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Todd Pyro

Fox News anchor and co-host of Fox & Friends First, also heard on Fox News Radio.

Sep 29, 2026

58:49
If you were advising Democrats, would you advise them to go to the mat to defend furries, airline pilots that might be furries or transgenders in this environment where they're already up big?
59:00
Yeah, they're really going after Tuberville for this one.
59:02
I saw that.
59:04
And I mean, first of all, obviously, you know, Tuberville could dress as a furry and he would still win this election, which is obviously the complete counter of the entire story.
59:16
But I don't think this is a matter of what democrats are doing i think whatever democrats do between now and november third is irrelevant i think this is a referendum on the republicans uh...
59:29
this is a referendum of people with short memories and uh...
59:34
this is a referendum upon uh...
61:27
Is Jameis Winston the answer?
2:38
If you were advising Democrats, would you advise them to go to the mat to defend furries, airline pilots that might be furries or transgenders in this environment where they're already up big?
2:49
Yeah, they're really going after Tuberville for this one.
2:51
I saw that.
2:53
And I mean, first of all, obviously, you know, Tuberville could dress as a furry and he would still win this election, which is obviously the complete counter of the entire story.
3:05
But I don't think this is a matter of what Democrats are doing.
3:10
I think whatever Democrats do between now and November 3rd is irrelevant.
3:15
I think this is a referendum on the Republicans, this is a referendum of people with short memories, and this is a referendum on the ability of people to do the right thing but then not be able to message it.
5:16
Is Jameis Winston the answer?
62:16
Or am I going to jail?
62:19
I would make the argument that you are safe because one, Doug Jones is a private figure.
62:24
Second, you are not saying that Doug Jones himself would die.
62:31
rape and pillage and all the bad things that you said.
62:34
You're saying that he is saying that it is a data center and that is an attenuation there.
62:41
Would I be as cocksure of myself? I know what I just said.
62:45
If if you had said that Doug himself were the one, probably not.
63:40
How come nobody understands what equal time actually is yet everyone talks about it?
1:46
Or am I going to jail?
1:49
I would make the argument that you are safe because one, Doug Jones is a private figure.
1:54
Second, you are not saying that Doug Jones himself would die.
2:00
rape and pillage and all the bad things that you said.
2:04
You're saying that he is saying that it is a data center and that is an attenuation there.
2:11
Would I be as cocksure of myself? I know what I just said.
2:15
If if you had said that Doug himself were the one, probably not.
3:10
How come nobody understands what equal time actually is yet everyone talks about it?
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65:25
because
65:25
Republicans... often say, take your offense somewhere else.
65:33
Everybody can be offended.
65:34
You just need to be strong and buck up.
65:36
I think offended is the wrong word because obviously I see ultimately what Giuliani is trying to say.
65:45
And the actions of Mamdani, especially now in the recent past surrounding 9-11, have not been what you would want, you know, as an ordinary American or what you would expect in the city where this horrific tragedy mostly took place.
66:04
uh... twenty five years ago but we need to come up with a better word i think we can go a step further and that's where i i agree with those who say if he is going to be from donnie is going to do things like sneakily give the pen and then say, oh, I didn't mean anything.
69:59
softened.
5:45
What the hell is happening in New York City?
5:50
As for the former, I don't know if I'm offended is the best language because Republicans... often say, take your offense somewhere else.
6:03
Everybody can be offended.
6:05
You just need to be strong and buck up.
6:07
I think offended is the wrong word because obviously I see ultimately what Giuliani is trying to say.
6:16
And the actions of Mamdani, especially now in the recent past surrounding 9-11, have not been what you would want, you know, as an ordinary American or what you would expect in the city where this horrific tragedy mostly took place.
6:35
uh... twenty five years ago but we need to come up with a better word i think we can go a step further and that's where i i agree with those who say if he is going to be from donnie is going to do things like sneakily give the pen and then say, oh, I didn't mean anything.
10:28
He's been Americanized and softened.
66:33
Of course, that's not true, but she did say that, and everyone was like, I don't know, man, that seems like a pretty good deal.
66:40
I'm going to give you a pretty nuanced take on this, and I think this is the approach we should all have to this.
66:48
Nobody hates AI more than me.
66:51
I despise it.
66:53
I hate it.
66:53
I hate the fact that I need to come up with all these different alternative theories on how my kids are going to make money and what it means for the existence of humanity.
67:03
But that said, it's not something we can stop.
70:38
answer.
4:40
Of course, that's not true, but she did say that, and everyone was like, I don't know, man, that seems like a pretty good deal.
4:47
I'm going to give you a pretty nuanced take on this, and I think this is the approach we should all have to this.
4:55
Nobody hates AI more than me.
4:58
I despise it.
5:00
I hate it.
5:00
I hate the fact that I need to come up with all these different alternative theories on how my kids are going to make money and what it means for the existence of humanity.
5:10
But that said, it's not something we can stop.
8:45
answer.
67:32
Is that fair to say?
67:34
Yeah, I mean, again, we have to remember those people still don't like him, whether it was a crowd of 2,700 in a big ballroom or a crowd of 600 in a small ballroom, you know.
67:46
anything you multiply by a zero is still zero.
67:51
So I think that's what we're facing here.
67:54
I think there were a few things that I found entertaining.
67:59
But I have to admit, somebody very, very close to me in my family, who's a big Trump person, I don't want to say who, but said they didn't like his performance.
68:10
So You know, maybe next year.
69:39
Maybe this should just be something where you guys meet in a dark room and have a good time.
66:56
They couldn't do anything about it.
66:58
A couple things.
66:58
One, Fox is partnered with Kalshi, so I can't go into too much detail on this.
67:04
Second, I don't know a ton about how this works.
67:07
I just know I have friends that are in the know about in their businesses, which have always had a predictive slant to them.
67:21
It's the agriculture market.
67:23
They say that they are utilizing these types of platforms now, basically replacing what they've been doing for years.

