Verdict with Ted Cruz - January 28, 2026


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S&P 500 hits 7,000 for the first time ever, Trump weighs in on Iran, and we get updates on the snowstorm in the south. Plus, we hear from Mark Halpern of Two Way and Joe LaVornia of the Treasury Department.

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00:00:04.840 Welcome in, everybody, to the Wednesday edition
00:00:08.120 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show.
00:00:11.740 I'm just going to start with some good news today, Clay.
00:00:14.480 Trump's sharing this one out.
00:00:16.200 S&P 500 just hit 7,000 for the first time ever.
00:00:21.600 Yes.
00:00:21.980 All caps, America is back.
00:00:25.180 So it's a good thing.
00:00:26.920 Some of you might say, well, I don't have stocks that I'm invested in.
00:00:30.660 You have a retirement account.
00:00:32.260 You work for a company that has public shares.
00:00:34.880 I mean, this actually is an indicator of pretty broad sentiment
00:00:39.000 and at least in some sectors, economic health.
00:00:42.240 Price is still too high.
00:00:43.240 Yes, I know.
00:00:43.900 But prices would be even worse if the stock market was down 20%.
00:00:47.760 I can say that as well, meaning you'd have a much harder time
00:00:51.140 affording the prices if the economy was in a tailspin
00:00:54.240 from a dropping market.
00:00:56.080 So this is good news.
00:00:57.400 I like to start with the good news,
00:00:58.980 which is that we've got the first time ever 7,000 on the S&P 500.
00:01:04.720 We've got the White House weighing in,
00:01:08.560 and now other places, as exactly promised to you on this show,
00:01:13.640 other places starting to get involved and see the early stages
00:01:17.560 of these anti-ice operations, these sabotage operations.
00:01:23.620 White House has spoken about this one.
00:01:26.020 We shall get into that.
00:01:28.220 Also, Trump talking a pretty tough game about Iran,
00:01:34.460 and we've got some updates on that situation, plus Venezuela.
00:01:38.340 So we will get into all of that.
00:01:42.240 We've also got some great guests joining today.
00:01:43.800 Mark Halpern, who's the editor-in-chief of Two Way,
00:01:46.920 and he's a host in his own right.
00:01:49.420 You guys all, I'm sure, have seen his political analysis.
00:01:52.900 What was his book, Clay, the most famous one that he did?
00:01:55.380 Was he the...
00:01:55.800 Game Change.
00:01:56.940 He was Game Change, really?
00:01:58.480 Yeah.
00:01:58.720 I think, I'm going to make sure that that's correct,
00:02:01.840 because I don't want to, but by the time we have him on,
00:02:03.760 we've got to make sure we get that right.
00:02:05.140 But I believe that he was one of the co-authors.
00:02:08.700 Yeah, he was a co-author with Heilman.
00:02:10.320 Okay, yes, yes, so that's right.
00:02:12.680 And then we've got 230, Joe LaVornia,
00:02:16.300 who is a counselor to the Treasury sector.
00:02:18.220 Look, there's a big summit going on in D.C.
00:02:19.980 Clay and I are going to be there,
00:02:20.840 but there's some travel issues with, you know,
00:02:23.400 the snowpocalypse that is hitting.
00:02:25.860 Clay, it's even getting a little chilly down here in South Florida.
00:02:28.720 Some of you will note, I am wearing a sweatshirt,
00:02:31.460 not just because it is indeed Cozy Earth,
00:02:33.800 one of our fabulous sponsors,
00:02:35.280 and it is the most comfortable sweatshirt imaginable,
00:02:38.540 but because it is a little chilly here,
00:02:40.120 and it's going to get chillier.
00:02:41.280 So I understand that places are going through
00:02:43.980 a bit of a deep freeze right now.
00:02:45.680 It is dropping into the 60s.
00:02:47.620 It might even hit the 50s in South Florida.
00:02:49.900 It's rough.
00:02:50.580 I will say this, by the way, on the weather thing.
00:02:54.780 It is actually far worse than I realized in Nashville
00:03:00.860 all the way down to Mississippi.
00:03:02.760 I don't know if you've seen the footage, Buck.
00:03:04.780 They basically have shut down several interstates,
00:03:08.460 and they are impassable in Mississippi right now.
00:03:12.360 And last night, I went to the Kentucky Vanderbilt basketball game.
00:03:16.680 Vanderbilt University is shut down, which never happens.
00:03:18.960 And I was blown away by how awful.
00:03:22.200 This was the first time I've left my house since the storm hit.
00:03:25.780 I was blown away by how awful the roads are
00:03:28.520 and how significant the damage is from this winter storm
00:03:32.600 that came through the ice in particular.
00:03:34.980 So Nashville is hammered all the way down into Mississippi.
00:03:38.440 There's about a 200-mile stretch, I would say, Buck,
00:03:41.640 where it is utterly devastating
00:03:43.900 in terms of the number of people without power,
00:03:47.020 the number of trees down, the amount of significant damage.
00:03:50.220 So we're thinking about all you guys out there
00:03:52.360 that are from Nashville basically south in this stretch
00:03:56.740 dealing with a truly awful scenario.
00:04:00.640 And, yes, Buck pointed out,
00:04:01.960 we were going to be in Washington, D.C.
00:04:04.540 with the president and with the treasury secretary today
00:04:07.920 at these Trump account announcements,
00:04:10.400 but we couldn't get up there.
00:04:11.880 And so we had all sorts of issues with travel,
00:04:15.500 and so we're going to have –
00:04:17.240 we'll talk about what was going to happen there.
00:04:18.740 I'm sure we'll be up in D.C. again soon.
00:04:20.980 But that is taking place right now,
00:04:23.300 and Marco Rubio is testifying under oath on Capitol Hill
00:04:26.700 about Venezuela, Cuba, Iran,
00:04:29.840 and everything else he's dealing with as secretary of state.
00:04:32.620 Now let's take things back into the center of the political storm,
00:04:38.960 and that is the situation in Minneapolis, ICE,
00:04:42.900 what's going on there.
00:04:45.260 And our friend Will Cain, who had Trump on yesterday,
00:04:50.780 asked the president about this.
00:04:52.440 Because what's happened now is there's been a switch up
00:04:55.240 in some of the personnel.
00:04:56.980 Tom Holman has been sent to Minnesota,
00:05:00.160 and Kristi Noem is coming under a lot of criticism,
00:05:05.280 a lot of pressure.
00:05:05.960 As I said, she said the wrong stuff after the shooting of Pretty,
00:05:11.440 so that was not a good moment in messaging.
00:05:15.220 She just – she messed that up.
00:05:16.780 The president still says he has confidence in her, though.
00:05:20.160 The – anyway, I won't get into more of that for now.
00:05:23.020 I'll just say Tom Holman, I think,
00:05:25.240 is the guy who should have been running this op
00:05:26.980 and should be running all these ICE ops the whole time.
00:05:30.280 And I don't know why anybody would think otherwise,
00:05:32.540 but here we are.
00:05:34.480 So Tom is going there,
00:05:35.900 and here is Trump speaking specifically about this.
00:05:39.220 This is Cut 12.
00:05:40.160 Hit it.
00:05:43.820 Messages out that Tom Holman is in.
00:05:45.720 Commander Bovino is supposedly leaving Minneapolis
00:05:48.320 along with some CBP agents.
00:05:49.740 Is this a pullback?
00:05:50.860 I don't think it's a pullback.
00:05:52.040 It's a little bit of a change.
00:05:53.260 Everybody in this room that has a business,
00:05:54.900 is, you know, you make little changes.
00:05:56.520 You know, Bovino is very good,
00:05:57.760 but he's a pretty out-there kind of a guy,
00:05:59.800 and in some cases that's good.
00:06:01.080 Maybe it wasn't good here.
00:06:02.320 But you have to understand,
00:06:03.340 when I watch some of the people
00:06:04.680 that I've been watching over the last few weeks,
00:06:06.680 these are paid insurrectionists.
00:06:08.200 These are paid agitators.
00:06:09.540 These people aren't normal, like, OG,
00:06:12.200 that, you know, they're incensed about anything.
00:06:14.500 How do you get incensed when you go into a state
00:06:16.740 and you're taking criminals out?
00:06:19.520 Now, Clay, I am still hopeful,
00:06:25.600 and I think it is probably the case
00:06:28.080 that this is a shift in tactics,
00:06:31.040 but not an abandonment of enforcement.
00:06:33.520 But I will get into what we're already seeing,
00:06:36.440 and I've been saying this ever since this incident happened.
00:06:39.940 You're seeing more noise in New York,
00:06:42.060 more of the organized sabotage operation stuff popping up.
00:06:46.380 You're seeing other places like Philadelphia,
00:06:48.920 their DA, threatening to arrest ICE officers.
00:06:52.460 The madness can spread if it is not contained in Minneapolis.
00:06:56.480 What do you see?
00:06:57.760 That's the concern.
00:06:59.880 And you know this,
00:07:03.220 but I think everybody out there is becoming aware
00:07:06.120 if resistance works in Minneapolis,
00:07:09.140 then they will copy it everywhere else.
00:07:11.200 And the ultimate challenge that we're going to get into here,
00:07:15.120 and it is a challenge of wills to a large extent,
00:07:18.640 is it's very easy to start,
00:07:21.220 as the Trump administration did,
00:07:23.080 with deporting people who have violent criminal records
00:07:26.300 and people who have broken our law.
00:07:28.500 It's a no-brainer that they should be out of the country.
00:07:30.800 But at some point,
00:07:32.340 if there are 20 million illegals,
00:07:34.980 there are not 20 million people
00:07:36.720 who have committed violent crimes.
00:07:38.360 So if you want to try to return the nation
00:07:41.740 to some semblance of lawfulness
00:07:44.480 when it comes to our immigration policy,
00:07:46.620 then you're going to have to start to deport people
00:07:49.940 who are not necessarily violent criminals.
00:07:54.780 And that becomes a political challenge.
00:07:57.700 Now, I think, Buck, in general,
00:08:00.880 the number of people that have decided to leave
00:08:04.260 is fairly substantial.
00:08:06.080 And it may well be the case
00:08:07.580 that the best part of the ICE deportation policies
00:08:10.820 is just letting people know,
00:08:13.040 hey, the salad days are over.
00:08:15.120 You can't rely on the American taxpayer
00:08:17.020 to be giving you free hotel rooms in New York City,
00:08:19.840 free Wi-Fi, free meals.
00:08:22.580 Like, that is utterly absurd and ridiculous.
00:08:25.320 And I like to think that we've turned a page
00:08:27.360 at least a little bit on that.
00:08:29.200 And the data reflects that as many people
00:08:30.940 as we have been able to deport,
00:08:33.020 that there are millions more
00:08:34.620 that are voluntarily leaving
00:08:36.260 because they're recognizing
00:08:37.660 that the situations back home
00:08:39.820 are not necessarily better
00:08:42.760 or getting better relative to what they have here.
00:08:45.700 The challenge is,
00:08:47.580 I think Democrats are playing the long game here,
00:08:49.840 and this is what we told you.
00:08:51.080 Once you let the 20 million in,
00:08:52.880 it becomes almost impossible to get the 20 million out.
00:08:55.840 And it would take sustained multi-numbers
00:09:00.300 of presidential Republicans
00:09:04.000 that are committed to this for years and years to come.
00:09:07.660 And I think they know it's not going to happen.
00:09:10.620 There is some precedent for this.
00:09:13.580 The Eisenhower administration
00:09:14.840 got over a million illegals deported
00:09:17.260 back in, I forget what year of Eisenhower's term,
00:09:21.660 but you're going back 70 years, okay?
00:09:23.940 And you have massive deportation operation
00:09:27.300 that occurred then.
00:09:28.380 There's also, Clay,
00:09:29.420 the self-deportations that occurs.
00:09:31.380 A big part of this
00:09:32.420 needs to become workplace enforcement too,
00:09:36.020 which that's,
00:09:36.980 then you get,
00:09:37.560 all of a sudden,
00:09:38.220 Republicans get a little weak in the knees.
00:09:42.000 A lot of Republican leadership starts to go,
00:09:44.740 well, you know,
00:09:45.160 we don't want to punish the job creators.
00:09:47.740 Like, well,
00:09:48.580 you are if you're employing
00:09:50.280 a large number of illegals
00:09:51.900 who are going to be reliant
00:09:54.720 on welfare and social services
00:09:56.700 provided by the taxpayer.
00:09:58.800 And also,
00:09:59.320 there is something about being American
00:10:02.080 and Americanness
00:10:03.360 that should not just be conferred upon people
00:10:05.960 by virtue of a physical status
00:10:07.940 that is illegal in the first place.
00:10:10.060 There is a principle at work here,
00:10:12.160 but you need to do workplace enforcement.
00:10:14.700 Trump also,
00:10:15.460 though,
00:10:15.600 I wanted to note this
00:10:16.580 because we do get your calls
00:10:18.300 and emails about this
00:10:19.300 or your talkbacks
00:10:20.100 on how this seems to be
00:10:23.320 detracting or distracting
00:10:25.260 from the fraud in Minneapolis.
00:10:28.740 Trump is saying,
00:10:29.600 I promise you,
00:10:30.260 we're still on that.
00:10:31.380 If this is the game
00:10:32.440 they're playing at some level,
00:10:33.900 it's not going to work.
00:10:35.180 This is from that
00:10:35.760 Will Kane interview on Fox.
00:10:37.060 Again, this is 14.
00:10:38.140 Hit it.
00:10:40.060 This whole Minnesota thing,
00:10:42.920 it started
00:10:43.740 because of a focus on fraud.
00:10:46.220 It started
00:10:46.840 because of illegal immigration
00:10:48.380 and welfare fraud.
00:10:50.060 The question is,
00:10:51.080 will there be accountability
00:10:52.220 in Minnesota and beyond?
00:10:53.800 There's got to be.
00:10:54.420 Other states, California.
00:10:55.620 Minnesota is one state,
00:10:56.920 if you look at California,
00:10:58.200 but look,
00:10:58.800 so in Minnesota,
00:10:59.840 they think it's $19 billion.
00:11:01.640 If they think it's $19 billion,
00:11:03.680 triple it or quadruple it.
00:11:05.140 And if we catch a lot of this fraud,
00:11:07.480 and I felt it for a long time,
00:11:08.940 but now we know what's happening.
00:11:11.240 And the answer is,
00:11:11.980 yeah,
00:11:12.160 there will be accountability.
00:11:15.100 Clay,
00:11:15.780 there will be accountability.
00:11:17.420 I hope that is in fact the case.
00:11:21.600 The best tweet I've seen on this is,
00:11:24.640 have you heard anybody complaining
00:11:26.120 that their kids have lost child care
00:11:27.860 since the money was frozen
00:11:30.240 for Minneapolis child care?
00:11:32.320 I mean,
00:11:32.860 all of you out there
00:11:33.860 that are parents
00:11:34.540 and have your kids in daycare
00:11:36.320 in any way,
00:11:38.300 and I bet that's a huge percentage
00:11:39.760 of people that listen to us
00:11:41.140 on a regular basis.
00:11:42.640 If your child care was interrupted,
00:11:44.400 it would be a major issue.
00:11:46.180 Isn't it really interesting
00:11:47.420 that none of these Somali parents
00:11:49.560 have been up in arms
00:11:51.840 over the fact that their kids,
00:11:53.940 they're not able to get their kids
00:11:55.720 into child care
00:11:56.800 and these subsidies
00:11:57.720 are not working for them.
00:11:59.460 It shows you how much fraud
00:12:01.120 was going on
00:12:02.140 these people were never enrolled
00:12:04.340 in schools.
00:12:05.300 They were all getting kickbacks.
00:12:06.740 They created one of the largest frauds
00:12:08.660 related to child care
00:12:09.720 that we've ever seen,
00:12:10.740 and when it's actually stopped,
00:12:13.020 there is zero pushback
00:12:14.940 from people saying,
00:12:16.280 wait a minute,
00:12:16.680 my kids were legitimately enrolled.
00:12:18.500 I've got jobs.
00:12:19.400 I need help with the kids
00:12:20.560 in the child care.
00:12:21.340 Now we can get into
00:12:22.280 what the role
00:12:23.500 of the federal government
00:12:24.840 or state government
00:12:25.880 should be
00:12:26.440 when it comes to
00:12:27.560 child care in general.
00:12:28.960 That is,
00:12:30.540 I think,
00:12:31.440 a really significant
00:12:33.260 situation there, Buck,
00:12:34.580 because people don't get
00:12:36.480 to count
00:12:36.960 if you're a mom
00:12:38.100 or you're a dad
00:12:39.240 or you're a grandma
00:12:40.120 or you're a grandpa
00:12:40.900 and you're providing
00:12:42.220 child care for your family,
00:12:44.520 you don't get to
00:12:45.220 huge,
00:12:46.100 massive discounts
00:12:47.360 in earnings, right?
00:12:49.360 Like, you don't get
00:12:49.920 to count that
00:12:50.580 as a $50,000 a year job.
00:12:52.780 I think there's a lot
00:12:53.480 of different ways
00:12:54.020 that tax code
00:12:54.680 could support parents
00:12:56.800 and grandparents
00:12:57.880 and family members
00:12:58.920 actually providing
00:13:00.120 child care for family,
00:13:01.860 which happens
00:13:02.500 all over the country
00:13:03.600 and is a huge part
00:13:04.820 of the safety net
00:13:06.200 for families.
00:13:07.600 But, yeah, again,
00:13:08.380 just, have you seen
00:13:09.160 anybody complaining
00:13:09.860 in Minneapolis about this?
