began he was living a kind of conventional rockstar life, partying, drugs, loose women in than he asked himself a simple question and that changed his life forever. in august of 1989, when we find nearly released my first single, not only. tucker: this is the shock. this is it. my prayers we re answered, not only did this on good top ten, but became the largest selling country music single in warner bros. nashville s division had ever released up until that point. what song was at? it was called country club. am a member of the country club. that immediately come, when it took off, warner bros. came bac in and said we really want you now, we have got to rush back i and we ve got to do a complete album. we want. you out the. so we want to get something recorded. the rest is sort of history. tucker: so many questions for it if this was a behind the music episode, this would be th time that you get screwed by th man and addicted to end vitamins . no, it s true.
rough in what way? my mom was beautiful woman she was all he s making a chang in that area, we had no money s we had no money for food, somebody fed me at thanksgiving when i was 11 and it changed me it made me believe that change or strangers care. if strangers cared about me, i wanted to care about strangers. my mom would abuse alcohol and prescription drugs. i never talked about it while she was alive, but i hope a lot of kids now and i look into a this tall white guy is successful, so some of these kids a family told them a true story i mom would for liquid soap down my throat saying i wa wiping. she was one of the most loving human beings and she pushed me to never give up, so a huge par of who i am came from her. if she had been the mom i wante than i probably probably
wouldn t be the man i am proud to be. most of my skills came from protecting my brother and sister . i love it because when i m if i had been well fed, i don t know. so you didn t have a predictable young life, you would ve been a different person . my core has always been doin big things, regardless. she said tony has always been like this. she said when he was four years old, she was pregnant with my brother, we lived downtown central la, and we were on commercial street, and went nex door she gave me money for milk and. , she said where was it freight there was a poor boy there and gave him my money. she said where poor. i had that sensitivity, but i think suffering either makes yo really not care about people an focus on yourself, or it makes you have more compassion for
that s what i believe. i don t think we are to get are zealots. we are kind of the show over here on the side that makes the a little bit of money and has a slot. we are always skating on thin ice, we have to be super careful , if we would have done that, i think they would have canceled the show. so that s not an option. there are a lot of people comin up to me privately, there s a lot of people on the show, and i m not going to name names obviously, but there are a lot of conservatives on the show. we don t mean to criticize big pharma. bill gates is one of the bigges in the mrna vaccine and tony fo fyke is the limit of the bigges opponents. private enough to get a close look at that question per it pu it in his book the real anthony
pencil? get the first thing you do is you get into the obvious future benefits. it s yellow, that s the feature but what is the benefit? you re a busy person and when you open your cluttered desk door, that right canary yellow pops out so you don t waste valuable time rummaging around great you talk about the eraser but not just the fact that it s there, you talk about the fact that it s there in the exact proportions needed to last the life of the pencil based on careful studies that will indicate the amount of erasing the average pencil role require during course of its life as yo sharpen it, it gets smaller. so this pencil is made with everything you need and nothing you don t. and of course you talk about th little silver thing that attaches the pencil to the eraser. i said it silver which is why the pencil is $20 freight money that was raised from this penci will come back to help the kids in madagascar, why?