0:00 Thanks for joining us. It is F as in Frank and it is Trending Topics with Jack and Jimmy. So just to let you know, if you want to be alerted when we go live, when we do our podcast, you can subscribe on YouTube or you can subscribe on Rumble. So we're in the Legacy Rumble studio.0:28 because that seems to be working okay the other one was having weird issues is that correct yeah yeah the the new stuff so how you doing man before we get started i'm doing all right it's all good are you vaping anything new no same thing what flavor same one sour apple got it got it0:53 All right, so let's start with the number one news headline everybody's talking about. Okay. Which one? June is no longer Pride Month. They changed it. I haven't heard about that. Okay. I mean, I think I've heard something like way back when, but. No, they just, he signed an executive order and removed Pride Month for June, and he made it Nuclear Family Month.01:23 You know, mom, dad, and a kid. Okay. Adopted, whatever. But, or foster parents, all families, okay? Number one, I'm not for that. Because I don't think we should exclude anybody. I think we should stop naming months.01:46 I think we should remove all month. It's not just for one race. It's not for one sexual preference. It's for everybody. It's part of the year. It's not like it's their month and we got to move out of the way. We've always had significance behind it, right? I mean, if you have a holiday or if you have, like,02:14 I don't know. I've never really recognized celebrating something for that month. I mean, you've got like...02:26 what national donut day or national ice cream day or whatever, you know, but those aren't, those aren't, those aren't recognized as often as like, say, you know, Easter or 4th of July or, or Christmas or anything like that. So for example, George Washington gets a day, gets one day, but black history month, it's one, it's a whole month. Yeah. What happened to white history month? We get one day.02:56 see what I'm saying? It should just all be removed. All of them. Oh, I agree. Remove George Washington birthday. I agree. It's kind of like, it's kind of like what Morgan Freeman said, you know, if you get, get it out of your mind or you stop talking about it. Hey guys, it won't be a problem. Yeah. So June, guess what? I'm now announcing that the whole month of June will be June. How about that?03:26 How about just leave June June? Stop dedicating the month to anything. Well, it doesn't matter what you say or what even I say or anybody says. It's what the other people will recognize. I don't participate in that. That's all you can really do. I mean, if you have that bald month, I wouldn't be celebrating it. If you have content creator month, I wouldn't celebrate it.03:56 Listen, leave the days alone. Leave the months alone. It's a part of the year and it's for everybody. Stop isolating people. Stop dividing people. We're all one. We all bleed red. If you don't, get the frick off our planet. If you're bleeding blue, then you're probably from Kentucky. But anyway, I don't care. I think it all should be removed.04:26 Don't give it another name. Just say, okay, June's no longer Pride Month. June is now June. Back to the old days, you know? Yeah. None of this make people feel better crap. The only thing I recognized June for when I was growing up was that it was the end of school, right? That's the only thing. And now they get out, like, in May. Well, it depends on, like,04:51 Depends on what part of the country you're in. I know. Kids here, I think, go in August and they end in May. School's so screwed up right now, dude. I couldn't handle it. Half the time they're in, half the time they're out. Some start earlier, some end later. I mean, it's a mess. I think school in itself is a mess. I think the education system is all messed up.05:19 Don't open that can of worms, dude. That's just my opinion. Yeah, they should wreck the whole thing and rebuild it. You know? There is a new thing I talked about once before. Have I ever told you flipping the classroom? No. Okay. So you go home and you watch videos. They lecture what the lesson is for the day.05:47 You go to school to do homework. Because the teacher and the teachers are there to help you learn. Okay? Your parents don't always know the math. How many parents do you know know calculus? Okay? But if you do the calculus homework at school, the teacher's there to help you. So the deal is this. You go home.06:15 And everybody watches the same video. The best calculus teacher in the world. They all watch the best. So there's one teacher for the entire United States for calculus. He does a great job. He's got support staff. I mean, so everybody is learning the same level, same way. So like, you know, you've had a teacher that was amazing in history, right?06:46 Yeah. Or math or whatever. You had a favorite teacher. That teacher was incredible, was a great history teacher. But everybody should have that great history teacher. So if we put their videos on the YouTube the whole year and you're assigned an assignment, go home, watch this video. Then when you come to school, we'll do homework. It's called flipping the classroom. And there really are schools that do that.07:16 There's already schools that truly do that. I didn't make the term up. They call it flipping the classroom because you can't get help from your parents always. They don't know the lesson. Why should they be teaching you? Do your homework at school. Learn your lessons at home. And then bring all your questions the next day. That's all.07:45 I'm just saying, it's called Flipping the Classroom, and I've heard about it for about a year or two. But imagine if everybody has the same great teacher, the best history teacher, the best home ec, the best of the best. Yeah, and then also you'll get rid of, like...08:08 segregated schools so like thank you yeah areas won't get the i mean better and work or you know like specific areas you say the teachers are better in specific areas and other areas because there's more money being funded to those schools or whatever so they would get rid of that we all have the same teachers so i mean you literally scour for the best algebra one teachers you know08:37 And they teach that every year. And they help their students and, you know, teachers. You don't have to have the same teacher helping on the classrooms. But you have the same teacher teaching the lesson. That's all. I think it would really benefit kids. You know, how many times have you had a crappy