HOUR 1:
Jelly Roll Goes After Trump + Is the WNBA Controversy About to EXPLODE?
Pags opens with the sad news that Peter Cullen, the legendary voice of Optimus Prime in Transformers, has died at 85 before turning to Jelly Roll's decision to slam President Trump. Is he alienating half his audience-and whatever happened to entertainers simply entertaining? Then Pags takes a different angle on President Trump renaming Lake Ontario "Lake America" amid the U.S.-Canada trade fight: Why? What does it actually accomplish? Finally, XX-XY Athletics CEO Jennifer Sey joins Pags right in the middle of the exploding WNBA controversy. From Sophie Cunningham speaking out, to Enes Kanter Freedom being thrown out of a WNBA game, to the league declaring Kanter Freedom and Royce White ineligible for the draft, Sey says the entire mess exposes a much bigger question the WNBA needs to answer: What exactly makes someone eligible to compete in a women's league? Sey breaks down the fight over biological sex, the league's response, and why she believes this moment could have huge consequences for women's sports.
HOUR 2:
Enes Kanter Freedom Is SUING?! + Why America Can't Stop Watching Bodycam Videos:
Pags breaks down the latest twist in the WNBA controversy as Enes Kanter Freedom fires back at Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter over his ejection and subsequent arena ban-and says his legal team plans to take action against the team and its owner. The crew jumps in as Pags tries to make sense of a controversy that just keeps getting bigger. Then CNN somehow manages to use a photo of a Dolly Parton impersonator while eulogizing the late country legend, forcing the network to apologize-and giving Pags another reason to ask a simple question: Can we please just get back to reporting the truth? Plus, Sheriff Mark Lamb joins Pags for Part 1 of a great conversation about the bodycam videos he's been making that are going viral. Why are millions of people fascinated by real police encounters, and what do these videos show that traditional news coverage doesn't? Lamb's success even inspired Pags to launch bodycam reaction videos of his own. They also get into Lamb's run for Arizona's 5th Congressional District as Rep. Andy Biggs makes his move for governor.
HOUR 3:
Will Fauci EVER Face Charges? + Jelly Roll Takes Over Late Night:
Pags reacts to Jelly Roll's second night filling in for Jimmy Kimmel-and admits some of the lines are actually delivered pretty well. But is Jelly Roll simply pandering to the audience in front of him? Pags offers his two cents on why entertainers can be funny, political and still a whole lot more even-handed. Then the big question: Will Anthony Fauci ever actually face charges? Republican efforts to pursue contempt charges are reportedly hitting roadblocks, but Pags breaks down why he believes Fauci should still be held accountable. Then things get considerably lighter with the teacher who created a designated "fart corner" so students can pass gas without disrupting class. Yes, really. Plus, Sheriff Mark Lamb returns for Part 2 to talk about the bodycam videos that are going viral, why Americans can't stop watching real police encounters, and how Lamb inspired Pags to launch bodycam reaction videos of his own. Lamb also lays out his campaign for Arizona's 5th Congressional District, why he's running as Andy Biggs seeks the governorship, and what he plans to do if voters send him to Congress.