00:13:11.260 It's just indicative
00:13:12.340 of to what extent
00:13:13.840 it is a fraud.
00:13:14.740 And, by the way,
00:13:15.200 this event that's going
00:13:16.140 on right now,
00:13:16.740 which we'll get into,
00:13:17.520 these so-called
00:13:18.780 Trump accounts,
00:13:20.540 I actually think
00:13:21.620 this is a great idea, Buck.
00:13:23.840 And we talk a lot
00:13:25.180 about financial literacy
00:13:26.380 on this program
00:13:27.580 and we can get into this
00:13:28.920 somewhat during
00:13:29.680 the course of the program.
00:13:30.880 So few kids out there
00:13:32.280 have financial knowledge
00:13:34.780 or understand
00:13:35.800 the concept
00:13:36.440 of compound interest.
00:13:37.980 That is,
00:13:38.440 if you start
00:13:38.980 with $1,000 invested
00:13:40.580 when you're really young
00:13:41.760 and you just allow
00:13:42.700 that money
00:13:43.100 to continue to grow,
00:13:44.740 it is transformative
00:13:46.140 by the time
00:13:46.760 you get to 20
00:13:47.540 or 30 years old.
00:13:48.780 I'm glad you're
00:13:49.620 admitting this
00:13:50.120 because I believe
00:13:50.960 you were giving me
00:13:51.720 a bah humbug 0.90
00:13:52.540 and making fun of me
00:13:53.540 for being the uncle
00:13:54.520 who gives his nieces
00:13:55.640 and nephews
00:13:56.360 who are toddlers
00:13:57.860 or babies
00:13:58.480 instead of useless,
00:14:01.400 you know,
00:14:02.440 like butterfly socks
00:14:04.520 or something,
00:14:05.200 I give them money
00:14:06.900 in long-term
00:14:08.520 either, you know,
00:14:10.260 stock accounts
00:14:10.980 or for the purposes
00:14:12.960 of college
00:14:13.940 because that money
00:14:15.140 grows, Clay.
00:14:15.840 That is very,
00:14:17.860 very good of you.
00:14:19.900 I would suggest
00:14:20.480 maybe Uncle Buck
00:14:21.600 could also give
00:14:22.440 a toy to a kid
00:14:23.460 in addition to a,
00:14:24.740 I don't think
00:14:26.260 it's one or the other.
00:14:27.540 Let's not get crazy.
00:14:28.620 Let's not get crazy.
00:14:29.240 I think you probably
00:14:29.900 could get a,
00:14:30.920 you know,
00:14:31.460 Tonka truck for a kid
00:14:32.660 and also give him
00:14:33.600 some help
00:14:34.420 on his future college,
00:14:35.400 but I do think
00:14:36.160 this compound interest idea
00:14:37.680 is one of the least
00:14:39.180 understood aspects
00:14:40.360 and what it does is,
00:14:41.420 and we'll have some fun
00:14:42.160 with this
00:14:42.640 because I do think
00:14:43.400 it's important,
00:14:44.260 but it teaches you
00:14:46.100 the values
00:14:46.920 and power
00:14:48.040 of individual responsibility
00:14:49.880 from a financial perspective
00:14:51.800 and playing the long game
00:14:53.760 as opposed to constantly
00:14:54.940 trying to scramble 0.64
00:14:56.420 in the short game.
00:14:57.580 We'll get into that.
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00:16:49.040 in to Clay and Buck.
00:16:51.340 And we are joined
00:16:53.280 out by a very special guest,
00:16:55.160 Joe Livornia,
00:16:57.080 counselor to the U.S.
00:16:58.620 Treasury Secretary,
00:16:59.760 Scott Bessent.
00:17:01.240 A lot of you will know him
00:17:02.080 from his time
00:17:02.780 as a senior economist
00:17:04.120 for Big Wall Street Bank
00:17:05.440 on CNBC
00:17:06.200 and other places.
00:17:07.180 Joe,
00:17:07.900 welcome to the program.
00:17:09.880 Thank you.
00:17:10.380 Very happy to be on with you.
00:17:12.480 All right.
00:17:12.880 We're talking Trump accounts.
00:17:14.120 Big event today in D.C.
00:17:15.820 A lot of talk
00:17:16.560 about economy stuff
00:17:17.820 from the president
00:17:18.500 and from Secretary Bessent.
00:17:21.920 Let's start
00:17:22.660 with Trump accounts,
00:17:23.800 though.
00:17:23.980 What's the idea here?
00:17:25.480 Why does it matter
00:17:26.160 so much
00:17:26.800 to this administration
00:17:27.800 and to the American people?
00:17:30.080 Well,
00:17:30.640 it is a down payment
00:17:32.260 on the future.
00:17:33.000 It is a way
00:17:33.940 to encourage
00:17:35.400 newborns
00:17:37.840 and those children
00:17:39.060 that will be born
00:17:39.760 over the next several years
00:17:40.740 under the Trump administration
00:17:41.720 to be able to partake
00:17:43.200 in the capitalist system
00:17:45.400 where the U.S. 0.75
00:17:46.880 has been an engine
00:17:47.780 of growth
00:17:48.780 and prosperity.
00:17:50.260 And this is a way,
00:17:51.200 a very novel approach
00:17:52.960 to get families
00:17:54.400 in the game
00:17:56.260 of investing,
00:17:57.440 building a nest egg,
00:17:58.880 creating wealth,
00:17:59.780 creating financial stability.
00:18:01.140 and the Trump administration
00:18:03.060 is going to start that
00:18:04.400 with seed capital
00:18:05.340 of $1,000,
00:18:07.060 which then can go upwards
00:18:09.120 of another $5,000.
00:18:10.420 That could come through
00:18:11.160 a combination
00:18:11.820 of either an employer,
00:18:13.120 a family member,
00:18:14.080 a guardian,
00:18:15.040 parent,
00:18:16.080 to really build wealth
00:18:17.840 and to get,
00:18:19.240 over time,
00:18:21.040 young boys and girls
00:18:22.820 understanding the powers
00:18:24.240 of compound interest
00:18:25.320 and how an investment today
00:18:27.160 can pay huge dividends
00:18:28.400 longer term.
00:18:29.140 Okay, this is so important.
00:18:31.460 I think compound interest,
00:18:32.880 basic financial literacy,
00:18:34.480 and this is Clay,
00:18:35.200 appreciate you coming on
00:18:36.180 the program,
00:18:37.660 is something that kids
00:18:38.980 really desperately
00:18:39.960 need to understand.
00:18:41.700 And by the way,
00:18:42.420 I think also a lot of adults,
00:18:44.340 when you talk about
00:18:45.120 compound interest,
00:18:46.200 so let's say that someone
00:18:47.640 has an account
00:18:48.560 starting at birth
00:18:50.060 and they basically are just,
00:18:52.140 let's say it's S&P 500
00:18:53.540 index funds on average,
00:18:55.880 what does the compound value
00:18:57.480 of that look like
00:18:58.940 and over time,
00:19:00.560 what kind of dollars
00:19:01.600 are we discussing
00:19:02.680 for people out there
00:19:04.040 who don't really
00:19:04.740 comprehend this?
00:19:06.600 And Clay,
00:19:07.460 I want to also,
00:19:08.160 I should add that
00:19:08.780 Secretary Besson
00:19:09.680 highlighted that nearly
00:19:10.560 40% of U.S. households
00:19:12.300 have no direct equity exposure.
00:19:15.220 Right.
00:19:15.440 This is a way really
00:19:16.340 to make Americans 0.60
00:19:18.820 part of the capitalist system.
00:19:20.360 It's an inclusive way
00:19:21.360 to build wealth
00:19:22.240 and to create financial security.
00:19:25.220 Regarding the compound question,
00:19:27.380 if you put a thousand,
00:19:28.200 the government gives
00:19:28.940 a thousand dollars
00:19:30.060 in 2026,
00:19:32.480 then let's say
00:19:33.480 that through a combination
00:19:34.460 of either employment
00:19:35.360 or somebody making
00:19:37.260 the maximum contribution,
00:19:38.940 after the thousand,
00:19:40.220 you contribute
00:19:40.960 5,000 additional
00:19:42.760 every year
00:19:43.760 for the next 18 years.
00:19:47.140 Based on historical equity returns
00:19:49.360 of roughly 10%,
00:19:50.640 that money,
00:19:52.260 when you do the math,
00:19:53.360 could be worth
00:19:54.500 slightly more
00:19:55.580 than $300,000.
00:19:57.860 Leaving in another 10 years,
00:20:00.180 the historical returns,
00:20:01.720 again,
00:20:01.960 with a maximum contribution
00:20:03.220 of 5,000 per year,
00:20:04.940 that money could be worth
00:20:06.700 almost 1.1 million.
00:20:09.260 So the power of compounding
00:20:11.000 is remarkable
00:20:11.700 and people are going to
00:20:13.400 intuitively,
00:20:14.580 innately understand
00:20:15.900 financial literacy
00:20:17.900 when they go
00:20:18.540 to their Trump account
00:20:19.440 and they see,
00:20:20.540 wow,
00:20:20.920 look at how this thing
00:20:21.780 is increasing in value.
00:20:23.060 When I add more,
00:20:24.020 I could make more.
00:20:25.360 I mean,
00:20:25.600 it's savings in real time
00:20:27.300 and I think it's going
00:20:28.460 to be a great tool
00:20:29.280 that people are going
00:20:29.820 to realize
00:20:30.200 we need to invest
00:20:30.960 in the future
00:20:31.580 and they're going
00:20:32.880 to probably leave
00:20:33.360 their money in there
00:20:34.080 and they're going
00:20:34.540 to then reap
00:20:35.040 the benefits
00:20:35.680 from being invested
00:20:37.280 in all these
00:20:37.840 wonderful companies
00:20:38.720 that create a lot
00:20:40.160 of high-paying jobs
00:20:41.160 and investing
00:20:41.820 and helping make
00:20:43.640 the U.S. economy
00:20:44.440 and continue to keep
00:20:45.300 the U.S. economy
00:20:45.900 the best and brightest
00:20:46.760 in the world.
00:20:47.800 The easiest way
00:20:48.460 to understand this
00:20:49.280 that I always try
00:20:50.040 to explain to my kids
00:20:51.160 and everybody out there,
00:20:52.160 I would encourage
00:20:52.940 to do your research
00:20:54.380 on this.
00:20:55.320 Basically,
00:20:55.980 if you just buy
00:20:56.820 S&P 500 index funds
00:20:58.740 historically
00:20:59.380 and leave them in there,
00:21:01.340 every 10 years
00:21:02.440 your money doubles.
00:21:03.840 So you start thinking
00:21:04.840 about every 10 years
00:21:06.140 a doubling
00:21:06.760 and you start looking
00:21:07.780 at 20, 30, 40, 50 years
00:21:10.600 of that.
00:21:11.160 That's not even talking
00:21:11.980 about putting more money
00:21:12.940 in as you are,
00:21:13.900 which obviously
00:21:14.440 makes it even better.
00:21:15.900 But every 10 years
00:21:17.000 doubling,
00:21:17.420 I just don't think
00:21:18.360 most Americans
00:21:19.320 really understand
00:21:20.540 the value
00:21:21.160 of starting early
00:21:22.300 and continuing
00:21:23.100 to pile in.
00:21:24.880 Yes, that's right.
00:21:25.860 In fact, Clay,
00:21:27.000 I'd say it's even
00:21:27.520 better than that.
00:21:28.300 It's the simple rule,
00:21:29.700 and this is to your listeners,
00:21:30.480 it's the rule of 72.
00:21:33.460 You know,
00:21:33.940 essentially,
00:21:35.620 if you have
00:21:36.120 a 10% equity return,
00:21:38.260 your money actually
00:21:39.340 doubles every seven years.
00:21:42.660 If it's a 7% return,
00:21:44.300 then it's 10 years.
00:21:45.000 So the numbers
00:21:45.840 are even better
00:21:46.620 if you have
00:21:47.440 historical returns
00:21:48.220 approaching 10%
00:21:49.280 than what you even suggest.
00:21:50.680 But you're exactly right.
00:21:52.140 That's just
00:21:52.660 an initial investment.
00:21:54.100 You get those wonders
00:21:55.100 of compounding.
00:21:56.280 But that's why
00:21:56.760 we're hopeful, Clay.
00:21:57.640 We know today
00:21:58.200 President Trump
00:21:58.860 announced all these
00:21:59.740 wonderful U.S. companies
00:22:01.360 across all different
00:22:03.280 sorts of industries
00:22:04.160 now are going to partake
00:22:06.080 in the Trump accounts
00:22:07.260 because the thing is
00:22:09.220 that employers
00:22:10.240 can contribute
00:22:11.140 up to $2,500
00:22:12.200 per annum
00:22:13.760 into a Trump account
00:22:15.620 and that's not
00:22:16.600 going to count
00:22:17.360 as employee income.
00:22:20.080 So the ability
00:22:20.880 to actually
00:22:21.380 to add to it
00:22:22.260 to get those
00:22:22.840 big, big returns
00:22:24.100 is there.
00:22:24.760 I think that's just
00:22:25.380 a great way
00:22:25.940 the program was designed.
00:22:28.160 Speaking to you,
00:22:29.100 Joe LaVornia,
00:22:29.780 Counselor to U.S.
00:22:30.700 Treasury Secretary
00:22:31.560 Scott Besant,
00:22:33.360 a guy with decades
00:22:34.440 as a very well-known
00:22:35.680 Wall Street economist.
00:22:38.320 And Joe,
00:22:39.480 to that end,
00:22:40.280 I want to ask you
00:22:41.060 about something
00:22:41.660 that's going to matter
00:22:42.320 a lot to everybody
00:22:43.220 listening day-to-day.
00:22:45.100 It's also going to matter
00:22:45.680 a lot to this administration
00:22:47.160 and in the upcoming
00:22:48.180 midterm elections.
00:22:48.940 It has to do
00:22:49.200 with affordability.
00:22:50.560 Trump spoke about this
00:22:51.860 recently in Iowa.
00:22:53.840 This is cut eight.
00:22:54.660 I wanted to have you
00:22:55.360 dive into this,
00:22:56.100 but first wanted to hear
00:22:56.780 from the president.
00:22:57.520 Play eight, guys.
00:22:58.340 They came up, you know,
00:22:59.400 it's a word that they
00:23:00.240 came up with,
00:23:01.000 affordability.
00:23:01.800 Every time you hear
00:23:02.720 the word, remember,
00:23:03.840 they're the ones
00:23:04.380 that cause the problem.
00:23:06.040 And the first time
00:23:07.800 you heard about it
00:23:08.380 was like a few months ago.
00:23:09.440 And this election's
00:23:10.640 all about affordability.
00:23:12.460 Well, they're the ones
00:23:13.640 that cause the problem.
00:23:14.980 But nobody knows that.
00:23:16.120 You know, people forget.
00:23:18.000 So now, Joe,
00:23:19.420 how can this administration,
00:23:21.360 Clay and I have talked
00:23:22.040 many times about,
00:23:22.940 yes, you look at inflation,
00:23:24.580 previous administration,
00:23:26.080 worst inflation in 40 years,
00:23:27.380 that's established.
00:23:29.480 How do we bring this situation
00:23:31.340 to a best possible outcome
00:23:34.300 this year for the American people
00:23:36.340 and certainly for the administration
00:23:37.940 for the purposes
00:23:39.100 of the referendum
00:23:40.520 that's coming up
00:23:41.180 in the midterm elections?
00:23:43.240 Much of it, Clay,
00:23:45.360 has been done
00:23:45.860 through the one big,
00:23:46.820 beautiful bill
00:23:47.440 or the Working Families Tax Act,
00:23:49.120 which it's also known as.
00:23:50.480 And what I mean by that is
00:23:51.720 that bill is encouraging
00:23:53.280 significant business investment
00:23:54.780 and building factories
00:23:56.360 and expensing CapEx.
00:23:58.300 We've already seen
00:23:59.020 the CapEx come back
00:24:00.220 in full force.
00:24:01.360 This is helping lift
00:24:02.580 productivity growth,
00:24:04.080 which is output per hour.
00:24:05.260 And that has also been galvanized
00:24:08.160 through a lot of
00:24:08.940 business-friendly deregulation
00:24:10.620 where companies can operate
00:24:12.140 more efficiently.
00:24:13.020 So you're seeing
00:24:13.600 these big productivity gains.
00:24:15.260 Why does that matter?
00:24:16.280 Well, productivity gains matter
00:24:17.540 because rising productivity
00:24:18.640 is the lifeblood
00:24:20.160 of rising living standards.
00:24:21.520 When companies can produce more
00:24:22.980 with their existing workforce,
00:24:24.400 they can pay those workers more.
00:24:26.500 So what the Trump administration's
00:24:28.160 policies are going to do
00:24:29.420 is they're going to allow people
00:24:31.020 to take home more pay.
00:24:33.160 After-tax take-home pay
00:24:35.260 will be going up.
00:24:36.760 And because the economy
00:24:37.760 is investing in the future,
00:24:39.380 it could produce more,
00:24:40.940 which means prices
00:24:41.760 could come down.
00:24:43.000 So what you have is
00:24:43.980 a disinflationary boom,
00:24:45.960 strong growth led by productivity,
00:24:48.060 and price is falling
00:24:49.040 because the economy's
00:24:49.960 productive capacity
00:24:50.940 is increasing.
00:24:52.100 Think of it this way.
00:24:53.360 Energy.
