Not only is “The Breakfast Club” a huge platform, they have expanded their interest topics. Ordinary businessmen and women are prominently featured on the show, as are politicians. For the 2020 cycle, they have been early to get Kamala Harris and Cory Booker on the show.
Kamala Harris’ appearance on “The Breakfast Club” drew the most social media scrutiny. Along with that, Harris’ interview got the most reactions from the right wing. When she answered a simple question about Snoop Dogg and Tupac, Fox News ran with it.
“The Breakfast Club” immediately sought to clear the air, as they paid a visit to Ari Melber. Here, Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Envy, and Angela Yee clarified what Kamala Harris said. DJ Envy explained that she was answering his question, and not Charlamagne’s, who talked over him.
