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He's also author of book What What It Is America and host of Planet Tyrus. He's got a great podcast out there too. His good friend Glenn Jacobs, now former mayor. I didn't know you were out in September. I thought it was November.
Yeah, served as mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. From twenty eighteen to now, and he's a WWE Hall of Fame. Were you in the Hall of Fame yet? No, no. How could that be?
Because of guys like him, set the bar real high, man. You're in my Hall of Fame, my friend. Thank you. How long have you known each other? But I am in my college Hall of Fame in college football.
I'll take that. I'll take it. I'm not in my college Hall of Fame. Really? Yeah, it got me.
Is that true? Yeah. How could that be? I don't know. You know, Eric Schmidt and I, the Missouri senator, we went to the same school, Northeast Missouri State University, now Truman State.
No, he's a big guy. Did he play football? Yeah, he played baseball. He's really good. Actually, yes.
We got to visit him a couple weeks ago. As did you know him when you were in college? I did not. No, he's younger than I am. Everybody's younger than I am now, though.
So, no, no comment over there. Hey, are you hosting tonight? Yes, and that's why you are graced with his presence because I was able to. I was able to book him, and it was not easy. Getting a Hall of Famer is not easy, right?
And did you find what have using? Did you find him using your points? I asked. I asked Mr. Murdoch for a favor, and.
It's true. They help, and you have a direct line. Yeah, because I thought I was the only one. No, you know the word on the street is my last name's Murdoch. I'm the bastard.
So once a while, I call in for a little help.
So, so guys, I want you to. It seems a little strange, but it just ticked me off so much. I think it might tick you off. Does anyone who knows a knows a political hero more than than Ken Paxton, Donald Trump? He said, "Look, you're the guy in the Senate, John Corn, very popular in the Senate.
Then he doesn't work. He goes on vacation with his girlfriend, right? Right. And then when he finally gets the nomination, he's six points down in Texas. In Texas, and then he's caught off camera.
And then they bring the midterm elections to Texas. You know, first time they had a convention, and then he's caught off camera making comments about the president. Do we pull that, Eric?" Yeah, listen to this. Let's try to listen close. When we did that convention, it bombed our numbers.
Everybody's getting dropped. When we did the convention, it tanked our numbers. I don't know if we can recover. Number one, it's not true. Number two, he's telling it on mic.
Not realizes on mic. Trump's coming to help out today. That was Trump's convention where he was a keynote speaker. Isn't that insulting? Yeah, you know it's really.
So last weekend, University of Tennessee took on the University of Texas in football. Unfortunately, the final score. Yeah, it was a great game. I wish I wish you two pulled it out. But President Trump was there.
I got to sit beside him for about fifteen or twenty minutes. How was you? It was awesome. Awesome. I mean, the place went nuts.
You know, it's funny because in a lot of the media here, that Trump is unpopular.
Well, I'll tell you, New England state, he's pretty dead gun popular. I don't know another president gets that type. No, absolutely.
Well, what other president? Yeah, what other president actually is out there doing those sort of things? Right. So, so Tyrus, you're the president of the United States. He had a shot, chance to take a shot at me.
Didn't you know the president doesn't usually pull his punches? Right. So, what do you say if you Ken Paxton now?
Well, I think first of all, the reason why Ken Paxton's down points has nothing. To do with rallies has to do with his off the field issues. That's that's number one. And what is concerning is that when a when a when a man is still blaming other things instead of the mirror, that that as a voter that would worry me. I think his he is his biggest problem.
And I don't know that if if the state of Texas Republican history and the most popular Republican president. In history, can't get you across the finish line. You have no further to look in the mirror, especially when you run against James Talarico. But this guy said, he says, "Open the borders." I said, "I'm going to close the borders." He says, "I want to get a state tax in Texas." Now he says, "I never said that." Oh, sorry, I missed. And he doesn't like barbecue in Texas, right?
Yeah, all places. Again, the American family has not changed, and husbands vote in the echoes of their wife's voice. And when you are off the field, I I know so, and I just feel that the other way around. No, absolutely not. You are going to sit here with a straight face and tell me you run your house.
