Nov 3, 2026 · 2 hr 4 min · 46 segments
Today on The Breakfast Club, Ashley Allison Talks Midterm Election Day, record-Breaking Voter Turnouts, The Root. And Keisha Lance Bottoms Speaks On Georgia Governor Race. And Jasmine Crockett On Her…
Charlamagne Tha GodHostAshley AllisonGuest
Loren LoRosaHost
DJ EnvyHost
Jasmine CrockettGuest
Keisha Lance BottomsGuestMimi Brown
Byron DonaldsGuest
Angela RyeGuest
Jess HilariousHostForeign Page News is sponsored by Morgan & Morgan, America's largest injury law firm.
Voters are headed to the polls to decide who controls Congress for the next two years, with the governor, state and local leaders all up for grabs.
Affordability, of course, is a major issue from grocery to housing to health care.
And with the war in Iran, President Trump's policies are weighing on voters.
Today, eight black candidates are running for governor across eight states, five Democrats and three Republicans.
They include Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia, Byron Donalds in Florida, John James in Michigan, Lisa DeMuth in Minnesota, Aaron Ford in Nevada, Jermaine Johnson in South Carolina, and Maryland Governor
Wes Moore, who is running for re-election.
And in Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Executive David Crawley, he is hoping to become the state's first black governor.
And, you know, while the historical nature is not lost on me, I'm not running, you know, to make history.
If I'm going to make any type of history, it's making child poverty history.
It's making housing and security history.
Foreign Page News is sponsored by Morgan & Morgan, America's largest injury law firm.
Voters are headed to the polls to decide who controls Congress for the next two years, with the governor, state and local leaders all up for grabs.
Affordability, of course, is a major issue from grocery to housing to health care.
And with the war in Iran, President Trump's policies are weighing on voters.
Today, eight black candidates are running for governor across eight states, five Democrats and three Republicans.
They include Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia, Byron Donalds in Florida, John James in Michigan, Lisa DeMuth in Minnesota, Aaron Ford in Nevada, Jermaine Johnson in South Carolina, and Maryland Governor
Wes Moore, who is running for re-election.
And in Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Executive David Crawley, he is hoping to become the state's first black governor.
And, you know, while the historical nature is not lost on me, I'm not running, you know, to make history.
If I'm going to make any type of history, it's making child poverty history.
It's making housing and security history.
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