Jay refuses to unlock his phone during a heated debate about trust and past rumors. His partner already has full access, he says, but the hosts push back, escalating into accusations of delusion and surveillance paranoia.
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So you wanted to unlock Jay's phone to help clear up some of the concerns around the rumors last year, correct? That part. Actually, we did not unlock your phone. You refused to unlock the phone. Okay. I did not. He's delusional. Can I get an amen? Can I get an amen? I didn't refuse. I didn't refuse to unlock my phone. Okay. I declined. That's her excuse. You see what I'm saying? I decline because she has access to my phone. I do. I know I have access to your phone. Anytime she wants. I go in there every night when he goes to sleep. How she go in there? Right now, if my phone was in my pocket and she said, "Jay, can I see your phone?" I would hand it to her with no problem. OK, then. I've gone through it very extensively because I'm on my— He said you're on the CIA, so— CIA? Ain't got nothing on me, boo-boo. OK. FBI, KGB. Put my earrings back in.