00:24:54.260 The drill-baby drill,
00:24:55.560 the opening of federal lands,
00:24:57.040 the easing of permitting
00:24:58.320 and things of that sort
00:24:59.180 to invest in energy production,
00:25:00.960 what's that doing?
00:25:01.780 It's increasing output,
00:25:03.060 but at the same time
00:25:03.820 it's lowering the energy cost.
00:25:05.340 Take that and multiply it
00:25:06.460 across the economy.
00:25:07.980 That's how you basically
00:25:09.200 get affordability
00:25:10.500 to massively improve
00:25:11.860 is you're allowing people
00:25:13.520 to keep more of what they have
00:25:15.480 and you're giving them
00:25:16.580 the tools to produce more
00:25:17.860 so that they get paid more.
00:25:19.180 And that's higher living standards.
00:25:21.840 This is a big-picture question for you.
00:25:23.920 You've been involved in finance
00:25:25.360 for a very long time.
00:25:27.060 And we're talking to Joe Livornia.
00:25:29.200 When you look,
00:25:30.620 I was reading recently,
00:25:32.180 Amazon went public
00:25:34.280 with an initial market capitalization
00:25:36.780 of around $500 million.
00:25:38.940 And then it has risen up
00:25:40.220 to multiple trillions of dollars,
00:25:42.260 which meant if you bought,
00:25:43.880 you know, $1,000 in Amazon stock
00:25:46.000 when it hit public markets,
00:25:47.260 you've made millions
00:25:48.400 and millions of dollars.
00:25:49.820 Now there's talk about SpaceX,
00:25:51.360 I'm sure you've seen,
00:25:52.280 potentially going public
00:25:53.520 at a valuation of $1.5 trillion,
00:25:56.580 which means a lot of the value
00:25:59.000 created in that company
00:26:00.940 will never have been accessible
00:26:03.000 to so-called average investors.
00:26:05.280 The number of public companies
00:26:06.680 is declining overall.
00:26:08.220 Are you concerned at all
00:26:09.820 about the way
00:26:10.700 that the public markets
00:26:11.800 are kind of being skipped
00:26:13.100 and all of the value
00:26:14.380 is being created now
00:26:15.880 in private marketplaces,
00:26:17.760 which doesn't give
00:26:19.160 the average Joe investor
00:26:20.900 the same access
00:26:21.920 to roaring growth marketplace companies
00:26:24.980 as might have existed
00:26:26.260 back in the 90s or before?
00:26:28.700 I understand your point
00:26:30.440 about public versus private markets,
00:26:33.040 and I think that reflects
00:26:34.040 the fact that, you know,
00:26:36.060 under, unfortunately,
00:26:37.340 many Democrat administrations,
00:26:38.880 you had significant overregulation.
00:26:40.880 So capital immediately went
00:26:42.420 to the private market
00:26:44.360 instead of the public market.
00:26:45.760 But what we know is,
00:26:47.020 over the past year,
00:26:47.980 we've had tremendous growth
00:26:50.060 in the stock market.
00:26:51.700 The returns have beat
00:26:53.300 most money managers
00:26:54.380 because U.S. companies,
00:26:56.920 many of which I don't need
00:26:57.880 to name the names,
00:26:58.600 but you know them
00:26:59.180 have done phenomenally well.
00:27:00.840 They'll continue to do well.
00:27:02.500 And as the administration
00:27:03.660 tries to encourage
00:27:04.920 private capital to come in
00:27:06.560 and to innovate and create,
00:27:09.100 I'm pretty confident, Clay,
00:27:10.940 that we're going to see
00:27:11.700 the U.S. stock market
00:27:13.780 continue to perform well.
00:27:15.280 It's what we call
00:27:16.220 the high beta on the U.S. economy,
00:27:18.580 and President Trump knows
00:27:19.700 how to get growth moving.
00:27:21.460 And, you know,
00:27:22.900 I'm an optimist,
00:27:24.080 so I'm not particularly
00:27:25.260 worried about that.
00:27:26.140 But as we have less regulation,
00:27:27.820 you might see these public markets,
00:27:29.780 and I think rightly so,
00:27:30.940 improve.
00:27:31.380 You're going to see
00:27:31.840 more merger activity.
00:27:33.600 You know, business is back.
00:27:34.620 As the President says,
00:27:35.480 there's tremendous investment
00:27:36.440 coming in the U.S.,
00:27:38.020 and the U.S. is indeed
00:27:38.920 the hottest economy
00:27:39.800 in the world.
00:27:40.400 I mean, we've been growing
00:27:41.160 almost 5% the last three quarters.
00:27:43.900 I mean, that's incredible.
00:27:45.380 And therefore,
00:27:46.280 the public markets
00:27:47.000 are going to benefit from that.
00:27:48.180 And by default,
00:27:49.220 the people who are investing
00:27:50.240 in these Trump accounts
00:27:51.080 are going to benefit as well.
00:27:52.880 Hey, Joe, it's Buck.
00:27:53.500 One more for you here,
00:27:54.900 putting on your macroeconomist hat
00:27:57.860 for a second,
00:27:58.660 and maybe your forecaster,
00:28:00.560 you know,
00:28:01.220 Nostradamus side of things.
00:28:04.460 The AI boom
00:28:05.880 that we're in right now
00:28:06.820 in terms of all the money
00:28:07.860 that's going toward this stuff,
00:28:09.980 are you a believer
00:28:11.000 in sort of the Elon model
00:28:12.440 of this stuff is all real,
00:28:14.120 it's going to change
00:28:14.760 the world we live in,
00:28:15.600 and the productivity gains
00:28:16.600 are going to be stratospheric?
00:28:17.520 Eric, or do you have concerns
00:28:18.700 about a pullback
00:28:19.520 because we might be
00:28:20.860 a little cart
00:28:21.380 before the horse
00:28:22.040 on this stuff?
00:28:23.480 I mean, look,
00:28:24.060 you have a huge equity boom.
00:28:26.640 I mean, you've had
00:28:27.100 a 45% or 40-something percent
00:28:29.960 increase off of the April lows.
00:28:31.680 It was one of the biggest
00:28:32.340 recoveries post-Liberation Day
00:28:34.600 we've ever had
00:28:35.340 following a 15% stock drawdown,
00:28:38.000 and the markets
00:28:38.500 are understandably optimistic
00:28:40.440 about the future
00:28:41.380 that the president
00:28:42.040 has laid forth.
00:28:43.580 That's not to say
00:28:44.160 there won't be corrections
00:28:44.960 along the way,
00:28:45.740 but I think we have to look
00:28:46.760 at the long-term picture
00:28:47.960 and the fact that
00:28:49.160 the U.S. market
00:28:49.960 is so innovative,
00:28:50.940 so dynamic,
00:28:51.620 and U.S. companies
00:28:53.460 are set to thrive.
00:28:54.600 The president has set
00:28:55.620 the field for those
00:28:56.820 companies to thrive,
00:28:57.940 and he's got people
00:28:59.040 in leadership positions,
00:29:00.100 such as the secretary,
00:29:01.040 that are going to make sure
00:29:01.900 that private capital
00:29:02.920 is accessed
00:29:04.540 in the most efficient way,
00:29:06.360 and the AI story
00:29:07.600 is for real.
00:29:08.320 I think it's very important.
00:29:09.480 We're certainly seeing
00:29:10.140 the productivity data,
00:29:11.960 and, you know,
00:29:12.620 could there be,
00:29:13.600 you know,
00:29:14.080 some spending that needs
00:29:15.300 to be cut back here
00:29:16.060 and there, of course,
00:29:16.660 but that's, you know,
00:29:17.440 that's the nature
00:29:18.080 of the cycle,
00:29:18.780 but I think,
00:29:19.400 generally speaking,
00:29:20.640 you know,
00:29:20.800 the optimism that we're
00:29:21.900 seeing in markets
00:29:22.720 is well-placed, Buck,
00:29:24.560 because you're seeing
00:29:25.220 it in the GDP data.
00:29:26.400 You're seeing it
00:29:26.860 in strong CapEx.
00:29:27.780 You're going to see it
00:29:28.400 more on the investment side,
00:29:30.060 especially for factories,
00:29:31.420 because that expensing
00:29:32.320 is only going to last
00:29:33.740 three years,
00:29:34.360 so that's going to see,
00:29:35.420 you're going to see
00:29:35.700 a big boom there,
00:29:36.980 and I do think you are,
00:29:37.960 because inflation
00:29:38.620 will continue to move down.
00:29:40.420 You will see interest rates
00:29:41.700 come down.
00:29:42.580 The Fed should be
00:29:43.340 lowering rates further.
00:29:44.740 That's going to use
00:29:45.440 affordability.
00:29:46.180 It's going to make
00:29:46.580 home buying more accessible
00:29:48.640 to folks,
00:29:50.040 and to me,
00:29:51.600 it's all good news.
00:29:52.400 Maybe I'm too optimistic,
00:29:53.900 but President Trump
00:29:55.180 has had a powerful influence
00:29:57.560 on that.
00:29:58.080 I never want to sell
00:29:58.920 the U.S. economy short.
00:30:00.960 Oh, I think the economy
00:30:01.840 is going to be flying
00:30:03.300 and firing on all cylinders,
00:30:05.460 and like you just said,
00:30:06.400 we're over 5%
00:30:07.380 for the fourth quarter,
00:30:08.960 and, man,
00:30:09.680 if we could get 5% growth
00:30:11.020 in 2026,
00:30:12.080 it would be transformative
00:30:13.140 on so many different levels.
00:30:14.800 Joe, we appreciate the time.
00:30:15.920 Thanks for coming on with us.
00:30:17.480 Thanks, guys.
00:30:18.300 Appreciate being on.
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00:32:00.540 Clay,
00:32:01.400 something interesting,
00:32:02.240 some breaking news
00:32:03.760 that you have
00:32:04.800 responded to
00:32:07.480 or that you have
00:32:08.020 brought up here.
00:32:08.820 We can get into
00:32:09.380 a little bit more,
00:32:10.200 but it looks like
00:32:11.020 there's some action
00:32:12.860 going on
00:32:13.880 in Fulton County.
00:32:16.580 Yeah,
00:32:17.040 let's get into that
00:32:17.960 here in a sec,
00:32:18.720 Buck,
00:32:18.980 but first,
00:32:19.600 Fed,
00:32:19.940 no change on
00:32:20.780 interest rates.
00:32:21.460 That just happened
00:32:22.440 in the last two minutes
00:32:23.540 or so.
00:32:24.460 For those of you
00:32:25.140 out there,
00:32:26.220 stock market
00:32:27.140 not moving very much.
00:32:28.520 You mentioned
00:32:28.880 the S&P 500
00:32:29.840 hit a new high today
00:32:31.060 and it did.
00:32:31.820 It's down
00:32:32.280 a little bit,
00:32:33.420 but just FYI.
00:32:33.880 It's kind of a
00:32:34.320 no news,
00:32:34.940 breaking news situation
00:32:36.180 with that one.
00:32:37.360 Like,
00:32:37.560 yeah,
00:32:37.960 status quo.
00:32:39.460 Nothing changed.
00:32:40.880 That's the expectation,
00:32:41.980 but yes,
00:32:42.460 I just want to put that
00:32:43.300 out there to the extent
00:32:44.180 somebody's sitting around
00:32:45.120 and they're like,
00:32:45.480 what's going to happen
00:32:46.080 with the Fed rates?
00:32:47.000 Why didn't Clay and Buck
00:32:47.840 tell us?
00:32:48.300 Well,
00:32:48.400 there you go.
00:32:48.860 All right,
00:32:49.120 now Atlanta.
00:32:50.160 Yeah.
00:32:51.500 Clay,
00:32:52.220 believe it or not,
00:32:52.820 not everyone in this
00:32:54.660 audience is at a
00:32:55.300 Bloomberg terminal
00:32:56.320 doing the buy-sell thing
00:32:58.340 like Gordon Gekko
00:32:59.340 back in the 80s.
00:33:00.060 I'm obsessed with
00:33:00.400 what interest rates are
00:33:02.020 because I think
00:33:02.660 it's actually
00:33:03.340 the most important thing
00:33:04.740 when it comes to
00:33:05.640 unfreezing our housing market
00:33:07.540 and until we get back down
00:33:09.840 to reasonable 5% rates
00:33:11.580 on mortgages,
00:33:12.340 I don't think things
00:33:13.140 are going to change a lot,
00:33:14.020 but we do have
00:33:15.280 this major FBI
00:33:17.600 raid going on
00:33:18.520 right now
00:33:19.060 and you've got
00:33:19.960 I think some of you
00:33:20.940 will find this
00:33:21.440 more exciting news,
00:33:22.640 but that depends,
00:33:23.700 depends on whether
00:33:24.320 or not you're
00:33:25.020 making magic happen
00:33:27.300 on Wall Street.
00:33:28.200 Here we have
00:33:29.060 FBI agents
00:33:31.780 seen carrying out
00:33:33.240 a search warrant
00:33:34.100 at an election hub
00:33:35.860 in Fulton County, Georgia
00:33:38.060 and this is
00:33:40.340 obviously
00:33:41.700 related
00:33:43.160 based on the
00:33:44.260 reporting
00:33:44.680 to 2020.
00:33:46.980 It is now
00:33:47.760 2026
00:33:48.340 and we're doing
00:33:50.380 some
00:33:50.960 going to look
00:33:52.260 into the 2020
00:33:52.840 situation.
00:33:54.100 It is not
00:33:55.040 immediately clear
00:33:55.880 for sure
00:33:56.700 what they're looking at,
00:33:57.700 but Fox News
00:33:58.380 and others
00:33:58.880 are reporting
00:33:59.640 that it's
00:34:01.320 probably
00:34:01.940 having to do
00:34:02.620 with the 2020 election.
00:34:03.520 I think that's a safe bet.
00:34:04.520 I don't think
00:34:05.380 they're just going
00:34:05.980 into a Fulton County.
00:34:07.580 Of all the possible
00:34:08.800 election places
00:34:10.060 to be sending
00:34:10.780 the FBI
00:34:11.320 right now,
00:34:12.660 the one that was
00:34:13.860 more at the center
00:34:14.940 of the 2020
00:34:16.140 stop the steal
00:34:17.680 conversations
00:34:18.480 than any other,
00:34:19.060 oh wow,
00:34:19.780 I guess you're allowed
00:34:20.560 to say these things now.
00:34:21.380 Remember when you were
00:34:21.860 actually banned
00:34:22.520 from even talking?
00:34:23.260 I truly mean this.
00:34:24.120 You were banned
00:34:24.580 on YouTube.
00:34:25.080 I can't even
00:34:27.100 remember all the rules.
00:34:28.120 Facebook too.
00:34:29.240 If you talked
00:34:29.900 about stolen election,
00:34:31.620 you could get kicked
00:34:32.300 off of social media
00:34:33.140 and that's very
00:34:34.860 interesting because
00:34:35.640 they did that
00:34:36.320 for COVID stuff
00:34:37.420 and we found out
00:34:37.960 they were wrong.
00:34:39.060 So people like me
00:34:39.820 were getting booted
00:34:41.540 and shut down
00:34:42.340 by YouTube and others
00:34:43.240 for saying things like
00:34:44.280 masks don't work
00:34:45.420 to stop the spread,
00:34:46.120 which of course
00:34:46.540 they don't
00:34:47.540 and all this stuff.
00:34:49.780 Now we may have
00:34:50.700 an interesting situation
00:34:51.560 where more facts
00:34:52.560 will come out
00:34:52.980 about 2020
00:34:53.560 based on the investigation
00:34:54.720 and we will once again
00:34:55.760 have to revisit
00:34:56.480 what is disinformation
00:34:57.800 and just what is
00:34:59.100 the powerful
00:34:59.640 using their power
00:35:01.480 to shut down
00:35:02.520 dissent conversation
00:35:03.760 questions,
00:35:04.520 all of that.
00:35:05.720 Clay,
00:35:06.060 we don't have
00:35:06.900 anything on this
00:35:07.920 right now.
00:35:08.540 The DOJ did not
00:35:09.520 comment on it directly
00:35:10.900 but stuff's
00:35:14.860 going to heat up
00:35:15.580 in Fulton County, Georgia.
00:35:17.120 I don't think
00:35:17.440 they'd send the FBI
00:35:18.280 in there
00:35:19.060 unless they were
00:35:20.020 at least
00:35:20.440 they had some idea
00:35:21.780 of what they were
00:35:22.300 looking for.
00:35:23.760 Yeah, look,
00:35:24.320 I think that
00:35:26.760 increasingly
00:35:27.600 even for people
00:35:29.080 that wanted
00:35:30.320 to pretend
00:35:30.920 nothing happened,
00:35:32.340 the 2020 election
00:35:33.580 is like a steroids
00:35:35.240 in baseball
00:35:36.040 era
00:35:36.940 where you look
00:35:38.140 at the number
00:35:38.800 and 81 million votes
00:35:41.180 for Joe Biden
00:35:42.060 makes a lot of people
00:35:43.660 say,
00:35:44.200 hmm,
00:35:45.040 because you go look
00:35:46.460 at what happened
00:35:47.640 with Trump
00:35:48.200 in 2016,
00:35:49.400 2020,
00:35:50.140 2024,
00:35:51.360 every one of those
00:35:52.320 elections,
00:35:52.800 his support grew
00:35:53.900 and then you go back
00:35:55.300 and you look
00:35:55.820 and you say,
00:35:56.360 wait a minute,
00:35:57.360 Joe Biden
00:35:57.840 got way more votes
00:35:59.020 than Hillary 0.99
00:35:59.580 in 2016
00:36:00.460 and Kamala
00:36:01.640 in 2024.
