Best Segment of Gutfeld Ever, All About Tyrus's Book.

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a memoir by tyrus about tyrus is out tomorrow i'm more excited than him i invited him to dinner to talk about it with me but he said no so we're Instead i'll talk about it here. I think it would have been better if we went to dinner, but you know what people need to hear about this

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, yeah, and it's not really a dinner, you just drink a lot of wine and keep checking your car. Yes, that's it, where should I go? If I stay 10 minutes, he'll get mad at me.

I want this guy to be mad at me, so this is very true and sad. Yes, that's in chapter 20. Okay, the back of your book has two. advertisements yes, and they are dana perrino and snoop dogg. I don't think any book comes close to having that kind of range, no, and it was funny because I had a list of candidates for advertisements, yeah, I had you there. walter kern and davis who I asked first thinking I would get the message, you know, I would love to, but I don't have time, I'm busy and they both said yes, so I asked them how many commercials can I have and the producer, the editor, just wait a minute, you have who snoops and dana, you say, yeah right, and then they sent it and said oh, no more, no more, this is good, this is good, so I assumed it was diverse and deep well it's so amazing It's a great book I'm telling you, you sit down and read it I told you this after reading it I felt like I spent two days with you It's very rare when someone writes a book that actually expresses who the person is so closely it's like that person person was talking to you but I learned a lot about snoop is how I refer to the fact that as snoop comes out surprisingly even with keel, like a sharp business uh, but sometimes late, always late, yeah.

I used to trick him, I mean, Kevin Barker used to, if the show was at one, we'd tell him it was at 11 and we'd be there at 12. Yeah, and then he'd get mad at us because he had to wait a few minutes, but he always We fooled him, especially with his flights and stuff. I always had a trick. Did he fire you once? He said goodbye to me once we were in Amsterdam and I took my first break in a coffee shop. Yes, and being Kevin. His manager was like we were

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friends and we decided to try out the local festivities and it just so happens that they came during our break and I might have made fun of him a little so he got mad and fired me but he doesn't fire you himself he did for someone else to come and say goodbye to you, so yeah, when I got back to the hotel room I was packing my stuff or what

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and he texted me and said, Hey, can you get me some fried chicken? and orange soda and some fruit and stuff and I said, no, you fired me, he said, what are you talking about? and I opened the door as if you had said goodbye to me for like two hours.

I thought: what are you talking about? Can you bring my food? It was fine, right, brother, but the other bodyguard was happy. I got mad like, oh, you have to go, and then he stood up. I said, Yeah, you forgot, buddy, did you

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write anything? Did you ever publish something like an article or something? Before doing this book, no, that's incredible, I don't do opinion pieces, uh, I don't write blogs or advertising or whatever, no, I always said if I was going to write it, actually, uh, Susan Scott when she interviewed me for the first time time, her for working with You, yeah, she said she thought I had three books in me, it was like random and I was like, yeah, I don't even write my own stuff, boss, so, okay, sure, yeah , three, but I have many for you.

It had to come with osmosis being around Cat and you, you have like 47

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sellers and I've probably read about half of them and just being in that environment and being around a group of writers, you're like, hey , you already know. I want to try this and so I did and it was a difficult process. I had an editor abandon me and say my book had no direction because they made me have a ghostwriter. I never did any work, not even a little bit, for six months. he's like I don't really like giving away my work, it's my process, oh my gosh, I was like, can I get a chapter dog?

I'm sending you all this stuff, he sent me back, he sent me the transcripts of our show that I was like this isn't my job and he was like, oh sure it is, I'm like it's not and then I found out. that he never did any work yeah he took my money and left so I'll find out but I got lucky post hill and jacob and uh chris epping gave me a chance and uh you know and then now goes really what you hope to convey in this book, I want to say a lot, your childhood was difficult and I mean, what what.

What do you hope that when people like, like a kid reading this, who might have been your age, like you reading this when you were 17 or whatever, it's not about what's happening now but what's going on? that's coming and it's about your My reaction was one of the things and it's one of the things that stood out that you told me, that's how I knew that you read the book, uh, when you told me my grandmother's advice, where I didn't It's, it's not what's happening to you, it's your reaction, yes, what's happening to you is how they judge you and that's what I've always had, they will hit you in the mouth, but everyone at this table has a story, I'm not special , each of us has one. something is different it comes in different forms but it is when you are on the ground if you stay wallowing in what just happened to you you will stay there and we have seen that we have friends, they all have family members to whom something traumatic happens to them and they never get over it and I just had this innate ability to move on and what's next, I mean all the jobs I've been laid off from, there are a lot of layoffs in this book, yeah, almost as many as me. fired, yeah, but there's something about when it's over and you don't worry about it, okay, I've got what I'm going to do next and it's just this innate thing of responsibility, believing in yourself, betting on yourself, there's no nobody. to come, there's no silver hand to come, hey, you just got fired from WWE, but here comes Fox News, yeah, how did that happen, yeah, but that's what it's really about, taking your own destiny, uh, One last question, now you're talking about your family.

Do you think you're going to read your book? Are you going to send them books? No, no, but you know what I am, I'm kind, I think I'm very kind, I'm very respectful, I don't really criticize anyone. I guess I think there's a saying in this book that there's a lot of things that I'll say well, this is where my part of the story ends, yeah, and I say things like and this is the locker room and if you didn't earn the right to be there the rest of the story is none of your business I think that's important I don't think writing books should be about blaming and telling people those are their stories and they can know when they're ready.

That's a good point, remember that cat, when your book comes out, don't betray me too late, go to Amazon and get your book now, it's almost midnight. I want to wake up in the morning and see that his book is number one on Amazon, okay. It's not that hard to do, we have two million people watching this show. 0.5 2.5 million. You can order his book tomorrow morning. If it's number one, I'll buy everyone here a Maserati. This is for you. I don't think so and the cat doesn't. I don't drive, yeah, well, Maserati, congratulations, but wait, Buck hates the Beatles, he doesn't get a car, I don't get anything and he doesn't need one because he knows the three shareholders well.

I already have a tired electric scooter. Over there, eh, they robbed you. I remember the story about whether Harry and Megan's marriage will survive not according to 45.