country and him to set your dvr's and watch it in 24 hours so that we can get credit don't forget to text me here the bottom of the screen. and good night america >> what it is america, you do not know, i am tyrus and this is "fox news" saturday night. tyrus: today is july 8, but with all of the feeling of bad luck going around lately come he feels like a regular friday the 13th. and what you mean by bad luck tyrus, that's a good question i am talking about the same bad luck that is been around since the beginning of time at the

rodeo the eighth wonder. it was responsible for the black plague, and it is the limit get out of jail free card for accountability and just look around, all of the problems we see in the world today don't worry, it is all people doing bad things making poor choices that's just a simple case of bad luck watching the news this week, it became clear. i didn't have to look any further than little hunter biden ensor, it was reckless hunter photographed himself driving 72 miles per hour behind the wheel of his porsche and elton doing days long vegas vendor with prostitutes. along with the selfies of himself smoking crack while behind the wheel but in hunter's defense, he was trying to get home as fast as he could because he had left you know apparently a bag of cocaine the library caliber. counter.

>> how determine if the president to get to the bottom of this at the white house. >> secret service is getting to the bottom this is the purview. >> how determine is the president. >> he thinks is very important to get to the bottom of this nestlé secret service which is under the purview is looking into this and it going to look into what happen this weekend so the president thinks this is incredibly important to get to the bottom of this. tyrus: i don't think purview means what you think it does do see that abacus easy to overcome any coming here nervous and uncomfortable or even acted radically that even when you're on the balcony of the white house with your father the president and this point is just a sharp rock from the flintstones but props 200, i guess he's not a struggling artist anymore it is nice is moving up the ladder to go from traffic, to cope, considering how bad inflation is enemy, it is easy to make the case for bad luck, people would just stop

finding pictures from his laptop and his text messages and what is the message and send would be okay but unfortunately, that is not his fortresses, it is just, balog and say it with me and bad luck showed up like a giant crack rock and just him right in and speaking of graphic, a visitor to north carolina amusement park, recorded this video the major crack in the pillar one of the tallest roller coasters. [background sounds]. tyrus: unfortunately, the summer bad luck for hunter, i guess because he cannot smoke this crack don't worry hundred, you're not the only were dealing with a line of bad luck, see what i did there and people in wisconsin got stuck for hours on right and everyone had to be rescued. and if that was not bad enough luck, i read that it happened, 230 miles away from milwaukee.

i was a realize that it was 230 miles away from milwaukee, i celebrating after that and so, i'm not sure quite have it turned out. best of luck. sometimes though, that luck can surround you with no way to escape. like the school of 50 sharks, the cause him hello my little beach on the fourth of july after two teenagers were written. >> anybody can go back in the water in the now ready to go in because i would never going afterwards. lawrence. tyrus: it turns out the bad luck is not just in new york but it showed up in florida as well. in situations like this, they just give me right in the chest. if there was only away to avoid the bad luck shark encounters. it is either poor timing on the charge card, another example of that but for the swimmers and we have all seen this bad luck for.

[background sounds]. tyrus: it is not like you can just, not swim with them. even when excitable sometimes bad luck and if you write them out just hit your boat like this part of august lead to be responsible for the recess come about attacks of spain and in portugal and experts think about they might be intimidating a pregnant orchid nameplate gladys they are extremely intelligent, together even speaking their own language and 11 type family groups card so is it just bad luck the organs are tired of both colliding with them and injuring them and injuring and training their food supply of these voters are not careful, they will end up going from voting to flying. and speaking of flying, and the

bad luck of the four ceo of united airlines went into some turbulent during the travel anger with a fourth of july holiday and you see well thousands of passengers were dealing with a look at cancellations and delays, this eeo scott paris trying to avoid that bad luck by chartering a private jet instead would not an adjustment he thought that he was in the clear, should have any got caught and he was forced to apologize to all the airline employees who quote, have been working around the clock is he, just more about everyone is a turnabout and so i guess it is fair. but you have to look for the signs to avoid bad luck meeting five days justifiable somewhere, that weather and set shortages to the size of iva dropping everyone a heads, and it is raining and nobody is working, and the pfizer they are canceled maybe stay home and you see, i have plenty trump this way, but

