Will Cain Country - Tyrus Goes OFF SCRIPT With Will Cain

Episode Date: August 18, 2026

In a horrific Massachusetts murder case, a woman is the center of a major trial for the alleged slayings of her three children. Yet despite complete agreement between the prosecution and defense regarding the culprit, TikTok’s armchair lawyers continue to spin their own narratives. Tyrus, host of ‘Planet Tyrus,’ joins Will in Dallas to examine how a misguided social media effort raised nearly $1 million for Lindsay Clancy’s legal fund, despite her own attorneys acknowledging her guilt.Plus, Tyrus shares his favorite theories on extraterrestrials, Bigfoot, and why certain parts of the ocean remain off-limits even to the U.S. Navy.Subscribe to ‘Will Cain Country’ on YouTube here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Watch Will Cain Country!⁠⁠⁠Follow ‘Will Cain Country’ on X (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), Instagram (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), TikTok (⁠⁠⁠@willcainshow⁠⁠⁠), and Facebook (⁠⁠⁠@WillCainNews)Follow Will on X: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@WillCain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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You can catch him at Planet Tyrus. It is Tyrus with us today. In studio, in Dallas, on Wilcane Country. What's up? Man, first of all, I like what you've done with the place. Thank you. It's a little bigger than our...

You know what? It's clean here. So now when you use my podcast in New York, I expect it to be clean. I don't pick up after my? No, you do not. You do not. And I was like breaking it down like who it is. Yeah, your boys over there, they know what I'm talking about. I see someone's been messing with my Godzilla figures and whatnot.

Oh, that's not me. I'm pretty low impact. I may leave a water cup in there and that's not picked up. I just like to play games with them. It's fine. Okay. If it's you, it's cool. Yeah, yeah.

But hey, man, first of all, thanks for having me on. You know, I get a little break. I'm on tour right now. I know. So I'm in Grapevine tonight and tomorrow. So anytime I, like I said, Dallas is one of my favorite spots to stop. You lived here for a bit. You're here for the next two days.

Yep. Doing shows in the DFW area. Tell us about those shows. Like I said, I got two shows today. And then because of popular demand, we added a third, which will be a matinee on Wednesday. And then off to Texarkana and Umbult, and then finishing up in Arkansas. And then I get to go right back to New York. get back to work. But this is the best part of my job. Most guys take vacations. They go fishing.

I tour because I'm a horse dad. But it's always nice to meet like people, like real people. And it gives me so much faith because we are knee deep in the media world. And it's very, very misleading. People think what they hear on social media is actually what's going on and it's not. It's really not. Across the country and my fans range from 18 years old to 99, years old, colors, creeds, all the thing. And none of them are talking about what's going on in their communities and what we're talking about, especially with the social media stuff and the socialism stuff and all the things that we're hearing. You just don't see it in the real America. And the American Dream is alive and well, bro. It is alive and well. So I love the

touring. And I've been doing this. I have one of my buddies from WWE fame, Tongaloa. He came on tour with me. So we've been hanging and banging. Every gym, every town, no days off. I still got the Nassian running through me right now. So I'm a little fired up, a little pumped up. So, and you can relate because you train. I've been noticed you got a little, little vascular going on the biceps. You don't got to push him forward, right? It's all good. He's flexing. Honestly, today was the first day back with a month off. Yeah, we did have that conversation. So is Tyrus? Yeah, I said the other day that I wanted to lose seven or eight pounds.

And you're leaning out. You can see it. I mean, look, you even got the little veins in your hand. It's coming. It's spreading. And they said that was feminine for me to talk about trying to lose seven or eight pounds. It's not feminine for you to get in fighting weight. Yeah. It's just all how you present it. They said the fact that you know that seven or eight pounds, you've dialed that in, you know the number. That's feminine. And I said, I'm 51 years old.

If you were a fighter, you'd make weight and you'd get your championship. I figured out after 50 years my fighting weight. You understand your body. Yes. And you don't carry a lot of weight. That's right. You're not a heavy set guy. So seven, eight pounds for you.

was like 20 to 30 pounds for me. Well, also, Tyrus, every dude goes through this phase, and every dude on this program right now is well past this phase. The phase is, bigger is always better. If I eat and I lift, then I will look better. And I started to realize, no matter

how much I lift, as you point out, you have a body, and your body has an optimum shape. Unless you have a frame, unless you put supplements in your body. Right. Like serious supplements. And I am peptide curious. I am peptide curious. But I don't think that actually changes your fighting weight. I don't think peptides do.

No. Except for GLP 1. That will, but I'm talking about like adding muscle weight. What I came to the realization of is like, look, dude, you don't need to be bigger. You need to optimize your frame. Well, life is a marathon. And bigger means your heart works harder. So leaning down means your heart works less, which means you add more years. Yeah. And that's what it's about. It's not about like, listen, I changed my entire lift. I was a power lifter. I enjoyed benching, you know, 575 pounds, squat and all these big giant numbers. But I didn't enjoy two or three days in bed, not work, you know, being uncomfortable and sore all the time. Now I'm in the gym with 20s and 15s doing 100 reps and stuff.

And I feel great. I dropped over 100 pounds just training and eating right. So knowing where you're at, knowing what's best for you, mentally gives you an edge. Yeah. And you can see it, man. You're flaunting, you know. you're battling with Stephen A, you were in better shape. I was.

When you're in better shape, you're more confident, you know? Yeah. And then when you're not worried about mentally the physical battle, the mental, you're just a sharper, better person. By the way, and this will provide hope to you guys. When he brings up Stephen A, and I see pictures of myself in those days. So we're talking about 2016, 17, 18, in that range, maybe 19. What was I? I would have been in my mid-40s, early to mid-year-old.

mid-40s, and I think I was in my prime. I think I was in my prime. And so I think a lot of people would say, oh, my prime is 25, maybe my prime is 32. I'm not in my prime anymore. I will say that. I'm not in my prime physically, physically. But I think I hit prom about mid-40s. But see, then there's that withered, we're withered, we're withered men, we're oaks, but the leaves aren't as green as they used to be. That's right. But you trade that in for wisdom. Yeah, that's right. You trade that in for knowledge. And hopefully you have a wife that goes, I like the gray. You know, that's what you owe.

You don't want a wife that says change the gray. You also had a beard back then. So I did. And I think a beard is good. But he changed the beard because he has the wisdom wingtips. That's right. He's got the doctor strange going on. My beard is full gray.

I'm starting to do it. You're right, Tyra. It's like I have. Embrace it. Totally embrace the idea. I do have the doctor. strange thing coming. I have never ever had a conversation with a guy who had a

doctor strange that was ignorant. I just want never, it's never happened. Someone tell me that, anyone. It doesn't happen. You always knew a little something. Okay. I love what you said about America. And I think it's actually a good tee up for something I want to talk about today.

