The protests in Los Angeles seem to be contained for right now, although elsewhere there are reports of efforts to spread this protest.

The protests in Los Angeles seem to be contained for right now, although elsewhere there are reports of efforts to spread this protest.

Movement, including in Texas. I've seen San Antonio. I've got a whole bunch of places that may have these protests in the days ahead. So we will continue to follow this very closely, and that's something that we want to keep an eye on, because, yeah, it could flare up again. But in the meantime, I think this round has clearly been a victory for not just Donald Trump and the Republicans. It's just a victory for the rule of law, a victory for sanity. And this is why Gavin Newsom has decided as a governor of California. Wall Street journal piece today Clay naming him as the leader of the opposition right that this is how he's trying to position himself at least, And Gavenusom gave a speech last night which I think was very clearly directed at that outcome of Oh, Gavenusam is now the premier Democrat in America standing against Trump. Problem is, I think the politics of this are far more treacherous nationally. Not in California, sure, but nationally for Gavin Newsom, and maybe he even realizes, but here he is. You know that you knew this was coming, that the emotional blackmail, the oh my gosh, these are the best people that are being arrested.

Movement, including in Texas. I've seen San Antonio. I've got a whole bunch of places that may have these protests in the days ahead. So we will continue to follow this very closely, and that's something that we want to keep an eye on, because, yeah, it could flare up again. But in the meantime, I think this round has clearly been a victory for not just Donald Trump and the Republicans. It's just a victory for the rule of law, a victory for sanity. And this is why Gavin Newsom has decided as a governor of California. Wall Street journal piece today Clay naming him as the leader of the opposition right that this is how he's trying to position himself at least, And Gavenusom gave a speech last night which I think was very clearly directed at that outcome of Oh, Gavenusam is now the premier Democrat in America standing against Trump. Problem is, I think the politics of this are far more treacherous nationally. Not in California, sure, but nationally for Gavin Newsom, and maybe he even realizes, but here he is. You know that you knew this was coming, that the emotional blackmail, the oh my gosh, these are the best people that are being arrested.

Why is he allowing this?

Why is he allowing this?

This is cut for Gavin Newsom addressed California, really addressed the nation last night.

This is cut for Gavin Newsom addressed California, really addressed the nation last night.

Play it.

Play it.

Trump is pulling a military dragnet all across Los Angeles, well beyond his stated intent to just go after violent and serious criminals. His agents are arresting dishwashers, gardeners, day laborers, and seamstresses. That's just weakness, weakness masquerading as strength. Donald Trump's government isn't protecting our communities. They're traumatizing our communities. And that seems to be the entire point. If some of us could be snatched off the streets without a warrant based only on suspicion or skin color, then none of us are safe.

Trump is pulling a military dragnet all across Los Angeles, well beyond his stated intent to just go after violent and serious criminals. His agents are arresting dishwashers, gardeners, day laborers, and seamstresses. That's just weakness, weakness masquerading as strength. Donald Trump's government isn't protecting our communities. They're traumatizing our communities. And that seems to be the entire point. If some of us could be snatched off the streets without a warrant based only on suspicion or skin color, then none of us are safe.

I don't think anyone's going to deport Gavin Newsom. Okay, this none of us are safe thing is absurd. I also think Clay that it's very clear given what the Biden administration. Did you can't that ten million number? They can't run from that and everyone knows. Okay, So you guys, when you're in charge, the Democrats are in charge the laws all of a sudden, the same laws that bind us in so many different ways that we may or may not agree with, right depends on what you're talking about. Those same laws include laws on immigration and on the illegal presence that is unfortunately far too common all across this country. When Gavin Newsom says this, often he goes, they're arresting dishwashers and washer, et cetera. A lot of people say, well, are they illegal? And if they are, the answer is okay, then that's the law.