i saw the news and i decided to just avoid being stranded and did not go had a wonderful weekend and the only bad luck bs having was to hear that everyone complained about. >> it is been terrible. >> the lines that are long just exhausted. >> we cut pfizer something because they cannot handle that c1 i know everybody read stories about outcome thinks they are special the only one really do you the life story of the airport service counter and you knew the rest, and you knew bad luck was going to show up and bad got you his was a really bad luck, bad planning or is it just a copout for untalented lazy spoiled first - like meghan and harry, and you see the royal couple has been through a lot of bad luck lady lately. [background sounds]. tyrus: no after they left the royal family, begun in the scary

car chase and got everything from their cottage, with spotify canceled from the problem is clearly not them. because he said, the problem is just what, you know it, a bad case of bad luck. i could not possibly have anything to do with how their you know of noxious, spoiled, attention seeking, royal brats who thirst for fame like ship sailors drinking saltwater to pledge their uncontrollable thirst, many died or in the case of the duke and duchess, cried. to be clear, bad luck is not the only royal culprit, harry reportedly living covid-19 in the death of the queen, and the death of prince philip summer they were overshadowing their incredible achievements how rude of them supposedly think would've made figure slashes just had more opportunity. and no template has nothing to

do with it, just bad luck black aft, pressing about hundred letter and might need to be careful though they will end up in the bedbug best length of a strata through this bad luck it comes result. like the fourth of july holiday being the hottest day on earth ever reported see case closed. and that we have an extra big show for you tonight, not because the moment that our own brian kill me is in the house and so was doctor drew and plus that we've reached a tipping point when it comes to tipping and we will be made and i will take you inside of my louisiana, to tour my collection of exotic fish and reptiles and so don't go anywhere, because i will know will have more "fox news" saturday night nex

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tyrus: who is ready for a good laugh, going cdc director, rochelle woman ski, the when is spent two years your mongering about covid-19 now americans to be aware of politicized science

and misinformation do you think will she's telling the wall street journal, whenever final interviews, that she wants americans to make health decisions based on, their own risk assessments in their own personal risks but i through politics and could use that on the tuna have years ago and she should've known best right, all of her and the doctor did throughout the entire pandemic was politicized science and spread misinformation, so why should anybody listen to her now little hindsight is 2020 turning out discusses cohost of fox and friends and you know what, the cohost of fox. and you guys, the one and only brian kilmeade to see you and know you were on the forefront of this even covering it since today than we first got the first taste that was the talked about this one is this me, and

you have been out about this entire time for me question it while people when they would not question you mean to you this coming forward to think this. >> she seemed nice person. brian: get off of the face time, you have an important job and get to work and if you see what a horrible shot she had for two years, she would just sit there in the situation to look like an ostrich and hostage and made everything seem worse and when it was revealed, that she was dealing with the teachers union in order to come up a policy sitting them for this what i would like to then randy weingarten was about what would help us singularly kids are out of school, 6 feet feet apart was a total, total scam and so therefore you cannot get the kids into the school and they said the teachers need a shot in order to get it with teachers have a shove they still do not want to go back and it was okay she never put different down to do what was right never stood up to dr. anthony fauci and she was the other definition of

politicization she should've apologized she opened up by saying that i blew it i got caught up in it and sometimes get involved with this and you say what was i thinking they report i would have more respect but she started that way, i don't want to hear what she has to say after. tyrus: those 12 billion whenever you were coming from home, the a lot of people did i want to put their best foot forward because you don't want to be ready to know what you got one room that everybody goes in because numbers of the goods. brian: you don't see the castle in a walk-in closet. tyrus: will be cool part is talked about this, you keep mentioning character and accountability and do you think those are the two biggest things were missing from the process, the nobody was able to put us first. brian: number one we still are not done anything to catch those kids up from what they messed what you say is, when school printed made college, when you

cite schools, if you go to the middle of june and july, what we need to go through the middle of july and catch up and that's what during the pandemic. and then we took teachers going that extra money, we give you some election money, you're going to have to do it because you were sent home, you lost time and now i need to get you upset this will grace to drop which the top 50 economically and as countries in the world, america is 35, since when is that okay this is what bothered me the most have you go through a crisis, there's with think that i do not know you know what bothers me and i don't think were getting the correct story from try to think about trump never would've done the mandates in operation up speed was a success story i never would've jammed it down our throats and that is the difference is what she did and that's what biden did and that's what dr. anthony fauci did. tyrus: those are great points