00:36:03.240 What's actually
00:36:04.060 going on here?
00:36:05.220 Now,
00:36:05.620 here is the challenge.
00:36:07.240 Buck,
00:36:07.540 we are sitting
00:36:08.240 at,
00:36:09.080 what is it,
00:36:10.080 over five years
00:36:11.860 since the 2020 election
00:36:14.000 and I understand
00:36:15.880 a lot of people
00:36:16.500 out there
00:36:16.960 want there to be
00:36:18.060 some consequences
00:36:19.080 for this.
00:36:20.580 The statutes
00:36:21.720 of limitation
00:36:22.480 are becoming
00:36:23.600 huge barriers
00:36:25.660 to bringing charges
00:36:27.120 in cases
00:36:27.980 such as these
00:36:28.940 and I think
00:36:30.420 as we go forward
00:36:31.520 that's going to become
00:36:32.680 even more
00:36:33.440 and more
00:36:34.040 the case
00:36:34.720 and so
00:36:35.880 I don't know
00:36:36.760 what they're looking at
00:36:37.960 in particular here.
00:36:39.800 I would love to know
00:36:40.860 maybe there's
00:36:42.840 some involvement
00:36:43.660 relating to
00:36:44.800 the Fannie Willis 0.93
00:36:45.800 investigation.
00:36:47.020 Remember the charges
00:36:48.100 that were brought
00:36:48.840 in Georgia.
00:36:50.620 Trump won Georgia
00:36:52.040 in 2016.
00:36:53.760 Trump won Georgia
00:36:55.080 in 2024
00:36:56.120 and I think
00:36:57.680 a lot of people
00:36:58.200 look at 2020
00:36:59.060 and say
00:36:59.920 what happened
00:37:00.960 in that election
00:37:02.360 and
00:37:03.420 so
00:37:04.960 we'll see
00:37:05.560 if anything
00:37:06.000 comes out of this.
00:37:07.040 All we know
00:37:07.600 is again
00:37:08.260 reports that the FBI
00:37:09.500 is conducting a raid
00:37:11.020 in Fulton County
00:37:12.140 and
00:37:13.480 we don't know
00:37:15.100 anything beyond that.
00:37:16.520 I get you
00:37:17.000 the following
00:37:17.840 voter fraud
00:37:18.740 five-year statute
00:37:19.720 campaign finance
00:37:20.920 violations
00:37:21.540 five-year statute
00:37:22.680 you know
00:37:25.360 there's
00:37:25.860 mail fraud
00:37:27.500 I think
00:37:29.260 there's a whole
00:37:30.060 bunch of these
00:37:30.540 things that
00:37:31.080 would not be
00:37:32.560 eligible
00:37:33.640 based on
00:37:34.540 being time barred
00:37:35.960 but maybe
00:37:36.760 there's
00:37:37.280 you know
00:37:38.100 by the way
00:37:38.940 there's a whole
00:37:39.400 lot of stuff
00:37:39.980 and we saw
00:37:40.440 this used
00:37:40.880 against Trump
00:37:41.340 maybe there's
00:37:42.040 you know
00:37:42.220 conspiracy to
00:37:43.120 deprive rights
00:37:43.960 and you get
00:37:44.340 into some
00:37:44.620 civil rights
00:37:45.500 thing
00:37:45.860 and there's
00:37:46.380 a lot
00:37:46.660 of ways
00:37:47.200 there's a lot
00:37:48.600 of ways
00:37:49.140 that if the
00:37:50.060 people making
00:37:50.680 the decisions
00:37:51.420 about charging
00:37:52.140 want to get
00:37:52.680 you
00:37:52.840 they can get
00:37:54.020 you
00:37:54.220 so
00:37:55.020 we'll see
00:37:55.520 where this
00:37:55.860 goes
00:37:56.220 I honestly
00:37:58.480 I have low
00:37:59.880 I'm just going
00:38:00.620 to tell you
00:38:01.020 I have low
00:38:01.780 expectations
00:38:02.360 and this is
00:38:03.720 also where I
00:38:04.520 get into
00:38:04.760 trouble
00:38:05.000 but I'm
00:38:05.460 right
00:38:05.700 because
00:38:06.500 just like
00:38:07.340 in other
00:38:07.580 things like
00:38:08.040 this
00:38:08.240 where I've
00:38:08.500 said
00:38:08.720 oh
00:38:09.500 the JFK
00:38:10.300 files
00:38:10.840 they're going
00:38:11.200 to release
00:38:11.580 the JFK
00:38:12.280 files
00:38:12.640 we're going
00:38:12.940 to find
00:38:13.320 out all
00:38:13.720 the truth
00:38:14.260 all the
00:38:14.600 it's like
00:38:15.040 guys
00:38:15.300 I was in
00:38:15.760 the CIA
00:38:16.160 okay
00:38:16.800 trust me
00:38:17.540 if there was
00:38:18.180 really cool
00:38:18.640 stuff in
00:38:19.000 the JFK
00:38:19.500 files
00:38:19.920 someone would
00:38:20.740 have left
00:38:20.960 the CIA
00:38:21.440 and written
00:38:21.960 a book
00:38:22.240 about it
00:38:22.680 and gotten
00:38:22.920 rich
00:38:23.240 okay
00:38:23.540 there's nothing
00:38:24.760 that fascinating
00:38:25.820 there might
00:38:26.160 be a little
00:38:26.540 thing here
00:38:26.960 a little
00:38:27.200 thing there
00:38:27.740 but if
00:38:28.520 it's that
00:38:28.980 juicy a
00:38:29.640 secret
00:38:29.940 it doesn't
00:38:30.700 stay secret
00:38:31.360 that long
00:38:32.020 it's really
00:38:32.960 hard to do
00:38:33.780 and especially
00:38:35.620 when you got
00:38:36.040 all these
00:38:36.320 different people
00:38:36.860 that have
00:38:37.580 these theories
00:38:38.120 and conspiracies
00:38:38.660 I know
00:38:39.040 people are going
00:38:39.420 to yell
00:38:39.620 at me
00:38:39.760 for this
00:38:40.040 I like it
00:38:40.520 yell at me
00:38:40.960 Clay's not
00:38:41.360 the only one
00:38:41.720 who likes
00:38:41.980 when you yell
00:38:42.420 at him
00:38:42.580 I like it
00:38:43.000 too
00:38:43.240 but
00:38:44.560 on this
00:38:45.180 one Clay
00:38:45.580 oh what
00:38:47.160 they just
00:38:47.680 kept the
00:38:48.160 they kept
00:38:48.840 the
00:38:49.120 the microfilm
00:38:50.620 or they
00:38:51.220 kept the
00:38:51.780 videotape
00:38:52.500 microfilm
00:38:53.220 spy stuff
00:38:53.740 they kept
00:38:54.320 the videotape
00:38:55.100 that has
00:38:55.620 the poll workers
00:38:56.780 like stuffing
00:38:57.520 the ballots
00:38:58.160 and some
00:38:58.620 come on
00:38:59.320 it's been
00:39:00.280 six years
00:39:00.940 they've had
00:39:01.540 plenty of time
00:39:02.020 to clean
00:39:02.320 this up
00:39:02.640 this is my
00:39:03.040 concern
00:39:03.340 this is always
00:39:03.760 my concern
00:39:04.140 about the
00:39:04.400 Epstein
00:39:04.680 stuff too
00:39:05.140 by the
00:39:05.720 way
00:39:06.140 it doesn't
00:39:07.640 just stick
00:39:07.980 around
00:39:08.400 they don't
00:39:08.840 just keep
00:39:09.220 the smoking
00:39:09.680 gun
00:39:10.120 listed
00:39:11.100 and bagged
00:39:12.720 up as
00:39:13.240 smoking
00:39:13.660 gun
00:39:14.080 I do
00:39:15.560 think
00:39:16.080 on
00:39:16.780 Atlanta
00:39:17.440 in
00:39:17.860 particular
00:39:18.500 something
00:39:20.500 something
00:39:21.480 is
00:39:22.200 look
00:39:22.660 we've got
00:39:23.000 a big
00:39:23.360 election
00:39:23.760 that's
00:39:24.060 coming up
00:39:24.460 a Senate
00:39:24.820 race
00:39:25.180 that's
00:39:25.440 going to
00:39:25.640 happen
00:39:25.900 in
00:39:26.140 Georgia
00:39:26.480 and
00:39:27.500 Atlanta
00:39:28.140 is
00:39:28.800 it
00:39:29.120 seems
00:39:29.480 to me
00:39:29.960 a place
00:39:30.740 where
00:39:31.200 a lot
00:39:32.100 of
00:39:32.380 untoward
00:39:33.300 aspects
00:39:33.820 of
00:39:34.520 elections
00:39:35.040 have been
00:39:35.500 allowed
00:39:35.780 to take
00:39:36.140 place
00:39:36.500 I think
00:39:36.800 that's
00:39:37.040 fair
00:39:37.280 to say
00:39:37.780 and
00:39:39.260 again
00:39:40.060 I just
00:39:40.620 come back
00:39:41.100 to
00:39:41.500 poor
00:39:42.000 Brady
00:39:42.360 Anderson
00:39:42.760 maybe
00:39:43.100 he's
00:39:43.340 out
00:39:43.520 there
00:39:43.700 listening
00:39:44.080 but
00:39:44.460 Brady
00:39:44.840 Anderson
00:39:45.240 was a
00:39:45.640 guy
00:39:45.920 who
00:39:46.480 hit
00:39:46.680 50
00:39:47.120 home
00:39:47.400 runs
00:39:47.780 out of
00:39:48.220 nowhere
00:39:48.540 and
00:39:49.100 suddenly
00:39:49.500 you know
00:39:50.200 he looked
00:39:50.580 like Popeye
00:39:51.360 when he was
00:39:51.920 in the
00:39:52.360 batter's
00:39:52.740 box
00:39:53.080 and
00:39:54.440 everybody
00:39:54.840 said
00:39:55.220 yeah
00:39:55.580 you know
00:39:56.140 maybe
00:39:56.600 something's
00:39:57.040 going
00:39:57.200 on
00:39:57.460 here
00:39:57.700 I
00:39:57.940 think
00:39:58.140 the
00:39:58.280 81
00:39:58.620 million
00:39:59.020 is
00:39:59.280 increasingly
00:39:59.880 difficult
00:40:00.460 to
00:40:00.780 justify
00:40:01.200 even
00:40:01.860 for
00:40:02.360 reasonable
00:40:03.380 rational
00:40:03.960 people
00:40:04.460 will
00:40:05.420 there
00:40:05.680 be
00:40:05.940 consequences
00:40:06.740 though
00:40:07.120 this is
00:40:07.480 where
00:40:07.640 you
00:40:07.840 and
00:40:07.980 I
00:40:08.140 agree
00:40:08.560 I
00:40:09.220 think
00:40:09.580 we're
00:40:10.080 over
00:40:10.420 five
00:40:10.820 years
00:40:11.160 from
00:40:11.400 that
00:40:11.620 election
00:40:12.100 I
00:40:12.740 think
00:40:12.960 the
00:40:13.120 consequences
00:40:13.760 frankly
00:40:14.300 were
00:40:14.680 Trump
00:40:15.040 came
00:40:15.300 back
00:40:15.580 in
00:40:15.880 won
00:40:16.180 the
00:40:16.340 popular
00:40:16.780 vote
00:40:17.220 swept
00:40:17.640 to
00:40:17.840 a
00:40:18.000 commanding
00:40:18.500 victory
00:40:18.860 in
00:40:19.120 2024
00:40:19.600 I
00:40:20.660 think
00:40:20.940 you
00:40:21.160 have
00:40:21.440 to
00:40:21.640 accept
00:40:22.120 that
00:40:22.620 as
00:40:23.220 the
00:40:23.540 ultimate
00:40:24.000 consequence
00:40:24.700 because
00:40:25.260 everything
00:40:26.340 that he's
00:40:26.740 been able
00:40:27.060 to implement
00:40:27.740 since
00:40:28.460 is far
00:40:29.920 more
00:40:30.140 impactful
00:40:30.560 and
00:40:31.180 I
00:40:31.780 will
00:40:32.040 say
00:40:32.380 Trump
00:40:32.820 in
00:40:33.120 2024
00:40:33.880 winning
00:40:34.860 that
00:40:35.180 election
00:40:35.580 is
00:40:36.100 more
00:40:36.320 powerful
00:40:36.800 than
00:40:37.140 Trump
00:40:37.480 would
00:40:37.660 have
00:40:37.820 been
00:40:38.380 if
00:40:38.680 Trump
00:40:38.960 had
00:40:39.100 won
00:40:39.380 in
00:40:39.560 2020
00:40:40.000 now
00:40:40.540 the
00:40:41.200 border
00:40:41.500 wouldn't
00:40:41.800 have
00:40:41.920 been
00:40:42.080 wide
00:40:42.400 open
00:40:42.720 they
00:40:42.900 wouldn't
00:40:43.180 have
00:40:43.280 gotten
00:40:43.540 10
00:40:43.840 million
00:40:44.160 illegals 0.93
00:40:44.780 I
00:40:44.940 don't
00:40:45.060 think
00:40:45.200 we
00:40:45.320 ever
00:40:45.500 would
00:40:45.680 have
00:40:45.740 hit
00:40:45.880 9%
00:40:46.520 inflation
00:40:47.160 all
00:40:47.920 those
00:40:48.200 things
00:40:48.640 but
00:40:49.400 I
00:40:49.540 think
00:40:49.720 Trump
00:40:50.080 this
00:40:50.500 term
00:40:51.000 is
00:40:51.300 far
00:40:51.540 more
00:40:51.760 powerful
00:40:52.240 than
00:40:52.500 he
00:40:52.620 would
00:40:52.800 have
00:40:52.880 been
00:40:53.080 if
00:40:53.240 he
00:40:53.340 had
00:40:53.440 won
00:40:53.700 in
00:40:53.880 2020
00:40:54.380 and
00:40:55.240 so
00:40:55.480 ultimately
00:40:56.020 that's
00:40:56.540 the
00:40:56.720 revenge
00:40:57.200 that
00:40:57.460 I
00:40:57.620 think
00:40:57.880 is
00:40:58.080 the
00:40:58.240 most
00:40:58.460 satisfying
00:40:59.120 is
00:40:59.760 that
00:41:00.620 victory
00:41:01.120 and
00:41:01.820 we'll
00:41:02.480 see
00:41:02.680 how
00:41:02.840 that
00:41:03.040 goes
00:41:03.380 to
00:41:04.540 me
00:41:04.760 the
00:41:04.980 biggest
00:41:05.940 thing
00:41:06.180 when you're
00:41:06.380 talking
00:41:06.600 about
00:41:06.760 elections
00:41:07.240 and
00:41:07.380 election
00:41:07.700 integrity
00:41:08.400 is
00:41:08.900 making
00:41:10.040 sure
00:41:10.340 that
00:41:10.480 they're
00:41:10.620 secure
00:41:10.920 going
00:41:11.180 forward
00:41:11.620 and
00:41:12.620 I
00:41:13.020 haven't
00:41:13.520 seen
00:41:14.000 a lot
00:41:14.640 of
00:41:15.100 action
00:41:16.240 on
00:41:16.540 that
00:41:16.940 one
00:41:17.580 of
00:41:17.680 the
00:41:17.760 challenges
00:41:18.160 of
00:41:18.420 course
00:41:18.620 is
00:41:18.760 that
00:41:18.880 in
00:41:19.000 Democrat
00:41:19.280 controlled
00:41:19.740 states
00:41:20.200 they
00:41:20.460 don't
00:41:20.920 want
00:41:21.120 voter
00:41:21.400 ID
00:41:21.700 and
00:41:22.080 they
00:41:22.180 don't
00:41:22.300 want
00:41:22.560 any
00:41:22.740 accountability
00:41:23.160 and
00:41:23.520 they
00:41:23.620 want
00:41:23.780 to
00:41:23.860 make
00:41:24.040 it
00:41:24.160 as
00:41:24.300 wide
00:41:24.640 open
00:41:24.960 and
00:41:25.100 easy
00:41:25.320 as
00:41:25.620 you know
00:41:26.160 they
00:41:26.260 want
00:41:26.420 to
00:41:26.520 treat
00:41:26.640 voting
00:41:26.960 like
00:41:27.140 they
00:41:27.260 treated
00:41:27.440 the
00:41:27.640 border
00:41:27.900 a total
00:41:28.300 mess
00:41:28.600 of
00:41:28.740 lawlessness
00:41:29.220 where
00:41:29.520 there's
00:41:29.640 no
00:41:29.800 accountability
00:41:30.240 and
00:41:30.640 no
00:41:30.800 one
00:41:30.920 can
00:41:31.040 know
00:41:31.180 what's
00:41:31.340 going
00:41:31.520 on
00:41:31.820 or
00:41:32.700 except
00:41:32.880 they
00:41:33.100 know
00:41:33.220 what's
00:41:33.380 on
00:41:33.780 which
00:41:33.940 is
00:41:34.100 the
