0:00 haven't already make sure you hit that like and subscribe button on the way in helps really helps the channel out otherwise we'll go ahead and start getting into the topics so there's several things that I know that we didn't go over yesterday and one being like the Fauci thing we never I don't think we ever discussed Fauci yesterday0:29 There's also a couple things going on in the WNBA. I don't really pay attention to basketball, let alone women's basketball, but it's a pretty big issue as far as culturally. So we can get into that as well. Is there anything else that we were thinking of?0:56 Uh, that's all I had on the, not my mind, but again, it's your gig, dude. There's more things going on with Sony. Tony's doing a lot of things. Um, and something going on with that GTA six, which I'll bring that up later on. Yeah. But, uh, first things first, let's, uh, let's, we'll start off with the whole Fauci thing. Um,01:23 I thought it was ironic that... I mean, I kind of expected it to happen that he would plead the fifth. And I kind of expected that. Only because he's not one to take accountability for his actions. He doesn't think he did any wrong. So he's not going to... He's not going to...01:52 I guess, give in to the criticism or pander to the opposite side of the aisle. So I think that's kind of the motivating factor for pleading the Fifth was more so self-protection and not giving in to what the conservatives or Republicans wanted him to do.02:21 Okay, can I jump in real quick? Of course. All right. So I get pleading the fifth. I know white people do it. But you don't, by law, the law doesn't say if you plead the fifth, you've got to plead the fifth on every question 100% of the time. So when they say, what is that on the table in front of you, and you plead the fifth,02:50 Instead of saying a folder, I mean, that's just... It's a strategic thing. So, like, if you say...03:03 I say, did you do this? And he says, I plead the fifth. Were you here? I plead the fifth. Is your shirt blue? I plead the fifth. Once he says, yes, my shirt is blue, you know, then it opens the door for other questions that he could potentially ask.03:27 you know, answer that incorrectly or not the way that it's going to help him or benefit him. So that's why his lawyers were saying, just plead the fifth to everything. Doesn't matter what it is, no matter how big, no matter how small. That's instant guilt. Anytime you plead the fifth, it's instant guilt. Just by pleading the fifth, the law itself says,03:54 cannot determine whether it's guilt or innocence by the letter of the law. Right. I mean, the average guy or an average person is going to be like, what do you have to hide by pleading the fifth? Like even the simplest of things, right? Just the average person would think that, but according to the law, you know, in a courtroom, um,04:19 For his case, he did the right thing. But at the same time, he didn't do the right thing because he is technically supposed to disclose any information because of the fact no matter what information he discloses, he is protected by the pardon issued by Joe Biden.04:47 The only purpose or the only difference is, or the only thing that he can really go off of or plead the fifth with that understanding is either the pardon was not legit because it was auto-penned or there was somebody, somebody's like, if you say anything,05:13 So you're saying either way he's screwed. If it's not legit, he's busted. If it is legit, he can't plead the fifth and he's in contempt. Well, yeah, that's what they're getting. We're in contempt of court. Within five minutes, we're behind bars. Well, and that's the thing. So contempt of Congress or impeding an investigation or congressional investigation is05:44 technically could land him, well, I think it was, I don't know exact amount. He's never. It's only going to be a few months. It's not going to be, you know, years like he deserves. It's not going to be decades like he deserves. It's going to be. Nobody ever gets in trouble. Nobody. We're raising our kids to learn that there is no punishment in the crime.06:13 There really isn't. You funnel billions of dollars illegally. You give away money. You steal money. Whatever, you're in contempt of court. We're teaching our children that crime pays because nobody ever goes to jail. Nobody. Still, to this day, no matter how much Doge Uncovered06:42 Nobody was responsible. What did it happen while we all were sleeping? Was it an accident? Was it the weather? No, it was human beings that should be behind prison. Yeah. I mean, but my biggest concern is not really, I want them to, I want them to get them for more. I don't,07:10 No, no, that's a bunch of crap. I'm done with the line, oh, they're trying to build a case. They're trying to build a big case. Oh, no, it's not that. No, they're not. So he's in contempt of court. Well, he's in contempt of Congress because it's not really court. He's in contempt of Congress. No, it is. It's a sworn testimony. But it's not court. It's not a courtroom. Then how can you be held in contempt? Because he's in front of Congress. He's still in contempt.07:36 Same thing. Contempt of Congress, contempt of court, it's the same violation. Actually, it's only a misdemeanor. How pathetic is that? Contempt of Congress is a federal misdemeanor that occurs when a person willfully disobeys or obstructs07:59 a congressional investigation, such as by ignoring the subpoena, refusing to turn over documents, or declining to answer questions during a hearing. It's a bunch of crap. It doesn't matter. The bad never get punished. The bad never get punished. Ever. Penalty carries, conviction carries a penalty of one month to one year in jail. No, nobody. Ranged from $100 to $100,000. No, not even a penny.08:30 They won't pay anything. Nobody ever