You're right. When you talk to people outside of the media bubble, it's incredibly inspiring. It's incredibly optimistic. And it'll make you feel better about humanity. Right. However, I don't think, so I said to the fellows this morning, I want to do this story because I see it all over my algorithm, social media, and I think there's a bigger tie-in as well, which I want to get to. But the question is, and I said to Patrick, here's the deal, Patrick.

If a few crazy people are saying something on the internet, that's not a national news story. That's what I said to him. I agree. It can be funny, and we scroll across it, and I'm sure on Gutfeld or on Wilcane show, there's times like, should we play that video? I have this little internal tension of like, but what does that video represent? In this case, I've decided that this strand of videos, because you point out, Patrick, it's not a singular person. This is a bunch of people, right? Yes, it's quite a few people. Various arguments across the board for all different elements of within this story. So it's not just like one. Okay, so the story is the Lindsay Clancy story. Do you know the Lindsay Clancy story? It's extremely disturbing. And I'll be the first one to tell you,

I have not been able to finish reading it yet. Okay, so Lindsay Clancy, it's got layer, horrible story on its surface. She murdered her three kids, strangled them. Then she jumped off, I think it was the second floor. She slid her wrists, and then she jumped off the second floor, and I believe she's paralyzed from the waist down now. She's in trial. Her defense is that I was suffering from postpartum,

and I had, I think, at least half a dozen different doctors she was working with, putting her on. She had 30 different prescriptions, anti-anxiety, anti-depression, anti-psychotic, sleep medication. A whole, man, I'm not saying she's... It's a lot. And that it's... I don't they just take them all at the same time, but she was comboing up some things. Right. And her defense is, not that she didn't do it. Her defense is, I was insane. And it discom pounded my problem. Right there, you've got a layer. And that's an interesting defense that needs to be discussed, because I'm one that's like, whoa, we're over prescribing. I'm with you. it's not even over-prescribing is people are prescribing.

Google doctors, TikTok doctors. Then they go to the physicians, they say, I need this, and the physicians are giving it to them. And she's tele-docking. She wasn't even going to the doctor. She wasn't even going. And that's one of the thing. That's another thing. And you're a peptide curious, but that's another thing.

If you, oh, we can, our own doctor will send in your blood work. And if I want to do peptides, there's no reason for me go to a doctor. I don't have to at all. Exactly. And I think that's one of the problems from this that we need to look at is, that too many people are self-prescribing. You're saying I have this symptom and this symptom, but they're not actually going to the doctors.

And some of these doctors are extremely irresponsible. Yeah. By the way, I do it. I use AI. I tweaked my back last week. And I was like, is this where I told AI exactly where it hurt? I did.

I've never had back troubles. You probably have had back troubles before. Oh, yeah. Especially powerlifting, wrestling, taking bombs. I'm sure. Yeah, you're going to pay a bill. So I have had back troubles, and it's terrifying when they do. Like, I've had buddies go through.

years of problems, trying to not get surgery. So the minute I had something in my back, I was kind of scared. And so AI is like, no, you're probably good. It's this, this, this, and this. It's super low. So we all do. I go to AI. But then you, but you don't take the next step. Then you go, well, you know what? I need a painkiller for my back. Right. And I need a strong painkiller. I need a narcotic. And then you go to the doctor and say, hey, AI said this. I need this. And that's where the doctor needs to say, you need to come in first. But we're not seeing that. Now, I'm not making excuses for her. Me neither. What shocks me as a parent is why you would want to get off. You know, I was insane, which means you're saying you were insane then, which means you're understanding it.

You also should be understanding, I murdered my children. I wouldn't want a life. Oh, right. You see, like, that's where I go. That's for me where the empathy stops. Yeah. To where you're acknowledging. Put me away. Yeah. I did this horrible thing. I wouldn't, how can you live with yourself? because she's talking now in clarity that also makes me raise an eyebrow because somebody who was truly again, not a psychiatrist not claiming to be, but

someone who's claiming insanity that typically there's not a cure all for that. Like, oh, I'm off the medication now, I know what I did was wrong. It should be a guilty plea. I do believe if you start playing with medications like that, it can make you insane. Oh, it can. I do believe that can happen. But that's like saying a guy who gets

hemped up on PCP and goes out and rapes and murder a woman, oh, it's because I was on drugs. So there's a difference of me saying, yes, there's a difference of me saying, I think that can make you insane versus that doesn't make you culpable. Exactly. You are still culpable. But anyway, she doesn't, she. There's a lack of responsibility.

Lack of responsibility, please. You're big on this lately. I'm so tired of this. So freaking tired of this crowd. We just let these people walk run and run free. He thinks we're an epidemic of a lack of responsibility. He's 1,000 percent. Accountability was the biggest.

infection of the pandemic, a lack of accountability. It is spread and it has become a thing where nobody, anytime something happens to someone, it's someone else's fault, it's not their fault, it's that victimhood, and he's a thousand percent right. Let's take quick break, but continue this with the host of of Planet Tyrus and co-host of Gutfeld, Tyrus on Wilcane Country. Welcome back to Willcane Country. We're still hanging out with the host of Planet Tyrus, co-host to Gutfeld, Tyrus. And that's sometimes that's something what I accuse you of from time to time, Patrick, of towing with victimhood. I think the right is toying with victimhood. I think there is mentality, Tyrus, on the right that is beginning to blame all their troubles on the system. And I'm not here to say. The system

doesn't have troubles. But ultimately, and by the way, this is where I step outside of politics. I'm like, let me just play psychologist for a minute. This is intuitive to me, but I would, that feels shitty. If I go through the world, going, man, that's other people's did this to me. I feel robbed of my agency and control, and I feel shitty. Well, you can't improve. I, I, I don't take responsibility because

I consider myself more manly than somebody else. I take responsibility, honestly, because it's the only thing that reasserts my own control. Of anything. And it's the only way you get through anything. Like, my grandmother always said this, and she would be like, you know, in life you get punched in the mouth.

We all get, and no one judges you from getting punched in the mouth. It's your reaction you're judged by. But you can't change people. If someone doesn't like you for whatever reason, but you can always look in every, I take anything that happens in my life, and I had to learn this, and I'm withered wisdom now.

When I was younger, oh, the victim pill is great to take, especially if you mix in some, everyone's racist. That's a great way to like, oh, hey, I showed up 15, because the white guy this or that,

instead of like looking in myself in the mirror. But can we just for a minute, before we move on from that? So when, so you say you toyed with that idea, right? Oh, when I was young and stupid and not wanting to take responsibility from my feel better.

Like you said, it's a good pill to take, but I'm just genuinely curious, is it a short-term feel good? When you start looking at the guy in the mirror saying you need to fix this, there's a tremendous weight off you because you no longer

have to work on constructing the lie. You no longer have to continue. That's the thing, when somebody is not accountable, when they say, okay, let's say I was 15 minutes late for this show today. And I said, well, it's because Will Kane's lady didn't give me the right directions. And they knew that I was tired from coming on the tour. And they didn't want me to be there on time because, Will, you know, he wants my podcast spot in New York.