No, I think I am right. You think you are right. You think women, based off what their husbands say, I I've never. Wow, what your life is wonderful. No wonder why you are so happy.
Have you ever watched My Three Sons?
Well, that yeah, that was an orphan.
Okay, but you are talking about Hollywood, right? Oh, that was not real. No, it's not real.
Well, I am just saying his issues, the fact that he is not taking them head on and not taking more responsibility is his problem. And it's been a problem since day one, and we—it's a bed that the voters of Texas and the people who have decided to give him the opportunity to run that they might have to lay in. Talerico is a lot of things, but his base trusts him, and we don't. But his base trusts him, and I think trust is the issue in this in this election. And and I can't know what's going on inside of these campaigns.
Yeah, but the campaigning is work. You know, winning an election is a lot of work. You know, I've seen it. I mean. Five hundred thousand people in Knox County, and when I became mayor, I had to work my tail off to do that.
You means getting the job, yeah, just getting the job, just getting the job. Yeah, not being in it. I mean, that's a lot of work as well. But just running a campaign, you have to be effective. You have to make choices about time management.
You have to work really, really hard. When you have a Senate campaign, especially in a place as big as Texas, man, you just got to work your tail off.
So, could I? I want you to play Mark Halpin. I think he's a pretty fair analyst. He was on. Megyn Kelly, and he said this about how this thing is playing out right now.
Cut twenty-five. Republicans have a money advantage. They have an operational advantage with James Blair, the president's political lieutenant. The president could could start driving messages that are helpful as opposed to unhelpful messages like "I love data centers" and "I love AI." If that happens, maybe things will change. But right now, I'd say Democrats would pick up at least twenty-five House seats net and at least six Senate seats net today.
Based on talking to campaigns, Tyrus, what do you think? Again, we we should know from polling and predicting that you take it for a grain of salt. the the The day everyone gets up and goes into those boxes and stands those lines, votes will determine it. We know that if we listen to the polling, Hillary Clinton's president, you know.
So I think polling has vastly become whatever you want it to be. What do you think will happen? I think I think at the end of the day he'll probably win narrowly, but I think there'll be a lot of people that are going to make they're going to make him earn it, and I think I think that's a good thing. You got to see a guy that you you're questioning when you're talking him in terms of fact. You you want to see him earn it.
Well, makes a perfect point. He worked his ass off to get it, but also his work ethic and getting the job carried over with the job, and that's why he's so respected. And that's why we're all like, "What's next?" You know, and and with him, he's got to earn it, and he's got to roll up his sleeves, and he's got to he's got to take some he's got to take some punches in the face, show that you want this job. It's not going to be given to you, and I think that's a little mistake a lot of Republicans make in red states. They think it's just going to be handed to them.
No, they want you to work. They want to see the work to get that vote. And you also have to get the messaging right. You know, look where we were two years ago. The country is an absolute disaster.
Okay, you know, look what Trump has accomplished. You know, I mean, close the border. Crime is down significantly. The economy is doing well. The just all these different things that have been accomplished.
Then as well as number one, and then look what. What would happen if the Democrats were once again to take control? You think things would change? You think affordability and the cost of living would suddenly plummet? No, it would get even worse.
You know, if you think the price of gas is is high now, and it was five dollars and two cents at its peak under Biden, and a lot of the reason that it's where it is now is because of we still have green mandates in place.
So those things aren't going to go away if Democrats were to take control. In fact, they would get worse.
So I think a lot of the message. Has to be every election is about you know are you better off than you were four years ago in this case two years ago so I think demonstrably yes but I think Republicans got to make a better argument like say yes make a case be proud of it and let the chips fall where they may what would those guys will do and if you want that if you want to go back to solar panels and you want to go back to the green mania but I have a question for you Tyrus you talk about the future and what's next do you believe that Glenn Jacobs will replace Marcia Blackburn which She becomes governor of Tennessee, one thousand percent.
Now he'll get he'll do the eye roll, you know, because he's what I love about him is that he's he's humble but thorough. Like he will act like, oh, I guess, guys, and then when he gets in there, it's he goes full full regalia. But I think one of the things is. He didn't need a lot of help because he was he did the work. You know, people stood up, and his character led the charge.