I don't think anyone's going to deport Gavin Newsom. Okay, this none of us are safe thing is absurd. I also think Clay that it's very clear given what the Biden administration. Did you can't that ten million number? They can't run from that and everyone knows. Okay, So you guys, when you're in charge, the Democrats are in charge the laws all of a sudden, the same laws that bind us in so many different ways that we may or may not agree with, right depends on what you're talking about. Those same laws include laws on immigration and on the illegal presence that is unfortunately far too common all across this country. When Gavin Newsom says this, often he goes, they're arresting dishwashers and washer, et cetera. A lot of people say, well, are they illegal? And if they are, the answer is okay, then that's the law.

Yeah. And to me, this is not even about ice or the raids or anything else. I think Gavin Newsom, who is a calculated guy, has made the decision this is my way to launch my twenty twenty eight presidential campaign. And so remember, by January of twenty twenty seven, there will be a full on presidential campaign underway. Iowa, New Hampshire January February twenty twenty eight. I know it sounds like it's a long time away, but all of these guys are going to be raising money in the next eighteen months, so that when they announced right after the mid terms in January of twenty twenty seven. Heck, remember, Trump himself announced in November of twenty twenty two that he was going to be running for reelection, and DeSantis really took it on the chin because he didn't announce it until May of twenty twenty three that he was running. And they tried to hold out for the Florida legislative session to be over, and Trump identified DeSantis as the only contender and basically started throwing punches at him immediately, and DeSantis waited a long time to respond, and by the time he did, it was over. Now, I don't know once the raid happened on mar A Lago in August of twenty two, if I'm remembering the chronology correctly, I don't know that anybody could have beaten Trump to be the nominee. But I think that the clear decision made by Newsom here is I'm going to run anti Trump, which is positive in the Democrat primary. This is the best way for me to distinguish myself. Here's the challenge. Gavin Newsom thinks that Americans still look to California and see it as an aspirational goal. The problem is most people don't see it that way anymore. And you've talked about this, and I grew up in the same era that you did, Buck where California the nineties, Yeah, was like a place that everybody wanted to be. California in the early two thousands was a place that everybody wanted to be. I think running as I'm going to make America more like California is a disaster. And this is one thing that I think Ron DeSantis was right about. And if we had gotten DeSantis versus Newsom in twenty twenty four, I think that DeSantis would have won comfortably. And if we get DeSantis versus Newsom in twenty twenty eight, I think that Ron DeSantis would would win comfortably. America doesn't want itself to look like California, and I think that Gavin Newsom is living a generation behind in the way that he believes America sees his state. That's to me what stands out here.

Yeah. And to me, this is not even about ice or the raids or anything else. I think Gavin Newsom, who is a calculated guy, has made the decision this is my way to launch my twenty twenty eight presidential campaign. And so remember, by January of twenty twenty seven, there will be a full on presidential campaign underway. Iowa, New Hampshire January February twenty twenty eight. I know it sounds like it's a long time away, but all of these guys are going to be raising money in the next eighteen months, so that when they announced right after the mid terms in January of twenty twenty seven. Heck, remember, Trump himself announced in November of twenty twenty two that he was going to be running for reelection, and DeSantis really took it on the chin because he didn't announce it until May of twenty twenty three that he was running. And they tried to hold out for the Florida legislative session to be over, and Trump identified DeSantis as the only contender and basically started throwing punches at him immediately, and DeSantis waited a long time to respond, and by the time he did, it was over. Now, I don't know once the raid happened on mar A Lago in August of twenty two, if I'm remembering the chronology correctly, I don't know that anybody could have beaten Trump to be the nominee. But I think that the clear decision made by Newsom here is I'm going to run anti Trump, which is positive in the Democrat primary. This is the best way for me to distinguish myself. Here's the challenge. Gavin Newsom thinks that Americans still look to California and see it as an aspirational goal. The problem is most people don't see it that way anymore. And you've talked about this, and I grew up in the same era that you did, Buck where California the nineties, Yeah, was like a place that everybody wanted to be. California in the early two thousands was a place that everybody wanted to be. I think running as I'm going to make America more like California is a disaster. And this is one thing that I think Ron DeSantis was right about. And if we had gotten DeSantis versus Newsom in twenty twenty four, I think that DeSantis would have won comfortably. And if we get DeSantis versus Newsom in twenty twenty eight, I think that Ron DeSantis would would win comfortably. America doesn't want itself to look like California, and I think that Gavin Newsom is living a generation behind in the way that he believes America sees his state. That's to me what stands out here.