And I will continue. Yeah. I'm on the following. And I'm all these things, right? Not the fact that I made an agreement to be there on time and I was late. That I can fix to be like, hey, Will, I'm sorry. I was 15 minutes late. I overslept. I apologize.

It will never happen again. Then you weren't late. No, no, absolutely. No, 15 minutes early. But the point, I'm always 15 minutes. But the point is, is when you own that, it ends there. Now it continues on. Now, there's another show coming up, and you're like, I'm not having him on.

The guy blame me for this. And then when you don't have me on the second time, I'll be like, he doesn't want me on because I'm black. I'll just continue to drag the bullshit. And I have to remember all of this. Meanwhile, I'm no longer doing... I have to remember it all. Yeah. And that's the hardest part.

It's actual work. Why am I victim? Oh, yeah. And they just keep going. it's a connective tissue that spreads into everything. And then what ends up happening is you get to the point where you're not taking responsibility for anything in your life and your life is complete chaos. And everyone around you is well aware of who you are and what you are.

So connections change. Relationships go downhill. It is all connected. If you're not honest with your wife, you're not honest with your boss, you're not honest with your friends, you end up with no one. And you end up with this miserable mug of shit that is contagious. and you'll just sit in there because you can sustain yourself in there, but you won't grow and you won't get anywhere in life.

And once you look in the mirror and be like, man, your ass needs to be on time. Man, you need to be respectful to your wife. Man, you need to do these things. You can't fix that guy. You can't fix anybody else. And when you own, but when you own your own shit, also nobody can, this a pocket, nobody can with you. Because I'm like, I know I was late.

I know I was this. Yeah. I am aware of that. And I fix that. Yeah. So you have now built a wall. Right. Of integrity.

Because nobody, you're M&M and yourself. You know, you go out there and you, you mention all your weaknesses. You're aware of it. Right. You openly discuss it. Why he said that great part in that movie? Yeah. He went out there and dissed himself and the guy had nothing in the bag.

Right. Because he was so focused on messing with him. Right. When you own it, you also own yourself. Yeah. Patrick, go ahead. We cut you off, which we'll probably do again. but we'll let you at least

I got it's the Nassian it's not it's not you Patron I don't know what did I say you're super fired up about accountability and yet no no you guys did it great I can't I don't have any justice for him I think yeah yeah

you guys kept me going but here's where we're going this is all this is all preamble okay because this is what people are doing on the internet regarding Lindsay Clancy people this is what I had to measure Tyrus it's definitely more than one it seems to be quite

a few. Is this fair, guys? Almost all women. Almost all women that I've seen in men. My entire feet. No men. Okay, TikTok, Instagram, and then a quasi-celebrity jumps in. It's Lisa Rina from soap opera and real housewives fame.

And here's Lisa Rina on Lindsay Clancy's story. Chit-chat. All right. it, Patrick did it. Patrick's the one who did it. Not Lindsay. Patrick did it because, you know, I also heard that women typically don't strangle. So awful to even say, but that isn't what a woman would do. They don't strangle. I was actually in therapy today and my therapist and I were talking about it and she said, I said, well, what do they do? She said, well, they poison or

I said, oh, or drown them. Like, we literally had that conversation today. I want to clarify, she's not talking about me. You need an extra 15 with the therapist there, Ma. First of all, if you're going to talk about such a serious subject.

Why, buddy, therapist is for self-help. Yeah. Why are you talking about? But that's the problem. Therapy is garbage right now. Therapists need continual clients, and she's got continual client written all over a sunglass about the news. Yeah, but for her to sit there and say, First of all, the woman that said she was insane.

And it was her addiction to these medications that made her act that way. She's not saying she didn't do it. So you think if you're an insane person, you'd be like, nope, we don't do that. Let me go mix some tea. Right. Like it's laughable. Here's the thing. It's an attention seeking.

She's part of what we just talked about. It's not her fault. It's the husband's fault. She's passing the blame. And we see this. We also see it with the extreme left. it's always women. It's always women who seem to,

there's a certain type of woman, whether it's, Greg always talks about like their mother instinct in the wrong direction. They want to protect with feelings. And for her to sit there and say, she didn't do it because it's the husband's fault. And me and my therapist,

which is what a lot of people who are full of shit do, is they add extra elements to make it more, to give it more legs to their bullshit. That's credible. Yeah, like, well, me or my therapist. Invoking her therapist. Yeah, not psychiatrists, therapist, big difference. Instead of talking about her and her issues, like filming in your car with sunglasses on to talk about a mother who murdered her children, if it was really important to you, you'd probably get in a proper setting sunglasses off and talk real.

But she just had to get it out there because she needed the attention. I'm sure she got a lot of feedback. We're talking about it. So she's getting her attention. And that's what victimhood is about, is getting the tension that you want, but you can't. earn it the right way. Okay, this is something I've been talking about. Go ahead, Patrick. So this is another thing that's happening in society is we don't focus anymore on the actual victims of things. And so, and then we've placed victimhood on people who are committing

the crime of the story. Yeah. These are the children of the victims, period. Like that's, that's not something that should be up for debate. Okay. And they're turning her into the victim. But they're turning it into her on complete and utter bullshit. I just want to emphasize this. There's nobody. The defense counsel nor Lindsay Clancy are claiming that she didn't do it. Only the people on TikTok and the internet and Lisa Rina are the ones claiming that it was the husband. And you're right, Tyrus, it's about attention.

It also, though, and this is why it becomes a bigger story that I want to talk about, I feel like we're arriving at a post-truth world where people don't care what I just said. No. My truth is more important than actual truth. Or the truth is boring or something. Okay, I'm going to back into the one I want to get to. I want you to play comedian.

How do you say his last name, Stavros, what? Dan, you're a big fan. I thought you were a big fan of this guy. I just like him from tires. Halkis. Halkis? How case? I like tires too.

Shane Gillis, this guy is funny in tires, by the way. He is very good. So he says this. I'll let you respond to, but I'm going to tell you why I latched on to this in just a second. Go ahead. Being dogmatic on either side is, I mean, again, I don't want to do the both sides bullshit because that's just not true. One side is worse than the other, objectively speaking, and that's a big problem that we have

culturally too, is thinking like, you know, oh, but these are both crazy people. It's like, I don't, I really don't believe that, especially not in this moment. one side's disappearing people and one side wants children to go to the, because they have health care. You know what I mean? Like I don't think that's equivalent. And maybe at different times, even even the first Trump administration, I could maybe humor that argument, but we're past that.

All right. So once so it's not equal. By the way, that's the conversation we had yesterday. I am not into the both sides argument. That's not to say there aren't extremes on the right. Obviously there are. maybe I'm just the inverse of Savros. Like, I don't, I think the left has ran very far left and the right, for the most part, has not.