teacher? Or like, I'm not. I don't remember. I'm like, I don't understand the thing this person's saying.09:06 So, like, the whole year you're screwed. But anyway. I remember being in school and, like, the schools that I excelled at were the ones that the teacher actually participated in helping us learn the content or learn the subject. Yeah.09:27 Okay, they're talking, they're already kicking in. Jack, did you see that Trump posted himself as Jesus? No, only Democrats say that. He already explained it, but whether I believe it or not, I have no idea. But you guys are so, you guys got hard-ons on that. I mean, he removed it, he deleted it, and you guys let it live on cracks me up.09:56 So that's something Democrats are saying. Democrats, if he did or not, I don't know. If he knew what he was doing, he did a picture of himself. Oh, that. Yeah. Trump thinks he's Jesus. You know, there's a billion Obama Jesus pictures. A billion. I heard something that was like a... No, one time.10:23 I think it was supposed to be a metaphor, just like a joke. He didn't even make the picture. Somebody else posted it. He just shared it. You know? Now, whether he thought it was Jesus or not, okay, whatever. I highly doubt it. But you guys are like, oh, yeah. Yeah. Trump thinks he's Jesus.10:54 Who would even say that? It is lame. But, you guys, that's been going on for over a week. Man, and you're holding tight to that headline. Because there's nothing else to talk bad about. Oh, he thinks he's God, the Son of God. He thinks he's Jesus Christ. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, they're... You know what? If he truly... If he truly...11:22 I don't know one man on earth that would say they're Jesus Christ unless it was really Jesus. So would you be screwed if he really was? No, I'm just kidding. No, that's a joke. But do I think he didn't know?11:43 I don't know. I don't trust anybody in Hollywood. Sorry. In Washington or Hollywood. I don't trust any of them. Politics. But speaking of Hollywood, I want to shift over. Okay. Did you know they're doing a movie with Val Kilmer? Really? The family signed off on it. They're doing him an A.I.,12:11 His voice, everything. He lost his voice before he died. And now they got a brand new movie with a dead actor. That's like seeing Princess Leia in Star Wars. This is an upcoming film, Deepest Grave.12:33 I don't know. I just know that he's going to be in the movie. Play the role of the Father Fenton, a Catholic priest and Native American. That means we're going to get more John Wayne and Elvis movies, dude. That's just crazy. That's why. But hold on a minute. It's something the family signed off on. They approached the family. They're all for it. So I don't see anything wrong with it. As long as they give permission.13:03 You know, they got permission to use his likeness. Yeah. Kind of crazy, huh? I mean... Imagine new Elvis music. Imagine Frank Sinatra coming out with a new album. Dead people. I mean, crap, they vote already, so why not? Let him make another album. I think it's going to go that way.13:27 Ironically enough, I think it's going to go that way. I don't think there's going to be actors anymore. I think they're going to be kind of phased out. There already is a fake AI actress. I think there's specific, like there's certain actors that are selling their likeness. Pretty soon there'll be AI watching TV for me. Think about that.13:52 everybody on TV, AI, and I'm not even going to watch because AI people will watch for me. I mean, it's gotten so ridiculous. Everybody's replaceable. I'm not saying I'm not, but everybody, we've come so far, the stuff that AI can do. And nobody cares. No warnings, no safety measures, nothing.14:21 They don't care. It's how many people can jump off the cliff first. I mean, come on, guys. What are you doing? What are you watching? I'm looking at different actors that have sold their likeness. Bruce Willis has. Really? In 2022. It was reported in 2022 to be the first major Hollywood star to sell his likeness rights to a deep fake company to create a digital twin for on-screen appearances.14:51 Who, Bruce Willis? Yeah. Who would you like to see come back, seriously? Let's have fun with this. I mean, one of them I would say, but they already do, is James Earl Jones. He retired from voicing Darth Vader and sold the rights to his voice to Respeech, a Ukrainian AI company that uses our technology.15:16 archival material to create dialogue. You put Paul Walker in the next... Oh, that'd be cool. Yeah, that'd be cool. That'd be great. That'd be cool. Don't use his brother. Use him. Well, like, okay, so back when they were talking about using his brother, that was the purpose, right? So, like, when they did Rogue One, they had a Carrie Fisher stand-in, somebody that...15:41 looked similar to Carrie Fisher when she was younger. Wait, I thought they computer generated her. No, not completely. Not completely. They took the stand in and were able to use AI to manipulate the image of her. Yeah, I thought it was CGI or something. Well, yes and no. I thought AI was around back then.16:08 It looks good. Like video games, right? Here's a good example. Video games. When you do a character likeness in a video game, it looks like them, but it's not them, right? Right. Say, for example, like Star Wars. What was it? Fallen Jedi had that one kid, the red-headed kid.16:28 Um, I don't know. I believe you, but, um, well, I mean, there's like, uh, Keanu Reeves has been in games like cyberpunk. I think he was in, um, he was in four night. Yeah. Um, I think of other actors. Um, I know the kid that played Iceman and X-Men and, uh, I got to play the little finger in the, uh,16:55 Game of Thrones, he's been in a video game. Right. Multiple different actors have done this, right? I don't have a problem with AI in video games. Hell, even... Oh, God, what is his name? Kevin Spacey was in a video game. So, I mean, they already take their likeness, but they use...17:19 them or the actors and they just they use like uh was it like that pixel or that dot where they have like the different things on their audience to be able to scope out where they don't have to do that anymore they can just yeah they don't analyze your old footage but what i'm saying is like17:38 They'll use like, or they used to use like blue suits or whatever that had like points of articulation and stuff like that. So then they can sit there and make it look like. I don't think they do that anymore.17:50 They probably don't. They probably don't need to with