Like it or not, The Maury Povich Show has had the game on smash for 18 years. In turn, The Breakfast Club outdid themselves by bringing on Maury Povich as their guest this morning (Sept. 21).
While the majority of the convo revolved around baby daddies and “You are not the father,” Povich did manage to get deep.
When asked about the Black Live Matter movement by Charlamagne Tha God, he dropped nothing but real talk.
“I recognized it. I think it’s an honest movement,” said Povich, who comes from a hard news background and covered the Civil Rights Movement. “I think it’s something that’s been neglected and ignored. I think it should be taken seriously by all forms of government.”
He added, “I don’t like when there’s violence attached to it. But, I think knowing when I covered the movement back in the 60s, I think Dr. King would have approved of it.”
Bong.
Check out 10 things we learned from Maury Povich on The Breakfast Club on the following pages.
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Maury says he gets stopped all the time. And the autograph requests usually include writing, “You are not the father!”
Maury swears everything on the show is real. “I’m Maury, I’m not Springer.” Also, this is its 18th season. EIGHTEEN.
For the record, Maury and his wife, Connie Chung (married for 30 years), do not engage in threesomes.
Maury comes from a journalism background and considers himself a story teller. Also, he reps Washington DC.
Why do so many people go to The Maury Show? A legit paternity test costs $1000.
Maury has two more seasons of the show.
Religion and politics, are things you won’t see on The Maury Show. However, Maury feels it’s a crime that we still have to deal with incidents that sparked #BlackLivesMatter, which he recognizes as an “honest movement.” He covered Dr. King’s I Have A Dream speech. RESPECT.
Maury has several guests that have been to his show 10 times to get paternity tests. According to Maury, hey, “She wants that child to have a father.”
Craziest moment on the show, a woman had twins and the alleged baby daddy was the father of one child but not the other. A million to one shot, fraternal twins. Bruh…
