Podcast Summary: The Breakfast Club – “DONKEY: Florida Man Shoots His Pregnant Girlfriend’s Co-Worker After Suspected Cheating”

Date: December 4, 2025
Hosts: DJ Envy, Jess Hilarious, and Charlamagne Tha God
Segment: Donkey of the Day with Charlamagne Tha God

Episode Overview

This episode focuses on a tragic and senseless crime in Florida: a man named John Fuller shot and killed Cameron Hoylett, his pregnant girlfriend's coworker, after suspecting infidelity. Charlamagne Tha God uses this case to discuss themes of toxic masculinity, the consequences of unchecked emotions, and the ripple effects of violence born out of insecurity and irrational jealousy.

Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Introduction to the Incident (02:22–03:25)

• Charlamagne introduces his recurring "Florida man" theme, noting that "the craziest people in America come from the Bronx and all of Florida."
• The Donkey of the Day is awarded to John Fuller, 31, for murdering Cameron Hoylett, 28.
• NBC2 audio recounts the facts:
  • The shooting took place on Thanksgiving Day at Fuller's girlfriend’s apartment.
  • Cameron was at her apartment to get his hair braided.
  • An argument began; Cameron attempted to defuse the situation by offering to leave but was shot in the face by John Fuller.
  • Fuller’s girlfriend, Nyla Lindsay, was nine months pregnant with Fuller’s child and had been in a long-distance relationship with him.

2. Background and Relationship Dynamics (03:25–04:37)

• Fuller and Lindsay, together for a year and a half, struggled with trust issues following her move.
• Fuller suspected infidelity due to their distance and was untruthful about job prospects.
• Lindsay was upset by Fuller’s dishonesty, which added to the already strained relationship.

3. Charlamagne’s Reflections on Male Emotion and Violence (04:37–07:25)

• Charlamagne strongly condemns the murder, highlighting the irrationality of Fuller's actions (“jail math”).

• He urges listeners to "sit your stupid ass down somewhere" instead of acting on emotional impulses.

• Charlamagne notes Cameron’s mature response—offering to leave, not escalating the situation.

• Driving message: Acting out of temporary emotion can have permanent, disastrous consequences.

  "Emotion can be the enemy, okay? If you give in to your emotion, you lose yourself. You must be at one with your emotions because the body always follows the mind. That's Bruce Lee."
  — Charlamagne Tha God, (06:14)

  "Brothers, don't do something permanently stupid because you are temporarily upset."
  — Charlamagne Tha God, (06:59)

• Charlamagne contextualizes the consequences: life imprisonment or the death penalty are the only outcomes for first-degree murder in Florida.

• He highlights the devastating aftermath:

  • The unborn child loses their father.
  • Lindsay carries lifelong trauma.
  • An innocent man, Cameron, loses his life.

4. Host Reactions and Broader Perspectives (07:25–08:20)

• DJ Envy and Jess Hilarious express horror at the crime and empathy for Lindsay.

• They speculate Fuller had a history of toxicity, explaining why Lindsay refused to let him visit on the holiday.

  "He probably was been toxic. You know what I mean? Probably been toxic. That's why she didn’t want to be around him."
  — DJ Envy, (07:33)

• The hosts agree that Cameron, the victim, was tragically "caught up in somebody else's mess."

  "And Cameron should not be deceased because of it. He just got caught up in somebody else's mess."
  — Charlamagne Tha God, (07:59)

• Jess Hilarious points out the added emotional burden for Lindsay, about to give birth while grieving and alone.

  "She probably blames herself and she about to have a baby. The father not about to be there, obviously. Like that's a lot. That's a lot."
  — Jess Hilarious, (08:08)

Memorable Quotes & Timestamps

• On Emotions and Accountability:

  "Emotion can be the enemy, okay? If you give in to your emotion, you lose yourself."
  — Charlamagne Tha God (06:14)

• On the Consequences:

  "If you thought she was with another man now, my God, she is guaranteed to be with another man because you going to prison to do life. And this young lady has to move on with hers."
  — Charlamagne Tha God (06:44)

• On the Victim:

  "Cameron should not be deceased because of it. He just got caught up in somebody else's mess."
  — Charlamagne Tha God (07:59)

Segment Timeline

| Timestamp | Segment/Topic | |-----------|---------------------------------------------| | 02:22 | Florida Man Donkey of the Day intro | | 02:51 | John Fuller, the crime, and news report | | 03:25 | Incident summary; relationship background | | 04:37 | Charlamagne’s reflections & social message | | 07:25 | Host reactions, context, and empathy | | 08:20 | Segment wraps up and transitions |

Summary and Takeaways

This Donkey of the Day segment uses a tragic story to underline the catastrophic results of unchecked jealousy and emotional immaturity. The hosts, particularly Charlamagne, drive home the importance of managing emotions and stress the senselessness of a murder that leaves no winners—only enduring pain for the victim, the perpetrator, their families, and especially the unborn child. The episode concludes with a call for listeners to seek help before acting out of anger, reminding them of the high cost of rash decisions.