let's go to NBC News report.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
Police Hulbert Man, recently pardoned by President Trump for starving
the Capitol on January sixth, was shot and killed by
an Indiana Sheriff's deputy yesterday. Yesterday afternoon. This happened during
a traffic stop. The police account of what happened is
that the deputy pulled over forty two year old Matthew
Huddle on State Road four tenure the Jasper County line
around four to fifteen to the afternoon. When the deputy
(03:03):
tried to arrest Huddle, they say here, resisted. There was
an altercation that led to the deputy firing his gun,
killing Huddle. Please go on to say that Huddle had
a gun, but it's unclear what led up to that shooting. Now,
Huddle was just pardoned days ago for a misdemeanor related
to the twenty twenty one Capital riot. He was originally
sentenced to six months in federal prison.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
Once again, a Capitol Riot rioter, had zero respect for
law enforcement and resisted arrest. Listen, I'm just here to
give people the credit they deserve for being stupid, and
I'm here to inform y'all you're making your president look bad.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Now.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
I know folks don't listen to vice presidents. We learned
that very well during the last administration. But JD. Van
said something that made a lot of sensor regards to
the January sixth parties. It was very logical.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Listen, it's very simple. Look, if you put attested peacefully
on January sixth, and you've had Merrit Garland's Department of
Justice treat you like a gang member, you should be pardoned.
If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't
be pardoned. And there's a little bit of a gray
area there, but we're very much committed to seeing the
equal administration of law. And there are a lot of people,
(04:07):
we think in the wake of January the sixth, who
were prosecuted unfairly. We need to rectify that. What the
President said consistently on the campaign is that he was
going to look at a case by case basis, and
that's exactly what we did.
Speaker 3 (04:20):
Yes, pardons should be done on a case by case basis,
and these three cases I just named some of those cases,
all right. Number One, Daniel and Andrew were both violent
towards police. That should disqualified him for a pardon, according
to JD. Vance, I agree, okay. Second, Andrew was out
here allegedly soliciting minors online. And Daniel had a federal
gun charge and got rearrested as soon as he was
(04:41):
as soon as he was released. Okay, if Trump would
have done these pardons on a case by case basis,
like his vice president said, he would have seen that
and made the right decision. Okay, Matthew Huddle, I hate
that you lost your life to law enforcement. They said
allegedly he was resistant to the rest. You had a gun.
It's hard to give you the benefit of the doubt
because we saw how these domestic terrorists known as Vanilla.
Isis true you did law enforcement on January sixth. I'm
(05:02):
honestly shocked y'all didn't get shot and killed then, No,
I'm not. You had the complexion for the protection. All right.
The things more often than not tend to work out,
but clearly they didn't work out this time for you
because you're dead. Look all the insurrectionists, Capitol rioters, please
understand that double jeopardy in your case isn't the second
round okay on the game show, all right, nor does
(05:25):
it give you a second chance to break the law.
I just want to make people aware of who these
people are who got these pardons. Let's go back to
NBC News for that report. Please, this is.
Speaker 4 (05:34):
Probably the trickle of stories we're going to get on
January sixth, going forward, it'll be about people who committed
other crimes outside of this, because remember, while there were
certainly a lot of people who's storm the Capitol on
January sixth and and didn't have like a long criminal
record and might even have a no criminal record at
all and we're u upstanding citizens otherwise according to their neighbors,
there was this whole contingent of these January sixth riders
(05:56):
who had some really awful criminal histories behind them. Domestic abuse,
really ugly assaults on their their partners and wives, child
molestation cases, uh, you know, these d y cases. There's
a lot of drug problems, a lot of a lot
of alcohol problems. And now I think some of these
January sixth prosecutors are wondering, you know, what's going to
(06:17):
be the next uh, what's going to be the next
story to drop?
Speaker 3 (06:20):
Yeah, just remember everything Trump is doing, America gave him
the power to do. Okay, he was voted in as
president and he has full control of government, all three
branches of government. So everything he's doing you have the
constitutional right to do. Doesn't mean it's right, but sadly
it's the American way. Please give Matthew Huddle, Daniel Charles
Ball and Andrew take the biggest he huh. In fact,
(06:44):
like Kathy Griffin, give him the biggest he huh. Please
give this giant jar male the biggest heth was heavy
on those stores. Yes, it's crazy paper experience. Mm I
dot it too. All right, well, thank you for that.