But Republicans got to stand out in front of the the shadow that is President Trump. You gotta you gotta you gotta go get it. You gotta want it. One of the things in the sport that that has been so good to us in wrestling is that there's always one thing you got to stand out. You got to do something that makes you different from the crowd, and well, you're six seven.
That helps. That helps a lot. You, yeah. But here's the thing. Here's the thing.
When there's when you hear words like affordability, and you hear them, then there's never a house so another follow up. There's never a house so to it because here's the thing. When you look around the country, everyone's going on vacation. Everyone is spending. Spending has not dropped in this country.
You know, things are up. Everything is up.
So, whom exactly?
Now, listen. There's always Always need for improvement in the economy, but considering where we were two years ago, it is a blissful thing because we're seeing the airports are full. Everyone, you know, people are buying every new thing is being bought. Every people are spending money. People are involved in the economy, so that means they're hopeful and they trust the leadership.
So when I hear affordability, I never hear a plan. You know, Cory Booker stands on the stairs and he said, "Cost of this, cost of this, cost of this, cost of this." Not one solution or idea, even. And I think that's the one thing that Republicans really got to hit home is like, if you are on vacation, if you are living your best life, and gas is a little high now. Imagine what it's going to be if we keep to the plan. I can say exactly why too.
Our number one enemy, a terror enemy in the world, is now being confronted for the first time in my lifetime. Yeah, forty-seven years, every president has passed the buck, Republican, Democrat. He he's decided to do something about it.
So, going to answer, would you hope that Senator Marsha Governor Marsha Blackburn, when she gets this job, if she wins it, would she will? If she tapped you, would you do it? If she tapped me, I would do it. But whether she does that or not, it's up to her. If she asked you, would you say I want it?
I would say that I would do it. Yes, yes, I would. Yes, you've seen enough politics. You want to do more. Yes, I mean, you know the.
I had a great time as mayor, and it's a difficult job because you know you're the face of everything.
Okay, and you're also the closest to the flame, so you feel the heat. But that that service and feeling you make a difference is truly. Priceless. I mean, it's immeasurable.
So, but nevertheless, I mean, there's still a race. There's still a race that has to. She has to win. She will. You know.
But nevertheless, the work has to be done. Marsha's one of the the most tireless campaigners that I know.
So she has to continue, and she will. And then we're helping with that. But ultimately, that's that's what has to happen. But you know, you were talking about things like cost of living. When you compare blue states to red states, who do you think has the lower cost of living?
Where's the model city? Yeah, that's the thing. It's all in your Republican-led places that have had the most success, and that's again that's a message that needs to be driven home. Donald Trump was able to push through the largest tax cuts for the American people.
Okay, that's another message that needs to get pushed through. And unfortunately, I think we just get you know put on the defensive. I want to leave some time on the other side to close out the hour. Tires, you know, used to host. We're up against it, so we'll take it short.
Take a short time out. Back more with Cain. And Glenn Jacobs and Tyrus. Yeah, just one name for me. Thanks.
Really? Yeah. You hear me talk about this all the time. Obamacare was supposed to make healthcare more affordable. How's that working out?
People are still getting crushed by the cost of healthcare insurance. Maybe you are. Insurance companies are making greater profits, and while everything gets more expensive for you and your family, at some point you have to ask, is there another way?
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A concepts of a plan, B a big sister general, or C a coconut tree? Oh, that's really good. I think a big sister general would come in real handy. Come in real handy, real handy. A big sister general to chop down the coconut.
But that's what I am saying. The big sister general is gonna chop the coconuts down. Gonna, I mean, just gonna handle everything. Gonna be the one put the SOS out on the sand. That is Kamala Harris, who almost the president.
She was on the media. What's it called? The Meteor, the Meteor podcast.
So we're with Glenn Jacobs, who with Tyrus. We just wanted to comment on that. I mean, you think that that's going to help her? If you that only further, further lets us. She's gotten worse.