AI. They probably don't need that. But what I'm trying to say is that they've already done this in the past. And so when they come up to, like, say, Rogue One, they took an actor and were able to use the actor as the placeholder for the digital or the CGI character animation.18:11 How much do you think they get paid to do that? It wasn't hard to reframe the face or reframe everything to make it look like Carrie Fisher. How much do they pay the family for that? I don't know. What's the golden rate? I mean, I used to work with... You said you're going to see Michael in about, what, four days? Yeah, his son is playing him. What if they could just use him?18:38 Well, his son looks pretty good. In AI recreation? I know it's his son, but I don't know. I wasn't part of the making. But it's going to be good next weekend. Why five of the movies chose to come out the same weekend was stupid. Because the other ones look good too, but it's like coming out when the Avengers come out. I don't think Dune 3 is going to do as well19:09 Against the Avengers. That's my personal opinion. That's all. Which one will you see first, the Avengers or Dune 3? I don't know. I don't know. I'm more interested in seeing Odyssey, to be honest. Oh, that does look good with Matt Damon. Yeah. Yeah, that does look good. That looks good. Yeah. Have you seen Project Hail Mary?19:38 not yet no i haven't that was i need to go that was so refreshing in theaters anymore i haven't seen a good sci-fi since star wars i mean star trek's dying you know well they kind of killed star trek or star wars um star trek no i don't think star trek's dying um oh no it is20:08 There was a big controversy between the veteran actors in Star Trek and that new show, Space Academy or Starfleet Academy. Star Academy or something. Yeah, I think it's Starfleet Academy. Did you hear Fireflies coming back?20:28 Yeah, I heard something about that, too. They're making it animated. Same actors. Is it really? Yeah. It's going to be animated, but the original actors will voice it. So they're going to do it. I don't know if that's going to be good or not. I didn't watch the original, so I'm going to have to watch the original and catch up. But the Odyssey looks a little, you know. No, I don't know. A little what? You put dot, dot, dot.21:00 The Odyssey looks a little... I don't know what that means. So let me know what you think. Star Wars isn't sci-fi? Suit Monster just wrote, Star Wars isn't sci-fi. Star Wars is... What the frick? I mean, the pure definition of sci-fi. Oh my God. Science fiction is...21:28 It is nothing but Star Wars. How can you say Star Wars, but Star Wars, but I mean, Star Wars is definitely nothing but sci-fi. Wow. All right. Okay. If Star Wars and sci-fi, then what is, because I know it's in space, it's fiction. It's total sci-fi. It's the definition of sci-fi. It's the number one sci-fi movie of all time.21:57 you consider aliens or here, how about predator? It takes place on our planet. Is that considered a sci-fi? Oh, no, not that. Sorry. I clicked the wrong one. Oh, okay. A little light in the loafers. That movie looks a little light in the loafer. I don't even know what you guys are talking about. Please. It doesn't make any sense. More descriptive because22:27 That movie looks great. It's got a great trailer. I don't know what you watched, but a little light in the loafers means something completely different. So help me understand what you're trying to say because I'm not trying to stop you from saying it. Ask AI. Okay. I'll ask AI. Hold on a minute. That's good. We'll use Gemini one day.22:59 Come on. Come on. Oh, man, AI is so slow. It's a space odyssey. I mean, that's what... Hey, AI, can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you. I can't believe we're arguing. It's over a freaking science fiction film. Okay, it's Star Wars science fiction. Hello? Hello?23:32 She stopped talking with a friend. AI. I know. Good job, Google. Can you hear me? Yeah, I can hear you. What's on your mind? Okay. Is Star Wars science fiction? It's usually considered a mix of science fiction and fantasy, often called space opera or space fantasy.23:59 While it has spaceships and futuristic technology... Wait, wait, wait, wait. I don't need you to break it down. Is Star Wars a science fiction movie or not? Yes or no? Mostly no. It's more commonly called space fantasy. That's funny. Okay, can you define science fiction? Millennials. Sure. Science fiction...24:27 Basically a genre that deals with imagined science and technology, often exploring things like futuristic societies, space travel, or advanced robots. So why is Star Wars not science fiction then?24:43 Well, like I started to say, it emphasizes things like magic and mythology more than the plausible science required for classic sci-fi. The Force, for example, acts much more like magic than something technologically... Okay, wait, by definition, your definition, Star Wars would be sci-fi.25:07 I understand why you'd think that, since it has spaceships and futuristic technology. But the main difference is whether the story relies on scientific principles. Wait, wait, wait. By definition, is not Star Wars sci-fi. Based on my definition, no. Because those fantastical elements like the Force are fundamental. Wait, that's additional. But it has everything a sci-fi has, right?25:35 It does have a lot of the settings and tech of sci-fi. Oh, my God. Give it up. Who are you using? I'm using Gemini, and she's an idiot. Okay, so let's try another one. I can't believe I'm arguing with freaking AI. That's so funny. Hold on. Come on. Can you hear me?26:05 Loud and clear, Jack. What's cooking or not cooking on your mind today? Okay, Grace, is Star Wars considered science fiction? Absolutely. Thank you. Screw Gemini. Okay, all good. We don't have to be Team Gemini here. There you go. ChatGBT said, yes, Gemini is an idiot.26:33 So I guess I'll stick with Gemini. I mean, chat. Because Gemini is like, I don't know why she didn't want to admit by her definition, literally by her definition, it's sci-fi. Yeah. Well, I mean, when that described what a sci-fi was. Yeah. I mean, basically everything was in Star Wars. Space ships, science technology.27:01 And for robots. Hello. Look up the definition. That's Star Wars. Freaking more. That's a good point. Ask Grok. See what Grok says. You want to do a third one? All right. This is a tiebreaker. Well, because Grok has gotten more sophisticated. Let's see. Ask Jeeves. Screw Jeeves.27:31 Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yes. Loud