gets punished. Ever. Constitutional rights. Witnesses may legally defend their refusal to answer by invoking constitutional protections such as the Fifth Amendment, though disputes over whether an invocation is valid frequently led to... After California burned down, nobody was held accountable. Maui burned down, nobody was accountable. Like, nobody is ever accountable for any of this crap. None of it.08:59 And did you see, even with the hearing for him to be held in contempt, there was still people voting against him being held in contempt? Yeah, I don't know. Is that sick or what? Yeah. You know what's sick? People not being punished. That's sick.09:24 Sure, that's sick. But what I'm saying is that even when somebody is essentially guilty of not providing information and, like I said, impeding the congressional investigation about what happened, even when he's protected by the pardon...09:54 the there's members or, uh, was it, uh, congressional members of Senate members or whoever that were, uh, basically voting. That's because it's criminals voting criminals backing criminals. Yeah. It's just crazy. Yeah. Oh, did you hear that? Hunter Biden went on Candace Owens.10:24 No, I didn't. I haven't heard anything about it. Andrew Wilson. That's where Hunter Biden would go on any podcast. But yeah, now I watch it. I don't watch it. I have to see it just to kind of see what happened. Who knows? It's probably going to be. Nobody got was responsible for the cocaine in the White House. Nobody. I mean.10:51 Nobody's been responsible for the spraying from airplanes. Like, people keep doing crap and not getting in trouble for it. Yeah. I tell you, I go rob a bank, boom, I'm in jail in five minutes. Okay? Oh, but you open a fake child care business in Minnesota that stole billions...11:22 And you saw the people involved. They were right there. They never got punished. They just went their way and took our tax money with them. Of course, I blame our government for giving it out in the first place, but you know. Does the guy on the right have a drooling problem? No, I'm politely wiping my mouth11:53 Because I have a stroke problem. I've had a stroke twice. And that's why. Do you not know my name? It's literally on my fricking hat. I even introduced you at the beginning. Come on. The guy on the right. Yeah. What's his name? I know his hat says Jack. Maybe he's a mechanic. Literally the guy on the right. Does he have a drooling problem?12:21 Well, how about calling him by his name? Have you never been here? Probably never come back. You're rude. I'm like, I don't know how much more prominent my name could be on my hat, but I'm the guy on the right. Oh, hey, the guy in the background. The guy to the left.12:52 the dude with the earring I'm like oh okay not that we didn't get names from our parents but I'm the guy on the right I'm gonna make shirts like that that says I'm the guy on the right not to mention like it's this isn't the first time this person has been here no and he's kind of come up with some13:22 certain comments before So I'm really not sure Is he blind? Well, he can't be blind Because all he knows I'm on the right. We have timeouts for that kind of thing. Oh Really? Yep. Did you convince pacifier? Hmm listen, it wasn't it wasn't a bad question. I13:46 He saw me. I'm not knocking this question. I'm sorry. If somebody's been here for however long, been back watching episodes. Why would you watch a show on people you don't know? That's kind of weird. Why would you bring up something? I know Michael Caine. I know Rowdy. I know Sumo Boy. I know Lewis. I know different people.14:16 You know, I know it's just interesting that he would say, they're going to write. Okay. Not the guy in the orange shirt. Not the guy with the name Jack on the hat. Jack on the hat? I think that blows me away the most. My name could not be any more prominent on this video. That's funny. And he can't put that together and call me Jack.14:47 So I'm not knocking your comment. I'm going to explain why you see me doing this. Cause I don't want to draw that would look disgusting. So I do this when I feel like this part of my face was affected. I feel like it could leak. That's why I do that. Cause I feel something I never have. I probably will never will.15:15 But to answer your question, it was an okay question. So here, kind of the beyond topic, is that side of your face, do you have like, is it like 10% of feeling left in that side of your face? Yeah. No, there's 10%, probably 20% that I can't feel. All the way to my neck muscles. On this side, yeah, this is the side I'm wiping right here.15:43 Yeah. This whole, all the way down from my ear because my balance got affected. So the stroke affected my ear canal, my equilibrium. Yeah. And the muscles going down the side of my neck, like right here, probably 40% is not felt right here, right here, 20%. Right here. You still have like 80% feeling.16:12 Yeah, yeah, I can see out of my eye. If somebody smacks you in the face, you can feel it. Oh, yeah, I'd feel it. Somebody bashed me with a frying pan, I'd feel it, yeah. Okay, okay. But there is a lack of feeling on that side. Well, it's just lack of control of the muscles, right? Right, right. That's why the eye gets droopy. Yeah. What are you going to do about it? Hey, guys, we're all going to get old and die and fall apart. Be ready for it.16:42 So you may talk about it now, but you'll experience it later. I'm experiencing it sooner than later. Yeah. I hope it's later for you guys. Speaking of which, I just found out, what was it, not long ago, that Johnny Knoxville did another Jackass movie. Oh, I saw it. And doing the same stunts, and he's older than we are. Yeah, the final, and it's probably their last.17:12 He said it's probably going to be their last. How can you keep doing that