Although we're going to talk about some that have in just a moment. But what I lashed on to there, and I'm curious about what you think from a comedian's perspective and everything, the right is disappearing people. That's what got my attention. Yeah, I think here's the thing. Our first mistake is the both sides argument. bad actors are usually individual and we forget we don't give the individuals the achievement we just say the extreme left instead of the individuals who use being a democrat as a cover for bad actions so we once we tent people we allow this bullshit to go on and then someone will say well the right is disappearing people

okay i always there's just a very simple thing when someone does that it's one question it's so simple who how so yeah please explain to me. Let me see the list. We see, and it's not one side of the other side, we have an extreme laziness in this country that is comfortable in the Democratic Party. But you see the Democratic, actual Democrats are running scared for their lives. They have to say things like we're all in the same tent because the money is going to these extreme groups, these individuals who say this weird, wild shit and they're too afraid because they created this monster of all-inclusiveness. And And everyone's accepted and there's 97 genders.

You allowed these people to use your platform to push their stuff. There is not the violence. They celebrate. You got that Manjone guy. There was people who were celebrating him because he shot a man in the back. You don't see that. By the way, did you see the ladies, you know, his fan girls outside? Now, he pled guilty.

He pled guilty, which completely ruined their day. It ruined their day. It ruined. Yes. It was like. And I love when that. I love when a dose of reality hits them, but we have encouraged it. A lot of it's our fault because the media, when we hear these wild things, we put the camera and we put the mic on them.

Okay, that's right. And that's why I'm trying to measure this Lindsay Clancy response. Here's what I'm saying about the Stavros thing and carry it forward. He says disappearing people. This is a Democratic socialist, and to some extent, if I'm putting a tent over it, I won't say all Democrats, but most Democrats far left are doing. They take something. What they're talking about is ice. And then they choose specific words.

And by supplementing one word, like disappearing carries a lot of weight. Well, I saw a DSA guy on Martha McCallum yesterday say they're disappearing Americans. And it kind of goes on, but he keeps talking. But he slips in the word American. Okay, by the way, your follow up would be great. Who? How so? Yeah.

Right. Because I would want to know. I would want to get these dirty ice agents out that are disappearing people because that's, other than a James Bond movie, that's, yeah, that's a pretty serious charge. But these little words were getting lazy and sloppy, but I don't think the speaker is. The speaker that's choosing that word is being intentional. And it has a huge subconscious effect on people. So that you end up with, I listen to the Candace Owens versus Andrew Wilson debate.

I guess my question would be why. You know, man, I'll tell you why. Because I wanted to hear how Candace's theories would survive under scrutiny or pushback or cross-examination. And the answer is not well. Okay. But she is really skilled rhetorically at doing what I just said, choosing a little word, choosing a little phrase, and totally escaping in the audience's mind. There will be audience members that gravitate. I'm not allowed to think.

I'm not allowed to ask questions. Right. But one thing Candace does is she says feel a lot. I feel. Right. Because you can't argue with feelings. It feels weird. You can't count feelings either.

It feels weird. Feelings have no weight. Yeah. We all have them. Why does it feel weird? Some more than others. And then she'll point to a piece of evidence and she'll kind of throw some dirt on it. But the conclusion is the same.

It feels weird. And you stack feel weirds on top of each other to the point of the audience. Like, I don't know, man. Well, Candice, and here's the thing. From the 45 seconds of clips I've stomached from both sides, all I see is that Candice won from the standpoint is she got $300,000. to just push her shit yeah and here's the thing these aren't debates these are two people pushing there's just it's like it's like a stage fight there was no acceptable like we used to have debates where people would exchange ideas and they would come together with a conclusion yeah

this was i know you're lying and she's like well i know you're lying about me lying and it was just back and forth she avoided that i read the head time she wanted clear like cross-examination but he was but he but this is the thing you're trying to get truth out of someone who peasant and feelings. Okay, that's what I'm getting at. And therefore, you're fighting out of your weight class. No matter what fact you hit her with, she will attach a different feeling to it. Yes.

And you cannot argue. This is why you don't argue with your children. What's the word? They say, don't play chess with a pigeon. He'll just shit all over the board and flap around like he won. Yeah, exactly. And so when they do that, and then people, this is where it becomes dangerous, is people see this not knowing the landscape.

And now there are people coming up. there were people come away from that going, hmm, maybe it wasn't the guy on the thing. Let's take quick break, but continue this with the host of Planet Tyrus and co-host of Gutfeld Tyrus on Wilcane Country. Hey, y'all. It's Kelly Clarkson with Wayfair. Ever order furniture online and wonder, what if? Like, what if it doesn't hold up?

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co-host to Gutfeld, Tyrus. Yeah, that's why we get to Lindsay Clancy. This is my point. And I don't know, okay, there's a lot of ladies that watch this show and listen to this show, and I appreciate them and I love them, but I can't help but describe it this way. This is a feminized way of processing the news. It is. She is playing to a feminized style of argument. I feel.

That feels weird. That feels weird, right? The women that are doing the Lindsay Clancy thing, it's in the face of, and despite, logic, reason, and evidence. And those things, like you pointed out, they have no chance against this feeling thing. Exactly. And that's why you can't participate. Here's the thing.

I will say this, most of the clancy stuff, the problem is it germinates from a place of positivity, motherhood. And most women, if you said to them, a mother strangled her children, most mothers would have a hard time with that. Because it was something that instinctively would be, no, that can't be right, because I would never do that. You know, it's like one of the things you see, like, when you see a woman attacked on the street and men don't do anything, men instinctively feel, how could he let that happen?

I don't believe that. How could a father not defend his wife and children if somebody broke in the house? Instinctively, it goes against everything we are as a man. Right. So when I see a woman trying to find another reason for that horrible, disgusting thing that she did, I get it. And I'm almost, that also gives me a little bit of hope in terms of a woman trying to find another way. The problem is, is that in trying to find it another way, she's finding that she is getting attention.

And then her issues, it's not even about whether the kids were strangled or not. It was about she said it. She got all kinds of attention. And all of a sudden, and then her issues, Washington therapy, her issues are now coming to light. But I do if a woman, if you said to a woman, a mother strangled three of her young children. And her reaction was, no, I would be like, I get it. But why does it know? Because it's so awful she can't imagine.

It goes against every, you know. To Patrick's point, they're not feeling a lot of these people. Mother starves so their children can eat. They're not, but they're not assigning that feeling to the children. They're assigning it to Lindsay. Did you see the video? To themselves. Or them?

Yes. Yes. That's, did you see the video this morning of the lady? It's going around where she's holding her. baby. Did you see this? This lady's holding her baby and the thing on the video says, what does it say, Patrick? I feel you, Lindsay. I feel you, Lindsay. Like she's struggling. If I was that child's father, I would have protective services called. 100% immediately. And again, it's amazing that they have all these things in front of a camera. And that's what should really scare you. Because if if there was,

the camera wasn't on, would she be doing that? But I wouldn't take any chances. If, if one of my children's mothers was making those kind of statements i would be everything i could to get my child away from them and and you know i was just trying to make a statement well that that statement is coming from a place of of horror she her children watched their mother kill their siblings point blank it's it's and for you to say i feel you that means i understand you i empathize with you the next step is i'm i'm with you, which means that I would do the same thing. And if that should be that video, law enforcement should be knocking on that door doing a wellness check.