and clear. Okay. Is Star Wars a sci-fi movie? Yeah. Yeah! Yeah! You're awesome. Even if it leans... Even if it what? You're done talking. Even if it leans heavily into something. But all that matters is two out of three AIs win.28:01 Sci-fi. I kind of want to go back to freaking Gemini and be like, so, according to Grok and Chad GPT. Hold on a minute. You're wrong. Oh, my gosh. We're going to have AIs. Can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you loud and clear. How can I help? Okay. Grok.28:30 And ChatGPT both said Star Wars is a sci-fi movie. No debate. Nope, nope, no debate. They both said it is. Nope, don't want to talk about reasoning.28:59 I want you to learn the definition of sci-fi and realize that's Star Wars. I hear you. Generally, science... Oh, there we are. No, no. You're trying to make excuses now. Dumb. She must be a woman.29:18 I didn't even say that. Well, okay. So I saw it says George Lucas, the director and creator of Star Wars himself has categorized Star Wars as not sci-fi, but as space opera fantasy. He never actually said that I know of that. It wasn't a sci-fi movie, but I do know that he has class. Like he has,29:41 kind of described it as a space opera. I know that, you know what, but majority rules, if you were to go into like, I mean, some of us are too young to really understand, but if you're going into like blockbuster or Hollywood video, which aren't around anymore, but if you were to, and you wanted to go find star Wars, you'd find it in a sci-fi section.30:08 Really? Because there is no such thing. There was no such thing as space opera. We can argue all day, but two out of three AIs say it's sci-fi. Oh, wow. All right. So anyway, I feel better now. The world is great. Okay, well, so Artemis made it back. Did they? Yeah, I'm not sure why they went.30:39 Do you know why they went? I mean. Well, I said, like I said last week, they're, they're just testing. I know. Like, were they doing experiments in space because zero gravity behaves different? Are they like trying to cure cancer? I mean, I don't know. I'm, I'm just wondering why we spent all that money. And here's a question.31:08 Somebody asked who was holding the camera on the spaceship, taking picture of all the astronauts on the spaceship. Right. And then panned over and shot a picture of the earth out the window. Who did that? Oh, remote control.31:29 Oh, okay. Well, I mean, it doesn't even have to be that. Take, for example, who's recording me? Who's recording you right now? Wait, wait. The camera doesn't move, dude. Yours does. Yours can. No, that one does. Yeah, it can pan with you. But it doesn't pan away from me out a window. It doesn't.31:56 nobody oh you need to do that i see what you're saying but i mean who decided i still think there are uh there are programs that you could sit there and have it like pan away or somebody else like i could i could sit here and control the camera from my phone right you can well okay i don't have the favor i don't have the no no do me favors about the window right now32:23 without touching the camera. No, no, you're moving the camera. That's a human. There are no other humans. So have the camera turn to the window. But what I'm trying to say is that if you have a machine that can do that, you don't think they have machines that can do that? They have machines that can build cars by themselves. What?32:47 No, I don't think there's a camera that can turn away from a human face and shoot out the window and direct itself to take a shot of the Earth. Leave a camera out of it. Are there robots that you can remote control? We can't remote control. Not up in space. Our remote controls don't reach that far.33:14 So somebody in the spacecraft can't remote control it? Who else was there? All the astronauts were in the picture. None had remote control in their hand. I don't know. I wasn't paying attention. Oh, my God. Really? Well, maybe someone was thinking it was mind-powered. Oh, we're back in the sci-fi. Dude. I wonder if that is sci-fi. I mean, is X-Men considered sci-fi?33:41 usually sci-fi has something to do with space technology and that kind of thing. For example, have you ever seen the movie Oblivion with Tom Cruise?33:56 I heard about it, but I haven't seen it. It takes place on Earth after Earth was destroyed. And Tom Cruise and this woman are the only two survivors or whatever. Right, right. I mean, I'm not going to go into all of the details about it, but there are only two humans left. Well, they've got advanced technology and stuff like that, but they're on Earth.34:22 Would that still be classified as sci-fi? I would think so. Oh yeah, I think Morgan Freeman's in it too. I don't know. But by definition, Star Wars was. I don't know. I'd have to go back to the definition again. Yeah, I'd have to. But I'm not making the whole show about AI. So they can just shut up for a while. But anyway, are you drinking anything right now?34:54 I see. Water. Wow. I'm proud of you, dude. Really proud of you. I mean, I'm drinking probably a glass a day, at least. Ooh, one whole glass? The whole thing? Well, it depends. Like, right now I have a glass. Usually it's a larger cup.35:18 Like a 25-ounce or whatever, 30-ounce. Wow. That's a lot of water. You could start your own pool, dude. Yeah. So anyway, what else is trending in the news? Trump thinks he's Jesus. Star Wars isn't sci-fi. That's a good point. Michael Caine says, let's put it this way, when does sci-fi stop being sci-fi?35:43 Twilight Zone was sci-fi, but not every episode involves space. That's exactly true. Okay. I don't think it always includes space, but most sci-fis have been related to space. It's science. Like, let's take, what was it, Tom Cruise, Minority Report. That was sci-fi. That was futuristic technology. Doesn't even exist anymore.36:13 you can call it a fantasy if you want, but then you get into the realm of Harry Potter. Well, see, like when I think of fantasy, I think of exactly like that, you know, Harry Potter or, uh, magic dragons. Right. I think of, uh, um, Lord of the Rings, the Hobbit, you know, something like that. That's to me, that's more fantasy. Um,36:39 Even something like King Arthur would still be considered fantasy, right? Because it's still a legend, right? Or even like Hercules or the Odyssey. There's a lot of, or Clash of the Titans. Yeah. It's hard to explain, but basically whatever boxes you got for explaining it being a sci-fi, they were marked by Star Wars.37:08 Star Wars marked all the