where you're being kicked? Because a lot of the stunts were recorded earlier and landed on the cutting room floor. So they showed stuff you've never seen. They showed stuff that the channel said, yeah, we don't want to show that. They showed stunts that they filmed years ago but never showed.17:42 It was a mix. There was some current day stuff. There was stuff that they hadn't done in years. It was kind of like a director's cut kind of thing. It was kind of a montage of a bunch of jackass stuff. Old and new. At his age, he's still taking kicks to... He's still doing stuff. He did stuff in the movie, but18:11 I'm telling you, their bodies are definitely... That's why it's probably their last. Yeah, it's gotta be. The next one will kill them. You know? Going down a hill in a shopping cart? Death. You know? But it was a good movie. I enjoyed it. In fact, he got kind of emotional when he started talking about it being probably their last movie.18:40 It wasn't their last because they wanted to be their last. It was their last because they wanted to keep on living. Some of the stuff they did, like when the bull hit them, holy crap, took them for a launch. I'm like, I don't find that entertaining. I mean, it was a shock to watch.19:03 But it's not something I would want to do. Neither would shoving a matchbox up my butt. I wouldn't want to do that either. But anyway. I haven't seen the new one yet. Okay, you'll get what I'm talking about. But let's see.19:26 But speaking of movies, apparently, I didn't mention this in the beginning, but apparently Spider-Man is doing really, really, really well. Yeah. Apparently Spider-Man has no woke in it. Apparently Spider-Man did everything he's supposed to do. Just tell a story and move on. Not try to push a message. Yeah.19:55 Say that again. I'm sorry. They went as far as talking about it and saying, hey, it doesn't feel right. I'm not feeling that scene. So they'll try something different. Your internet's breaking up. I can't hear you. Obviously, you can't hear me.20:21 He went and talked to one of the writers and said, hey, this doesn't feel right. No, you're breaking up. I don't know why you keep talking, and I'm telling you, you're in this breaking up for me. Yeah, I know. Yeah, yeah. I don't know if you can hear me, but now you're coming through. You're clean now.20:42 Okay, so what I was saying was Tom Holland was telling the writers that he wanted to redo scenes because he didn't feel that scene was come across the way he thought was strong enough for the scene. So they would rewrite scenes. So not only was there no woke, but he actively participated in rewriting scenes in the film.21:08 But no, like I said, the movie is doing insanely well. It's already on track to beat. Was it Avengers Endgame? It.21:25 There's one person that I watched. I think it was WDW Pro. He said that he doesn't think it'll pass Avatar, but look at the numbers. I think Spider-Man has a possibility. He's broken all records. I mean, he's passed everybody. He's passed everybody in theaters for the money they're making. Not yet. Yeah. They've broken all records. What are you talking about? Because...21:54 uh spider-man no movie has made more money in that amount of time that breaks records for me what's this one called research mode brand new day right it is currently sitting at 1.6 billion dollars22:22 So find out where it sits according to all the movies in history. Well, we already know that Avengers... Come on, not Contempt of Congress. I'm looking at Avengers. Avengers... Let me get Grace. Hold on a minute. You're taking the word. No, I can't help it. I want to type something out. Ask AI. Ask AI.22:54 Hey, Grace, can you hear me? What the hell, man? I haven't talked to her in so long. Can you hear me, Grace? Okay, where does Spider-Man's newest movie land in relationship to all of the movies that came out? Well, while you're doing that...23:20 If you mean the brand new day one, that comes right after No Way Home in Peter's story. Okay, I don't need you to explain that. I need you to tell me he's making more money than any movie in history. Checking. It's not the top of all time. Avatar still holds that crown. This new Spider-Man is huge. But how long has Spider-Man been out?23:50 Checking. As of today, it's been out 11 days. Okay, so has it made... All right, stop, Grace. Has it made more money than Avatar did in its first 11 days? Hang on. Yes, and by a very long way. Oh, oh, oh, wait, oh, oh. You sound like you just got down syndrome. Oh, by a very long way.24:19 Yeah. He's made more money. Hold on. So right now, Avatar is sitting at $2.9 billion. He's made more money in 11 days than Avatar did. So what do you think? It still hasn't surpassed its overall. No, it hasn't gone as long as Avatar. It never will.24:42 Time will continue for Avatar and time will continue for Spider-Man. It'll never catch Avatar time-wise. So you have to go day for day. Opening weekend. Did it beat it? Yeah. First 11 days. It's been 11 days, dude. It's beat every movie in its first 11 days. Why doesn't it tell me how many weeks this went? I'm just saying. Oh, here we go.25:13 It's definitely going to surpass overall. It looks like it was out for just about 15 weeks in theaters. Avatar. Okay. Spider-Man. Brand new day. By the way, I'm not sure why Avatar. Like you said, 11 days. So it's not even two weeks yet.25:41 Right, and it's made more money than Avatar. But it has been two weekends. So on Thursday, it will be the end of the second week. And it still has made the most money ever in the first 11 days of any movie in existence, including Avatar. But you're also not taking into consideration for inflation. Oh, and movie posters. What do you mean taking into consideration?26:11 So back then, a movie ticket was like... I don't care. Okay, go ahead and