They should call social services. You should not mess around. I wouldn't. Check this out. I just saw this this morning so you don't have it, Dan. Okay. Over 25,000 Lindsay Clancy fans have now raised over $835,000 on a GoFundMe for her. She's been flooded by messages of support who are by people who convinced she is the victim.

So this is back to where I started with you, Patrick. I'm a little worried. I don't want to do a story about four random TikTokers, but I don't think that's what we're dealing with. And this last line from Colin Rugg is right. I was at dinner the other night when we talked about. This is what I'm worried about. Mass psychosis.

Yeah. So people, you know, go ahead, Jim. Well, the only thing I keep seeing is, are we going to believe women now? That's the main thing that I hear from people that I see. I was at the dinner with my wife and her friends. They're all talking about it. Are we going to believe women now? Are we going to believe, you know, it's become this thing where they're not.

What does that mean, though? What does that mean? Believe all women. Like, she's the victim. And the answer to that is no. Right. The answer to that is no. All people should be heard.

Right. Everyone should be heard. If you've been wrong, everyone should be heard. But then everything needs to be investigated. We've already been through the believe every woman thing and how many lives were ruined. Right. And believe every, and every, accusations and all the, no, everyone should be heard, but things still need to be. proved. That's why we have courts of laws, accusations. We've seen people who have had an accusation

made against them, career ruined, life ruined, and then turns out the person was lying, and it's not even on the front page of the apology. And they still can't get their life back. So we will never, we fell into that once already. Everyone should be heard. If someone said they've been harmed or they've been wrong, we should all listen. But there always needs to be the follow-up question of truth. Go ahead, Patrick. So, and the thing about this is it's not just women defending her. It's women are going around saying that the husband actually did it, that he ran back to the house in the 30-minute window. It was always him.

That astrologically, it could not have been her because she is born in July and he's born in August. And so he's, Gemini's are killers and he's a Gemini. and there are women who are leaning out of their windows of the second story of their houses to try to show that you know that she what would have like she couldn't have done made the marks on the window on the side of the house like all kinds of things but we we we have a we have a society on social media that is emotionally disturbed we see this every day with truck derrowns you're inspired by america you don't think so the question is you know yeah but that's a micro of the American women, a microcosm.

Yeah. I always say social media is 10% of 10%. And in the social media community. So 1%? Yeah. Yeah, exactly. But it sounds cooler when I say 10%. F*** you, math major.

But the thing about it is, is that community, they revel in this. Because they're all victims. We see it every day with someone who says Trump's fascist and Hitler in the protests and these people are saying, all these wrongs that are happening to them, they have to flee the country. And then you ask them, what has actually happened to you? Right, right. Right. And it's you're racist or you're a man.

Right. Or whatever. So this is unfortunately, everyone who's doing that, who does those donations, I guarantee you at least 90% of them made a video about it. Oh, 100%. Okay. I want to hit something with Tyrus before we lose them today. By the way, for over two decades, the Tunnel of Towers Foundation has been there for

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about the foundation's mission impact and how you can support our nation's heroes, visit T2T.org. All right, so Tyrus, I want to talk to you about a serious debate before you go. But first I want to, so you are on the Planet Tyrus comedy tour. You're at the Palace Arts Center in Grapevine today and tomorrow. Yeah, we added an extra day. So there's a few tickets left for the Wednesday show, yeah. But you also host Planet Tyrus.

Yeah, Planet Tyrus podcast, yeah, the place where you guys need. So my staff talks about your show. Yeah, right? Yeah. You're my guys. And the people behind the scenes, the execs, they like your show a lot. And they talk about, you know, you're digging on some stories like you've done. What have you done?

UFOs. UFOs, a lot of science stuff. A lot of, like, I'm really into the, oh, Bigfoot. Oh, yeah. Did you do Loch Ness Monster? Lockness Monster, I talked to an expert and he got really offended because I treat, here's how you do. And I don't need to tell you because honestly, no, no, not just too. I think you're one of the best journalists in the game right now.

Oh, thank you, man. crossing over from sports, you brought the same intensity and accountability. Thank you. That's just real. That's why I want to do this. But when I talk to when I talk to someone about Bigfoot, it's from the scientific term.

Yes. Okay. And I do a lot of research on it. And there are things there, but I always talk about in terms of what do we think it is. Is Arthur's Episcis? Is it this? Is it that? Is it the folklore from Native Americans, about the moon people? Yeah. The problem with Loch Ness was when I speak to the experts when I talk about what do we think it could be. Please Your

breathe air in our cold blood. Lockness was covered by a glacier for over 10,000 years. So an air breathing reptilian would not do well in a glacier. They just, right. Fundamentally doesn't work out when you have lungs. So could it be an eel perhaps? Because we know eels. One, eels the way they breed. They, you don't need male and female. They have both. So, and they can get really large. And if there's a food and they can live in dark, murky waters with low oxygen, could it be an eel and whenever I would get into that aspect of it they always got very defensive Bigfoot guys don't do that they're like possibly could be okay so and that's why I're blowing my mind guys are like lockness guys are like no no

absolutely we're huh you know time out so I was going to talk to Tyrus about the the flock debate unless you're super into it I'm done with the flock debate I'm done right okay so here's so all right it's so all right it's so I'm so interesting the lock nest dudes are real defensive offensive, but Bigfoot dudes are like... Bigfoot dudes amazingly, any avenue is cool. Tell me more about your opinion. It's the great... And listen, there are things when I always look at, like, my thing about UFOs,

and it was funny because one of the things I love, and it's actually, I think they're in Austin, is the de-extinction program where they brought back the dire wolves. And I think they're in Austin, Texas. Oh. And they're getting ready to bring back the Moa, which is the giant bird. Actually, and women should love that because the female moa is nine feet, and the male's three feet.

Okay. It's amazing. But in getting bones and stuff for DNA projects, they went to New Zealand and the Kiwi people. And they don't typically, to find where the bones are, you have to go into their cave system. There's lots of artwork. And one of the things the rep said was,

he goes, I know UFOs exist because I just saw the artwork. And you look at all of our, if you just take the time and look at all of our ancient relics and stuff, they all have very similar. text messaging carrier pigeons from Mexico to Africa to Asia and they all are worshipping things that come down and they're very similar you see guys in spaces so there is there things are questions do you believe you've done the shows on it you've done research I believe that we were visited I believe that we were

helped in our civilization but I also think they underestimated the ferocity of the human being and I think we ran them out of town I think we're on a no-visit list okay can I tell you this is we're on the non-scientific angle of this. And I've done some UFO research. I'm curious. I'm curious. I don't pretend to know anything. I'm open. I'm not closed on this. Yes, yeah. My biggest piece of evidence that there is not, okay? That doesn't mean there wasn't in the past like you just described. I've had some military experts on, especially the ocean stuff is shocked. Okay, so here's mine. I think I can share the story. I think I have. Okay.

