-You look great, buddy. Everything going well?
-Everything's great, yeah.
-Since you last were on the show,
you had another little baby.
-I did, yeah. Baby Tiana. Thank you very much.
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Thank you. So cute. -Look at this.
Oh, my gosh. She's so cute! -Oh, my God.
-How old is she now?
-Well, right now, she's 16 months old.
And, you know, just the love of my life.
I have all daughters, which you do, too, right?
And there's nothing like it. -Nothing like it.
I love it so much. What are they into?
What shows are they watching? -Oh, my gosh.
Big-time into "Peppa Pig." -Oh, yeah!
-Yes, they're into the "Peppa Pig."
-Oh, they're obsessed. -"Spirit the Horse."
-Oh, no. -Spirit.
-I don't know. Oh, "Spirit." -"Spirit."
-No, I don't know that one.
-Oh, we might have to educate Jimmy on that one.
Yes. -"Dora the Explorer"?
-"Dora the Explorer." Yes, for sure.
-Oh, man, that will get real annoying.
I can't wait. -Yes.
-Yeah, get ready for that.
-Do your daughters make you do the voices of, like,
Papa Pig, Daddy Pig?
-Oh, grandpa? Yeah. [ Snorts ]
-Yeah. -Snorting.
[ British accent ] Mommy...
[ Snorts ] Yeah.
Muddy puddles. Muddy puddles.
[ Normal voice ] I'm like, "All right,
I can't take it anymore."
I have nightmares about muddy puddles.
I follow you on Instagram. I love you.
It's a very good follow, by the way.
-Thank you. I follow you, too. -It's great.
You do everything. You do everything extreme.
You go hard.
Your workouts are amazing, and you put some of those on there.
And then you also post your cheat meals.
-Yes. It's very important, the cheat meals.
-But look at your cheat -- How do you -- Lookit.
You were into pancakes. You were big into pancakes.
-I'm into pancakes. I'm into sushi, and --
Oh, like right there.
-At the same time. -That is sushi and pancakes.
-Yeah.
-Which I wouldn't recommend that,
but you got to give it a shot.
What else? Ah, yes. Even more sushi, sandwiches.
-Those are good-looking sandwiches.
-Oh, it's the best, dude.
And for me, I mean, the cheat meals, though, it's like --
it's like church.
You know?
Because you work out hard, and once a week,
you treat yourself, and then, you know, I partake in that.
-Yeah.
-And I just -- I open my computer and I sit there --
But here's the thing.
I have to wait until everybody is asleep.
That's the way I've got to do it.
I put the babies down to sleep.
Everyone goes to sleep -- Lauren, everybody.
So at like midnight --
-That's when you have your cheat meal?
-That's when I -- Yes.
And I'm like a troll, like, "Oh, yeah!"
Open it up and all by myself. -Yeah.
You just got back from Hawaii. -I did, yes.
-And you wanted to go there
because you wanted to stop by the protest over there.
What was going on?
-Sure. So, what's happening in Hawaii right now is --
there are protesters on the big island, in Hilo,
and there's a mountain, Mauna Kea.
And Mauna Kea -- Some of you guys may know this.
Mauna Kea is a sacred place.
It's a sacred place to native Hawaiians.
And there's a telescope that's being propositioned
to be built there that's 18 stories.
Eventually, it would be the size of a football stadium.
And the issue that the native Hawaiians have is that
It's sacred land.
There was some trust that was breached between them
and the state and the people who are trying to
build the telescope.
And what I wanted to do was get my boots on the ground,
go there personally, and -- Because I grew up in Hawaii
and I understand what it's like to have that sacred land.
And when I was -- It was really a beautiful experience.
It was so inspiring, because you have
men and women and children and elderly --
Kupuna that we call them -- who aren't leaving,
and they are so steadfast and passionate about this land,
about the sacredness of the land.
So, I joke that cheat meals were church, but the truth is --
this mountain is their church,
and it would be like building on their church.
So I wanted to go, get my boots on the ground there,
and speak to them directly, get a deeper dialogue with them.
And then I realized something,
that this is so much bigger than a telescope being built.
This is humanity.
These are human beings whose hearts are hurting.
And I think anytime situations like that come up,
whether it's -- And, again, this is like a microcosm
of the bigger thing all around the world --
or at least how I look at it.
When scenarios like this pop up,
when you have human beings who are hurting,
any culture around the world,
that's our indication that we've got to stop.
Let's be considerate, let's be empathetic,
and let's always take care of our people,
'cause, at the end of the day,
it always comes down to that, taking care of the people.
-Yeah. Take care of each other. Good for you for doing that.
I'm glad you did that. -Thank you, Jimmy.