00:41:34.360 destruction
00:41:34.760 of
00:41:34.960 the
00:41:35.040 whole
00:41:35.160 system
00:41:35.460 so
00:41:36.120 I
00:41:36.360 think
00:41:36.760 on
00:41:37.220 this
00:41:37.440 one
00:41:37.800 like
00:41:39.120 I
00:41:39.240 said
00:41:39.380 I
00:41:39.660 wouldn't
00:41:39.920 hold
00:41:40.880 your
00:41:41.040 hopes
00:41:42.220 out
00:41:43.960 or
00:41:44.120 up
00:41:44.340 do
00:41:44.520 you
00:41:44.540 hold
00:41:44.680 them
00:41:44.780 out
00:41:44.980 or
00:41:45.080 up
00:41:45.340 I
00:41:47.240 wouldn't
00:41:47.420 get
00:41:47.600 your hopes
00:41:47.740 up
00:41:48.500 hold out
00:41:50.500 your hopes
00:41:50.980 what do
00:41:51.400 you do
00:41:51.520 with
00:41:51.620 your
00:41:51.740 hopes
00:41:51.960 point
00:41:52.360 is
00:41:52.660 I
00:41:52.840 wouldn't
00:41:53.140 get
00:41:53.280 too
00:41:53.440 excited
00:41:53.760 about
00:41:54.020 this
00:41:54.240 one
00:41:54.540 based
00:41:55.160 on
00:41:55.260 what
00:41:55.320 we've
00:41:55.400 seen
00:41:55.560 so
00:41:55.800 far
00:41:56.200 they
00:41:57.440 have
00:41:57.740 some
00:41:57.960 reason
00:41:58.240 for
00:41:58.460 this
00:41:58.680 they're
00:41:58.860 going
00:41:58.960 to
00:41:59.020 look
00:41:59.180 and
00:41:59.320 see
00:41:59.500 what
00:41:59.720 they
00:42:00.460 might
00:42:00.720 find
00:42:01.080 some
00:42:01.280 interesting
00:42:01.580 information
00:42:02.120 but
00:42:02.380 I'll
00:42:02.760 tell
00:42:02.900 you
00:42:03.020 this
00:42:03.340 doesn't
00:42:04.620 matter
00:42:04.800 what
00:42:05.020 they
00:42:05.180 find
00:42:05.400 they
00:42:05.580 could
00:42:05.760 have
00:42:05.920 a
00:42:06.080 video
00:42:06.480 that
00:42:07.160 they
00:42:07.320 find
00:42:07.900 of
00:42:08.620 Democrat
00:42:10.060 operatives
00:42:10.580 sitting
00:42:10.840 around
00:42:11.120 laughing
00:42:11.540 as they
00:42:11.940 twirl
00:42:12.160 their
00:42:12.360 mustaches
00:42:12.900 about
00:42:13.140 how
00:42:13.300 they
00:42:13.460 stole
00:42:13.740 the
00:42:13.920 election
00:42:14.220 in
00:42:14.460 Georgia
00:42:14.740 for
00:42:15.400 Joe
00:42:15.800 Biden
00:42:16.140 not
00:42:17.220 a
00:42:17.360 single
00:42:17.600 Democrat
00:42:17.960 will
00:42:18.200 believe
00:42:18.480 it
00:42:18.680 as
00:42:19.080 it
00:42:19.180 happens
00:42:19.420 under
00:42:19.580 this
00:42:19.740 administration
00:42:20.140 not
00:42:20.360 one
00:42:20.620 just
00:42:21.660 get
00:42:22.440 ready
00:42:22.640 for
00:42:22.800 that
00:42:23.020 doesn't
00:42:23.460 matter
00:42:23.640 that
00:42:24.080 you
00:42:24.300 want
00:42:24.580 to
00:42:24.640 talk
00:42:24.780 smoking
00:42:25.120 gun
00:42:25.420 they
00:42:25.820 could
00:42:26.020 find
00:42:26.320 an
00:42:26.480 actual
00:42:26.940 smoking
00:42:27.400 gun
00:42:27.800 and
00:42:28.520 they
00:42:28.620 could
00:42:28.740 find
00:42:29.100 video
00:42:29.660 that
00:42:30.240 says
00:42:30.680 like
00:42:30.980 this
00:42:31.200 is
00:42:31.320 exactly
00:42:31.660 what
00:42:31.840 happened
00:42:32.160 and
00:42:32.620 they
00:42:33.140 still
00:42:33.380 clay
00:42:33.680 do you
00:42:33.940 disagree
00:42:34.300 that
00:42:34.640 the
00:42:34.860 Democrats
00:42:35.300 would
00:42:35.480 say
00:42:35.640 40%
00:42:37.260 of
00:42:37.460 Democrats
00:42:37.880 thought
00:42:38.420 that
00:42:38.600 Trump
00:42:38.880 actually
00:42:39.480 hacked
00:42:39.820 voting
00:42:40.160 machines
00:42:40.660 with
00:42:40.900 Russia's 0.70
00:42:41.340 help
00:42:41.640 in
00:42:42.360 2016
00:42:42.920 I
00:42:43.520 actually
00:42:44.060 think
00:42:44.600 what
00:42:44.820 it
00:42:44.960 might
00:42:45.400 create
00:42:45.880 is
00:42:46.420 maybe
00:42:46.780 we'll
00:42:47.100 get
00:42:47.400 more
00:42:47.800 honest
00:42:48.300 reporting
00:42:48.960 from
00:42:49.660 a variety
00:42:50.240 of
00:42:50.500 sources
00:42:50.900 because
00:42:51.400 in order
00:42:52.200 to get
00:42:52.680 the
00:42:52.920 warrant
00:42:53.280 you
00:42:53.560 have
00:42:53.820 to
00:42:53.940 have
00:42:54.120 provided
00:42:54.580 some
00:42:54.940 form
00:42:55.280 of
00:42:55.420 probable
00:42:55.820 cause
00:42:56.260 that
00:42:56.440 a
00:42:56.560 crime
00:42:56.860 might
00:42:57.140 have
00:42:57.280 occurred
00:42:57.700 I
00:42:58.580 would
00:42:58.740 like
00:42:58.940 to
00:42:59.120 everything
00:42:59.920 gets
00:43:00.340 leaked
00:43:00.680 all
00:43:01.000 the
00:43:01.180 time
00:43:01.580 Buck
00:43:02.320 I
00:43:02.840 would
00:43:02.980 like
00:43:03.180 to
00:43:03.340 know
00:43:03.620 what
00:43:04.000 the
00:43:04.460 warrant
00:43:05.100 says
00:43:05.580 and
00:43:05.840 what
00:43:06.040 they're
00:43:06.260 searching
00:43:06.640 for
00:43:06.960 let me
00:43:07.160 give
00:43:07.280 you
00:43:07.360 a
00:43:07.480 positive
00:43:07.840 news
00:43:08.140 story
00:43:08.520 that
00:43:09.060 doesn't
00:43:09.360 have
00:43:09.500 anything
00:43:09.660 to do
00:43:09.960 with
00:43:10.080 the
00:43:10.220 Fed
00:43:10.520 Pam
00:43:11.320 Bondi
00:43:11.680 just
00:43:11.940 posted
00:43:12.360 that
00:43:12.600 we
00:43:12.740 have
00:43:12.920 arrested
00:43:13.340 16
00:43:14.220 Minnesota
00:43:14.820 rioters
00:43:15.620 for
00:43:16.140 allegedly
00:43:16.620 assaulting
00:43:17.360 federal
00:43:18.000 law
00:43:18.360 enforcement
00:43:18.860 they're
00:43:19.920 posting
00:43:20.260 all the
00:43:20.660 photos
00:43:21.100 of
00:43:21.500 those
00:43:21.820 arrests
00:43:22.380 and
00:43:23.820 she
00:43:24.280 says
00:43:24.580 there's
00:43:24.860 more
00:43:25.100 to
00:43:25.260 come
00:43:25.580 I
00:43:25.740 mean
00:43:25.820 I
00:43:25.920 think
00:43:26.060 a lot
00:43:26.340 of
00:43:26.460 you
00:43:26.620 are
00:43:26.800 with
00:43:27.000 me
00:43:27.240 and
00:43:27.400 saying
00:43:27.700 it
00:43:28.100 seems
00:43:28.280 like
00:43:28.440 there's
00:43:28.620 a lot
00:43:28.860 more
00:43:29.040 than
00:43:29.240 16
00:43:29.640 people
00:43:30.000 that
00:43:30.220 have
00:43:30.360 been
00:43:30.520 rioting
00:43:31.440 but
00:43:32.040 that
00:43:32.580 is
00:43:32.740 at
00:43:32.940 least
00:43:33.140 a
00:43:33.400 positive
00:43:33.860 story
00:43:34.540 and
00:43:35.280 she
00:43:35.420 says
00:43:35.640 we
00:43:35.820 expect
00:43:36.240 more
00:43:36.580 riot
00:43:37.040 arrests
00:43:38.500 to
00:43:38.960 come
00:43:39.260 and
00:43:39.380 they
00:43:39.480 are
00:43:39.600 posting
00:43:40.000 all
00:43:40.720 of
00:43:40.880 the
00:43:41.020 mugshots
00:43:45.620 this
00:43:45.740 is
00:43:45.900 part
00:43:46.140 of
00:43:46.260 the
00:43:46.380 compromise
00:43:46.860 that
00:43:47.300 was
00:43:47.480 put
00:43:47.680 in
00:43:47.860 place
00:43:48.260 since
00:43:48.700 Tom
00:43:48.980 Holman
00:43:49.260 is
00:43:49.420 there
00:43:49.680 that
00:43:50.360 they
00:43:50.960 are
00:43:51.160 able
00:43:51.520 to
00:43:51.760 now
00:43:52.040 go
00:43:52.420 and
00:43:52.820 arrest
00:43:53.220 people
00:43:53.540 who
00:43:53.760 are
00:43:53.940 violating
00:43:54.480 and
00:43:54.800 rioting
00:43:55.400 surrounding
00:43:56.220 these
00:43:56.520 incidents
00:43:56.960 it
00:43:57.540 is
00:43:57.740 it
00:43:57.920 is
00:43:58.060 a step
00:43:58.320 in the
00:43:58.480 right
00:43:58.600 direction
00:43:58.940 do you
00:43:59.180 want me
00:43:59.440 to hit
00:43:59.660 the
00:43:59.780 womp
00:44:00.060 womp
00:44:00.260 button
00:44:00.480 or
00:44:00.640 you
00:44:00.720 want
00:44:00.840 me
00:44:00.920 to
00:44:01.020 hold
00:44:01.160 off
00:44:01.440 oh
00:44:02.060 poor
00:44:02.460 womp
00:44:02.860 womp
00:44:03.240 I
00:44:04.380 mean
00:44:04.520 the
00:44:04.680 womp
00:44:04.960 womp
00:44:05.240 that
00:44:05.380 happens
00:44:05.780 my
00:44:06.140 friends
00:44:06.540 is
00:44:07.860 they're
00:44:08.300 going
00:44:08.440 to be
00:44:08.600 prosecuted
00:44:09.200 guess
00:44:09.440 where
00:44:09.740 in
00:44:10.220 Minnesota
00:44:10.580 they're
00:44:11.740 going
00:44:11.860 to be
00:44:12.040 released
00:44:12.500 and
00:44:12.700 there's
00:44:12.900 not
00:44:13.080 going
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00:44:13.540 serious
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00:44:23.660 gotta
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00:44:24.920 look
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00:44:41.060 mean
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00:44:42.480 to
00:44:42.580 me
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00:44:44.000 believer
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00:45:17.900 $10,000
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00:46:05.180 that's
00:46:05.420 why
00:46:05.520 we're
00:46:05.700 thrilled
00:46:06.020 to
00:46:06.220 introduce
00:46:06.680 the
00:46:07.040 honest
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00:46:07.720 podcast
00:46:08.380 I'm
00:46:09.020 Jennifer
00:46:09.300 Stewart
00:46:09.720 and
00:46:10.080 I'm
00:46:10.280 Catherine
00:46:10.620 Clark
00:46:10.940 and
00:46:11.360 in
00:46:11.480 this
00:46:11.660 podcast
00:46:12.160 we
00:46:12.480 interview
00:46:12.820 Canada's
00:46:13.320 most
00:46:13.600 inspiring
00:46:14.200 women 1.00
00:46:14.600 entrepreneurs
00:46:15.180 artists
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00:46:16.740 politicians
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00:46:17.760 newsmakers
00:46:18.260 all at
00:46:18.920 different
00:46:19.200 stages
00:46:19.560 of their
00:46:20.080 journey
00:46:20.420 so
00:46:20.920 if
00:46:21.200 you're
00:46:21.480 looking
00:46:21.720 to
00:46:21.900 connect
00:46:22.260 then
00:46:22.620 we
00:46:22.740 hope
00:46:22.940 you'll
00:46:23.120 join
00:46:23.360 us
00:46:23.720 listen
00:46:24.060 to
00:46:24.220 the
00:46:24.340 honest
00:46:24.600 talk
00:46:24.800 podcast
00:46:25.320 and
00:46:25.500 iHeart
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00:46:26.260 or
00:46:26.540 wherever
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00:46:28.020 we
00:46:29.580 are
00:46:29.780 joined
00:46:30.120 now
00:46:30.480 by
00:46:30.860 Mark
00:46:31.240 Halperin
00:46:31.760 who's
00:46:32.040 got
00:46:32.160 a great
00:46:32.540 show
00:46:33.140 two-way
00:46:34.040 that he
00:46:34.420 debates
00:46:34.840 a lot
00:46:35.180 of
00:46:35.300 different
00:46:35.600 issues
00:46:35.980 on
00:46:36.260 and
00:46:36.360 we
00:46:36.500 were
00:46:36.680 on
00:46:37.000 Buck
00:46:37.240 and
00:46:37.340 I
00:46:37.520 were
00:46:37.760 with
00:46:38.020 him
00:46:38.380 earlier
00:46:39.480 this
00:46:39.940 week
00:46:40.340 and
00:46:41.100 we'll
00:46:41.260 get
00:46:41.460 into
00:46:41.860 Buck's
00:46:42.440 knowledge
00:46:43.260 of
00:46:43.560 sports
00:46:44.000 or
00:46:44.200 lack
00:46:44.500 thereof
00:46:45.200 in
00:46:45.600 a
00:46:45.860 bit
00:46:46.320 but
00:46:47.620 Mark
00:46:47.900 you've
00:46:48.340 covered
00:46:48.640 politics
00:46:49.160 for a
00:46:49.540 long
00:46:49.740 time
00:46:50.020 you wrote
00:46:50.400 the
00:46:50.600 best-selling
00:46:51.080 book
00:46:51.480 Game
00:46:52.280 Change
00:46:52.700 which
00:46:52.980 turned
00:46:53.240 into
00:46:53.520 an
00:46:53.760 entire
00:46:54.140 movie
00:46:54.580 and
00:46:54.980 sold
00:46:55.300 hundreds
00:46:56.700 of
00:46:57.000 thousands
00:46:57.360 if not
00:46:57.720 a million
00:46:58.080 copies
00:46:58.520 or more
00:46:59.000 how would
00:47:00.420 you assess
00:47:01.100 the first
00:47:01.840 year of
00:47:02.480 Trump
00:47:02.840 2.0
00:47:03.880 and what
00:47:04.700 do you
00:47:05.040 see as
00:47:05.480 the challenges
00:47:06.120 as we
00:47:06.720 move into
00:47:07.400 Trump
00:47:08.420 2026
00:47:09.880 the second
00:47:10.460 year
00:47:10.840 well that's
00:47:12.980 like a
00:47:13.220 doctoral
00:47:13.540 dissertation
00:47:14.180 but I'll
00:47:14.980 do my
00:47:15.560 best
00:47:15.880 I think
00:47:17.080 that
00:47:17.340 there's
00:47:18.060 no denying
00:47:18.700 we'd like
00:47:19.080 the president
00:47:19.520 or not
00:47:19.960 he's been
00:47:20.340 very active
00:47:20.980 and I
00:47:21.420 think
00:47:21.700 history
00:47:22.060 is going
00:47:22.380 to record
00:47:23.160 and no
00:47:23.440 one's
00:47:23.620 really
00:47:24.000 captured
00:47:24.440 this
00:47:24.780 if I
00:47:25.300 had
00:47:25.420 time
00:47:25.600 I'd
00:47:25.780 do
00:47:25.840 a
00:47:25.960 book
00:47:26.140 on it
00:47:26.420 the
00:47:26.900 four
00:47:27.140 years
00:47:27.440 off
00:47:27.860 was
00:47:28.540 an
00:47:28.820 extraordinary
00:47:29.300 blessing
00:47:29.860 for the
00:47:30.680 president
00:47:30.940 to get
00:47:31.260 stuff
00:47:31.540 done
00:47:31.780 he was
00:47:33.040 a little
00:47:33.220 busy
00:47:33.520 being
00:47:33.760 indicted
00:47:34.180 but he
00:47:34.520 had
00:47:34.700 time
00:47:35.020 to
