Protests continue in the wake of George Floyd's death but it has people wondering, "When does it end?" Jeremy Bradley discusses his thoughts of protests in general and what people hope to accomplish by taking to the streets versus online campaigns with hashtags. If the message is heard loud and clear, and the position recognized, isn't that considered a success? Later, the Celebrity Phone is ringing and Hank Azaria surprises JB. It's awkwardly delicious but always entertaining. Finally, just because someone doesn't wave a rainbow flag, does that mean they don't support the LGBT community? Are they homophobic? We're living in a dangerous time when generalizations and assumptions can be the end of someone's career. JB explains how impactful this accusations can be.
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