retro, but go back. It still has made more money in its first 11 days. Stop trying to defend Avatar. I'm not. I want Spider-Man to succeed more than that. I don't want any room for down. I don't want any room for like...26:37 Well, this and that. I'm just putting up questions that somebody would throw out saying, oh, well, basically to argue that Spider-Man isn't as good as it is. I'm bringing up those questions now so we can hopefully get Spider-Man to surpass those without doubt. Okay. So let me explain something to people. Because you guys keep saying Spider-Man was woke.27:08 when some wait when some actress replaced another actress in a movie okay before woke existed and she may be of mixed races now the new actress playing that role is not woke she played27:33 MJ before woke was even in existence so to say Spider-Man was woke and it was woke before woke was a thing it was amazing woke started back in like 2015 no it didn't you're on crack cocaine here give me an example get your head examined ask the internet28:02 Horizon Zero Dawn. When did Woke start? Woke started in 2020. When they told us that it was okay to poop in a kitty litter box in your classroom. Horizon Zero Dawn came out in 2017. And I'd say that was a... It was fair to say that... Wait, wait, wait. No, wait. No, the word Woke. The whole movement.28:29 The political agendas did not start in 2017. 2019 was a great year. Everything went to crap in 2020. Weird. All right. Grace, you're going to work. Grace, you're still there.28:54 The phrase stay woke originated in African-American vernacular English in the 1930s. Oh, my God. You're now stop. Stop. I'm not done yet. Paragraph. Stay woke. Hold your panic. I just called Grace woke.29:10 When did the term woke begin? Let me check. So it's older than most people think. It started in black American slang early in the 20th century. No, no, no, no. But when did it become a negative movement?29:33 okay let me check that roughly between 2019 and 2022 oh 2019 and 2022 thank you wow this is the modern social justice you mean charlie chaplin didn't create woke can i can i read this29:49 The modern social justice movement associated with the word accelerated in the early 2010s through the Black Lives Matter network during protests over police violence. Okay, when did Black Lives Matter start? How about that? Go ahead. Hey, Grace, you still over there?30:17 When did the Black Lives Matter movement start? Let me check. It began in 2013 after George Simmons acquittal then really grew in 2014 after Ferguson. And then there was a huge global surge in 2020. Oh, 2020. Yeah, I'm familiar with 2020. I heard 2014. Dude, I didn't know about Black Lives Matter until 2020.30:47 It was still there. It's kind of like, okay, here. Why have people been around forever? How about that? Oh, my God. Folks been around forever? How many businesses that you can think of that says they've been around since 1940 or something like that? And you're like, what are you talking about? You just opened like two years ago. What? Can you think of any business like that? That opened two years ago?31:16 And claiming they opened in the 40s? Yes. I'm just throwing out numbers. I'm not even saying that... I have no idea, dude. Usually people don't lie when they opened. They're established in 1841 or whatever. Okay. Like Pharaoh's Ice Cream. Here. They can claim they opened when they opened. Auto parts. When... When...31:45 You never said the word woke before 2020. You never did. You personally, Jimmy. It started in 1957. So woke started in 1957? What does 1957 have to do with it? So...32:06 Just because O'Reilly started in 1957 doesn't mean you saw it in 1957 or even anywhere before they took over Kragan Auto Parts or Checkers or any other auto parts store, right? Because I remember Kragan Auto Parts. But then they bought out Checkers and Kragan. Well, they merged with them. Isn't Checkers a burger and shake place?32:37 Yeah. Rally's and Checkers is the same company. Rally's and Checkers. But there's also a Checkers Auto. There's a Checkers Auto parts. Really? Yeah. Never heard of it.32:51 Checkers, Kragan, and what's the third one? I'm sure they've made more money than Spider-Man 2. Dang it. No, that's not the point. That's not the point. The music exists before they actually become big. Before people start talking about them on a regular basis. That's the point. You've never said the word woke. Early 2010s. You literally have never said the word woke.33:19 It doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I don't bring it into existence by talking about it. Okay. You win. Congratulations. Oh, my God. You're a champ. Number one, dude. You're right. 1915. Woke existed. Because black people were alive. Woke has been around for a while. You're on crack if you think it's before 2020.33:50 Show me a publication that used the word woke. An article that used the word woke before 2020. Yeah, now we got a problem. Oh, well, nobody wrote that word. I can't find it. And you know what? I'll shut up. I'll be done. But you sitting here going, well, it's always existed since the air existed. And I'm like, no, it didn't.34:20 Woke wasn't an issue. Hang on, guys. We're waiting. Jimmy's in research mode. Look at him. He's looking for an article that is dated before 2020 that used the term woke. I'll even put it in34:51 No, no, no, no. A news article that used the word woke and is dated before 2020. Come on. There we go. Let's see. Is the guy with the glasses okay?35:20 Okay, the guy with the glasses, his name is the guy on the right. So when you address me, please say the guy on the right because my name isn't on my hat. I haven't had my name for over 50 years, but I'm known as the guy on the right. Oh, shit. You're the guy on the right. Still the guy on the right. Still the guy on the