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76:08
The second part is, has there been a player fumbled harder than her in any professional sport? It's
65:13
What's up with this stupid moron? Which one is it? Which one are we going with?
65:17
Yes.
65:18
Okay.
65:19
Let's go with yes.
65:19
Yeah.
65:22
I mean, look.
65:23
intrinsically, anytime you are trying to do a deal with Iran, it is going to be complicated.
68:44
But why are they mad that he even tried? Why do they get so mad about this stuff?
4:40
Yeah.
4:40
Um, I mean, look, intrinsically, any time you are trying to do a deal with Iran, it is going to be complicated.
4:51
When you have the limitations that we do, um, and the various people pulling at us for what our ultimate goal is, like the Middle East, like Israel, and quite frankly, like our allies, I didn't really have to cough there, but you know why I did.
5:10
Uh, it, it is not as simple as, you know, signing at Appomattox Courthouse the end of the war, right? Um, and so it is going to be fraught with difficulty.
5:23
It's going to be fraught with zigs and zags.
5:25
But at the end of the day, Trump has been very clear-minded.
5:30
It's all about the nukes.
8:39
Yeah.
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73:21
a good idea?
73:23
it's something.
73:26
But yeah, he's fine.
73:27
Look, this is a guy who went to Yale Law School who has risen from a really tough life, and we've seen him in debates before.
73:37
He's pretty good at this.
73:38
I'm not worried.
73:41
The only difference is they can out-hyena him, and he needs to maintain a level of decorum as the Vice President of the United States.
74:53
Do you think this Iran thing holds? What's the scuttlebutt on that?
10:00
Is it a good idea?
10:02
It's something.
10:05
But yeah, he's fine.
10:06
Look, this is a guy who went to Yale Law School, who has risen from a really tough life.
10:13
And we've seen him in debates before.
10:16
He's pretty good at this.
10:18
I'm not worried.
11:33
Do you think this Iran thing holds? What's the scuttlebutt on that?
64:39
Yeah.
64:39
Um, but with regard to Walz, it extends well beyond Tim Walz.
64:45
This extends to the entire political system of Minnesota, because you can't tell me that if this was happening, and there was a news report on it from as far back as 2014, 2015, that more people didn't know what was going on.
65:00
The reason this story has been kept so mum for so long is because that's what the political leaders in Minnesota wanted, for two reasons.
65:11
One, on both sides of the aisle, Rich, I will say, I mean, obviously Democrats are most at fault here, but the reason Republicans didn't come running and screaming about this in the way to the level that they should've, because they were all worried about being branded as racist.
65:25
Well, this one guy with his camera, he said, "I don't give a crap.
65:28
Call me racist.
68:23
Yeah

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