I'm at UFC 250. Okay. All right. I'm going to go. I'm going to get on this train with you. All right. I'm on the train over to visit you. Okay. My friend. Secretary of War. Yeah, come over. Okay. So Pete and I are talking. Good dude. And I can't remember when he came over, but I said, I've never met Marco. And he's like, you'd never met Marco? He's a down there. He's a down there. He's Marco, come here. So now it's me, Marco and Pete, talk to. All right. All right. Your name dropping right now. Somehow, it's relevant. It's relevant. And UFOs come up. Oh, I know how. Because Marco goes, hey, Pete, just think when you go back to Fox Nation after this, you can do all the UFO documentaries. He's like just ribbed Pete. I hope he told Rubio he could work on his rap career. He's just ribbed him. And I said something about UFO. He's going to be president.

I'm saying it now. Well, one thing Pete's not going to be is a Hollywood actor. This thing I know about Pete. He's a horrible actor. Oh, I know. Horrible. You know how we have to do commercials at Fox? Oh, yeah.

Always the week link. Yeah, always. Multi-take. Always. He and I did a photo shoot for a commercial that never aired. I just, and I saw the photo. So by the way, you know what we do the, I had to do a few commercials. And there's this one guy, Brad, who does it a lot.

He kind of like, okay, Give it to me this way. Give it a line. Man, when Pete would do his line, I could literally see the disappointment on the director's face. Nope. He always has the blue steel look. He has a blue steel look. It's always one thing.

I hope he doesn't play poker. He would try it a different way. It sounded just like the first way. He has the same face. It's like we're all taking crazy pills. So Pete is sitting there. I'm going, man, and I don't know what to think of you being in charge of UFOs because, as, you know, Pentagon, Secretary of War.

Because I know Pete's not a big believer. He's like, can you believe that I'm the guy, you know? And we're joking about the grainy videos. and it's that, and Marco comes over, and he starts cracking jokes. And they said, the only guy that really believes in the UFOs is Stephen Miller, and he wants her to be a few UFOs because he can deport them. A thousand percent, yeah. But my point is, I've got the secretary.

The border is all overrul me, yes. I've got the Secretary of Ward and the Secretary of State joking, one of whom I know is a bad actor about UFOs. And I'm sitting here thinking, if these two dudes don't know and don't believe, who does? Let's take quick break. But continue this with the host of Planet Tyrus and co-host of Gutfell. Tyrus on Wilcane Country. Ready to take your investing knowledge to pro-level, this is Fidelity Connects, your daily edge

in the markets. Get deep insights on real-time market topics that may impact your investment portfolio. Listen to Fidelity Connects on Spotify today and power your next move tomorrow. Welcome back to Wilcane Country. We're still hanging out with the host of Planet Tyrus, co-hosted Gutfeld, Tyrus. Now here's where I punch a hole in your argument. Okay. So here's the thing.

There's a reason why presidents and most political people are not in the number. related from the deep state on this. They are because they're only in office for so long. When they become civilians, they can take that information and say whatever. Sure. So the political class doesn't get access. But when I have a decorated general who talks about there's parts of the ocean that we just don't go in. Yeah.

And there's things that. Wait, because we can't or we won't? We won't. But who knows, though? Because we can't. Not because we don't want to because we're not allowed. and there are certain aspects when I hear them talking this

and the first time, listen, anything, I love a good story. One of my favorite people is Cody Rose because he's full of shit on everything, but I love the story. And when someone comes to me and then there's a moment when you're like, are you benefiting from this financially? No, I actually lost my position

over this. Yeah. You know, and there were certain guys that when the scientists started disappearing, I had Lear on my show and he was like saying me weeks before, these people were going to start disappearing. And I was of the mindset that it might have been, since we've had open borders, maybe some foreign operatives trying to get nuclear information. I entertained all these ideas. Yes.

Another thing was that there's a huge contingent that are afraid that being open about UFOs and extraterrestrial beings would be such a devastating thing to our religious community. And so, and I'm like, if you actually, and I'm not a religious guy, but I read things. even if you read the Bible he said he made earth in his image this is a big universe and i think it's arrogant i think it's just us but if it's not i'm fine with it but if there are green people cool i have no problem with it but the idea of having the conversation is all i'm about if you i will talk to any if you tell me that a jackalope is real and you have a good conversation i will have you that's the whole point of my podcast i will have i don't want celebrities a chupacobber's real apparently yes they are but it's but you know what it is it's a coyote with mange yeah that yeah yeah

yeah but hey no but again if you come to me with here's the perfect example the guy who said he found the bigfoot body the snake he said he found the actual body it was and uh they wanted to have him on the show my favorite thing about bigfoot uh experts is they shit on each other okay there's a lot of tumultuousness i had that moneymaker on who's fabulous absolutely fabulous and really knows his stuff. And I was asking him, he was like, he found a body and he's bringing it to a fair. If you found a big flat body, I said, wouldn't you take it to the Smithsonian? Not the fair. Not the fair. The only thing was is that he said that it'll hide that crap, Tyrus.

The DNA. That's where the giants are. The Smithsonian, they'll hide it. That's where the giants are. Yeah. Well, yeah, because Smithsonian is still trying to tell us that it was white oppressors is the reason why the world's messed up. By the way, you know what I'll make about the story? You just told me you squinted your eyes and peered at me. It's the tell-tale sign of someone. Again, Candace is always squinting for the truth. Yeah, she's squinting for it. It's hard.

She's squinting because she's all the bullshit. What's your favorite one? Chupacabra, Bigfoot, UFO. My favorite one is Bigfoot because it's such an intense conversation. And it's never ending. My thing about Bigfoot in all of these, even UFOs, is I just got a new phone, Tyrus. It's got three cameras. Well, you should. You get like six shows.

Yeah, well, he got it because the old one just died, died, died. But we got good footage. All of us. Why can we not get big footage? Here's the bigger argument is there would be some form of fossils. On the UFO side or the Bigfoot side? Here's the thing about, now, there was a mass extinction in America of the large mammals, the elephants, the sloths, the rhinos, the rhinos. because of human mankind overhunting.

And so it is in the land bridge. Could a primate have crossed over into America? Yes, it's there because we have remnants. We even had lions in America. But they're all gone because of man. So it's possible, but there are in the caves. You do find fossil remnants. So when I hit them with that, they'll say,

well, you've ever seen a black bear, dead black bear? I said, no, but I've seen a black bear. You know, so could there have been? in something like that, and then I completely blow their mind. Or we're going to do this here. Are it all connected? Our Bigfoot part

of the security team of UFO. No, they said the Bigfoot comes down, explores, and they hop into portals. It's never ending on my podcast. Who knows where we could go? I'm giving you gold right now. You can't prove it's not true.