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tyrus: come with us a few i would, just getting what about the "fox news" saturday night is good news for all of you, hopeless romantics out there, or strapped for cash mcdonald's is now catering weddings. omg in the package starts at only $200 and i don't know if you can use make bucks for that were not in everybody no those were right will okay no manage group and for that, you get 100 chicken sandwich is 100 nuggets. but there is a catch for now, is only available in indonesia, oh man. this fake news. sorry. for better or worse, we were told that it could be available here soon. sue was the worst meal if you have ever had any wedding. i would have to say the cake in

joining me now to discuss the west of fox and friends, fox news contributor and bc bruce, .com founder doctor janet and also brian kilmeade and i waste growing this, and doctor j in my friend in years comedian joe and sorry liz was short. so you will be back with you j joe. >> imagine telling your friends are having a destination wedding in indonesia and they get there it is mcdonald's that is perfect and i think it's a good idea and i would like to hear someone say that out documenting wife and would you like fries with that. [laughter] joe: i think burger king is a place that you want to go because you get the crowds, and you can put a ring on it and onion ring on it this perfect. tyrus: and you can have it your way and others and obviously you're going to register at

walmart and walgreens heard as a doctor from a medical standpoint, this is a good milf to have any wedding night. >> well this is so from fanta, is the perfect recipe living number, but i do think with all of the cholesterol the cells, enough about till death do us part by come earlier but hey, i mean, we are in an economy that is struggling infections of any this very you know i can know make it help so you don't blame them, they are doing the best we can. >> will people mistreat well there are people mistreat you say that you chief and i like to use the term frugal susan happily married men and you can ever consider like an anniversary special thank you you renew your vows in order from the domino. >> well that's were settling thousand occasionally when i want you back. i have cable now we haven't trump would any get messed food

football team and he said listen, this is all american a number two, but always well with you guys got this, i can lend you money, for the wedding we can do a cheap and you can keep the money for your house as of this to me would make a lot of economics doesn't waste money and remember the food some of the member the time i think i some of the food is on the table me when you why the stands good time and there's so much good at all american about this really something is in indonesia is of the healthiest thing for the most part, nobody ever remembers the food only remember the couple. >> if you smart with your money you can have your honeymoon at the playground and drive-thro drive-through. >> and embroidered invites with mcdonald arches. tyrus: the world's biggest thinkers on may, they have been revealed you think it is america, you have some work to do and according to data from

all people, the cia, the islands in the south pacific, tops the list for the average person consumes, 13 liters of a whole year. it is about 100 glasses of wine and three have the five top five are countries in eastern europe, in the usa, the bottom but, ranking 35th and that's unacceptable. not 189 and that is ridiculous not well we shall click on the beers now. if you serve him disney anybody here surprise that we are pretty can surprised because you know, with these fraternity parties in the football tailgating and expected us to be a little bit higher but overseas though, they started aged 16, that's a legal age and here it is 21 so they have five years upon us. but the level about ohio alcoholism is higher. >> i do not drink until i was legal. tyrus: i am stunned by this

because every other commercial people having a good time but the problem with america, and tyrus i don't think you are you happy with 35, because we don't need to leave the world and alcoholism brother be higher education but that is just me and in eastern europe about their still dressing in great still work around say i thought we were supposed to be free in the full came down specially bedroom concerned russia will try to invade us tomorrow so the reason to escape. are you enemy. >> that becca back. tyrus: i'm just going to change her name to bosco and you wanted to bring education into this mess with numbers about. [laughter] the buzz skills showed up and you should read a book and said throwing back of you. >> but if you're situated between russia and germany and turkey you might want to welcome you might want to have a couple of drinks exactly sue at the home about god in europe and -

like in islands or drinking wine and margaritas. tyrus: the summer one those numbers are skewed because resource there probably from america i'm sorry we've never less than 50 percent anything we need to be like 75 percent to get taking intertribal drinking. tyrus: are not asking the cia to do anything and trent a lot of other numbers can't we get them to raise these numbers. >> is funny conducting he study might think about. >> because i think they need to drink. [laughter] tyrus: today is he 76 anniversary of what is known as he russell incident were vegan has it listen, i think we can say vaccine, a flying saucer crash landed in new mexico and alien bodies were recovered but it turns out, that there may have been an even bigger mostly unknown alien encounter, 14 years earlier. but i escaped.