I also think that they have done a very poor job of opposing Trump in a way that would bring over people who don't already hate Trump. Right, if you're trying to win over anybody who hasn't been anti Trump all along, they're all the stuff that they're saying about this, I think is creating a bigger problem for them in a lot of ways.

I also think that they have done a very poor job of opposing Trump in a way that would bring over people who don't already hate Trump. Right, if you're trying to win over anybody who hasn't been anti Trump all along, they're all the stuff that they're saying about this, I think is creating a bigger problem for them in a lot of ways.

Here's here's an example.

Here's here's an example.

Cuomo, who maybe the next governor of New York City. This is cut twenty nine. This is now going over to New York. I'm saying to say, governor, mayor, mayor of New York City, former governor of New York, mayor of New York City. Although this other guy we'll talk to our New York experts here later on about this, the Democrat primer. But here is the former governor of New York saying something that I think you all need to hear. This goes into the diversity is our Strength situation play twenty nine.

Cuomo, who maybe the next governor of New York City. This is cut twenty nine. This is now going over to New York. I'm saying to say, governor, mayor, mayor of New York City, former governor of New York, mayor of New York City. Although this other guy we'll talk to our New York experts here later on about this, the Democrat primer. But here is the former governor of New York saying something that I think you all need to hear. This goes into the diversity is our Strength situation play twenty nine.

We are the capital of diversity.

We are the capital of diversity.

One and eighty languages spoken in our school system.

One and eighty languages spoken in our school system.

Eighty different languages, people from all across the world.

Eighty different languages, people from all across the world.

That makes us stronger, not weaker.

That makes us stronger, not weaker.

That is actually not a good thing play. It does not make think about this. I understand people say, oh, but buck people from the world and it's so amazing. English as a second language instruction is a huge problem in a lot of public schools, an enormous strain on resources. And there are the kids who speak English are having a tough enough time getting to proficiency. You're bringing kids from all over the world who come from non English I'm talking about. I'm not talking about parents who show up who speak English. I'm talking with people whose parents speak very little, if any, English, are on public assistance of some kind, which we know they can get in New York, we know they can get in California.

That is actually not a good thing play. It does not make think about this. I understand people say, oh, but buck people from the world and it's so amazing. English as a second language instruction is a huge problem in a lot of public schools, an enormous strain on resources. And there are the kids who speak English are having a tough enough time getting to proficiency. You're bringing kids from all over the world who come from non English I'm talking about. I'm not talking about parents who show up who speak English. I'm talking with people whose parents speak very little, if any, English, are on public assistance of some kind, which we know they can get in New York, we know they can get in California.

Now they're in the school system. And now you're trying.

Now they're in the school system. And now you're trying.

To teach them the skills and particularly you know, the the language skills necessary to operate at fifth grade, eighth grade, second grade.

To teach them the skills and particularly you know, the the language skills necessary to operate at fifth grade, eighth grade, second grade.

High school, whatever it may be.

High school, whatever it may be.

Enormously slows down the rest of the class, enormously obstructs and costs more in learning.

Enormously slows down the rest of the class, enormously obstructs and costs more in learning.

But this is the thing, Oh one hundred and any languages are spoken.

But this is the thing, Oh one hundred and any languages are spoken.

One thing that I want the trumpet. Maybe you can bring us up tomorrow. English is the national language. English as the national language, full stop. And I live in South Florida. I gotta tell you, I love my South Florida. But we need more English as the national language down there too. This is something that unites us on how can you understand the law, truly understand the law in this country if you don't speak.

One thing that I want the trumpet. Maybe you can bring us up tomorrow. English is the national language. English as the national language, full stop. And I live in South Florida. I gotta tell you, I love my South Florida. But we need more English as the national language down there too. This is something that unites us on how can you understand the law, truly understand the law in this country if you don't speak.