Donkey Today, Yes, indeed, Donkey Today is sponsored by renowned
(07:07):
personal injury attorney Michael the Bull. Lamb is soft. Don't
be a donkey when you need a fighter on your side.
If you're ever injured, go to Michael to bull dot com.
That's Michael the Bull dot com. And when you mess
with the Bull, you get the horns.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
Wake that ass up in the morning.
Speaker 4 (07:23):
The Breakfast Club
Yes, you are a donkey to the latest on that
police killing of a black man.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Now do you development in the dead Lee spatshooting Rampa?
Then yes, it was a really bad day for.
Speaker 3 (00:09):
Him and this is what he did, and so we
are in a state of emergency. Okay, White supremacist violence,
it is always has been the number one threat to
us to size.
Speaker 4 (00:19):
But I'm also very proud that my wife was white.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
The breakfast club bitches all rich.
Speaker 3 (00:25):
Ronny, please tell me, why was I your donkey of
the day. Well, donkey today for Tuesday, January twenty eighth
goes to a few individuals. I'm gonna throw some names
out there at Matthew Huddle he's forty two years old,
he's from Hobert, Indiana. Daniel Charles Ball he's from Florida.
Andrew Take he's thirty six from Houston, Texas. What do
all these people have in common? They were all part
(00:46):
of the militia known as Vanilla Isis. Yes, they are
all insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol on January sixth, and
they were all pardon last week by President Trump. Why
am I bringing this up today because we just had
a vic ramaswame on breakfast club last hour. He just
recently left the Trump administration. All got pushed out depending
on who you asked. And we were discussing these insurrectionists,
all right, full disclosure, we had pre tape interviews, so
(01:10):
the day before is when we talked to Bovecs. So
a couple of these stories actually came out yesterday afternoon.
In the case of Daniel Charles Ball, that was the
one I referenced during the Bovek interview. But I bought
it up because there was no reason to do a
blanket pardon of everyone on January sixth, no reason for
President Trump to do that because some of these people
were criminals before January sixth. Okay, Daniel Charles Ball was
(01:31):
arrested for his role in January sixth. He entered the
Capitol and broke a window shutter through a device that
law enforcement officers that exploded. But he also has an
outstanding warrant in Florida and was re arrested last week
for a federal gun charge. Okay Andrew Take attacked police
with bear spray and a medal whip. He has an
unresolved charge of soliciting a minor and Matthew Huddle Well,
(01:55):
Matthew is dead, ladies and gettlemen, okay, deceased Jesus. Yeah,
he has vacated his earthly meat prison. I know you're
sitting around like uncle Sharla Wylould you ever give a
dead man donkey today? Well, it is possible to die dumb,
and I want to reiterate that Matthew was one of
the insurrectionist who was pardoned by President Trump. The FBI
said he was at the Capitol for several hours during
the riots and into the building for approximately ten minutes.
(02:16):
He was sentenced to six months in federal prison and
twelve months on supervised release. But according to the Indiana
State Police Criminal Investigation's Division, he was pulled over by
the Jasper County Sheriff's Department for a traffic stop and
he was allegedly resisting arrests. You don't say a Capitol
riot rider had zero respect for law enforcement and resisted arrest. No,
(02:40):
let's go to NBC News report.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
Police Hulbert Man, recently pardoned by President Trump for starving
the Capitol on January sixth, was shot and killed by
an Indiana Sheriff's deputy yesterday. Yesterday afternoon. This happened during
a traffic stop. The police account of what happened is
that the deputy pulled over forty two year old Matthew
Huddle on State Road four tenure the Jasper County line
around four to fifteen to the afternoon. When the deputy
(03:03):
tried to arrest Huddle, they say here, resisted. There was
an altercation that led to the deputy firing his gun,
killing Huddle. Please go on to say that Huddle had
a gun, but it's unclear what led up to that shooting. Now,
Huddle was just pardoned days ago for a misdemeanor related
to the twenty twenty one Capital riot. He was originally
sentenced to six months in federal prison.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
Once again, a Capitol Riot rioter, had zero respect for
law enforcement and resisted arrest. Listen, I'm just here to
give people the credit they deserve for being stupid, and
I'm here to inform y'all you're making your president look bad.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Now.