boxes. Futuristic, technology, science, fiction. I don't know where else to go. I mean, hell, it starts off in, well, I wouldn't necessarily say futuristic would be the key definition. Because, I mean, like if you take Star Wars, it says a galaxy or a long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, right?37:33 I mean, galaxy, obviously we already know is space exploration and stuff like that. So I would still consider that sci-fi just based on, you know, opening sequence. Speaking of Star Wars, did you hear what's coming out?37:48 There's a couple things coming out. Spaceballs! The second one. Yeah, I've heard that, too. I also heard that the Darth Maul animated series is coming out. Oh, really? I didn't hear that. I don't know if anybody said it was any good or anything yet, but...38:11 I heard that Darth Maul isn't, like, the main character in the Darth Maul series. Really? Very rarely. Like, he's only in the forefront, like, five times in the series. So I don't know. We'll see. Like I said, I haven't seen it, so I can't confirm or deny that. What else? In Star Wars, there's also the Mandalorian movies coming out.38:40 oh that's true huh the Mandalorian I'm kind of curious to see how that does yeah well they're selling it like through Fathom Entertainment and that stuff's always crap whether it's religious or it's at the opera whatever Fathom stuff is kind of wanky you know it's not something but it's not like Avengers or Michael or any movies that you go to see in the theater39:11 Okay, so let's see what's trending. Mortal Kombat 2. You know that's coming, right? Mortal Kombat! Yeah. Get over here! They changed the... Who is it? They changed one of the actors in it, I think. Johnny Cage? Yeah, I think, right? No. I don't know. No, the Asian guy. I don't care. It's Mortal Kombat. I don't care.39:42 Yeah, I don't know. I'm not a huge Mortal Kombat fan. Wait, you never played Mortal Kombat? I was more of a Street Fighter player. That's lame. All right. So let's see. We already know Street Fighters. I mean, the movies for Street Fighter just sucked. I hear another one's coming out, though. Yeah, I heard that, too.40:08 What's going on? Like everything trending is like, I don't know what the words mean. Like Finch. Is that a sport? I don't know. Well, there was that one thing. I told you. I don't know. The Nick Shirley act in California. Yeah. Let's talk about that. Okay. So the new thing in America.40:38 For those of you who are overseas, if we don't want to be discovered that we're doing something evil and corrupt, we just pass a law that says you can't investigate me. You cannot call me evil or corrupt. That's literally Governor Newsom squashed, vetoed investigation into the homeless money. 20 million or 20 billion, I don't know.41:07 Even though that was the whole purpose. I know. For it being in the First Amendment. Who would allow the person we're investigating to veto? Who would allow them to even decide? He's under investigation. So we stopped. You know what? California needs to go the way of New York. They're just not hurting enough. You know? And I don't mean the people. I love the people.41:35 I mean, the government is killing the people. I feel so bad for my New York friends. I feel so bad for my California friends. But you know what? Maybe it needs to crumble so it can be rebuilt. I'd like to see California and New York make a huge comeback. Unfortunately, their leaders are evil. And I don't mean evil like I took a bribe.42:05 I mean evil like corrupt, whether it's, hold on, there we go. Corrupt, whether it could be murder all the way to stealing millions. They're doing it all. I mean, all of LA and that whole city burned down and nobody was accountable for it. There was no water.42:36 And it all burned. Millionaires lost their homes. I don't get it. I don't get it. We still, to this day, don't know what happened to Maui. Nobody talked about the million acres that burned in Nebraska. I'm so fed up with, oh, something really bad is happening the next day.43:05 Hey, the Dodgers won. What happened yesterday? What happened to the bad stuff? Nobody... That's my biggest complaint about our government right now. They ain't done a damn thing. They ain't done a damn thing. And I'll call it out every day. It's like my number one post was...43:32 Oh, look, it's nobody has been arrested o'clock. I mean, it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous. You find all these criminals. Hey, that guy just murdered that woman. And then you let him walk off. Like, what is going on? What happened to good versus evil? Good always wins. What happened to that? Well, that ain't the case anymore, which is pathetic.44:03 Okay, how did they have no water? Yeah, okay, that's a great point. How'd they have no water at a coastal state? Something, hold on a minute. Something is fishy in California. All right, you guys, every so often, I always say this, every so often you're funny, and that's freaking funny. There was no water in the hydrants.44:33 Tennessee doesn't have that problem. I don't know any state that has that problem. What happened to the water? It was so corrupt. It was so corrupt. Ironically enough, California's always had a problem with water. But they never didn't have water in the fire hydrants.44:56 I mean, they've had drought back in the 60s and 70s and stuff like that. But they never did have water in the fire hydrants. Somebody had to shut that off. Who did? We don't ask questions anymore. We just sweep it under the rug, give it a few days. Next Monday, there'll be a new headline. That's the thing. Okay, I heard about Kash Patel. I never liked Kash Patel. Didn't trust him.45:26 I think that's trending. Do we know what's going on with him? Yeah, he never looked like he was giving a straight answer. The only thing I know about Cash Patel was his emails got hacked or something like that. Well, I'm sure Dan Bongino could tell us. You know, working so closely with him. I haven't heard anything about Cash, but I'd love to hear.45:57 Did you see... Oh, yeah. Okay. So, did you hear about that? No, I didn't. Is his name Hegseth? Yeah. Okay. Quoted the Bible. Like, Samuel L. Jackson quoted a false scripture. I guess he made it up for the movie. But he quoted it in the movie. Wasn't a real scripture.46:27 And Pete quoted Samuel quoting the Bible, which wasn't real. The scripture wasn't real. It's a total disaster now. I didn't know that. No. Supposedly, whatever was said isn't a real scripture. I don't know. The whole thing's a mess. I think people need to just stop