right. What are you doing? Screen sharing.35:54 You found an article? I found something. No, no, no. You found an article? A written article. Published. Here, right there. The origin and history of woke. Wait, I can't see anything. I don't know what you're sharing. Oh, shit. It's not up there? No. There it is. Okay. Okay.36:27 Well, hold on, because this could be, this could have been recorded two years ago, it looks like. I don't see a date. Yeah, the last comment was, what, two years ago? Yeah, it looks like two years ago. We should place it 2024. Even though he does say last 10 years. This is in an article before 2020.36:59 that you use the term woke. Well, nonetheless. Wait, oh, nonetheless. What does that mean, oh, nonetheless? No, no, no, no. Everybody's yelling at the guy on the right. Everybody's yelling at the guy who's drooling. The guy with glasses. The guy who has no freaking name. The guy who wears stupid hats. They probably don't even know my name. Um, but, uh, oh, um,37:30 I could easily go back and start watching things from pre-2020 and go, wow, that's woke. Wait. But it wasn't a term that was used before 2020. I'm sure it was. I just asked you to prove it. You didn't. Oh, no. I'm trying to make a five-minute search. Okay. But.37:54 But nonetheless, I mean, it really makes no difference whether it was before 2020 or after 2020. It doesn't make any – Oh, now it makes no difference. Nonetheless, it doesn't make – You can prove it. The fact that – It makes no difference. There was content that was created prior to 2020 that I can go back and say that was woke. Okay. Once again –38:20 The deal was find an article that used the term woke before 2020 and spin it for the 2024 video. I will spend the time on livestream looking for it. No, no, no, no. Screw that. Just admit defeat. Jesus. Oh, sorry. Well, I don't think it's correct. I don't think it's correct. I told you to prove me wrong. It's real simple. Pull up a Time article. Pull up a Newsweek article.38:49 Pull up any article in the world before 2020 that used the term woke. Sorry, guys, but Jimmy doesn't want to accept that he's wrong. He's just hanging on by a thread. I got it right.39:17 Man, that guy on the right, the dude with the glasses, yeah, that guy on the right. Not the other guy on the right, but the guy with the glasses, who's wearing somebody's name on his hat, but doesn't even wear a hat with his own name on it.39:47 How about we just look at it off the air? Yeah, we can do that. Okay. And then if we find one, we'll bring it to you guys. Yeah. We can post it in Discord or something. Oh, my God. Yeah, yeah. Oh, that's a great idea. What was the other thing we were going to talk about? WNBA? WNBA. The white privilege in the WNBA? Yeah. The privilege of getting beat and the crap out of you?40:15 The one that was aggressor claimed white privilege. Yeah. Wow. That's some privilege getting face smacked and taken to the ground on a basketball court. I've been watching multiple, multiple videos, um, from different people, all like all sorts of different people, um, from like news channels from, um,40:42 different YouTubers, um, all the way from like, um, who was it? Uh, WW WDW pro was one. Um, Ben Shapiro was another, um, well, it came up on a list of things. And when I researched what was going on, right, he was just in that list and41:10 After watching that list, or after watching a few out of that list, I went back to my feed, like recommended videos for my feed.41:22 And that started popping up like every other video is funny. Um, so yeah, I mean, I've watched, like, I don't remember which news, uh, news channel it was, but I want to say it was like, uh, either C-SPAN or, or CNN or something like that. But they were talking about, um, what was going on, um, talking about the whole, like,41:50 I guess it was a threads post that she said white privilege and, um, tagged the team that she was playing against. And then, uh, made another post saying what I think it was eight 23, which I guess is another, um, another time that they, they face off against each other. So you do realize you do, you do realize this is good for ticket sales, uh,42:21 Literally, viewership will go up. Okay? Because Kaitlyn Clark getting beat up wasn't a big deal to people. Nobody cared. This other white chick, this poor girl that nobody knows, gets face slammed, and now it's a big deal. But when Kaitlyn Clark got face slammed and beat up and pushed and punched and elbowed,42:51 Nobody cared. They weren't so busy anymore. Their eyes freaking clawed out everything. Yeah. It's ridiculous, dude. No, it's definitely like, and they're even like doing racial slurs against the players. Caitlin Clark and him. You know,43:16 My mom always said what's good for the goose is good for the gander. I know what it means. I just think it's kind of a lame phrase. But you know what? When whites mistreated blacks in the 60s, that was a big deal. I thought, how horrible, right? I spent my whole life...43:42 All races are equal. Everything's good. You were too young for that, weren't you? Well, I was. I was born at the end of the 60s. Yeah. Okay. Now the tables are reversed and they're okay with it. They weren't okay with being the one being brutalized. You went through the hippie era, right? What? You went through the hippie era? Yeah. I was born in the late 60s.44:11 Yeah, and that was early to mid-70s, wasn't it? No, no. The fire hoses and the separate doors and all that, that was in the 60s. No, no, I'm talking about the hippies. The blacks had their own entrance. I'm talking about the hippies. Oh, the hippies, yeah. That was during like the, was it mid to? Okay, that's what we're living in right now, by the way. Huh? Like we're back in the 70s. That's kind of like what we're living in history.44:39 It keeps repeating