he italian researcher has released handwritten documents that you know it's true, and sketches apparently, 70 without crash in northern italy in june of 1833, and that was recovered by an italian dictator benito mostl, ibut they would not say t again he researcher also said that he u.s. that all of he ufo, after fullbore to and studied it in her own secret ufo program. what is is just now coming out, just think about aluminum i respect, glad how to grow as well. i land out there oh yes, 17 acres so there's going to be no digging as it is on my watch. and right now we do know was there but i know that i haven't. yes. joe, when you think about he alien phenomenon c5 okay but you

should are this country don't pretty much admitting that indians have visited us we are like will can we talk about bye-bye for a while. and you always see he movies when he aliens land, he white house is a moment when they come out of they say, take us to your leader and can you imagine there, with biden shuffling out shaking hands with people near he savings and they would say, we will come back later, you guys need more time. >> i don't know, i am thinking this is all science fiction and i'm very skeptical i'm just not convinced what is going on. where is he supposedly crash in he u.s. forces found and brought to he u.s., where is it. >> we have he accelerated way about anyone or if we got to jumpstart from other planets he superman story, know that you would like new do whatever parent would do get he capsule and you send them space which is great parenting. said this, in 1933, he crash happens, this series of papers

are in he story they do find it until 194 is so futile it's at 11 years to harness all of this technology and work, they still lost. tyrus: well for 70000 years we couldn't figure it out and something happened on we got pyramids and iphones, just putting it out there. >> we italian military did in world war ii and i think that explains that they were really at he top but we have not have. tyrus: will they were 39th of he list and help we stick around, and make sure these handicaps to he couch and a door - delivery guy fired for flipping out over 25 percent tip, and so he tubing has gone out of control brian kilmeade keeps asking me for a tip and more "fox news" saturday night, coming up.

tyrus: we are back to fox news saturday night and a door - driver, my old job is out for her as a job after preaching if it over a 5-dollar tip. a minute, specifically said my contract that there was no running of he show. >> is nothing i. tyrus: yes another guy. i digress and back to work, and out he was upset over a 5-dollar tip on a 20-dollar pizza watch. >> i just want to say, this is a nice house for a 5-dollar tip. >> you are welcome. tyrus: it is a nice tip for million-dollar house she lives in, it's not her fault is not doing math, 25 percent tip, not bad as we got to thinking, are getting out of control my team is he streets, to find out. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> tubing, yes a lot of pressure people get angry when you give them a little less. >> i thank you so too much pressure on he customer because sometimes, he service or he treatment is not chino worth it. >> you have to tip like he waitress so i, we make like below $10 an hour so i feel like, it seems like where we make he most money. >> they were party to. >> he pressures on he new credit feel bad if you don't see feel obligated to. >> talking 50 - 20 percent. he service needs to be really really good. >> that wouldn't be as much pressure. >> we don't have that in canada where you must tip that is he difference i guess in a vice haven't, it will be a pressure but for us, it is eight choice to apples good service, why not, it is worth becoming should tip. >> it is out of control.