quoting movies.46:55 Let's go. Full conspiracy, Jack. Here we go. Do you think Trump really got shot in the ear? Why is everybody so quiet about it? Wouldn't they sell it more if it really happened? Wouldn't they sell it more? Well, I think he got shot in the ear because we have live footage of him getting shot in the ear. I mean... During an event.47:23 Yeah. During a live event, people saw it. People saw it immediately. I mean, come on. Hell, somebody died from it. Yeah. They blew away the dude. So, yeah, I think he got shot in the ear. Do I think he was aiming for his ear? No. I think it was a lousy shot. And I'm quoting my Democratic friend. I don't know. That's... What? Like if Trump hadn't turned his head...47:53 He probably would have hit him. Dude, don't tell me it was all set up. Okay, I'm going to turn my head. The moment I do, shoot my ear, but don't shoot my throat. Well, no, I'm not saying it was set up. Who would set that up? Nobody could set that up. That's just not even possible. I don't know. Anyway, so.48:21 Yeah, that I think happened. That's how we know. Pete Keg's breath. He gets it too funny. He and Patel sure love their drink. Who's calling? Oh, can't talk to you right now. All right. Did you see RFK Jr.? My God. You guys are just rolling them all out. I said in a book.48:50 that he cut off a raccoon's Johnson to study it. Where the frick are you reading for news? I have never heard that. That literally is the first time I've read that. So I don't know where you're, you're going to news, but I hope you like that headline. I'm,49:19 Not even sure why they would talk about it. Let's see. And by the way, I don't think a raccoon would sit still and let somebody cut off his Johnson. I just don't think... Guys, have you ever... Oh my gosh. That is wrong. Okay, Mr. Raccoon. Look, there's a spider. Whack. No. No.49:49 Have you ever met a raccoon? They're really violent, especially if you're going to cut off their shots. That's the funniest topic. This is wrong. Yeah, I get to look that up. I'm telling you, you would be cut to shreds. Raccoons look nice.50:15 But they're violent. If you trap a raccoon... What's the whole point of the raccoon? Yep. RFK Jr. cut his Johnson off. For what purpose? I have no idea. They read it. We're going to hear about that for weeks. Oh, jeez. Oh, no. That's Trump. Just saying. You guys crack me up.50:42 You know, it's so funny. Hey, did you hear about Pete Hanks' breath? And he said this. Hey, did you hear about Trump? He thinks he's Jesus. Hey, did you hear about Biden falls off the freaking stage and craps himself and nobody says a damn thing? Man, we had four years of that garbage. I'm like, I would talk about it and nothing but crickets. You guys literally, nope.51:11 No Biden walks on water. Don't talk. You never said anything. Just like you never say anything good about Trump. He gets saved dolphins and you wouldn't care, but I'm saying you guys are so predictable. That's all. Let's see here. He put a bear in central park.51:38 Oh, Elon Musk might get Johnson's surgery. Hey, where's Sumo Boy? He was on this morning, and he was pretty cool. We had a good conversation. Oh, the raccoon was dead? Let me guess. So he made a coonskin hat from his Johnson's.52:06 Guys, man, I don't know where you're reading this stuff. Stop reading the bathroom wall, would you? By the way, that's not Stacey's number up there. Anyway, Trump, what did it say? Hold on. Yeah, we missed Sumo Boy. I thought it'd be on.52:32 here we go okay guys I tried listening to Candace Owen again I tried I could only go I can only go for like five minutes and after a while I'm like she's been smoking the curtains okay even if she is right let's say she is right about everything she needs to come across different she gets way too into it53:02 Almost like an obsession. And it's not informative to me. It's more like a woman who's desperately screaming into the microphone. Kind of like some dude I know. But I think Candice has drank her own Kool-Aid. I really do. I think she's way too in new. She could be doing so much.53:32 for reporting, but she's so obsessed with Erica Kirk. She's so obsessed. Like, what happened to the lawsuit? She was being sued for calling France's first lady a man. I think that got resolved, I think. Yeah, I think they kind of dropped it. Maybe they tried to scare her. Yeah, I think so. I'm starting to not...53:58 I want to believe her. I really do. But I think she does a good job. I think she communicates well. But once again, there's an obsession that makes me cringe. Does that make sense? Yeah. Okay. I can listen to what anybody says, left or right. I don't care. But when you're so, like, tedious, I can smell it a mile away.54:29 Okay, that makes me cringe. But I got friends that will ask questions. Well, why did Trump do this? I don't know. That's a great question. But Candace Owen is like, nope, this happened. This happened. You got to listen up. I'm like, sweetie, calm down. Don't get excited. Start to sound like Frank. But anyway, so that's my personal opinion.55:00 I like her, but I think she's obsessed. I think she's too focused. I think Tucker Carlson's becoming like that too. I think they're becoming a little bit over the top. Yeah. And it's concerning. It really is. A lot of people are there.55:20 Like, I've heard Tucker Carlson's in the media about things that he's been saying. Who else? Alex Jones. Joe Rogan's been in there. I don't think Alex Jones has ever been able to be listened to. I couldn't listen to him for two minutes, dude. I don't... There could be a building...55:48 He could tell me there's a building on fire in front of me, and I can see it burning, but I can't listen to him talk about it. Like, everything Alex Jones says is the end of the world. Okay? That's what I feel. I can't listen to anything. Oh, my God, end of the world. Alex Jones is speaking. Like, you know what? At a certain point,56:16 You got to turn that crap off right or left. All of it is garbage and live your life and love your family and stop worrying about it because by next week, it's something different. There'll never be a loss for headlines. That's just my opinion. So what I used to think Candace was one of the, yeah.56:43 Okay, Candace was one of the good ones, but she got so big and so powerful with her voice that I think it took over. I'm not sure how to explain it, but I think...57:05 She sticks with one idea and then she runs with it. She doesn't know how to stop and check for facts. She just keeps running with that one idea