itself. We're currently in the 70s. I'm in the 80s again, dude. I think it's backwards from what was going on in the 60s. Yeah. But it's weird. They didn't like being mistreated. Okay? Listen, I still have black friends, Middle Eastern friends, Hispanic friends. They're still my friends. It never changed.45:09 But society-wise, they're okay with the tables being reversed now. I'm like, wait. Obviously... No, no. They didn't live through it. This is a whole other generation. They didn't live through it. It was a horrible time to miss the way they were mistreated and all that. And I'm glad we came out of it. But it's a horrible time right now. The way whites are mistreated. And...45:39 I'm ready to come out of that. That's all. I'm done. The white, straight male is a piece of trash. I'm done with that. I don't care anymore what you think because I treat everybody equally. Like, I treat the janitor just like the CEO of the company. You have to.46:07 If you don't have that mindset, I pray for you because it's just not a place you want to be. Don't let society make you, whether it's racist, angry about stuff, all that. You got to be above all that. So I'm ready to move on. Unfortunately, we're not there yet.46:37 No, we're definitely not there yet. Nope. I think it's going to be a while. But I do think it's kind of funny that there's NBA players talking about joining or going in for the draft for the WNBA. I believe them to be serious, dude. Well, no, they are serious. Yeah. They are serious.47:02 A lot of basketball players can now join the WNBA because they associate as a woman. They left it open for it. According to the rules, they have to allow them to play on the WNBA. And you know what? They're going to dominate. They're going to dominate. The thing I like about it the most is, was it a couple of, I think it's at least one of them wants to go into the,47:32 help the girls that are being bullied in or bullied on in the league. There was a, I can't remember what player it was, but one of them wanted to come in and to help assist with like Caitlin Clark. So she didn't mean like face palms, some of the, the bullies.47:53 Oh, yeah. Well, I don't think he would do that. Could you imagine a man grabbing a face palm of a player that's bullying and slamming him down? Could you imagine that? I would buy tickets. I'd buy tickets for that game. You see the girl passing him the ball and he's going for a slam. That dude relating as a woman just beat the crap out of that bully. You go, girl.48:24 Or being like a shield. You know what I'm saying? Exactly. When they go around one of the other players. That was blocking. No, that was just standing. Yeah. It's just blocking. Well, you know, they're going to have to deal with that next year. Yeah. Because it's as stupid as to win an Academy Award.48:49 You know, one of the leads has to be black. Another one has to be gay. I mean, whatever the rules are. I also saw – I was watching a video of – some guy was making a joke about it, but he was like – I think it was in Nashville actually. And they were talking about taking – Everything's in Nashville. I think they were talking about taking like the varsity team out of a high school.49:12 And a boys varsity team taking them out of high school and putting them in the WNBA. Tell them that they had to identify as women.49:21 so that way they could start this team called, I guess the name of the team would be Balls. What are you looking for? I'm rooting for the Balls. Oh, my God, dude. Could you imagine a team of nothing but boys identifying as women on a WNBA team? No, let's stop. Stop.49:45 They would win. I don't think it will ever happen. I don't think that will happen. I think they're pushing the issue. They might get an NBA player in the WNBA. If one of the dudes makes it, ratings will go through the roof.50:01 Oh, yeah. Everybody will watch WNBA. Oh, yeah. I saw comments on people. Dunking on women. It's going to be hilarious. Or the videos I was watching about him saying that he's going to join or go for the WNBA draft.50:22 The comments on that video were like, dude, I'd tune in just to watch you. I'd buy tickets and I'd tune in. I'd be in the stands watching on my phone. On your phone? Yeah. That would be hilarious. That would be funny. So we'll see if it really happens.50:43 I mean, just for argument's sake, I hope it does happen. Stop it. I really do. Because then they'd have to admit that they were wrong about transgenderism, or they're going to have to reverse the rules. They let a man beat on a woman in a boxing ring. They're not going to ever admit it.51:07 Well, that's true. He won the gold, and I guess he did a biological test. They proved he was a man, and they took the gold away or something. But they're never going to admit they're wrong. I think, was it Riley Gaines? It was the Olympics. Yeah, Riley Gaines was in the Olympics.51:30 I think she was the girl that lost to that guy that wants to be called Leah Thomas or something like that. So she became... No, that's somebody else. Is it? Yeah, that's a swimmer, I think. That's what I'm saying. Riley Gaines is a swimmer. Okay, I'm talking about the boxing match. I'm talking about the swimmer. No, I'm talking about the dude that literally punched a woman in...51:56 In her face. She said crap out of her. You said the guy beat on the girl and got the gold medal. I'm saying that Riley Gaines, she lost the gold medal to this guy that claimed to be a girl or claimed to be a woman. But52:18 Afterwards, they revoked the ruling and gave Riley, I think, gave Riley Gaines the gold medal. What a mess. Yeah. Goober says, watch Lady Ballers. It's a comedy about this. Yeah, but isn't it on Daily Wire? Lady Ballers. I never heard of it. It's a Daily Wire film. Oh, it is? Yeah. It's kind of weird. I52:49 It's going to