42:28 talking earlier, very beautiful words. And I wanted to say also it's been an honor and privilege to work with him as well. And he's brought me and us to a whole new level musically with working on the music. It was really so much fun to be able to write all of these songs with a mission in mind of bringing peace and love and joy and working with JP is hilarious. and Mickey's such a great storyteller, and as you said earlier, amazing with the lighting. He is the lighting guy. I think he even called this, the room we're in right now, this is called Mickey Lighting. And so I think we look good because of him. So thanks to him. Well, that's the thing is I built InfoWars to have music and crews and multiple studios. We don't do it much, but it's fun in the twilight to finally do it. It is.
43:07 Totally. And then, yeah, and the song Together We Rise also, you know, was sparked originally by the Independent National Convention, which we got to be a part of as well. So now we get to like really be excitedly sharing this song and it's like closing, it's closing the movie out in a really beautiful way. And we've got Hi-Rez and Jimmy and we've got a country song in there we'll be doing, Let the Freedom Ring. It's my, one of my first country songs ever, which will be debuted in the film. We got Angel Garcia. We, um, you know, just so many amazing people got to work together and, you know, with, the writing and directing of Mickey is it was really awesome and you know Johnny Twilight right here an old friend of mine we've been singing together for years singing always we always sang songs about unity and joy and love you want to share anything would be great. Yeah I just want to just highlight how much positivity is flowing not only from this song that we made but this this movie and I just love that there's such a light at the end of the tunnel with all this stuff because yeah it can get very dark and scary but
43:56 This sort of song and this movie, it just brings such a unity through light. And I think that's just so important for this movement. Absolutely. Yeah, the subject of light is so important, you know, it's about to say you called movie light There you go, because it really is important. I want to break it down this way So I've been working in the in the field of 3d digital arts for three decades right now And if you really examine what is the difference between the original? Animations that we would look at the old Looney Tunes and whatever that what they call 2d animation what creates 3d animation answer shadow
44:33 And they say that we live in the third dimension reality right here on planet Earth. And so there's a necessity for shadow. The problem is, is when the shadow tries to take over and obscure the entire picture, then it just becomes darkness. And so in times like these, our reaction must be shining our light even brighter. That's right. Wow, profound. Johnny Twilight, Deepak, anything else? Yeah, I was gonna just say one final thing is like the blessing of my parents my name Deepak translates to light That's literally what it means is one who lights up or enlightened one or light. So it's just ironic. We're talking about light and Yeah, it's just like I think that's what we're here to do. I mean, I think each of us inside have
45:17 of vibration and we were, you know, Mickey and I've been talking a lot about vibration, Johnny and all and everything lately, but that vibration really is what light is, is a perturbation of space. And if we can shine that underneath all of our stories, we all grow up, you know, coming into this world as innocent balls of light and then life happens to us however we grow up. And if we can get to that place of being able to get back and sift through and excavate to the core of ourselves, I think we all can be connected as a human race into our light once again, you know? And there's a little bit of a story here I want to share about Deepak because it's inspiring and hopefully it'll inspire other artists to do the same thing. So Deepak was making a living off of making music for Disney.
45:55 for a number of years. And to take that leap of faith to go against one of the biggest monster machines on the planet. He jumped out of the New World Order mothership of motherships. Exactly what he did in the most courageous way, went out online, of course got attacked by everyone who thought they were on his side. But his point of view is our point of view, which is there is no side, there's team humanity, the end, period. And so he came out and took the arrows for a minute to say, listen, I'm not willing to do this work anymore. I'm not willing to work for corporations that are doing damage to our children and our planet. And I'm going to stand for something, perhaps one of the most controversial brands in the world, to really put my stake in the ground and say that I'm more concerned with and committed to truth.
46:45 unity than I am making the paycheck that I used to make. And it's going to be total commitment because you realize that the enemy's total death. So why not? The only choice once you'd make the choice though, then it's like, well, this is the only choice like you said. Well, it really is and it keeps us enslaved. That's what how the system is created, right? It's like a little bit of bread and circus to keep us barely paying our bills and having to sing their song. But as a really wise man named Fred Dyer said, many years ago, don't die with your music still in you. So sing your song. and leave your imprint and your legacy on this planet. And if everyone lived from that, from the purest place, things would change really fast. And the good news is they are. All right, I'm Deepak and Johnny, we're gonna come back for five more minutes. We have a little short segment, some stations join us in six minutes, we're still on radio stations, that old fashioned thing. We're gonna go to break, come back in two minutes, finish up with those guys, and then move into the other news. Beautiful. 12 products that have not been available for a long time