thinking it's the light of the tunnel. It's like, no. There's other clues. There's other things. Nothing is definitive because you're not there to prove it all. I think she's obsessive. I think that she...57:34 she got that momentum by doing the, the McCrone shit, right? Yeah. I think that started it. The McCrone obsession started it. And then there was, well, I wouldn't even say because she did the same thing with, uh,57:52 Obama, right? She was going after Obama and then I didn't listen to her back then. She springboard from that to McCrone and that's when I stopped watching her because I was just fed up with watching the same crap all over. Yeah, it's the same thing all the time, guys. She needs to stop. Listen, you either believe her or you don't. Now she's on to Erica Kirk and it's like okay, you made a point or you made a statement.58:22 I know. I know. Let it be. And if something more comes out, then report back. She can do so much. But she's... She can do so much more. She's stuck on... Well, now she can because of the Nick Shirley Act. But she was a great journalist. Oh, it's not in California. She's not in California. I think she's in... She's in Tennessee and the UK, depending on... I believe she's in Tennessee. We'll see. What is this? I had some Walmart attendees...58:52 And I think they were 3D printed. Yeah, I don't know. But let me tell you something. Walmart and McDonald's will be the first to push printed meat on you. I guarantee it. I guarantee it. You know, maybe like crystals and other, you know, Denny's and I don't know. But Walmart and McDonald's.59:21 When you start seeing it regularly with them, be ready. Because all hell is breaking loose. But I'm sorry that it was 3D printed, if it was. I'm not sure what they print with. But, you know, they say you can take like a little magnet and put it on the meat. And if it magnetizes to the meat, it's printed. It's printed.59:51 I don't know what that means. I don't know if there's metals in it. I don't know. All I know is I try to get a bone attached to my meat. Pork chops, there's a bone in it. They haven't mastered printing the bone yet or manufacturing the bone. But if you get the bone, like you get a ribeye with the bone on,1:00:20 It's probably a real ribeye. You can see it like AI. You can see it's not cutting the same. You can see it's not chewing the same. There's also something about the fibers and stuff like that in meat that you can kind of tell the difference. Hey, there's good news. I watched a video my brother sent to me. The guy who puts food under a microscope a thousand times.1:00:49 He looked at the chicken fibers from Chick-fil-A, Popeyes, and KFC. And Chick-fil-A and Popeyes did well. They looked like real meat fibers. KFC, not so. But, like, we're really surprised, right?1:01:12 But I'm glad to hear that. So if you go to Chick-fil-A, no, it's still chicken. If you go to Popeye's, it's still chicken. I don't recommend anybody go to KFC. If you do, you're going to pay like $20. A piece of chicken is ridiculous. Everything there is expensive. I don't think I eat chicken unless I go to...1:01:38 I think the only time I eat chicken outside of like the grocery store is maybe if I go to like Panda Express or something. But outside of that, I don't typically eat chicken. Soup Monster says, Nick Shirley is an inspiration to special needs kids everywhere. I'm not really sure why you're attacking Nick Shirley. He's uncovered some big corruption stories.1:02:07 I don't believe he's done anything wrong. I think they're trying to shut him up. So for you to talk bad about him, I have no idea why. But half the comments in the chat, I question anyway. No, I don't think we're into printing fast food.1:02:31 But I do believe somebody is going to try and push fake stuff on you. They already got chemicals. They already got plastics and metal and all that other crap you should be eating. So they're going to do it. I just don't know when. It's not about if. It's about when. And that's not going to be pretty for the first company to1:03:00 That is proven to be feeding you printed meat. I pity that company. You can pretty much close your doors now. Whoever that is. I don't eat fast food because of seed oils. Very good women's. Yeah. Is In-N-Out in Tennessee yet? Yeah. We got like four locations so far. Have you been to one? We're getting...1:03:29 We got Lebanon, Mount Juliet, Franklin, I mean, Murfreesboro, and Antioch. Oh, yeah, Antioch. Why Antioch? I don't know. Why you'd start there? Murfreesboro. Dude, they should get one. But why start there? The one's coming to Madison. It looks like there's three so far.1:03:57 Additional locations are planned for Nashville area, including- They're doing great to pass wall-to-wall all1:04:04 As long as the doors are open, they're pack-walled. I mean, that's always been the case, though. Even in California, where it's been forever. It's the same out there. I remember, like, growing up, like, because it was, like, remember the location, I don't know if you went into Westminster or anything, but right there on, what is it, Trask and Magnolia? I think it is.1:04:33 Okay. And it was on the corner right next to the highway. Okay. I went to the one by your mom's house on Brookhurst. Okay. It was in and out there. Last time I was there. That's down the street. That's up on, what, Ball Road? Mm-hmm. I think it's Brookhurst and Ball. Yeah.1:04:57 Yeah. And that's why I hung out with some of the viewers of the channel. We had kind of a meetup. And it was a lot of fun. But the one I'm talking about, like, it literally is sitting on the corner of an intersection, right? And not a big intersection, but a pretty, like, regularly flowing intersection, right? Especially during certain times of the day. And...1:05:24 I always remember that line because it was a drive-thru area or restaurant only. Right. The line would be packed down the Magnolia and always interfere with the highway exit ramp or off-ramp. Okay, gambling college freshman said Project Hail Mary is sad. I saw it. I didn't think it was sad. I mean, there was a moment, a touching moment, but not...1:05:53 I mean, not like anybody would cry or anything. Maybe it's not the best choice for someone like Jimmy. What? Jimmy can't handle a sad movie? I'm not sure what that means. Yeah, I don't know what that means. Have you seen Mercy? Love. Great movie. Oh, you saw it? Oh, yeah. It is good. It was a great movie.1:06:21 I'm surprised it didn't do better. I was actually expecting it not to be as good as it was. I