English, you can't. And I mean I would just go back to the biblical story of the Tower of Babel. I mean, the goal of building a great building in the Bible was destroyed by the number of languages that suddenly everybody had to speak. And this is this is why baanal commentary like diversity is our strength is actually not true, right, And what I mean by that is diversity of thought is a strength. But in order to communicate that diversity of thought, you have to be able to speak a common language. So in order to have diversity as a strength, there has to be an agreement on its baseline foundational levels that are allow the communication to take place. And I don't think it's a bad thing to have kids learning English. I think the problem that you're speaking of, Buck is there are a lot of people who come to America and aren't bothering to learn English. They aren't trying to assimilate in some way to speak with the larger community around them. And one hundred and eighty different languages. How in the world can a public school accommodate that kind of diversity of language when it comes to being able to instruct everybody. And so, look, I understand what Mayor Cuomo is trying to say. By the way, he's running for president in twenty twenty eight by winning.

English, you can't. And I mean I would just go back to the biblical story of the Tower of Babel. I mean, the goal of building a great building in the Bible was destroyed by the number of languages that suddenly everybody had to speak. And this is this is why baanal commentary like diversity is our strength is actually not true, right, And what I mean by that is diversity of thought is a strength. But in order to communicate that diversity of thought, you have to be able to speak a common language. So in order to have diversity as a strength, there has to be an agreement on its baseline foundational levels that are allow the communication to take place. And I don't think it's a bad thing to have kids learning English. I think the problem that you're speaking of, Buck is there are a lot of people who come to America and aren't bothering to learn English. They aren't trying to assimilate in some way to speak with the larger community around them. And one hundred and eighty different languages. How in the world can a public school accommodate that kind of diversity of language when it comes to being able to instruct everybody. And so, look, I understand what Mayor Cuomo is trying to say. By the way, he's running for president in twenty twenty eight by winning.

Yeah, but New York City last year had, by their own assessments, fifty percent proficiency at grade level in reading and math.

Yeah, but New York City last year had, by their own assessments, fifty percent proficiency at grade level in reading and math.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So half of New York City public school kids to be not proficient based on these public school standards means you are way below where you need to be. This is not that's remember, proficiency is not I'm getting an A.

So half of New York City public school kids to be not proficient based on these public school standards means you are way below where you need to be. This is not that's remember, proficiency is not I'm getting an A.

I'm good. Yeah.

I'm good. Yeah.

Proficiency means you can operate at that level generally speaking, So to be non proficient. And so in that situation, you grow up, you're a you're a kid, you're a Latino American kid, you're a Black American kid in poor parts of New York City, and you're you know, you want more attention, you want more resources, you want a better shot. And then you've got the illegal migrants who are showing up one hundred and fifty thousand of them in one year in New York. I think was that it was the height of it and then they're all going into the school system. Of course that's going to slow things down. Of course that's going to make the budgets of the school system more strained than they already are. You know, they get a lot of money. But that's a whole other conversation. And it's just this is basic common sense. What other country Clay is prancing around and talking about how great it is or what are their politicians? Maybe some place in Europe that are the same problems we do. But you don't have this anywhere else in the world where they say, you know what, we want as many people as possible to show up here who don't speak the language and know nothing about this place.

Proficiency means you can operate at that level generally speaking, So to be non proficient. And so in that situation, you grow up, you're a you're a kid, you're a Latino American kid, you're a Black American kid in poor parts of New York City, and you're you know, you want more attention, you want more resources, you want a better shot. And then you've got the illegal migrants who are showing up one hundred and fifty thousand of them in one year in New York. I think was that it was the height of it and then they're all going into the school system. Of course that's going to slow things down. Of course that's going to make the budgets of the school system more strained than they already are. You know, they get a lot of money. But that's a whole other conversation. And it's just this is basic common sense. What other country Clay is prancing around and talking about how great it is or what are their politicians? Maybe some place in Europe that are the same problems we do. But you don't have this anywhere else in the world where they say, you know what, we want as many people as possible to show up here who don't speak the language and know nothing about this place.

