The radio host talks to Lulu Garcia-Navarro about how he plans to wield his considerable political influence during this election cycle.
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Hi everyone.
Sabrina here.
Just popping in to remind you, every weekend on Saturday, we're going to be sending you episodes of a new show our colleagues are making.
The show's called the interview.
This week, Lulu Garcia Navarro talks with radio host Charlemagne the God.
Okay, heres the show.
From the New York Times.
This is the interview.
Im Lulu Garcia Navarro.
I interview a lot of politicians, and ill be honest, Im jealous of how many of them want to talk to Charlemagne the God.
As the co host of the wildly popular radio show the breakfast club, Charlemagne, who was born Lenard McKelvey, has become a go to interviewer for politicians who want to reach the shows largely black audience and who arent afraid of a good, tough conversation.
And this year, with polls showing Donald Trumps growing popularity with black male voters, reaching that audience for candidates in both parties is more critical than ever.
The Breakfast Club has nearly 6 million listeners every month on the radio, plus the YouTube channel, the podcast, and the clips from its interviews that regularly go viral.