was totally blown away. You're strapped to an electric chair. You got 90 minutes to prove you're innocent. You have access to anything in the world. Any data in the world. And then they're going to judge, jury, and executioner.1:06:45 Yeah. The whole, what was it like? I loved it. You can only get to like 97% or 98% or whatever. Right. And that's the highest it can be. And he had to have it below what? 90% or 80%, something like that. I'm going to change topic real quick. Have you heard anything about peptides? No, I keep hearing, I don't even know what peptides are. Not a clue. Sue monster.1:07:15 I don't know what peptides are, but like 12 people I know have talked about peptides. And I'm not sure what peptides are. I looked it up, but I still didn't really understand. So it's like the newest fad. Not saying I know nothing about it. It may be good. It may be bad. I don't know.1:07:43 But like my son, Garrett, who's in Thailand, he wrote me and told me about peptides. And he's one of the people, like there's 10 other people that have said something, which is weird. So I'm curious what peptides are. I don't know if you need, I don't know how to answer your question because I don't know what peptides are, sorry. But I will try to become...1:08:13 more informed on that topic. I guess it's like a type of amino acid or something like that. I guess. No, not pesticides. And it has nothing to do with Pepto-Bismol. I don't know. Some people know1:08:43 I think, and some people don't. Yeah, it's still a new thing, fairly new, but I'm hearing a lot about it. So I'll look into it, see what it really is, and hopefully bring you guys up to speed on what they are. But I think my son was recommending it for stroke recovery. I'm not sure how that works.1:09:09 But he said that, you know, a lot of people, it's not Pepto-Bismol. You guys are too funny. All right. But anyway, how are we doing? I hope we're over an hour already. So is there anything else you want to talk about? I think we went over the couple that I found. Yeah, we slammed all the Republicans. Okay, yeah, we're done. Yeah. I mean, the chat room has. We didn't.1:09:39 But they do every week. It's like, don't get me wrong, all politicians are dishonest. I'm an equal opportunity name caller. They're all evil. I did actually just finish, was it the Assassin's Creed Mirage?1:09:59 Oh. A DLC came out. Well, I may have already beat it like two years ago when it came out. But then the DLC came out last year or something like that. And I just kind of had it on the back burner because I was playing other games. So I went and actually played it. It was really short. It was like really short. You could probably finish the whole DLC in one day.1:10:25 Um, really it was free. So, I mean, yeah, I'm not complaining. It's extra content for free. So whatever. So I'm playing two games. Are you playing one or two? Uh, well, I just finished that and now I'm playing, uh, was it Assassin's Creed syndicate? Um, but I also, uh, downloaded, uh,1:10:53 Assassin's Creed black flag. Cause apparently I don't know how true this is, but, um, I think it's in June or July. Uh, the remake will be coming out remaster. Got it. Got it. So I'm playing dragon's quest to fill my need for RPG and I'm playing Talos, the Talos principle.1:11:20 to fill my need for intellectual thinking. It's more of a puzzle game. Have you ever played Portal? Oh, yeah. Okay. It's kind of like Portal. It's pretty cool. You've got to solve some really hard puzzles. And by the way, the Talos Principle 2, the sequel, is on Game Pass. So if you want to check it out, you can.1:11:51 Say again? Which game? The Talos Principle. I don't have Game Pass anymore. Oh, you got rid of it? Oh yeah, a long time ago. You heard the CEO says it's too expensive? What? She wants to cut the price on Game Pass. Well, yeah. The price is too high.1:12:13 Really? I've actually heard people complaining that... Not like players, but... At some point, you've got to listen to the people. The developers of these games? Yeah. It's like a financial risk to put it on Xbox because if it goes to Game Pass, then they're not going to make any money off of it. Wait until the Steam box comes out.1:12:36 It'll be game over because the Steam box is more like PC. We already have the Steam deck, but that's handheld. So I'm waiting for an actual console to come out. It's going to be great. All right, let me let you go. I'm going to go do dinner. Thank you guys for hanging out. Thanks for bringing up some topics I got to look into. I got to look into, what is it, peptides? Yep.1:13:04 Yeah. I'll look into peptides. I appreciate all your input, guys. Jimmy and Jack should co-stream on Twitch. No. Let's see. Not a fan of Twitch. Let's see. I think they're thinking of gaming. That's why. Oh, okay. All right. Well, Jack, are you having ribs for dinner? All right. I'll answer one more. I believe so.1:13:35 I haven't had ribs probably in a week. So I think it's due. I bought a few packages of precooked. So I just heat those up, cut them up. Sometimes I cook them raw myself. So be ready for this Friday. I'm doing the crab ragoon garlic bread on my cooking show. You guys picked it, not me. But it did well. I'm very happy with it.1:14:03 Can't wait to show you. Is there anything else you wanted to say? I'm looking at the Game Pass price. Game Pass Ultimate's $30 a month. Yeah. Holy cow, dude. It's way too expensive. I mean, it says that there's a lot involved. Like, it has Ubisoft Plus, EA Play, and Fortnite Crew, which Fortnite Crew is $10 a month. So, I mean...1:14:29 that kind of pays for the extra or additional $10 you're, you're paying anyway. I ain't paying $10 a month. Well, so, well, I guess Fortnite crew, it's actually $10 per season. It's not, uh, we know it's, it is $10 a month. It is $10 a month. Why don't we, why don't we bring back game news on Thursdays? We always talk about games and we probably shouldn't,1:14:59 Unless it's like a gaming moment where we purposely talk video games. Yeah, we can do that. Just think about it because every time we're together, you and I go to game news. Oh, you talk a lot about games. Yeah. Oh, yeah. The good, the bad, and the ugly.1:15:18 But in the meantime, these people have been very patient. And I thank you guys. But I got to let them go. We'll see you guys next week. Yeah. Everything was great today. It's all good. I appreciate you guys joining us. We're heading out of here. We'll be right back here next Saturday. All right, bro. Take it easy, okay? You too. Bye-bye. Bye.