SCOUT· 45%1h 03m·2026-09-22·ComedyWhy Patrick Clancy’s Interview Was the Right Move, Carrot Top's Legal Troubles, & Secret Lives Updates
I start off with Patrick Clancy and his new wife speaking out in the big 60 Minutes interview, and I share why I actually think coming forward was the right move. From there, I address the heartbreaking news surrounding Cindy Crawford’s son, Presley Gerber, before lightening things up with the latest operational chaos…
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