FULL SHOW: JAŸ-Z Is Headlining The Super Bowl Halftime Show + Da'Vinci And Mayor Eddie Melton Interview 

DJ Envy (0:30)

It's been like about six, seven days now. It's almost gone. I'm not 100%, I'm at like 70%.

And that's the problem when you have, especially young kids. So if you have young kids, you know that when they go to school, if they are in school, my four year old's in school, she always comes back with something. I would say every couple of weeks, she has something. It's either a pink eye, it's either air infection, she has something. And my four year old still sleeps in the bed with me and my wife. She's actually right in between us. And she cuddles with me every night. And nine times out of ten, if she got it, I got it. It is what it is.

SPEAKER_2 (1:06)

OVOE like telling everybody up here that you got them sick.

DJ Envy (1:08)

I probably did, because I probably was the first, I probably was the start of it.

And I do everything. I take all types of vitamins, vitamin C, all types of things I could do to possibly make sure I don't have this cold. But it happens. It's nothing I could do. So I just gotta let it go through the system, pause. Nothing I could do. But anyway, let's get the show cracking. Today on the show, we have Da'Vinci.

Da'Vinci was in the news recently talking about how Blacks vs. Caribbeans work and just a host of things. So we're gonna be talking to Da'Vinci, clearing a lot of that stuff up. He just joined the cast of Chicago Fire. So we're gonna talk to him. And also Mayor Eddie Melton. He is the mayor of Gary, Indiana. And if you don't know, I would say about six to eight weeks ago, Indiana Gary in there, and the power was out for days. I think maybe even weeks, where can you imagine, in this day and age, not having power, not for one day, but days, your food is no way to refrigerate your food. There's no cooling. It's just no heating. It's no nothing. So we're gonna talk to the Mayor Eddie Melton. But let's get the show cracking. When we come back, we got front page news. And of course, get it off your chest. 800-585-1051. I know them Eagles fans are pissed off this morning.

SPEAKER_3 (2:17)

Yeah, they had a rough night.

DJ Envy (2:18)

They had a rough night. But my Giants are still number one in the division, so I'm excited about that. What are we starting the show with?

SPEAKER_3 (2:23)

You wanna start the show with Hove?

DJ Envy (2:25)

Yes.

SPEAKER_3 (2:26)

Starting the Super Bowl.

DJ Envy (2:27)

Now, I just wanna say, I said this last week.

SPEAKER_3 (2:29)

What's up?

DJ Envy (2:30)

I said, Hove, this is the right year for him to do the Super Bowl.

SPEAKER_3 (2:33)

Why?

DJ Envy (2:33)

I said, all these shows that he's done in Yankee Stadium, that he's done in London, that he's done in Paris, that he's done in LA, that's kinda his rehearsal for the Super Bowl. They said, nah, Hove ain't gonna do it. It's too much criticism. I said, this is the right time for Hove. And it looks like they just announced Hove will be doing the Super Bowl. Lauren will break all that down, but let's start off with some Hove. What we got?

I like that. The Breakfast Club, get your ass up, good morning. Morning, everybody, it's DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, Charlamagne Tha God, we are The Breakfast Club. Let's get in some front page news.

Now, we start off with sports last night, and Monday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys beat the Eagles 38-21. Now, in the East Division, I'm still number one, the Giants are still number one, I just want to put that out there. Now, last night, Atlanta Dream lost to the Valkyries 64-55. Now, the Valkyries defeated the Atlanta now. It's game five, so the Valkyries have taken a 3-2 series lead and just one win away from the championship. Now, Major League Baseball, if you're watching the World Series, the Brewers beat the Rays 10-2-1. What's up, Mimi?

Lauren LaRosa (3:38)

Good morning, Envy. How you doing?

DJ Envy (3:39)

Oh, man, your voice sound like mine.

Lauren LaRosa (3:42)

No, no, no, we're gonna get through this.

Front-Page News is sponsored by Morgan & Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. So, we start this morning with an arrest in the mass shooting near Florida A&M, FAMU, during homecoming weekend. Police in Tallahassee have arrested a 15-year-old. His name is Anthony Rivers III. He's accused of opening fire Saturday night at FAMU's football stadium after the homecoming game. Yesterday, Rivers, he appeared before a judge, while his mother joined the hearing via video conference. Let's listen.