00:47:35.280 put
00:47:35.780 a
00:47:35.920 team
00:47:36.120 together
00:47:36.580 he
00:47:36.860 named
00:47:37.180 his
00:47:37.360 cabinet
00:47:37.660 much
00:47:37.960 earlier
00:47:38.260 than
00:47:38.440 most
00:47:38.640 presidents
00:47:39.080 do
00:47:39.380 think
00:47:40.060 about
00:47:40.300 what
00:47:40.480 he
00:47:40.580 wanted
00:47:40.780 to
00:47:40.920 do
00:47:41.040 think
00:47:41.260 about
00:47:41.440 the
00:47:41.560 mistakes
00:47:41.980 from
00:47:42.160 the
00:47:42.280 first
00:47:50.340 this
00:47:51.120 is
00:47:51.260 a
00:47:51.420 refreshed
00:47:51.960 energetic
00:47:52.580 group
00:47:52.900 we
00:47:53.020 talked
00:47:53.240 yesterday
00:47:53.860 about
00:47:54.900 Scott
00:47:55.280 Bessett
00:47:55.700 and the
00:47:56.480 view
00:47:56.640 you
00:47:56.780 have
00:47:57.200 shared
00:47:57.500 universally
00:47:58.160 that he's
00:47:58.880 just a
00:47:59.160 rock star
00:47:59.620 of this
00:47:59.820 administration
00:48:00.260 he didn't
00:48:01.000 serve in
00:48:01.620 the last
00:48:01.940 term
00:48:02.160 he's not
00:48:02.520 tired
00:48:02.980 after four
00:48:03.860 years
00:48:04.120 as treasury
00:48:04.480 secretary
00:48:04.860 he's
00:48:05.200 revved
00:48:05.540 up
00:48:05.840 so I
00:48:06.640 think
00:48:06.840 the
00:48:07.060 energy
00:48:07.480 and the
00:48:08.040 thoughtfulness
00:48:08.920 and the
00:48:09.180 planning
00:48:09.600 not all
00:48:10.360 words
00:48:10.640 you always
00:48:11.100 associate
00:48:11.500 with a
00:48:11.860 Trump
00:48:12.060 operation
00:48:12.580 are
00:48:12.940 right
00:48:13.520 there
00:48:13.900 as a
00:48:15.100 main
00:48:15.360 driver
00:48:15.840 of how
00:48:16.480 much
00:48:16.660 he's
00:48:16.840 gotten
00:48:17.080 done
00:48:17.400 I
00:48:18.120 think
00:48:18.280 there's
00:48:18.540 three
00:48:18.760 big
00:48:19.000 challenges
00:48:19.480 in
00:48:20.440 2026
00:48:21.100 for them
00:48:22.060 to continue
00:48:22.520 to try
00:48:22.800 to get
00:48:23.100 things
00:48:23.420 done
00:48:23.880 separate
00:48:25.900 from
00:48:26.180 whether
00:48:26.500 he makes
00:48:27.080 the
00:48:27.200 real
00:48:27.340 lives
00:48:27.560 of
00:48:27.680 real
00:48:27.820 people
00:48:28.080 better
00:48:28.320 the
00:48:28.480 biggest
00:48:28.740 challenges
00:48:29.140 particularly
00:48:29.840 on the
00:48:30.120 economy
00:48:30.480 number
00:48:31.080 one
00:48:31.420 is
00:48:31.720 how's
00:48:32.060 he
00:48:32.120 going
00:48:32.240 to
00:48:32.320 pass
00:48:32.600 anything
00:48:33.040 how's
00:48:33.760 he
00:48:33.820 going
00:48:33.920 to
00:48:33.960 get
00:48:34.100 60
00:48:34.460 votes
00:48:34.760 in
00:48:34.880 the
00:48:35.020 senate
00:48:35.200 for
00:48:35.420 anything
00:48:35.780 because
00:48:36.060 he's
00:48:36.240 so
00:48:36.400 alienated
00:48:37.000 the
00:48:37.160 democrats
00:48:37.520 and
00:48:37.880 the
00:48:38.320 way
00:48:38.420 the
00:48:38.580 Senate
00:48:38.740 rules
00:48:38.960 work
00:48:39.200 that's
00:48:39.560 got
00:48:39.780 to
00:48:39.880 happen
00:48:40.120 too
00:48:40.400 is
00:48:41.220 China
00:48:41.680 and
00:48:42.520 the
00:48:42.700 trouble
00:48:43.140 of
00:48:43.460 getting
00:48:43.680 leverage
00:48:44.020 over
00:48:44.260 China
00:48:44.600 it's
00:48:44.940 just
00:48:45.160 a
00:48:45.520 perennial
00:48:46.200 problem
00:48:46.580 for
00:48:46.740 every
00:48:47.000 president
00:48:47.400 and
00:48:47.900 I
00:48:48.000 don't
00:48:48.080 think
00:48:48.240 they
00:48:48.380 figured
00:48:48.660 that
00:48:48.880 out
00:48:49.020 yet
00:48:49.180 and
00:48:49.400 then
00:48:49.540 lastly
00:48:49.860 the
00:48:50.060 midterms
00:48:50.540 they
00:48:50.660 just
00:48:50.860 loom
00:48:51.120 over
00:48:51.340 everything
00:48:51.760 as
00:48:52.360 much
00:48:52.560 as
00:48:52.660 they
00:48:52.780 don't
00:48:52.900 want
00:48:53.040 to
00:48:53.100 have
00:48:53.200 to
00:48:53.280 spend
00:48:53.480 every
00:48:53.700 day
00:48:53.860 thinking
00:48:54.160 about
00:48:54.420 that
00:48:54.600 they
00:48:54.780 do
00:48:55.100 so
00:48:55.800 those
00:48:56.020 are
00:48:56.120 the
00:48:56.280 orientation
00:48:57.340 of
00:48:57.900 as
00:48:58.100 you
00:48:58.220 think
00:48:58.380 about
00:48:58.580 how's
00:48:58.920 the
00:48:59.040 president
00:48:59.300 going
00:48:59.520 to
00:48:59.600 continue
00:48:59.920 to
00:49:00.100 get
00:49:00.700 stuff
00:49:01.060 on
00:49:01.220 his
00:49:01.380 to
00:49:01.520 do
00:49:01.640 list
00:49:01.920 done
00:49:02.240 when
00:49:06.800 you
00:49:07.000 actually
00:49:07.420 break
00:49:07.840 down
00:49:08.200 everything
00:49:08.760 that
00:49:09.240 is
00:49:09.400 going
00:49:09.740 forward
00:49:10.340 you
00:49:11.540 laid
00:49:11.800 out
00:49:11.980 the
00:49:12.160 challenges
00:49:12.700 there
00:49:13.200 Trump
00:49:14.440 basically
00:49:14.900 decided
00:49:15.540 that
00:49:15.780 he
00:49:15.900 didn't
00:49:16.340 want
00:49:16.800 to
00:49:17.440 fire
00:49:18.900 anybody
00:49:19.660 largely
00:49:20.400 in
00:49:20.700 2.0
00:49:21.300 because
00:49:21.520 I
00:49:21.700 think
00:49:21.840 he
00:49:21.980 thought
00:49:22.300 that
00:49:22.520 he
00:49:22.680 overdid
00:49:23.340 it
00:49:23.480 in
00:49:23.680 1.0
00:49:24.560 how
00:49:25.160 does
00:49:25.320 that
00:49:25.480 play
00:49:25.780 going
00:49:26.080 forward
00:49:26.440 with
00:49:26.660 Kristi
00:49:27.020 Noem
00:49:27.280 do
00:49:27.460 you
00:49:27.540 think
00:49:27.720 he's
00:49:27.880 going
00:49:27.980 to
00:49:28.020 make
00:49:28.180 any
00:49:28.360 moves
00:49:28.740 how
00:49:29.020 would
00:49:29.220 you
00:49:29.400 assess
00:49:29.860 when
00:49:30.100 the
00:49:30.700 gets
00:49:30.880 ratcheted
00:49:31.380 up
00:49:31.660 we've
00:49:31.860 kind
00:49:31.980 of
00:49:32.060 seen
00:49:32.260 the
00:49:32.420 media
00:49:32.640 bounce
00:49:33.020 from
00:49:33.240 one
00:49:33.520 to
00:49:33.740 another
00:49:34.220 in
00:49:35.280 the
00:49:35.420 year
00:49:35.740 so
00:49:36.200 far
00:49:36.600 what
00:49:36.860 happens
00:49:37.180 going
00:49:37.420 forward
00:49:37.860 I
00:49:39.000 mean
00:49:39.320 I
00:49:40.160 reported
00:49:40.600 last
00:49:40.980 night
00:49:41.320 that
00:49:41.680 he's
00:49:42.160 not
00:49:42.460 going
00:49:42.660 to
00:49:42.860 stay
00:49:44.480 the
00:49:45.160 first lady 0.89
00:49:45.700 likes
00:49:46.100 her
00:49:46.320 I
00:49:46.580 was
00:49:46.840 told
00:49:47.260 the
00:49:48.720 dynamic
00:49:49.360 you
00:49:49.580 said
00:49:49.740 the
00:49:49.880 president
00:49:50.140 is
00:49:50.260 not
00:49:50.500 inclined
00:49:50.760 to
00:49:50.900 get
00:49:51.040 rid
00:49:51.240 of
00:49:51.360 people
00:49:51.700 but
00:49:53.020 he
00:49:53.260 publicly
00:49:53.640 also
00:49:53.980 said
00:49:54.360 she
00:49:54.960 was
00:49:55.440 staying
00:49:55.720 on
00:49:56.000 now
00:49:57.760 he
00:49:57.920 could
00:49:58.060 fire
00:49:58.260 her
00:49:58.400 during
00:49:58.580 this
00:49:58.740 conversation
00:49:59.300 because
00:49:59.620 it's
00:49:59.840 Donald
00:50:00.100 Trump
00:50:00.420 so
00:50:00.600 anything
00:50:00.820 could
00:50:01.360 happen
00:50:01.700 but
00:50:01.980 my
00:50:02.580 inclination
00:50:03.500 is to
00:50:03.920 say
00:50:04.160 that
00:50:04.400 she's
00:50:05.040 going
00:50:05.160 to
00:50:05.240 be
00:50:05.380 less
00:50:05.700 visible
00:50:06.180 as far
00:50:06.720 at
00:50:06.880 this
00:50:07.060 hour
00:50:07.380 as we
00:50:07.720 speak
00:50:07.940 I
00:50:08.080 don't
00:50:08.200 believe
00:50:08.380 she's
00:50:08.640 done
00:50:08.780 any
00:50:09.020 TV
00:50:09.400 since
00:50:09.840 the
00:50:10.120 home
00:50:10.300 announcement
00:50:10.800 that
00:50:11.060 he
00:50:11.160 was
00:50:11.300 going
00:50:11.440 to
00:50:11.920 take
00:50:12.420 over
00:50:12.660 be
00:50:12.840 the
00:50:13.000 face
00:50:13.240 of
00:50:13.360 this
00:50:13.500 and
00:50:13.620 go
00:50:13.720 to
00:50:13.840 Minneapolis
00:50:14.260 and
00:50:14.980 I
00:50:15.080 think
00:50:15.320 she's
00:50:15.900 got
00:50:16.020 a
00:50:16.100 big
00:50:16.260 job
00:50:16.580 she's
00:50:16.820 got
00:50:17.000 all
00:50:17.320 of
00:50:17.500 DHS
00:50:18.060 that's
00:50:18.440 more
00:50:18.620 than
00:50:28.740 she
00:50:29.740 was
00:50:29.900 told
00:50:30.140 to
00:50:30.320 say
00:50:30.480 all
00:50:30.620 these
00:50:30.800 things
00:50:31.000 all
00:50:31.140 these
00:50:31.320 things
00:50:31.560 the
00:50:31.680 members
00:50:31.880 of
00:50:32.040 Congress
00:50:32.340 are
00:50:32.540 pissed
00:50:32.800 about
00:50:33.080 her
00:50:33.200 saying
00:50:33.480 over
00:50:33.660 the
00:50:33.800 weekend
00:50:34.160 the
00:50:34.640 White
00:50:34.780 has
00:50:34.940 told
00:50:35.220 her
00:50:35.340 to
00:50:35.460 say
00:50:35.560 it
00:50:37.760 and
00:50:37.840 told
00:50:38.000 her
00:50:38.120 she
00:50:38.640 did
00:50:38.780 a
00:50:38.880 great
00:50:39.040 job
00:50:39.360 so
00:50:39.560 I
00:50:39.940 don't
00:50:40.040 think
00:50:40.180 she's
00:50:40.380 interested
00:50:40.600 in being
00:50:40.820 a
00:50:40.980 fall
00:50:41.180 guy
00:50:41.440 or
00:50:41.660 gal
00:50:42.020 or
00:50:42.580 this
00:50:42.780 stuff
00:50:43.100 and
00:50:43.240 if
00:50:43.700 I
00:50:43.840 were
00:50:43.960 betting
00:50:44.320 I
00:50:44.520 bet
00:50:44.780 she'll
00:50:45.300 be
00:50:45.420 around
00:50:45.700 for
00:50:45.900 a
00:50:46.020 while
00:50:46.200 she
00:50:46.360 likes
00:50:46.660 her
00:50:46.840 job
00:50:47.280 and
00:50:48.080 it's
00:50:49.160 a big
00:50:49.360 job
00:50:49.600 and
00:50:49.700 there's
00:50:49.860 plenty
00:50:50.060 to do
00:50:50.380 besides
00:50:50.800 be the
00:50:51.400 spokesperson
00:50:52.180 Mark
00:50:52.960 I gotta
00:50:53.280 say
00:50:53.540 I think
00:50:53.980 it's
00:50:54.380 definitely
00:50:56.180 telling
00:50:56.680 that
00:50:57.760 her
00:50:58.040 defense
00:50:58.740 involves
00:50:59.500 I said
00:51:00.060 the
00:51:00.220 not
00:51:00.440 true
00:51:00.680 things
00:51:01.060 that
00:51:01.200 have
00:51:01.320 caused
00:51:01.560 a
00:51:01.700 huge
00:51:01.880 problem
00:51:02.260 because
00:51:02.580 I
00:51:02.880 was
00:51:03.020 told
00:51:03.260 to
00:51:03.460 say
00:51:03.660 them
00:51:03.920 as
00:51:04.620 if
00:51:04.860 there's
00:51:05.100 not
00:51:05.300 the
00:51:05.480 option
00:51:05.860 for
00:51:06.340 I'm
00:51:07.000 just
00:51:07.180 not
00:51:07.420 going
00:51:07.700 to
00:51:07.880 say
00:51:08.100 them
00:51:08.320 100%
00:51:11.420 and
00:51:11.700 if
00:51:12.480 there's
00:51:12.680 a lesson
00:51:13.060 they need
00:51:13.460 to learn
00:51:13.960 it's
00:51:14.680 that
00:51:14.880 there's
00:51:15.220 just
00:51:15.420 no
00:51:15.640 mileage
00:51:16.000 in
00:51:16.160 going
00:51:18.080 the
00:51:18.320 momentary
00:51:19.200 fight
00:51:19.540 on
00:51:19.720 X
00:51:20.020 about
00:51:20.260 to
00:51:20.460 define
00:51:20.860 what
00:51:21.440 happened
00:51:21.800 just
00:51:22.100 say
00:51:22.580 what
00:51:22.740 Holman
00:51:22.940 said
00:51:23.160 we need
00:51:23.660 an
00:51:23.780 investigation
00:51:24.240 this is
00:51:24.780 unfortunate
00:51:25.280 let's
00:51:26.120 have an
00:51:26.560 investigation
00:51:27.020 and the
00:51:27.780 suspension
00:51:28.200 of the
00:51:28.660 officers
00:51:29.300 who were
00:51:29.760 involved
00:51:30.300 putting
00:51:31.180 them
00:51:31.360 on
00:51:31.560 leave
00:51:31.860 is
00:51:32.840 the
00:51:32.980 right
00:51:33.180 thing
00:51:33.380 to
00:51:33.560 do
00:51:33.820 it's
00:51:34.120 standard
00:51:34.600 and
00:51:34.960 that's
00:51:35.800 how
00:51:35.900 they
00:51:36.020 should
00:51:36.160 have
00:51:36.260 handled
00:51:36.460 it
00:51:36.620 so
00:51:36.760 she
00:51:37.200 needs
00:51:37.460 to
00:51:37.600 learn
00:51:37.740 that
00:51:37.900 lesson
00:51:38.140 for
00:51:38.320 sure
00:51:38.480 so
00:51:38.820 does
00:51:39.440 Stephen
00:51:40.580 Miller
00:51:40.900 in the
00:51:41.580 White
00:51:41.760 House
00:51:41.980 so
00:51:42.100 does
00:51:42.220 the
00:51:42.380 president
00:51:42.760 it
00:51:48.080 I gotta
00:51:48.480 say
00:51:48.760 I'm
00:51:48.940 still
00:51:49.180 very
00:51:49.780 much
00:51:50.620 of
00:51:50.780 the
00:51:50.880 mind
00:51:51.280 that
00:51:51.640 they
00:51:51.940 can't
00:51:52.420 we
00:51:52.540 haven't
00:51:52.720 even
00:51:52.840 gotten
00:51:53.020 into
00:51:53.240 this
00:51:53.440 really
00:51:53.660 yet
00:51:53.860 on
00:51:53.940 the
00:51:54.040 show
00:51:54.240 we'll
00:51:54.380 get
00:51:54.480 into
00:51:54.580 the
00:51:54.700 third
00:51:54.860 hour
00:51:55.200 but
00:51:55.420 Mark
00:51:55.680 this
00:51:55.840 is
00:51:55.940 an
00:51:56.060 opportunity
00:51:56.380 to
00:51:56.540 bring
00:51:56.720 up
00:51:56.980 that
00:51:57.780 you've
00:51:58.100 got
00:51:58.520 in