become interesting. That's all I can say. We're all going to become WNBA players. I mean, fans. That's what I predict. If this truly is going to be like the funniest thing ever, that they're allowing it to happen and see nothing wrong with it until they do. It's like, it's only funny until it isn't.53:18 And it isn't once a girl gets hurt because a man, you know, block shot just smashed her face in. Oh, you can watch it on YouTube, Fandango, Amazon Prime. Lady Ballers? Yeah, but you got to pay four bucks to watch it. I ain't paying a dollar to watch it. I'm just going to wait for the WNBA next year. I think...53:45 They're going to do it live. It's going to come to fruition. It'll be free on any service. It'll be free every Thursday night. By the way, Thursday is free. I think the movie is actually free on the Daily Wire Plus or whatever. Yeah. If you pay for Daily Wire Plus, it ain't free. If you got to pay, it ain't free.54:14 That's my problem. You're not paying for the movie, but you're paying for the subscription. I ain't paying for that freaking movie. Yeah. Just like I won't pay for a woke movie, I won't pay for making fun of a woke movie. I'm not going to give them any money. I'm not going to fund that movement. That one movie, Am I Racist? by Matt Walsh, that's also on there. Wait, have we? We haven't gone over that. Okay, good.54:43 Have we? Somebody said I'm late for my ribs and I'm getting hangry. Oh. I'm like, no, I don't think it's time yet. Cancel Netflix, pay for Daily Wire Plus. How about cancel Netflix and not pay for anything? Hold on a minute. Watch. I am having ribs. Watch. For those of you who really don't believe it, some of you are like, Jack don't eat ribs all the time.55:11 the guy on the right with the glasses what's his name what's his name what she sent me a voicemail what are you calling Tammy Tammy she sent me a voicemail oh there she is hey babe sorry I hit the wrong button what's up oh it's okay hey what am I having for dinner tonight you said ribs there we go I love you55:42 Bye. Yeah. Poor Amy. Just letting you know. Hey, we're Miami. If anything happens. Okay, thank you. Bye. Yeah. Oh, God. But we talked about it on the way home. She goes, are we doing ribs tonight? I'm like, yeah. Always doing ribs. So, anyway.56:11 Any other topics? Um, I'm trying to think of what else we were talking about. I think we brought up everything really. Um, we can continue talking about, uh,56:25 not woke no not that you know you're going to be up to 2 in the morning no I'm not looking for a freaking article I got something I can't be up that late I gotta find an article it's gotta be before 2020 it's gotta be from woke it's gotta be the second coming of Jesus did you get the did you get the videos I sent you which ones Matt right no56:55 Oh, that guy, yeah. Is that Matt Rife? Yeah, that's Matt Rife. Yeah, that guy. I tried to find one that was funny. I didn't want it to be too long. Sometimes he pushes it with the audience. Oh, yeah. Oh, man. I don't know if I would have said that in public. He goes into racial things. He goes into sexist things. He pushes. He makes fun of the handicapped. I mean, who does that?57:25 Is that a prosthetic? Making fun of somebody for being in a wheelchair or something like that. They love him for it. Tammy jokes about me when I'm in a wheelchair. Like she's going to push me down a hill. Those kind of jokes. She said that while we were going to Pizza Wars. What are you talking about? Yeah, I know. But anyway. But it's just a joke, guys. She's not going to kill me on the right.57:55 Well, I realized I don't mind being the guy on the right. Better than being a guy on the left. Not you, Jimmy, but a guy on the left. Get it? Oh. Liberal. Yeah, I got you. Yeah. But anyway. Well, no. There was another video I sent you, too. What was the other one I sent you? Yeah, you sent me the basketball one.58:21 Oh, was it the basketball one? Yeah, like I haven't seen that 14,000 times. If you watch it, it's all through your threads. It was that guy. I like his perspective. I like his commentary. Oh, yeah. Literally, it was a black guy who got upset at...58:44 the the girl that yelled white privilege i mean listen guys there's a lot of blacks that are black fatigued also black for white people just ain't for me but a lot of blacks like that too there's a lot of cool blacks out there by the way i watch several uh black podcasters that uh59:11 They experience fatigue. Hey, I need to get your take on something. Sure. You know, that the, the topic we've talked about before the USA account that was giving millions away. Right. Okay. That once I got shut down, like rap music has not been on the charts ever since then. So do you really believe there's a correlation and how could there be like payola?59:41 Because I know payola was a thing back in the 60s. Oh, wow. We're around that time now. Were we paying people to chart rap music? There might be. I know that...59:58 Well, otherwise explain how, man. I remember hearing rap artists like... Was it Ice Cube and whatnot? No, no, no. I'm talking new music. I know. I'm talking about people that have gone through the experience of it. Okay. He said that...1:00:17 they would only publish certain types of music. If it didn't pass a certain criteria, they wouldn't publish the music. So they wanted to push certain narratives through that music. So I'm guessing if that was possible...1:00:40 then more likely was somebody funding that as well to try to push that narrative. I'd be blown away if that was true. I literally will be taken. I was taken by this. There's no way I cannot picture how they used USAID money to get certain, you know, to get rap music charted.1:01:06 But like, it hasn't been on the charts since it's been shut down. Okay, guys, I don't believe in coincidence. So