Right. Exactly. Of course. How do we know? How do we know? But I will always have the conversation. The ocean thing is interesting to me. Yeah, no, and it is. Look up. And the ocean is massive. Yes.

And there are things in there still. A lot of it's still unexplored. 75% unexplored. And the more deep, the deeper we get, I think they're on an average finding three to four new species a month down there. And it would make sense the safest place to be from human beings. Way down there. It would be down there. So, and again, it's military.

gentlemen coming forward who have served this country admirably. They are not, and they're talking about what they've seen, and they get a lot of backlash. So when I hear that, I pay attention. The science geek in me with Bigfoot, I was like, you need a fossil to have the conversation. So I always, and the only large ape that we are aware of, doesn't mean there wasn't more with atheros of Biscicus, which was in Asia, which was relative of the orangutan. It was extremely large. It was nine feet tall.

And he was around the time when men was around. So, and they were basically hunted out. And could that have been with a Bigfoot layer? Could they have crossed into America for a small population for a short time, died out? Then you could, then you could, that would make sense with the Native American stuff. I approach everything, no matter what your issue is, I will talk to you. Do you. From a truth standpoint.

This is why you and me playing about Bigfoot and UFOs, we're not then having a reality TV star on camera with glasses talking about. talking about how Bigfoot is the reason why marriages are in trouble. There's no harm in having a conversation. I'm with you. Do other cultures... Native American, if you look into the West Coast... Mexicans have a lot of these beliefs.

Aztecs have a lot of these things. Native Americans. Do the Asians? Yes, the Yeti. The Yeti is an Asian thing? Yes, it's an Asian thing. Also, the Himalayas. India has the Forest Man, which was a bipedial orangutan-looking individual.

So it is everywhere. They do it in Europe? Maybe not Bigfoot. Do they have these mythical creatures? If you get a Bigfoot expert in London, he will find some trail. There's no question. The only problem I have is when they give,

and again, they've dedicated their life to this. And so I'm willing to listen to anything. I love how you love the Bigfoot community. I also like it because I walk the same as him. So I'm not. You can really freak them out if you wanted to. When you have these conversations, I love when kids have these conversations about, you know,

something that is because it's a great way to learn how to debate. It's also a great way to listen and understand and trying to understand things. You don't necessarily always believe it. And I think if you can have a conversation about Bigfoot and not getting into a fist fight over it, eventually you should be able to talk about politics in the same way. Who's just fighting about Bigfoot? You'd be surprised. I would not have two Bigfoot experts on my show at the same time.

Oh, God. I was going to go wild. Because they bury each other. They literally bury each other. Like, oh, that guy's a fraud. It's like the archaeologist community, too. And apparently a Charlotton in the Bigfoot world is like the N-word. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Charlottleton, it's go time. It's go-time. It's great. I have wanted to use Charlotton in a sentence for so long. It just doesn't hit right for me. Like you, sir, or a charlatan. I'm saving it for the five next time. But Harold never makes me mad.

I'm not going to talk about anything else now, Patrick. I'm incapable of moving to any other topic that you have produced. And that's on me. That's my question. That's my question for him. So I'm in the process of researching a book. One of the chapters is going to be about dragons. What do you think about dragons?

Okay. That's actually an awesome thing. So I've done a lot of research on this because I have a lot of scientists coming on talking about fossils and my I was obsessed with feathers. I think one of the biggest mistakes we've made with dinosaurs is if you look at like a skull of a hippo and if you just and you look, it looks like this horrible monstrous beast. And if we did it like and we just put some skin over the muscles, it looks completely different without the fat.

And I think with dinosaurs it was the same thing. So we're now finding more, the more they dig, the more they're finding, a lot of them had feathers and quills. So they look a lot different than what we thought. Now, the word dinosaur. They say that birds are the descendants of dinosaurs. They are exactly part of the link. But here's the cool.

Here's where it gets cool. The word dinosaur was invented when science started. Before that, dinosaurs were called dragons. So they would see these skeletons. Just think about it. If it's the 1800s and you're going on an adventure on a sea world and there's a giant skeleton of a bronosaurus or a pterodactyl up against the war, there's dragons around here. They didn't understand concept of time.

saw a skeleton. That's why when they saw Norwell skeletons with a horn, they were like, unicorns. So the word dragon was for dinosaurs until scientists changed the name. In the Bible, they refer to dragons. They're dinosaurs. They're dinosaurs. Fossils that people would find. And they are. Fire. Everything, the human imagination is incredible. Everything we added to, they breathe fire, they do this. But there wasn't an actual, they saw fossils and skeletons. You think about it. There was nobody around the first. first time you dig. I can remember as a child living in California. In my backyard, me

and my buddy started digging and we found a fossilized clam shell. I thought I was rich. Turns out those things weren't worth shit. But we kept digging and we had so many clams and a couple of fish fossils and I was like, when we get these to the museum and we're flowing up like our life but I was like, you know

and when I was talking about they weren't just any clams they were giant monster clams and we were pretty sure they had fangs in them. And the human imagination now this is from a child who's watched imagine being in a city. Imagine being in a situation where you have absolutely no education and you find this thing with this mouth open, fossilize against the wall, you're going to think all kinds of things, you know? And so it's just like they think a doctor was a wizard.

Yes. You know, so it all fits if we just take the time to do the research. I am a history junkie and a science junkie, and I take the time to research these things. And I have no one to talk about it. My wife don't want to hear this shit. So I have to talk to about it on my podcast. So he says that dragons were just dinosaurs. And we know that dragons were, I mean, dinosaurs were related to birds.

Aren't you a bird skeptic that birds aren't real? I mean, that's going to be a chapter, but no, that's not me personally. There is a belief out there, right? The birds are not real. Birds are government agents or something like that. It's probably part of this whole thing. This flock thing. Does flat earth fall on this?

You know, it's funny because birds are actually horrible animals. The songs that we hear is not for our enjoyment. They're warning that they will kill each other if they come in their area. Birds are monsters. They are every bit of the dragons of their ancestors. So the little sweet songs you hear from the ice, we sit in my backyard and my daughter like, Dad, they're singing to me.

He's actually threatening his neighbor with bodily harm. They also cheat and kill, like there's a lot of domestic violence in the bird world. Sparrows in particular, those little bastards, they have fake house. They live five or six different households. When the wife finds out, She goes to the other lady's house and murders her and takes her kids. There's a lot.

Birds are terrible. So I wouldn't put them past them to work for the government for control of territory because it's all about territory. Great. Can you think they're worse than dolphins? I mean, like, male dolphins. The problem with dolphins is we've mistaken their smile. They rape. They're smart as hell.

They do all kinds of things. I know they rape. How do they get high? Oh, they got puffers. What? A puffer fish. Puffer fish. They bite into puffer fish.