yes see what her panel is back and i don't know why i brought you back but listen, brian, i don't feel he story has anything to do it to be on their own what is seems to think that it has everything to do with this guys life choices and is on he wrong side of 35 and is delivering pizzas. i think that he ran into when she opened he door he saw like an old ex and she did not remember him like you know what i'm saying he wanted to be well that is he best that he could come up with. brian: mari and now i get to spn your porch but i will say this, i do think he math is not work out for over in particular he emergence, while he is running around, delivering smoothies he custody dollars and is making like a dollar 80 and he gas in home f12 holy equation does not work but in he big picture from i have no problem with tipping

in its pure american i'm going to underpay you per our but if you could come up get more money and therefore there's no incentive to working perform like he concept. tyrus: layover to because i tip so i can come back to when it started, that tyrus is good to verse versus usual table. i you don't be that guy if you can afford it double out but do you think will mean he was out of line because giving 25 percent tip that should be okay right. >> i think that applies to like both you're in a restaurant and you're sitting down having server you have to take into consideration he time guess energy driving to residence sometimes you have to give more think about because not making a lot of money plus he should not be judging her tip, based on he house and he main she could be a squatter for all you know. tyrus: she can be a uber housesitter.

brian: we misunderstand this was not there - but is - they send in an obnoxious guy. i think he tubing is good and especially if it is good service he idea that you can work were somebody just for doing a good job do not like automatic automated to be were he sum of your food and there's a spring i don't like it in caps near seem to give you he option of 20 or 25 or 30 percent, what is a 30 percent and see that they put in fresh urine. tyrus: we do he grocery shopping and you put he food in he carbon they want you to do it tip of he five, don't know what happened. brian: starbucks say we want and then you fit in, except in name acknowledge that have and they want you to acknowledge it. tyrus: just so my line and thank you will want to think this amazing panel next on "fox news" saturday night, wants reptiles. i'm going to give you a tour of

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tyrus: you know me from "fox news" or wrestling perhaps my glory days in ring my opera singing, but you may not know that i'm also an avid animal lover and basically i have a small zoo and aquarium at my house in louisiana, take a look. >> welcome to my hobby. it is not them, this is my fish, this is how i keep my head saying so i can come on tv talk to you all without any type of normalcy in my head this is what i do my free time. my daughter's are joining me so what have you wrangled today. >> this is, she's a python. >> and he also have a python. and she's my biggest and oldest

python. tyrus: this chris my curator and he keeps everything afloat while i am on he roots of these are my community tanks work with fish together to pay her up these two are pairing up so that's what i use these flowerpots, that's where they lay their eggs predict enemy times i told you there were fish how many times, not good this one is one of my favorite rita fish, is called he seven blood and seven different types - he comes into this hybrid he crazy red and he is my favorite. it is one of my panther chameleons. so my daughter is an excellent tree post. it's like he fat boy here and he bites and he is a fighter. >> he is a chunky tomato.

>> i am not afraid of him. he is so cute. sue met this usually happens once a week whenever we get a new critter, we got three naming ceremony so this is orange i skinny. >> lines going to name him. [inaudible]. >> hi baby. tyrus: alber enclosures are scientifically based on he animal, similar to he natural he more relaxed you see he cool behavior we don't have stressed-out animals. go outside and play that's how you get into he stuff. you cannot get this in he. >> this is ginger, and he was when my first baby guinea pigs. tyrus: my pride and joy you always have one star-studded this is him here, and that is achilles and he is exactly what i wanted and he's my highbred

and he is a blood seven. and do something like this, you have a full-time curator like christening basically runs visit with he daily operations just to do he weather changes in release taxes just a full-time job and you have to invest in is more than wanting to own something that we have to be able to provide a healthy environment for a statement think you for coming to our sue. >> whenever my babies talk is right here and yes you not getting paid for this to go to bed and out how hard it isn't to have animals like that, joining me now professional reptile from he reptile party, .net, michael break. >> thank you. tyrus: in these one of my favorites. >> this is actually - you can find them all of he world in he wild and northern africa come all he way up to west india and they can withstand temperatures of up to 115 degrees.

it's cool because they have he ability you might see it while she is in your hand, she can change color from dark to light to absorb he sun for to deflect he sun. in he can of up to about 20 years amazing pets. c1 they are relevant in my daughter we say they look like a turtle without he show this inaccurate but there's quite detailed get little rough sometimes because i have a couple of breeding groups at home and these are just welfare a lot of upkeep and that's thing about them he has fat belly so he something. >> elective or more lots that kick a lot pretty this guy right here is name is actually cyrus and you see. >> cyrus me tyrus and so is actually just starting to shed and you'll notice is little bit of a pink tent to him no matter what color they are, they all seem to turn pink when they do that. tyrus: this is beautiful markings of he people of this is a king snake and 80s other so