things happen for a reason. But if I ever found that it was true, if some whistleblower, like if let's say Dr. Dre came out and said, oh yeah, we were running money through USA paying radio stations to play this music.1:01:36 So it would chart, we were lying about, I mean, okay, then I believe. If like something like Dr. Dre came out. But there is no way I can comprehend it being true. Like certain conspiracies I can't grip. What was the other one the other day we talked about that I didn't believe? Oh, the data centers were powering up.1:02:02 underground elite cities and stealing the water I do believe there is possibility of underground bunkers for the rich underground bunkers are different an entire city underground I think somebody would slip up I think we'd find out a video would come out or something if it really they've got security on that thing pretty tight so well okay there is a TV show about that1:02:31 Did you know that? About what? Data centers? About underground cities. Okay. Can't remember. Was it on Paramount plus or was it on Peacock? I didn't even know the title. It literally is a new series like season two right now. Huh? And it's going strong and it's, I stopped watching it as soon as they drove underground. I'm like, uh, yeah, I'm done.1:03:01 I'm going to go watch like Landman or Yellowstone or something, you know? But yeah, when they went underground, I thought, yeah, this is a whole, whole thing.1:03:16 But you think there's underground cities? Like full-on cities? I don't know. I mean, I believe that there's definitely going to be underground bunkers. Because they've already kind of let that slip. Now, is it possible there could be underground cities? Sure. They can do bunkers. They can definitely expand on bunkers. Do you remember a guy named Art Bell? He was a radio guy. Art Bell...1:03:47 was on radio. He was a talk show host. And his total show was conspiracies. He was in the middle of the desert. Nobody knew where he was. He broadcasted him. His name was Art Bell. He's no longer alive. May he rest in peace. But he would talk aliens. He was in the middle of Nevada. Middle of like by Vegas.1:04:14 Okay. Like Area 51? Everything. Oh my God, the kooky stuff, like Tin Hat stuff. Like, I believe Tin Hat stuff today, but he was... It was crazy. His show was... His show was huge. What was that one movie? What? Like, a Randy Quaid...1:04:38 was totally believed in aliens and stuff like that. What was that? Believed he got kidnapped by aliens. Avatar? I don't know. Randy Quaid. Randy Quaid, alien movie, kidnapped by aliens. Never heard of it. Or, I've probably heard of it, but I've never seen it. I would, Silo. I did watch the first season of Silo,1:05:06 And then my Apple TV trial ran out. I'm not paying for Apple TV. Oh, Independence Day. It was Independence Day. Hold on a minute. Jeff just said Paradise. The Underground City series I was talking about, it's called Paradise. Paradise? Uh-huh. And what channel is it on?1:05:30 It's not Fallout, no. Silo's good, by the way. It looks like Disney Plus or Hulu. So Paradise is on Hulu? I know what it is on Disney Plus. I think it's Hulu. But yeah, Art Bell Coast to Coast. That was his show name. Yeah, it's on Hulu.1:05:53 The guy was nationwide. And all he talked was... It's kind of like our podcast, turning into nothing but conspiracies. God. $20 for Hulu Plus and Disney Plus without ads. That's crazy. But yeah, it's on Hulu Plus. Yeah. So I think Art Bell had time travelers, everything. He talked about everything, dude.1:06:22 You can probably hear his broadcasts, his old tapes, online. But his name was Art Bell. Coast to Coast was the name of his show. And when I was a kid, he was big. And people would listen. It was like listening to sci-fi. I didn't believe anything he said. But it was very entertaining. Uh...1:06:48 I didn't even tell you what it's about. Off-premise, the series is set in a city-sized underground bunker in Colorado three years after a doomsday event. It follows U.S. Secret Service agent Xavier Collins as he seeks to discover the truth. If you get Apple TV, check it out. If not, get the trial period and binge watch it.1:07:15 That goes back to the HBO days, Game of Thrones. I would subscribe for only one month and watch the whole year of Game of Thrones. And then I would cancel my subscription and do it next year. Kind of like what I want to do with Landman. I don't know her. What? What'd you say? Was she in, damn it? Jimmy? Oh, Divergent. The girl from Divergence in that show you were talking about, Paradise.1:07:46 Silo's another good one. Silo? I believe that's Apple TV. There's some good ones out there. I still got to catch up on Yellowstone and whatnot. I haven't seen any of Yellowstone or any one of the... Dunn Ranch or any... Oh my gosh, there's a ton of them. Well, there's Dunn Ranch. There's the Marshalls or whatever.1:08:16 Yeah, that's okay. U.S. Marshall is okay. I'm talking about like other spinoffs like, what is it, the 1800 ones? The 1900, the 1800 ones. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They're supposed to be doing the four sixes. The one with Harrison Ford in it. Yeah, that's I think 1923, I think.1:08:39 I don't remember. Anyway, let me let you go because my ribs are on the grill, so I got to go. Sounds good. So they don't burn. Until next week, we will catch you all on F as in Frank. So until then, thanks for joining us. If you haven't already, make sure you hit the like and subscribe button. Help the channel grow. Help the channel out.1:09:00 If you haven't already, you can see us on the episode Frank next Saturday or Sunday. Sorry. Sunday. We moved to Sundays. Sunday at five. All right. Remember the guy on the right. That's my new name. I'm the guy on the right. We'll get merch guy on the right. All right. We'll see.