Let's get that going on. Well, I think the challenge too is you said that they're saying fifty percent of New York City kids are proficient and reading in math. One of the big problems we have in America today is that we continue to define standards of proficiency down. So it's not only that let's say fifty percent of kids are proficient, it's that proficiency in twenty twenty four and twenty twenty five is quite a lot different than proficiency in nineteen eighty four and nineteen eighty and by the way, that's actually the way they shared that statistic. A third of New York City fourth graders last year we're proficient in math, one third proficient, two thirds not proficient at the fourth grade level. And once you get behind at those, look we can I don't want to make this just an education discussion, but the point here is people recognize there are very This is why the bussing people to Democrats strongholds. Okay, fine, you want to play this game, go to New York, go to Chicago. Let those cities deal with it. This is what Governor Abbott did in Texas. Ron de Santis did some of this as well in Florida, and it was fine, you take these illegals. Yes, they are very much a drain on public resources, and there are people that need those resources who are saying, what's going on here? Why are we devoting this to people who aren't even supposed to be in the country in the first place, no doubt. And again I think the under sort of the foundational story that's going on here is you're already starting to see aggressive jockeying to win the Democrat primary. Prepare yourselves. If Andrew Cuomo wins the mayorship of New York City, and I think he will, He's going to run for president in twenty twenty eight. This is his redemption arc. He can say the people of New York forced him out as governor. He's already saying he shouldn't have left, that he did naturally sexually harass anybody. He's gonna say that's in the past. I've done a great job as mayor. I'm just telling you what his argument's gonna be. And Gavin Newsom is coming against Trump because he's gonna run. They're all setting up for that primary, and you're gonna have New York top official Cathy Hokals out. You know, Chuck Schumer's not running. Maybe AOC will vote for me.

Let's get that going on. Well, I think the challenge too is you said that they're saying fifty percent of New York City kids are proficient and reading in math. One of the big problems we have in America today is that we continue to define standards of proficiency down. So it's not only that let's say fifty percent of kids are proficient, it's that proficiency in twenty twenty four and twenty twenty five is quite a lot different than proficiency in nineteen eighty four and nineteen eighty and by the way, that's actually the way they shared that statistic. A third of New York City fourth graders last year we're proficient in math, one third proficient, two thirds not proficient at the fourth grade level. And once you get behind at those, look we can I don't want to make this just an education discussion, but the point here is people recognize there are very This is why the bussing people to Democrats strongholds. Okay, fine, you want to play this game, go to New York, go to Chicago. Let those cities deal with it. This is what Governor Abbott did in Texas. Ron de Santis did some of this as well in Florida, and it was fine, you take these illegals. Yes, they are very much a drain on public resources, and there are people that need those resources who are saying, what's going on here? Why are we devoting this to people who aren't even supposed to be in the country in the first place, no doubt. And again I think the under sort of the foundational story that's going on here is you're already starting to see aggressive jockeying to win the Democrat primary. Prepare yourselves. If Andrew Cuomo wins the mayorship of New York City, and I think he will, He's going to run for president in twenty twenty eight. This is his redemption arc. He can say the people of New York forced him out as governor. He's already saying he shouldn't have left, that he did naturally sexually harass anybody. He's gonna say that's in the past. I've done a great job as mayor. I'm just telling you what his argument's gonna be. And Gavin Newsom is coming against Trump because he's gonna run. They're all setting up for that primary, and you're gonna have New York top official Cathy Hokals out. You know, Chuck Schumer's not running. Maybe AOC will vote for me.

I will no longer grab you around the waist or kiss you strangely on the side of the face.

I will no longer grab you around the waist or kiss you strangely on the side of the face.

That is Andrew Cuomo on the show right now. Let me also point this out, Buck AOC endorsed Andrew Cuomo's top arrival.

That is Andrew Cuomo on the show right now. Let me also point this out, Buck AOC endorsed Andrew Cuomo's top arrival.

They want to talk about a guy who keeps who holds grudges. Cuomo famously to a nasty infighter in politics who holds a grudge for it.

They want to talk about a guy who keeps who holds grudges. Cuomo famously to a nasty infighter in politics who holds a grudge for it.