00:51:59.200 New
00:51:59.380 York
00:51:59.620 City
00:52:00.040 a
00:52:00.760 bunch
00:52:01.100 of
00:52:01.460 these
00:52:01.880 maniac
00:52:02.720 65
00:52:03.260 anti-ice
00:52:03.980 protesters
00:52:04.640 were
00:52:04.940 arrested
00:52:05.380 they were
00:52:06.280 occupying
00:52:06.840 the
00:52:07.000 lobby
00:52:07.300 of a
00:52:07.640 Hilton
00:52:07.960 hotel
00:52:08.540 reportedly
00:52:09.140 housing
00:52:09.700 ICE
00:52:10.020 agents
00:52:10.360 so
00:52:10.520 this
00:52:11.160 madness
00:52:11.920 in
00:52:18.080 think
00:52:18.320 the
00:52:18.600 administration
00:52:19.260 should
00:52:20.420 or will
00:52:21.160 balance
00:52:21.940 the
00:52:22.800 optics
00:52:23.300 of
00:52:23.500 Minneapolis
00:52:23.980 with
00:52:24.580 they're
00:52:24.800 going
00:52:25.000 into
00:52:25.280 a
00:52:25.440 midterm
00:52:25.780 election
00:52:26.160 cycle
00:52:26.640 and
00:52:27.140 if
00:52:27.280 Trump
00:52:27.500 doesn't
00:52:27.880 continue
00:52:28.240 to
00:52:28.420 deliver
00:52:28.700 on
00:52:28.860 the
00:52:28.960 deportations
00:52:29.720 that
00:52:29.900 in
00:52:30.000 a
00:52:30.320 large
00:52:30.580 part
00:52:30.900 I
00:52:31.040 think
00:52:31.220 help
00:52:31.500 get
00:52:31.680 him
00:52:31.800 elected
00:52:32.180 the
00:52:32.800 base
00:52:33.180 is
00:52:33.320 going
00:52:33.440 to
00:52:33.500 be
00:52:33.620 pretty
00:52:33.840 unhappy
00:52:34.300 100%
00:52:35.460 and
00:52:35.720 I
00:52:36.120 know
00:52:36.300 the
00:52:36.440 president's
00:52:36.840 political
00:52:37.100 advisors
00:52:37.460 are
00:52:37.660 talking
00:52:37.940 about
00:52:38.160 this
00:52:38.340 you
00:52:38.740 can't
00:52:39.080 win
00:52:39.200 the
00:52:39.340 election
00:52:39.680 in
00:52:40.160 the
00:52:40.260 midterms
00:52:40.640 if
00:52:40.740 the
00:52:40.860 base
00:52:41.100 is
00:52:41.240 unhappy
00:52:41.600 and
00:52:42.460 the
00:52:42.880 independents
00:52:43.860 are
00:52:44.000 turned
00:52:44.220 off
00:52:44.520 your
00:52:44.960 immigration
00:52:45.360 policy
00:52:45.840 right
00:52:46.040 they've
00:52:46.220 got to
00:52:46.460 solve
00:52:46.620 both
00:52:46.920 of
00:52:47.040 those
00:52:47.200 simultaneously
00:52:47.760 there
00:52:48.400 are
00:52:48.480 many
00:52:48.660 pieces
00:52:49.100 to
00:52:49.320 how
00:52:49.460 to
00:52:49.580 fix
00:52:49.840 it
00:52:50.020 one
00:52:50.440 is
00:52:50.640 you've
00:52:51.120 seen
00:52:51.300 this
00:52:51.500 even
00:52:51.720 even
00:52:52.040 as
00:52:52.200 the
00:52:52.320 president
00:52:52.600 has
00:52:52.860 de-escalated
00:52:54.720 in
00:52:54.880 his
00:52:55.100 word
00:52:55.420 and
00:52:55.920 they're
00:52:56.160 still
00:52:56.380 emphasizing
00:52:56.960 the
00:52:57.460 fundamentals
00:52:57.960 of
00:52:58.280 the
00:52:58.440 immigration
00:52:59.680 policies
00:53:00.360 that
00:53:00.880 are
00:53:01.080 popular
00:53:01.700 that
00:53:01.900 help
00:53:02.080 the
00:53:02.220 president
00:53:02.500 win
00:53:02.800 I
00:53:03.220 think
00:53:03.380 there's
00:53:03.620 one
00:53:03.940 thing
00:53:04.180 and
00:53:04.320 Stephen
00:53:04.580 Miller
00:53:04.840 highlighted
00:53:05.340 this
00:53:05.560 yesterday
00:53:05.920 and
00:53:06.080 I
00:53:06.160 think
00:53:06.300 anybody
00:53:07.160 who's
00:53:07.760 ever
00:53:07.980 covered
00:53:08.520 a
00:53:08.660 protest
00:53:08.980 as a
00:53:09.320 reporter
00:53:09.640 or
00:53:09.860 been
00:53:10.060 to
00:53:10.220 one
00:53:10.460 or
00:53:10.820 more
00:53:11.320 than
00:53:11.480 protest
00:53:11.880 activists
00:53:12.580 want
00:53:13.200 to
00:53:13.320 interfere
00:53:13.640 they
00:53:14.320 need
00:53:14.720 some
00:53:14.940 combination
00:53:15.420 of
00:53:15.640 federal
00:53:15.960 force
00:53:16.500 and
00:53:16.780 state
00:53:17.060 and
00:53:17.200 local
00:53:17.480 to
00:53:18.280 create
00:53:19.680 free
00:53:20.340 speech
00:53:20.660 zones
00:53:21.020 and
00:53:21.660 to
00:53:21.880 keep
00:53:22.680 people
00:53:23.100 who
00:53:23.240 want
00:53:23.400 to
00:53:23.480 interfere
00:53:23.820 with
00:53:24.040 their
00:53:24.160 investigations
00:53:24.780 and
00:53:25.140 their
00:53:25.260 operations
00:53:26.280 from
00:53:26.980 interfering
00:53:27.480 every
00:53:28.200 time I
00:53:28.540 watch
00:53:28.800 these
00:53:29.040 videos
00:53:29.480 of the
00:53:30.080 two
00:53:30.280 people
00:53:30.560 who
00:53:30.720 died
00:53:31.040 same
00:53:31.880 thing
00:53:32.120 comes
00:53:32.460 into
00:53:32.640 my
00:53:32.820 head
00:53:33.000 from
00:53:33.140 the
00:53:33.240 very
00:53:33.400 first
00:53:33.640 time
00:53:33.840 why
00:53:34.360 are
00:53:34.500 they
00:53:34.620 allowed
00:53:34.860 to
00:53:35.000 get
00:53:35.140 so
00:53:35.340 close
00:53:35.780 they
00:53:36.240 shouldn't
00:53:36.660 be
00:53:36.840 allowed
00:53:37.100 to
00:53:37.220 get
00:53:37.340 so
00:53:37.460 close
00:53:37.660 but
00:53:38.080 the
00:53:38.320 men
00:53:38.880 and
00:53:39.080 women 1.00
00:53:39.280 who
00:53:39.480 are
00:53:39.580 doing
00:53:39.800 the
00:53:39.960 actual
00:53:40.340 operations
00:53:41.280 of
00:53:41.520 seizing
00:53:41.940 people
00:53:42.360 for
00:53:42.920 purposes
00:53:43.420 of
00:53:43.640 deportation
00:53:44.240 they
00:53:44.660 can't
00:53:44.980 also
00:53:45.200 do
00:53:45.420 crowd
00:53:45.700 control
00:53:46.100 that's
00:53:46.640 what's
00:53:46.840 caused
00:53:47.180 this
00:53:47.500 right
00:53:47.760 they're
00:53:48.280 trying
00:53:48.720 to
00:53:48.840 both
00:53:49.040 be
00:53:49.340 operators
00:53:49.900 and
00:53:50.220 crowd
00:53:50.520 controllers
00:53:50.960 and
00:53:51.240 so
00:53:51.440 they
00:53:51.920 either
00:53:52.120 need
00:53:52.300 to
00:53:52.400 get
00:53:52.580 the
00:53:52.720 governor
00:53:53.000 and
00:53:53.160 the
00:53:53.260 mayor
00:53:53.480 and
00:53:53.620 the
00:53:53.740 county
00:53:54.080 to
00:53:54.580 do
00:53:54.800 these
00:53:55.060 things
00:53:55.300 whether
00:53:55.500 it's
00:53:55.700 in
00:53:55.820 Minneapolis
00:53:56.200 or
00:53:56.480 any
00:53:56.620 place
00:53:56.880 else
00:53:57.140 or
00:53:57.800 as
00:53:58.220 Stephen
00:53:58.840 Miller
00:53:59.060 says
00:53:59.480 was
00:53:59.680 the
00:53:59.840 policy
00:54:00.300 some
00:54:01.080 of
00:54:01.240 these
00:54:01.440 colleagues
00:54:01.860 need
00:54:02.080 to
00:54:02.160 be
00:54:02.280 broken
00:54:02.540 off
00:54:02.820 and
00:54:02.960 just
00:54:03.140 say
00:54:03.360 you're
00:54:04.300 crowd
00:54:04.580 control
00:54:04.940 you're
00:54:05.440 creating
00:54:05.740 the
00:54:05.920 perimeter
00:54:06.300 if
00:54:07.060 I
00:54:07.220 go
00:54:07.340 as
00:54:07.440 a
00:54:07.580 journalist
00:54:07.880 to
00:54:08.240 cover
00:54:08.500 something
00:54:08.800 like
00:54:09.020 that
00:54:09.220 I
00:54:09.540 can't
00:54:09.840 walk
00:54:10.080 right
00:54:10.320 up
00:54:10.460 to
00:54:10.580 the
00:54:10.680 ICE
00:54:10.900 officers
00:54:11.380 who
00:54:11.820 are
00:54:11.940 interdicting
00:54:12.560 border
00:54:13.500 patrol
00:54:13.960 somebody
00:54:14.420 is
00:54:14.560 going to
00:54:14.760 stop
00:54:14.980 me
00:54:15.100 somebody
00:54:15.280 is
00:54:15.380 going
00:54:15.460 to
00:54:15.540 set
00:54:15.700 up
00:54:15.820 a
00:54:15.940 perimeter
00:54:16.280 they
00:54:16.780 just
00:54:17.040 need
00:54:17.280 to
00:54:17.380 do
00:54:17.540 that
00:54:17.740 I
00:54:17.860 think
00:54:18.020 that
00:54:18.140 will
00:54:18.220 go
00:54:18.420 a
00:54:18.880 long
00:54:19.100 way
00:54:19.320 towards
00:54:19.540 not
00:54:19.780 only
00:54:20.080 keeping
00:54:20.620 bad
00:54:21.200 things
00:54:21.460 from
00:54:21.600 happening
00:54:22.000 both
00:54:22.640 to
00:54:22.880 agents
00:54:23.400 and
00:54:23.780 to
00:54:23.940 civilians
00:54:24.860 but
00:54:25.860 also
00:54:26.360 create
00:54:27.220 less
00:54:27.440 of a
00:54:27.680 copycat
00:54:28.340 right
00:54:28.720 because
00:54:29.020 why
00:54:29.400 are
00:54:29.520 there
00:54:29.620 copycats
00:54:30.160 because
00:54:30.360 all
00:54:30.760 this
00:54:30.900 stuff
00:54:31.100 is
00:54:31.200 getting
00:54:31.380 on
00:54:31.600 the
00:54:31.740 news
00:54:32.080 and
00:54:32.540 they
00:54:32.660 want
00:54:32.840 to
00:54:32.900 be
00:54:33.020 part
00:54:33.300 of
00:54:33.400 that
00:54:33.640 all
00:54:35.060 right
00:54:35.540 let's
00:54:35.940 play
00:54:36.580 you
00:54:37.940 asked
00:54:38.340 us
00:54:38.640 famous
00:54:39.400 duos
00:54:40.080 and
00:54:40.820 we
00:54:40.960 had
00:54:41.100 a
00:54:41.240 fun
00:54:41.460 discussion
00:54:42.040 and
00:54:43.000 we
00:54:43.300 don't
00:54:43.440 need
00:54:43.580 to
00:54:43.680 play
00:54:43.900 the
00:54:44.080 full
00:54:44.420 discussion
00:54:45.000 of
00:54:45.400 this
00:54:45.680 but
00:54:45.920 I
00:54:46.100 just
00:54:46.460 want
00:54:46.680 to
00:54:46.780 play
00:54:47.180 guys
00:54:47.600 we
00:54:47.740 can
00:54:47.880 cut
00:54:48.120 it
00:54:48.240 off
00:54:48.520 we've
00:54:48.800 got
00:54:49.060 it
00:54:49.260 Mark
00:54:49.920 Halperin
00:54:50.480 asked
00:54:50.920 Buck
00:54:51.380 a
00:54:52.020 question
00:54:52.460 about
00:54:52.760 which
00:54:53.080 is
00:54:53.360 the
00:54:53.540 better
00:54:53.980 duo
00:54:54.620 listen
00:54:55.440 Madden
00:54:56.280 and
00:54:56.500 Summerall
00:54:57.040 or
00:54:57.640 Salt
00:54:58.060 and
00:54:58.220 Pepper
00:54:58.480 I
00:54:59.620 don't
00:54:59.840 even
00:55:00.000 know
00:55:00.160 who
00:55:00.320 Madden
00:55:00.560 and
00:55:00.720 Summerall
00:55:01.120 are
00:55:01.440 I've
00:55:01.720 never
00:55:01.920 know
00:55:02.140 be
00:55:02.340 serious
00:55:02.860 dude
00:55:04.580 you
00:55:04.760 really
00:55:04.960 don't
00:55:05.100 know
00:55:05.200 who
00:55:05.320 Madden
00:55:05.520 and
00:55:05.640 Summerall
00:55:05.980 is
00:55:06.200 I
00:55:06.340 have
00:55:06.480 no
00:55:06.660 idea
00:55:06.940 you
00:55:07.280 know
00:55:08.600 the
00:55:08.760 Madden
00:55:09.060 video
00:55:09.340 game
00:55:09.780 oh
00:55:11.340 John
00:55:11.800 Madden
00:55:12.160 the
00:55:12.320 coach
00:55:12.780 oh
00:55:13.820 my
00:55:13.960 goodness
00:55:14.340 how do
00:55:17.000 you host
00:55:17.400 a show
00:55:17.820 with someone
00:55:18.200 who's
00:55:18.440 culturally
00:55:18.880 literate
00:55:19.580 for
00:55:20.380 our
00:55:21.340 age
00:55:21.860 I
00:55:22.420 actually
00:55:23.040 so first
00:55:23.880 of all
00:55:24.160 Buck
00:55:24.400 to put
00:55:24.680 it
00:55:24.880 in your
00:55:25.060 this
00:55:29.460 has
00:55:29.700 gone
00:55:29.900 viral
00:55:30.380 by the
00:55:30.840 way
00:55:31.140 a lot
00:55:31.800 of
00:55:31.960 people
00:55:32.320 are
00:55:32.720 reacting
00:55:33.220 to
00:55:33.580 it
00:55:33.800 so
00:55:35.040 Mark
00:55:35.560 I'll
00:55:35.780 let
00:55:35.940 you
00:55:36.160 react
00:55:36.700 and
00:55:37.480 then
00:55:37.620 I'll
00:55:37.800 let
00:55:37.980 Buck
00:55:38.360 defend
00:55:39.020 himself
00:55:39.460 here
00:55:39.740 but
00:55:40.020 well
00:55:40.540 we
00:55:40.860 did
00:55:41.020 a
00:55:41.160 serious
00:55:41.520 conversation
00:55:42.040 we
00:55:42.200 talked
00:55:42.360 about
00:55:42.520 the
00:55:42.660 future
00:55:42.940 of
00:55:43.120 Taiwan
00:55:43.660 we
00:55:44.320 talked
00:55:44.560 about
00:55:44.880 Treasury
00:55:45.820 Secretary
00:55:46.400 Besson
00:55:46.860 high
00:55:47.100 minded
00:55:47.340 topics
00:55:47.740 but
00:55:47.960 all
00:55:48.460 anybody
00:55:48.740 is
00:55:48.920 talking
00:55:49.100 to
00:55:49.260 me
00:55:49.400 about
00:55:49.720 is
00:55:50.400 the
00:55:50.800 question
00:55:51.140 of
00:55:51.400 what
00:55:51.900 has
00:55:52.040 happened
00:55:52.260 to
00:55:52.400 America's
00:55:52.880 youth
00:55:53.160 what
00:55:54.580 is
00:55:54.720 what
00:55:55.060 what
00:55:55.340 do
00:55:55.440 we
00:55:55.560 do
00:55:56.240 as
00:55:56.440 a
00:55:56.540 nation
00:55:56.720 how
00:55:56.900 do
00:55:56.980 we
00:55:57.080 compete
00:55:57.440 with
00:55:57.640 the
00:55:57.780 Chinese
00:55:58.160 if
00:55:59.080 our
00:55:59.280 people
00:55:59.540 have
00:55:59.720 never
00:55:59.940 heard
00:56:00.160 of
00:56:00.280 Pat
00:56:00.500 Summerall
00:56:00.900 now
00:56:01.320 I'm
00:56:01.820 sympathetic
00:56:02.200 to
00:56:02.580 this
00:56:02.780 because
00:56:03.120 there's
00:56:03.980 there's
00:56:04.300 things
00:56:04.540 that young
00:56:04.820 people
00:56:05.080 know
00:56:05.300 that
00:56:05.440 I
00:56:05.580 don't
00:56:05.700 know
00:56:05.880 about
00:56:06.040 but
00:56:06.260 for
00:56:06.940 people
00:56:07.300 our
00:56:07.780 age
00:56:08.380 and
00:56:09.140 who
00:56:09.280 grew
00:56:09.500 up
00:56:09.740 these
00:56:09.980 are
00:56:10.420 it's
00:56:10.820 like
00:56:10.960 being
00:56:11.140 saying
00:56:11.380 well
00:56:11.620 I