Speaker 3 (03:37):
I know folks don't listen to vice presidents. We learned
that very well during the last administration. But JD. Van
said something that made a lot of sensor regards to
the January sixth parties. It was very logical.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
Listen, it's very simple. Look, if you put attested peacefully
on January sixth, and you've had Merrit Garland's Department of
Justice treat you like a gang member, you should be pardoned.
If you committed violence on that day, obviously you shouldn't
be pardoned. And there's a little bit of a gray
area there, but we're very much committed to seeing the
equal administration of law. And there are a lot of people,
(04:07):
we think in the wake of January the sixth, who
were prosecuted unfairly. We need to rectify that. What the
President said consistently on the campaign is that he was
going to look at a case by case basis, and
that's exactly what we did.
Speaker 3 (04:20):
Yes, pardons should be done on a case by case basis,
and these three cases I just named some of those cases,
all right. Number One, Daniel and Andrew were both violent
towards police. That should disqualified him for a pardon, according
to JD. Vance, I agree, okay. Second, Andrew was out
here allegedly soliciting minors online. And Daniel had a federal
gun charge and got rearrested as soon as he was
(04:41):
as soon as he was released. Okay, if Trump would
have done these pardons on a case by case basis,
like his vice president said, he would have seen that
and made the right decision. Okay, Matthew Huddle, I hate
that you lost your life to law enforcement. They said
allegedly he was resistant to the rest. You had a gun.
It's hard to give you the benefit of the doubt
because we saw how these domestic terrorists known as Vanilla.
Isis true you did law enforcement on January sixth. I'm
(05:02):
honestly shocked y'all didn't get shot and killed then, No,
I'm not. You had the complexion for the protection. All right.
The things more often than not tend to work out,
but clearly they didn't work out this time for you
because you're dead. Look all the insurrectionists, Capitol rioters, please
understand that double jeopardy in your case isn't the second
round okay on the game show, all right, nor does
(05:25):
it give you a second chance to break the law.
I just want to make people aware of who these
people are who got these pardons. Let's go back to
NBC News for that report. Please, this is.
Speaker 4 (05:34):
Probably the trickle of stories we're going to get on
January sixth, going forward, it'll be about people who committed
other crimes outside of this, because remember, while there were
certainly a lot of people who's storm the Capitol on
January sixth and and didn't have like a long criminal
record and might even have a no criminal record at
all and we're u upstanding citizens otherwise according to their neighbors,
there was this whole contingent of these January sixth riders
(05:56):
who had some really awful criminal histories behind them. Domestic abuse,
really ugly assaults on their their partners and wives, child
molestation cases, uh, you know, these d y cases. There's
a lot of drug problems, a lot of a lot
of alcohol problems. And now I think some of these
January sixth prosecutors are wondering, you know, what's going to
(06:17):
be the next uh, what's going to be the next
story to drop?
Speaker 3 (06:20):
Yeah, just remember everything Trump is doing, America gave him
the power to do. Okay, he was voted in as
president and he has full control of government, all three
branches of government. So everything he's doing you have the
constitutional right to do. Doesn't mean it's right, but sadly
it's the American way. Please give Matthew Huddle, Daniel Charles
Ball and Andrew take the biggest he huh. In fact,
(06:44):
like Kathy Griffin, give him the biggest he huh. Please
give this giant jar male the biggest heth was heavy
on those stores. Yes, it's crazy paper experience. Mm I
dot it too. All right, well, thank you for that.
Donkey Today, Yes, indeed, Donkey Today is sponsored by renowned
(07:07):
personal injury attorney Michael the Bull. Lamb is soft. Don't
be a donkey when you need a fighter on your side.
If you're ever injured, go to Michael to bull dot com.
That's Michael the Bull dot com. And when you mess
with the Bull, you get the horns.
Speaker 1 (07:21):
Wake that ass up in the morning.
Speaker 4 (07:23):
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