Should is a modal verb and never followed by to be.
However I found an interview where the speaker uses the form "should to be".
https://vimeo.com/17630234
It starts at 15:40.
I've never heard it before and I'm confused what it means and where this unusual form is coming from.
Should + to be
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Re: Should + to be
It is incorrect.