00:56:12.080 don't
00:56:12.220 know
00:56:12.360 who
00:56:12.500 Thomas
00:56:12.820 Jefferson
00:56:13.200 is
00:56:13.540 because
00:56:13.700 I'm
00:56:13.880 young
00:56:14.060 I
00:56:14.260 wasn't
00:56:14.520 alive
00:56:14.920 I
00:56:15.620 I
00:56:16.060 think
00:56:16.560 that's
00:56:17.160 a
00:56:17.280 little
00:56:17.420 extreme
00:56:17.960 look
00:56:18.400 we
00:56:18.620 got
00:56:18.980 into
00:56:19.140 this
00:56:19.300 yesterday
00:56:19.660 on the
00:56:20.020 show
00:56:20.280 on
00:56:20.460 Mark's
00:56:20.880 show
00:56:21.060 which
00:56:21.240 you
00:56:21.340 should
00:56:21.460 all
00:56:21.620 go
00:56:21.740 check
00:56:22.020 out
00:56:22.280 it
00:56:23.080 was
00:56:23.800 clear
00:56:24.660 that
00:56:25.240 we
00:56:25.340 have
00:56:25.500 a
00:56:25.620 little
00:56:25.720 bit
00:56:25.860 of
00:56:25.940 a
00:56:26.080 Gen
00:56:26.300 X
00:56:26.680 versus
00:56:28.020 young
00:56:28.760 and
00:56:28.980 spry
00:56:29.360 millennial
00:56:30.100 which
00:56:30.740 would
00:56:30.900 be
00:56:31.020 me
00:56:31.340 issue
00:56:31.900 here
00:56:32.220 Google
00:56:32.460 sorry
00:56:33.040 to
00:56:33.160 interrupt
00:56:33.360 but
00:56:33.480 have
00:56:33.580 you
00:56:33.700 Googled
00:56:34.080 today
00:56:34.460 Summerall
00:56:34.980 and
00:56:35.100 Madden
00:56:35.360 have
00:56:35.500 you
00:56:35.600 gone
00:56:35.780 on
00:56:35.920 YouTube
00:56:36.200 he's
00:56:36.760 not
00:56:36.980 even
00:56:37.200 letting
00:56:37.420 me
00:56:37.600 get
00:56:37.760 through
00:56:37.940 the
00:56:38.140 sentence
00:56:38.480 I
00:56:39.600 want
00:56:40.380 to
00:56:40.640 know
00:56:40.920 let me
00:56:41.980 explain
00:56:42.420 this
00:56:43.280 for a
00:56:43.560 second
00:56:43.700 hold
00:56:43.920 on
00:56:44.080 I
00:56:44.460 know
00:56:44.700 who
00:56:44.860 John
00:56:45.060 Madden
00:56:45.400 is
00:56:45.540 I
00:56:45.640 used to
00:56:45.780 play
00:56:45.840 the
00:56:45.940 Madden
00:56:46.100 video
00:56:46.300 game
00:56:46.560 but
00:56:46.680 when
00:56:46.800 you
00:56:46.920 said
00:56:47.060 Madden
00:56:47.520 and
00:56:47.720 Summerall
00:56:48.440 and
00:56:49.080 then
00:56:49.200 the
00:56:49.580 others
00:56:50.200 was
00:56:50.500 a
00:56:50.800 musician
00:56:51.300 I
00:56:51.920 salt
00:56:53.480 and
00:56:53.640 pepper
00:56:53.860 yeah
00:56:54.080 I
00:56:54.520 just
00:56:54.700 didn't
00:56:54.880 I
00:56:55.040 don't
00:56:55.160 know
00:56:55.320 who
00:56:55.460 Summerall
00:56:55.960 is
00:56:56.220 so
00:56:56.360 I'm
00:56:56.520 thinking
00:56:56.860 is
00:56:57.420 this
00:56:57.600 some
00:56:57.760 kind
00:56:58.040 of
00:56:58.200 weird
00:56:58.640 like
00:56:59.500 easy
00:57:00.300 listening
00:57:00.760 jazz
00:57:01.320 band
00:57:01.660 that
00:57:01.840 you
00:57:01.960 old
00:57:02.280 timers
00:57:02.780 like
00:57:03.120 I
00:57:03.320 just
00:57:03.540 did
00:57:03.680 because
00:57:03.900 I
00:57:04.020 don't
00:57:04.180 know
00:57:04.380 Summerall
00:57:04.960 but
00:57:05.380 then
00:57:05.560 I
00:57:24.520 who
00:57:24.840 Sonny
00:57:25.320 and
00:57:25.460 Cher
00:57:25.660 and
00:57:25.780 you
00:57:25.860 would
00:57:25.940 say
00:57:26.120 Sonny
00:57:26.860 and
00:57:26.960 Cher
00:57:27.060 never
00:57:27.260 heard
00:57:27.460 of
00:57:27.520 him
00:57:27.600 oh
00:57:27.880 Sonny
00:57:28.320 Sonny
00:57:28.600 Bono
00:57:28.980 heard
00:57:29.200 of
00:57:29.280 him
00:57:29.400 Cher
00:57:29.800 never
00:57:30.080 heard
00:57:30.320 of
00:57:30.440 her
00:57:30.520 I
00:57:30.620 don't
00:57:30.700 know
00:57:30.840 about
00:57:31.020 the
00:57:31.160 Cher
00:57:31.440 first of
00:57:31.860 everyone's
00:57:32.260 heard of
00:57:32.480 Cher
00:57:32.840 and not
00:57:33.220 Sonny
00:57:33.580 if we're
00:57:33.820 going to
00:57:34.000 play
00:57:34.140 that
00:57:34.360 game
00:57:34.660 my point
00:57:37.100 is
00:57:37.320 again
00:57:38.480 please
00:57:39.400 spend
00:57:39.640 some
00:57:39.820 time
00:57:40.000 on
00:57:40.160 YouTube
00:57:40.360 go
00:57:40.660 look
00:57:40.880 at
00:57:40.980 the
00:57:41.100 body
00:57:41.340 of
00:57:41.500 their
00:57:41.640 work
00:57:41.920 these
00:57:42.140 are
00:57:42.260 not
00:57:42.600 fringe
00:57:43.340 players
00:57:43.860 these
00:57:44.120 are
00:57:44.280 key
00:57:54.520 president
00:57:55.060 trump's
00:57:55.600 chief
00:57:55.820 of
00:57:56.000 staff
00:57:56.500 dad
00:57:57.240 which
00:57:58.360 is
00:57:58.520 pretty
00:57:58.720 crazy
00:57:59.060 mark
00:57:59.460 last
00:57:59.800 question
00:58:00.280 for
00:58:01.060 you
00:58:01.340 you've
00:58:02.540 been
00:58:02.640 in
00:58:02.760 media
00:58:03.000 a
00:58:03.180 long
00:58:03.380 time
00:58:03.720 the
00:58:04.780 media
00:58:05.360 universe
00:58:06.100 I
00:58:06.460 would
00:58:06.640 argue
00:58:07.100 is
00:58:07.540 evolving
00:58:08.040 and
00:58:08.700 changing
00:58:09.260 more
00:58:09.640 rapidly
00:58:10.180 than
00:58:10.540 maybe
00:58:10.920 ever
00:58:11.420 in
00:58:11.740 history
00:58:12.320 where
00:58:13.200 would
00:58:13.460 you
00:58:13.620 want
00:58:13.960 to
00:58:14.120 buy
00:58:14.360 stock
00:58:14.860 in
00:58:15.040 media
00:58:15.360 right
00:58:15.680 now
00:58:16.060 how
00:58:16.480 do
00:58:16.700 you
00:58:16.860 see
00:58:17.180 it
00:58:17.360 going
00:58:17.740 forward
00:58:18.320 and
00:58:18.960 I
00:58:19.300 know
00:58:19.440 it's
00:58:19.580 a
00:58:19.680 broad
00:58:20.000 question
00:58:20.400 but
00:58:20.580 I'm
00:58:20.680 just
00:58:20.820 curious
00:58:21.340 how
00:58:21.660 you
00:58:21.860 would
00:58:22.000 assess
00:58:22.300 where
00:58:22.540 we
00:58:22.720 are
00:58:22.920 and
00:58:23.060 where
00:58:23.200 we're
00:58:23.360 headed
00:58:23.620 number
00:58:24.480 one
00:58:24.660 choice
00:58:24.940 would
00:58:25.080 be
00:58:25.180 if
00:58:25.300 you
00:58:25.380 guys
00:58:25.540 take
00:58:25.740 the
00:58:25.880 show
00:58:26.020 public
00:58:26.460 number
00:58:27.200 two
00:58:27.540 would
00:58:27.780 be
00:58:27.960 my
00:58:28.300 company
00:58:28.720 two
00:58:29.000 way
00:58:29.260 number
00:58:29.520 three
00:58:29.780 would
00:58:29.920 be
00:58:30.060 Megan
00:58:30.320 Kelly's
00:58:30.760 company
00:58:31.000 I
00:58:32.140 think
00:58:32.640 it's
00:58:33.900 about
00:58:34.140 trusted
00:58:34.560 brands
00:58:35.020 and
00:58:35.260 in
00:58:35.560 the
00:58:35.680 olden
00:58:35.940 days
00:58:36.120 trusted
00:58:36.420 brands
00:58:36.700 were
00:58:36.820 corporate
00:58:37.180 brands
00:58:37.560 now
00:58:37.740 trusted
00:58:38.060 brands
00:58:38.360 are
00:58:38.460 individual
00:58:38.740 brands
00:58:39.000 like
00:58:39.180 you
00:58:39.340 too
00:58:39.540 right
00:58:39.940 people
00:58:40.400 listen
00:58:41.080 to
00:58:41.180 your
00:58:41.280 show
00:58:41.380 they
00:58:41.520 don't
00:58:41.660 really
00:58:41.900 care
00:58:42.300 what
00:58:42.820 the
00:58:42.980 company
00:58:43.360 is
00:58:43.740 they
00:58:43.900 care
00:58:44.140 about
00:58:44.360 you
00:58:44.560 too
00:58:44.880 and
00:58:45.380 I
00:58:45.500 think
00:58:45.760 it's
00:58:46.760 pretty
00:58:46.940 clear
00:58:47.240 when
00:58:47.420 people
00:58:47.640 have
00:58:47.820 a
00:58:47.940 connection
00:58:48.400 to
00:58:49.360 their
00:58:49.620 fans
00:58:50.400 to
00:58:50.580 their
00:58:50.720 community
00:58:51.160 so
00:58:51.600 if
00:58:51.740 you
00:58:51.840 guys
00:58:52.120 go
00:58:52.660 to
00:58:52.840 a
00:58:52.980 diner
00:58:53.240 in
00:58:53.380 Charleston
00:58:53.680 South
00:58:53.920 Carolina
00:58:54.300 people
00:58:54.860 know
00:58:55.200 you
00:58:55.380 they'll
00:58:55.560 see
00:58:55.740 you
00:58:55.880 they'll
00:58:56.060 like
00:58:56.300 you
00:58:56.420 they'll
00:58:56.580 want
00:58:56.680 to
00:58:56.780 talk
00:58:57.000 to
00:58:57.120 you
00:58:57.260 that's
00:58:58.020 that's
00:58:58.380 what
00:58:58.460 I'd
00:58:58.680 invest
00:58:58.940 in
00:58:59.080 folks
00:58:59.800 like
00:59:00.000 you
00:59:00.140 guys
00:59:00.420 folks
00:59:00.720 who
00:59:01.160 have
00:59:01.480 connection
00:59:02.140 to
00:59:02.340 their
00:59:02.480 community
00:59:02.920 where
00:59:03.380 it's
00:59:03.540 a
00:59:03.620 daily
00:59:03.860 habit
00:59:04.260 appointment
00:59:04.960 listening
00:59:05.380 appointment
00:59:05.760 viewing
00:59:06.180 I
00:59:06.620 think
00:59:06.740 those
00:59:06.980 will
00:59:07.080 be
00:59:07.180 the
00:59:07.380 companies
00:59:07.940 that
00:59:08.180 thrive
00:59:08.560 across
00:59:09.100 all
00:59:09.580 platforms
00:59:10.040 it
00:59:10.200 doesn't
00:59:10.460 matter
00:59:10.720 what
00:59:11.140 the
00:59:11.260 corporate
00:59:11.520 brand
00:59:11.880 is
00:59:12.060 or
00:59:12.140 how
00:59:12.280 it's
00:59:12.480 distributed
00:59:12.920 I
00:59:13.500 think
00:59:13.660 those
00:59:13.920 are
00:59:14.300 the
00:59:14.420 places
00:59:14.680 where
00:59:14.920 I'd
00:59:15.040 invest
00:59:15.340 and
00:59:15.500 that's
00:59:16.020 what
00:59:16.100 I'm
00:59:16.220 building
00:59:16.400 my
00:59:16.660 career
00:59:16.940 around
00:59:17.580 now
00:59:17.780 as
00:59:17.940 well
00:59:18.180 we
00:59:19.140 appreciate
00:59:19.580 the
00:59:19.840 time
00:59:20.060 we
00:59:20.200 encourage
00:59:20.520 people
00:59:20.800 to
00:59:20.960 go
00:59:21.080 check
00:59:21.300 out
00:59:21.580 the
00:59:21.800 interview
00:59:22.160 that
00:59:22.420 we
00:59:22.600 did
00:59:22.880 with
00:59:23.120 Mark
00:59:23.500 you
00:59:23.940 can
00:59:24.100 find
00:59:24.360 him
00:59:24.440 where
00:59:24.600 is
00:59:24.660 the
00:59:24.780 easiest
00:59:25.100 place
00:59:25.420 to
00:59:25.580 find
00:59:25.780 you
00:59:25.900 Mark
00:59:26.160 I
00:59:26.720 do
00:59:26.880 two
00:59:27.740 things
00:59:28.260 I
00:59:28.400 do
00:59:28.520 two
00:59:28.760 way
00:59:29.020 which
00:59:29.240 is
00:59:29.360 my
00:59:29.540 own
00:59:29.720 company
00:59:30.080 two
00:59:30.580 shows
00:59:30.920 a
00:59:31.060 day
00:59:31.320 you
00:59:31.820 can
00:59:31.900 go
00:59:32.000 to
00:59:32.120 two
00:59:32.300 way
00:59:32.440 TV
00:59:32.920 or
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00:59:33.840 and
00:59:34.540 then
00:59:34.780 next
00:59:35.580 up
00:59:35.780 the
00:59:35.880 show
00:59:36.020 you
00:59:36.140 are
00:59:36.420 on
00:59:36.540 the
00:59:36.680 Megan
00:59:36.880 Kelly
00:59:37.160 network
00:59:37.580 find
00:59:38.140 that
00:59:38.300 on
00:59:38.420 YouTube
00:59:38.700 or
00:59:38.920 as
00:59:39.020 a
00:59:39.120 podcast
00:59:39.400 and
00:59:39.700 grateful
00:59:40.200 to
00:59:40.400 you
00:59:40.520 guys
00:59:40.700 for
00:59:40.840 making
00:59:41.000 so
00:59:41.180 much
00:59:41.340 time
00:59:41.640 this
00:59:42.140 week
00:59:42.420 for
00:59:43.200 can't
00:59:43.380 wait
00:59:43.480 to
00:59:43.580 get
00:59:43.700 you
00:59:43.800 on
00:59:43.940 two
00:59:44.120 way
00:59:44.320 for
00:59:45.080 sure
00:59:45.320 we
00:59:45.520 appreciate
00:59:45.840 the
00:59:46.020 time
00:59:46.260 with
00:59:46.440 you
00:59:46.680 encourage
00:59:47.000 people
00:59:47.240 to
00:59:47.380 go
00:59:47.480 check
00:59:47.720 it
00:59:47.840 out
00:59:48.040 and
00:59:48.200 hopefully
00:59:48.500 Buck's
00:59:48.860 doing
00:59:49.000 research
00:59:49.420 on
00:59:49.660 Pat
00:59:49.900 Summerall
00:59:50.360 and the
00:59:50.580 greatest
00:59:50.840 calls
00:59:51.200 of his
00:59:51.540 career
00:59:51.920 for sure
00:59:52.840 thank you
00:59:53.980 that's
00:59:54.220 Mark
00:59:54.420 Halperin
00:59:54.900 look
00:59:55.840 back in
00:59:56.900 the day
00:59:57.360 Madden and
00:59:58.240 Summerall
00:59:58.600 had a lot
00:59:59.040 of testosterone
00:59:59.600 that's one
01:00:00.480 reason they
01:00:01.020 might have
01:00:01.420 been so
01:00:01.880 popular
01:00:02.320 in fact
01:00:03.120 aren't they
01:00:04.240 making a
01:00:04.840 Madden
01:00:05.200 movie that's
01:00:05.880 supposed to
01:00:06.180 be out
01:00:06.540 this year
01:00:06.940 with
01:00:07.160 Nicolas
01:00:07.560 Cage
01:00:08.020 playing
01:00:08.460 John
01:00:08.800 Madden
01:00:09.200 I think
01:00:09.680 they are
01:00:10.260 and I'm
01:00:11.320 sure
01:00:11.580 that
01:00:11.880 Summerall
01:00:12.420 will have
01:00:12.820 somebody
01:00:13.220 famous
01:00:13.680 playing
01:00:14.060 him
01:00:14.420 as well
01:00:15.120 Buck
01:00:15.840 can do
01:00:16.220 his
01:00:16.420 research
01:00:16.920 but
01:00:17.220 testosterone
01:00:17.800 is the
01:00:18.720 engine
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01:00:19.880 the male
01:00:20.480 body
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01:00:22.640 tired
01:00:23.160 or you
01:00:23.400 don't
01:00:23.520 have
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01:00:24.540 you
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