But don't mistake that's not because she cares who the mayor of New York City is. That's because she wants to cut Andrew Cuomo's legs out from underneath him, because if he doesn't get elected mayor, she's the forefront New York national candidate in twenty twenty eight. So sometimes you have to look at not just the text, but the subtext of what's going on. And I think you're already seeing the political jockeying for who is going to run in twenty eight. And by the way, you know what Kevin Newsom will say. He'll say Trump is the worst human who's ever existed in the Democrat primary. If he were the nominee, you know what he tried to do. He'd tried to say. You know, Trump actually got a lot right when he ran for president in twenty twenty eight. I had a good relationship with him. That's the pivot that you would immediately see. Sprint to the left, become the Democrat you get elected anti Trump, sprint back to the center. Trump had good ideas, but I can implement some of them to appeal to moderate voters. He wasn't actually the antichrist he wasn't actually Hitler, but first you have to say he's the Antichrist and he's Hitler. It's so predictable, But I think it's important to not just pay attention to what's being said, look behind what's being said here. Look, we don't talk about it all the time because it's not an easy conversation to have, uh. But the will and trust universe is incredibly important if you don't want to burden your family members when your life passes. You know so many times out there you focus on trying to make the life easier for your kids, for your grandkids. And you're doing that because you're working all the time. You're doing that because you are trying to pay off that mortgage, You're trying to set up the college funds. You're trying to do everything you can to help your kids and grandkids. But are you taking care of tying up all the loose ends so your kids and your grandkids don't end up fighting after you pass. The best thing you can do is have a very defined will a trust document that lays out for the people who you are caring about the most in your life so they don't end up fighting after you're gone, so that you are continuing to think about them even while you are alive today. And a lot of people just don't do that. You work all those hours, you do everything you can to help take care of your family, and then something unexpected passes and they have no idea what you would want and they end up fighting over what your wishes might be. Why not go ahead and eliminate that from ever being an issue by going to Trust and Will dot Com. They make it simple, affordable results will give you peace of mind right now and your family members, the people you love the most. They have clarity. They're not arguing about what you wanted. You are deciding it for yourself. Again, It's not expensive, it's affordable, and it will help take care of your family, which is what most of you out there are spending your entire lives trying to do. Go I have this, Buck has this. Trust and Will dot Com. They're experts in creating personalized trusts and wills that will protect your legacy and keep your family from battling after you are gone. What you would want to do, Just decide it now, once and for all. Trust and Will dot Com. That's Trust and Will dot Com.

But don't mistake that's not because she cares who the mayor of New York City is. That's because she wants to cut Andrew Cuomo's legs out from underneath him, because if he doesn't get elected mayor, she's the forefront New York national candidate in twenty twenty eight. So sometimes you have to look at not just the text, but the subtext of what's going on. And I think you're already seeing the political jockeying for who is going to run in twenty eight. And by the way, you know what Kevin Newsom will say. He'll say Trump is the worst human who's ever existed in the Democrat primary. If he were the nominee, you know what he tried to do. He'd tried to say. You know, Trump actually got a lot right when he ran for president in twenty twenty eight. I had a good relationship with him. That's the pivot that you would immediately see. Sprint to the left, become the Democrat you get elected anti Trump, sprint back to the center. Trump had good ideas, but I can implement some of them to appeal to moderate voters. He wasn't actually the antichrist he wasn't actually Hitler, but first you have to say he's the Antichrist and he's Hitler. It's so predictable, But I think it's important to not just pay attention to what's being said, look behind what's being said here. Look, we don't talk about it all the time because it's not an easy conversation to have, uh. But the will and trust universe is incredibly important if you don't want to burden your family members when your life passes. You know so many times out there you focus on trying to make the life easier for your kids, for your grandkids. And you're doing that because you're working all the time. You're doing that because you are trying to pay off that mortgage, You're trying to set up the college funds. You're trying to do everything you can to help your kids and grandkids. But are you taking care of tying up all the loose ends so your kids and your grandkids don't end up fighting after you pass. The best thing you can do is have a very defined will a trust document that lays out for the people who you are caring about the most in your life so they don't end up fighting after you're gone, so that you are continuing to think about them even while you are alive today. And a lot of people just don't do that. You work all those hours, you do everything you can to help take care of your family, and then something unexpected passes and they have no idea what you would want and they end up fighting over what your wishes might be. Why not go ahead and eliminate that from ever being an issue by going to Trust and Will dot Com. They make it simple, affordable results will give you peace of mind right now and your family members, the people you love the most. They have clarity. They're not arguing about what you wanted. You are deciding it for yourself. Again, It's not expensive, it's affordable, and it will help take care of your family, which is what most of you out there are spending your entire lives trying to do. Go I have this, Buck has this. Trust and Will dot Com. They're experts in creating personalized trusts and wills that will protect your legacy and keep your family from battling after you are gone. What you would want to do, Just decide it now, once and for all. Trust and Will dot Com. That's Trust and Will dot Com.

