All right, Tyrus is here. He's getting ready for his podcast and, of course, doing Gutfeld today and whatever they ask him to. He always says the same refrain. Hey, Tyrus, you watch on your show and you always say how much. And we reach your money demands every time. Yeah, a free 99 is a tough rate. Hey, man, personal. Hey, thanks for always giving me the shot on a radio show. I have a lot of fun.

Oh, can you take over, man? Yeah, it's a blast. And I appreciate the, the artist rendering photo that you left on the desk for me. The, do we have that somewhere? It was, it's hiding around here somewhere. But there was. Yes, yes. It was an artistic rendation that was left on my desk. So, yeah, so apparently, yeah, so you were in spirit. Yeah, it was right there on my desk for me when I came in, so. Do you want this for your house? Because if you say- My walls are full right now, but if you'll autograph it, I'll definitely put it in my office so Gutfeld can see it. Okay, absolutely.

But yeah, that was nice of you to leave that. Right. It doesn't speak at all of insecurity.

It's not really, it's not really flattering. Let me see. The smile's a little, you know,

Jokerish, but other than that, it's dead on. Okay. So we'll put it right there so we know where it is.

It's not going to go anywhere.

So you got, uh, Gutfeld tonight.

Yeah, I got got Phil at Kennedy on my podcast and, um, we're going to talk about all things Kennedy today.

So what's the main difference between the podcast to do with the radio show?

This becomes a podcast, you know, you can only see the show on YouTube too. The thing I love about the radio show is that you have time for discussion. Right. Especially with guests and stuff. Like there's a lot more time and there's a, the pressure is different, you know, because you want to get it right. And you got, you got a really great, great team, by the way. Like, when you need

something, information stuff. Allison Pete and out. The fellas are phenomenal. But like, you call a number, you know, when you walk in at 8 a.m. and they're like, they just got, they got so much stuff. And you basically, a lot of people don't know, like, you're, the clock's ticking. And you've got to come up with three hours.

And during that time, you can get an audible here and there, but you got to,

it's got to be laid out.

Absolutely. Your team makes it easy. A couple of things. How do you just tap me into a wrestling background? I was watching ESPN. I forgot they got the contract for wrestling. Yeah. So you're watching baseball, and they go, coming up next, WWE event. How do you feel about that? You know, I always felt that wrestling was kind of a separate thing. You know, the sport, but the sports side of it, I love that it's getting that kind of recognition. The downside of it is that, you know, to protect the magic show that it is, I kind of always think it should stay within. But go to it to see it. Right. But at the same time, it's giving wrestlers an opportunity to really step out the box and show how talent they are and the interviews and stuff like that and getting their influences on other all things sports. But let's talk about baseball. I mean, my Red Sox, you know, 14 straight. We got rained out yesterday. So I don't know if that puts a damper on things or not. Pardon the pun. They are your red sox? Yeah. Oh, die hard. Die hard. Great young team. We were dead last. I mean, we were awful. Bad as the Mets. After, worse than the Mets. We got, we lost a series of Colorado. Right. And who stopped trying two years ago. Yeah. So I literally was like seasons over but i i always show up

and then we swept the yankees swept the mets and that changed everything and everything and we're

in a tough series with the orioles right now the oils were seven they had won seven straight going

in our game a last question about wrestling how do you feel how do you guys feel your professional

wrestlers you're doing this all the time and all of a sudden they go, we're in Madison Square Garden. We're going to have Carl Anthony Towns. We're going to have Dylan Brunson come down. How do you guys feel about that? Well, first of all, that's tradition. Like Muhammad Ali and Gorilla Monsoon, when the airplane spent them. Celebrities, everybody wants to be a wrestler. You know, and they think they can. And they think they can. And the only thing that is different now is back in the day when you came down, you got your, your ass handed to you. Guerilla monsoon put Muhammad Ali in an airplane spin and told him he didn't know wrist watch from wrist lock, you know, and get out of my ring.

And it was a certain you protected it. Now celebrities get a little more opportunities, you know, putting guys, you know, towns who's got spaghetti for arms and snatching guys up. That wouldn't have happened back in the day. Not happened. Andre wouldn't have allowed that. That wouldn't have went down on Andre or Hogan's watch. So do you remember Muhammad Ali,

molding than you,

Antonio Inoki.

Yeah. Andre wouldn't allow that. That wouldn't have went down on Andre or Hogan's watch. So do you remember Muhammad Ali? I'm older than you. Antonio Anoki.

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