Flavor Flav Says Chuck D Had No Right to Fire Him from Public Enemy

Flavor Flav says Chuck D's not Public Enemy in the same way he's not without Chuck D in the picture.

had any right to fire him from Public Enemy ... because he says there's NO GROUP if one of them is MIA.

Watch the video ... Flavor cops to throwing a fit when he saw Public Enemy Radio was announced to perform a

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