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Number to call into. Of course you know that.

Number to call into. Of course you know that.

And we will dive into all that here coming up shortly. And Clay might even have a sports idea that we're we're starting to bandy about that we could get into.

And we will dive into all that here coming up shortly. And Clay might even have a sports idea that we're we're starting to bandy about that we could get into.

But you have to stick around for this one. We've got some got some wild thought.

But you have to stick around for this one. We've got some got some wild thought.

Did you you offered already what was it? Two hundred and fifty k to somebody?

Did you you offered already what was it? Two hundred and fifty k to somebody?

I challenged Angel Reese one hundred k me versus herd of fifteen by ones and two. We have to we have to talk. We have to have more of a conversation here.

I challenged Angel Reese one hundred k me versus herd of fifteen by ones and two. We have to we have to talk. We have to have more of a conversation here.

This is I mean, and there might be some torn acls in our future, but we've got some ideas.

This is I mean, and there might be some torn acls in our future, but we've got some ideas.

Okay, we're going to get into this.

Okay, we're going to get into this.

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We're joined now by Miranda Devine. I think it's probably fairnesas all. We got Carol Markowitz too. I was going to give you the title of our favorite person at the New York Post, but we really like Carol Markowitz too, So I don't want to offend anybody out there. Miranda, you just had to sit down with President Trump in the Oval Office. It is ricocheting about the internet now, and there are many different things. I know that he told you what stood out to you the most about the interview that you had with President Trump from a news perspective.

We're joined now by Miranda Devine. I think it's probably fairnesas all. We got Carol Markowitz too. I was going to give you the title of our favorite person at the New York Post, but we really like Carol Markowitz too, So I don't want to offend anybody out there. Miranda, you just had to sit down with President Trump in the Oval Office. It is ricocheting about the internet now, and there are many different things. I know that he told you what stood out to you the most about the interview that you had with President Trump from a news perspective.

Yeah, thanks so much. And Carole is great. She's a maid of mine, so I'm glad you like us both. Look, don Trump was just incredibly generous with his time and also his candor. He is just so frank, you know sometimes like when we talked about Camp, David couldn't really he said, I can't really talk about it. Off did say that they'd been talking about, you know, obviously Iran and Russia. He gave you know, a lot of insights into his conversations with world leaders, his problems with Elon. He's sort of open to reconciliation, but you know, not right now.

Yeah, thanks so much. And Carole is great. She's a maid of mine, so I'm glad you like us both. Look, don Trump was just incredibly generous with his time and also his candor. He is just so frank, you know sometimes like when we talked about Camp, David couldn't really he said, I can't really talk about it. Off did say that they'd been talking about, you know, obviously Iran and Russia. He gave you know, a lot of insights into his conversations with world leaders, his problems with Elon. He's sort of open to reconciliation, but you know, not right now.

He's too busy.

He's too busy.

And also some of his childhood experiences you know his father bundled them off to military school at thirteen because he was so rambunctious, and his father wasn't terribly thrilled when they got back some aptitude test scores for.

And also some of his childhood experiences you know his father bundled them off to military school at thirteen because he was so rambunctious, and his father wasn't terribly thrilled when they got back some aptitude test scores for.