Then we have been unburned by what we've been. You know, like it's Kamala hundred proof now. You can't even do the the simulate. You don't get two. It was Sister General, no, or a plan, or a coconut tree.
So you take if you're a man, you take the coconut tree because you figure it out. You can use the tree for a raft and nourishment and whatever. She picked Sister General, which is whatever, and then talked about her getting the coconut trees. You don't get. That's why you can't be, and that's you cannot be.
You can't be scout leader. That was. I'm having flashbacks right now, and all the word salad and all the horrible, horrible things that that we were subjected to in 2024. Here's the answer: just do it yourself. Yeah, you got a coconut tree.
Eat the coconuts. Put the SOS in the sand yourself. Make a raft. Just do it yourself. All right.
So I remember you were in the news lately, right before you left, about data centers, right? And you say, look, there's a real concern about building data centers. That's a hot issue. For this, now you know our country needs them, but would your, would it's your problem? I don't have a problem with them.
Our commission had voted to put a moratorium on their development until we had the Craigsonian in place. That was that was the issue. Are you for the moratorium?
Well, as far as the moratorium, where they go in that case, I. I instructed our planning commission to get everything on as quickly as possible. I understand why they wanted to do that, but at the same time, yes, I think that in my same statement, you know, I released a statement over Zoom and, or I'm sorry, over the social media, and use data centers to do that.
So what folks have to understand is that you know the. They're part of everyday life.
Okay, our cell phones use them. If you're on the internet, you use a data center. You know, we need protections as far as ensuring that electricity rates don't go up and those sort of things. But at the same time, we have to realize that they are part of our life and they're going to be a big firewall economy going forward. How do you feel about flock cameras?
Okay, here's the deal, and I'm glad he's here because he changed my mind on them. I was all in on on flock cameras because I was thinking how much law enforcement love law enforcement, and then speaking to To Glenn, he was breaking it down the other side of it, which I didn't think about how much invasion of privacy it is, and where is that information going? There is no reason to keep that information more than twenty four hours. But we've already played this game where all of our information, phone calls, and stuff were being tapped, and I don't, I don't know if. It's going to help law enforcement to the level to where all of our privacy needs to be invaded.
Mayor, you were you said too many cameras. Yes, enough for them, and they're not targeted. As Tara said, the problem is they're vacuuming up everybody's data and everybody's movements. That's the problem. If you're if they're targeted, that's different.
But the the number and just the way the system works, you know, they go into a database and stay there for thirty days, and basically then the government can track your movements. That raises a lot of red flags to me. Right, and you were worried too, and some abuse. Uses some cops following ex-girlfriends. Yes.
Yes. Yeah, it was a lot of things. There was a lot of research. I did research, but I literally maybe paragraph two. I was like, oh, he's right, you know.
And and I was like, I'm, and I completely changed my.
So do you think there's a medium there because we are trying to capture kidnapped kids? I had trying to track down.
Okay, so for example, when we have the Amber Alerts. Amber alert would go off. A kid was reported missing, and then the license plate would pop up everywhere. I don't understand why you can't have the same kind of thing—amber alerts—and all the cameras turn on in the area looking for that particular thing. I think when that happens, then yes, use it.
But to have it on twenty-four-seven, no. Yeah, no. The problem with flock is not flock; it's human beings around flock and human nature. Have you guys thought about how you're going to approach Gutfeld tonight because you're hosting? Yeah, we're gonna fun.
That's it. Fun. Yeah, and lots of short jokes. Which I'm sorry, B.
Well, listen, I'm sure compared to you, yeah. But I'm the average size. You are the average size, and you are taller than Gutfeld, for the record. Yes, I mean at least three or four inches. I think more.
Actually, yeah, maybe five. Yeah, possibly five. But you know the best thing about Greg? He doesn't care. Maybe on the outside, maybe on the inside.
On the inside, yeah. Glad to see you. Thank you. Thanks for both. The copy of my book comes out next year on sports.
People are gonna love it. Yeah, I can't wait. Your athletic background underappreciated, even though you're you're businessmen now. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Well, one of us is. He wears a suit. Apparently, I like rerun. Yeah, according to some. According to some.
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