Charlamagne Tha God demands Trump remove ‘Breakfast Club’ clip from campaign ad

Charlamagne Tha God issues cease and desist to Donald Trump for using 'Breakfast Club' clip in campaign ad.

Charlamagne Tha God has issued a cease and desist to Donald Trump over the use of a ‘Breakfast Club’ clip in a new campaign ad.

The ad features Charlamagne expressing disapproval of taxpayer-funded surgeries for transgender inmates, a policy Vice President Kamala Harris supported in the past. The 30-second ad selectively uses his remarks from a recent episode, where he admitted discomfort with the policy, saying, "Hell no, I don’t want my taxpayer dollars going to that."

Charlamagne further elaborated on the ad during his show, describing it as "nuts" and acknowledging its effectiveness in conveying its message. He noted that the ad emphasized Harris' support for taxpayer-funded surgeries for prisoners and migrants, though he did not specify which ad he was referring to.

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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 14, 2024

Kamala Harris has previously advocated for transgender inmates and ICE-detained migrants to have access to necessary medical services, including gender transition surgeries. She has stated that such procedures are a "medical necessity" for those dependent on state care. This stance has become a point of contention for opposing campaigns, including Trump's.

In response to the ad, Charlamagne reportedly remarked, "Cease and desist been sent. Since when does Trump care about what’s legal?" His strong reaction highlights the use of his words in a political context that he did not endorse. While Charlamagne often comments on various topics, this incident crossed a line, prompting legal action. Further developments are expected as the situation unfolds.