you cannot put them in with others thanks. >> yes a rare snake be better chemical so they will eat other snakes and all he kinks think because they're playing only say is not affected by venom is on he wall, they will actually eat other venomous rattlesnakes and other venomous snakes. summa time for one more you don't mess around with him. >> we handle them up to three times a week to ensure safety sue and socializing is so important with your reptile you do not leave him in he cage and look at it had just defeated and initially going to give it because they will he door opens and it's food time so you want to be able to take them into now that she is beautiful, my corn snake eggs just touched it so i have about 15 new corns think babies just have to summer pink and some poor black some really cool colors i love this orange tent here, this is really nice. >> she's a ruby i'd albino tangerine mosaic safe, new colors and treated in her eyes

are red he billing of legal have this mosaic is what they call them this c1 look what you were saying is when you become an animal you say your size because if you were to break them, knew exactly what is dna because such as he way she looks is he way that her parents looked at it) is looking so kinds of crazy variations through he hobby is been about because 96 no kinds of crazy colors and i have pythons that look like dreams sickles and a good grip to see e different colors go for more money. >> that's on he cheap snake those are expensive and you know what we ran out of time, thank you so much and please come back again soon. thank you to michael and coming up, americans are smoking weed. really, one of he member but is it okay to show up, stoned to work. he world famous doctor drew has all he answers up next.

tyrus: legal weed, dynamite bill, is changing he law of these well among them how employers police he drug use he office and many companies say they are pleading on managers to spot impaired workers but also saying that lying on he job is not necessarily if i revoke a pushing for companies know so many americans are stoned all he time now to discuss setting special certified, host of ask doctor drew barrymore show, he one and he only world renowned doctor drew pinsky. this is where they would clap if i had audience i think attorney with weed, it seems like every time something that was he government says no, when he allow it and that intensity that

everybody has to do it for a while do think that is starting to die down. >> it is and you know what, think that is happening is now there is a marketing cannabis, and he idea there's a good molecule and about one, that white was good and we does not good well alcoholic was only person is just more part of our culture but he problem we have seen is with he cannabis, thc content is not until five come that yes will we start to see a lot of stuff, problems of people are getting addicted addicted. click crack weed essentially, they are getting psychotic reactions. tyrus: you always hear about regulations because alcohol is regulated. do you think he needs obviously that is something because is in it without changing in a higher thc in everything, doesn't that change a lot of he scientific reviews of what it is addicted

and more dangerous c5 yes like anything else, because more seriously addictive he higher he concentration he more consequences we will see so you're right, if we could control he outcome of think about is me really he only thing that bothers me, he bc these clinical things and a lot of suffer people using hallucinogens and micro- dosing and seven a lot of suffer people smoking a lot of weed and they are serious psychiatric reactions and almost reminds me of covid-19 were not allowed to say to get bullied to stock know well have no horse in he race and i'm just clinician trying to help people manage these things and some people just fine some people don't get addicted some great some people have to just understand, what he risk and reward is when he using thing. tyrus: and listen, as a bodyguard for snoop that i grew up in california. drew: remember when they wanted him to stop and remember that name was going to separate while

you and he did. tyrus: and he was grouchy all of he time that we were like like it please. drew: is like me without my cap'n crunch, some point be a good day from going to be a serial killer when it comes to he good stuff i would like to see because alcohol is legal and it cannot be were drinking some - while i was working and should not be doing weed either and i think that is all should be a fireball offense official apply to work especially if you are in high trade. tyrus: of course if you're operating heavy machinery are running a vehicle or something and obviously teaching children in school but if you're doing retail or hospitality, well maybe you more sales. drew: please if you going to stop break be responsible. c1 by he way i love he snake was out. drewbrought me back my youth we.

drew: king sinks and thank you. tyrus: thank you for fox news •-middle-dot guess and set your dvr every saturday night 10:00 p.m. eastern) "fox news" to me about it when my upcoming shows, i am tyrus and good night and go to bed and get your eight ♪ ♪ >> i am pleased a booth along with charlie her, mollie tom shillue the big weekend is the big story here. then in jerry's stance on america'