To get high? And they pass it around. And they have a suoray. Yeah. And here's the thing, though. The males form groups and they gang rape, young males form groups and gang rape females. And apparently really ridiculously dumb swimmers who want to have a dolphin experience. Oh, I've heard those stories.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know, and again, I'm not one to ever want to make joke about rape. I just want to be on the point. But like, if you get in the water in a bikini with a dolphin, you might just be asking for it. I'm just saying, I'm just, I'm just saying, don't get in the water with them. The problem is, is they have that permanent smile. It's not a smile.

Like they are, they are the only reason why they're not killing anything else because there's killer whales around a witcher dolphins. Like, they tolerate us. There's some amazing things that we've had, there's so many stories of them saving people. They're amazing. Like, there's something about them when you're pregnant. there's actually people who have birth, have babies in water with dolphins as midwives. It's crazy what their sonar and echolocation can do.

So they're amazing animals, but always. Young men in any species are stupid. I saw this video of these monkeys in St. Nitz and Kivas. Have you seen this video? It's overrun with monkeys. They've gone feral, and they drink. The monkeys steal the alcohol. They steal the tourist drinks.

Chimps make alcohol. And they drink them. They like the alcohol, and then they get in fights with each other. And then the monkeys are brawling. I like the Stone Dave Theory. My favorite documentary Chimp Empire on Netflix, it's awesome. It's 100 chimpanzees formed a civilization. And they do the same bullshit that people do.

They raid on each other. They patrol. They kidnap. There's a little bit of raping going on. For some reason, that seems to be a constant theme with animals and dominance. But it's a lot of our society. But one of the things they do, a lot of people don't know, is that the staple of their diet is fruit.

But when they get a lot of fruit, they go kill and eat stuff. Typical other monkeys, which is weird. But they let the fruit hit the ground and ferment. And they get tossed up. And you will see in the jungle drunk elephants, chimps just getting twisted. You know, and it's just, so we didn't invent alcoholism. We didn't. It was something that they did.

What, okay, before we go, so what's on the agenda? What else are you going to be exploring on Planet Tyros? I'm genuinely interested. This isn't a promo. You should do flatter. You're doing it. You done Bigfoot. So we just added.

Would you do flat earth? You like Amazon stuff more. I would entertain it just because I want to hear the conversation, keeping a straight face. It's like the people with the moon stuff. And I was like, you know, we have satellites that can just go film the broke shit that they left behind. You know what I'm saying? I don't mind having the conversation as long as you're okay with facts being added to it. Right.

And if someone wants to have that conversation, if you believe strongly about it, I welcome it. Because I'm all about having the conversation talking about stuff that necessarily isn't going to change the world. But it might be something that we all want to have a conversation on. I welcome it. Right now, I just started. We added a new day of Mondays where my son, Rett, he is my animal curator. We just had our first one drop where he was talking about our leachy geckos. I helped my son open his own pets, his own pet exotic breeding program with all my.

I have a giant reptile and fish collection, giant. And so each week we have a different animal he comes on, and he tells him this is my way of making sure I know he's working. And then he gives information, and our first episode dropped. It'll be on every Monday. We had Letchy Gecko's a spoil alert. In a couple weeks, we have one on where we're showing you our Mexican king snakes.

And before that episode, he had corn snakes on, and one of the corn snakes went to the bathroom on him, and he didn't wash his hands. So he brings the black king snake on. King snakes eat other snakes. So it was on his hands. So he's holding one of his king snakes. And she just starts gnaw on him.

But in that episode, he shows you how to get it off. It doesn't really hurt, how to defend yourself. And no matter what he did, and I finally said, at some point, you might want to wash your hands, bro, because you smell like corn snake. And that's why she keeps biting your fingers. Why do you like reptiles? I'm not, I don't get the peel of reptiles. I think because. They gave you nothing back.

I think because when I was a kid, I used to catch them all the time and I just watched them for. I've always been fast. David Attenborough, Sir David Attenborough. Fish and reptiles give you nothing back. Oh, that's where you're wrong. I have more so. Come on. And you'll see that in the videos.

Like our first one, the letchies, they, reptiles cuddle. Reptiles, they do the same thing. It's about the difference between a reptile. A dog is bred to accept you. Yeah. Reptiles have to trust you. And when a reptile is like, look, you're bigger than me, I'm. I'm millions of years of evolution

tell me you're going to eat me so I need to get away from you for them to get over that and I'm telling you my snakes will sit for hours on me I keep whenever one of the things I do whenever they and I've done it to you on your show whenever they ask me to Zoom from home I always have one of my guys on me and I try to act like it's not there and they're there

they feed off your warmth and again anything you spend time socializing with you get it back and reptiles the difference is is that when they attach to you it's just you and fish my fish know when I'm coming when I walk by the tank they know when dad's home and they know that I'm gonna feed him a stranger comes up to him they're like I don't know that dude even trying to feed him especially some of the higher intelligent ones like my Oscars or my flower horns I have a flower horn in my office Trump he's a big orange flower home of the giant and he uh he uh he had we have a play toy I throw the play toy in the water he catches brings it back to me really yeah oh yeah I'll make a video I'll show it to you like he's my guy uh actually Ryan uh from the guffel show him he was taking care of when he sneaks in my office to play with my father.

I know he's playing with my fish because I know because the fish doesn't like him as much. But anything you put time in, and one of the nice things about reptiles, especially for kids and stuff, they don't need the constant attention that a mammal does. So your reptile, you have to feed once a week or once every two weeks. And if you travel, a reptile's okay with you being gone for a week. A reptile doesn't need you to be there every day. Yeah, my dog freaks out when I go away from the house. Exactly. And with your travel schedule, obviously you have a dedicated family who take care of your stuff.

But if you had, like I have, I have a tree monitor named Kiwi who will sit in her tree and not give a damn for two weeks as long as we put her chicken eggs in there. And when I come home, she'll be ready to case. Like, I'm going to coming out? Am I going to watch baseball with you? Which, by the way, Red Sox is phenomenal. And it goes to whatever you put into it. All living things, we all share the same thing. We just want to be safe, have some food in our belly, and not be irritated.

And so it doesn't matter whether it's people, you see people with praying manisies. Like, we're all connected by one thing, man. And it's just, and if you have a connection with something, it's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. And I have everything from fish to horses. And the fish are a lot cheaper. Well, you can connect with Planet Tyrus, by the way. He's in Dallas, Texas, DFW area for the next two days.

Make sure you check them out. And there's the schedule. Put it up, Dan. Check them out at Linktree slash Tyrus Smash. Tyrus. Man, thank you for having me. Thanks for coming in, buddy. I love to talk to you, man.

I love it, too. I know we went off script, but that's what I love it. That's what I love it too. All right. Hit following Spotify or Apple. We'll see you again next time. Listen to ad free with a Fox News podcast plus subscription on Apple Podcast. And Amazon Prime members, you can listen to this show,

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