We might have just lost her there for a minute. Sounded like she popped out. I hope that doesn't mean that we've popped out. So I'm going to keep talking until the team tells me whether or not we've popped out. But Buck, this is Miranda Devine the podcast called air Pod one and it is underway right now, and I do think it speaks to a pod Force one. Sorry is the name of her podcast. She's back with us right now. Miranda, you popped out right there. You were talking about Donald Trump talking about his dad shipping him off to military school, and that's where we lotched you. What did he talk about there?

We might have just lost her there for a minute. Sounded like she popped out. I hope that doesn't mean that we've popped out. So I'm going to keep talking until the team tells me whether or not we've popped out. But Buck, this is Miranda Devine the podcast called air Pod one and it is underway right now, and I do think it speaks to a pod Force one. Sorry is the name of her podcast. She's back with us right now. Miranda, you popped out right there. You were talking about Donald Trump talking about his dad shipping him off to military school, and that's where we lotched you. What did he talk about there?

So, yeah, his dad just shipped him off to military school at age thirteen because he was so rambunciously. He wanted to get him straightened out a bit. And also his parents sent him off to aptitude testing when he was a young boy, and his father was not altogether thrilled to find out that Donald Trump's genius is musical. He is a musical genius. Apparently he can pick a nose and remember it, you know, an hour later. So he sort of laughed Riley and said, well, you know, that wasn't really a talent my father particularly wanted me to have, but his mother got him too. After that, learn a musical instrument and you will never guess what it was.

So, yeah, his dad just shipped him off to military school at age thirteen because he was so rambunciously. He wanted to get him straightened out a bit. And also his parents sent him off to aptitude testing when he was a young boy, and his father was not altogether thrilled to find out that Donald Trump's genius is musical. He is a musical genius. Apparently he can pick a nose and remember it, you know, an hour later. So he sort of laughed Riley and said, well, you know, that wasn't really a talent my father particularly wanted me to have, but his mother got him too. After that, learn a musical instrument and you will never guess what it was.

Well, yes, we had played the audio already. Oh yeah, and the memes are rolling in because I have been attacking men who play.

Well, yes, we had played the audio already. Oh yeah, and the memes are rolling in because I have been attacking men who play.

Has been attacking male flute players. You leave the ladies out of this, but male flute players, he decides, Miranda, there's there's.

Has been attacking male flute players. You leave the ladies out of this, but male flute players, he decides, Miranda, there's there's.

Some questions, just Clay's asking questions.

Some questions, just Clay's asking questions.

I asked them so many questions for some of our flute playing audience.

I asked them so many questions for some of our flute playing audience.

If you have a choice to play any instrument in the world, and you picked the flute, you have chosen very poorly, and I think that you cannot be trusted for anything serious. Now. Trump said he might have had a great flute playing future, but instead he gave that up and became a multi billionaire developer. I give him credit for abandoning the flute.

If you have a choice to play any instrument in the world, and you picked the flute, you have chosen very poorly, and I think that you cannot be trusted for anything serious. Now. Trump said he might have had a great flute playing future, but instead he gave that up and became a multi billionaire developer. I give him credit for abandoning the flute.

And President, well, he said he didn't like it, so his mother had sensed all these instructors to the house to get him taught to play the flute, but he did not want to play the flute, so that didn't last for very long. And I mean, it's just amusing. Of all the instruments, I can't think one that's less appropriate to Donald Trump.

And President, well, he said he didn't like it, so his mother had sensed all these instructors to the house to get him taught to play the flute, but he did not want to play the flute, so that didn't last for very long. And I mean, it's just amusing. Of all the instruments, I can't think one that's less appropriate to Donald Trump.

By the way, he and Lizzo could have been out their play in the was it the James Madison Donald Trump.

By the way, he and Lizzo could have been out their play in the was it the James Madison Donald Trump.

Could have single handedly rehabilitated the whole flute image among the among the orchestral instrument and would wind community. So there's a little bit of a loss here for us, Miranda, because I think that Trump could have you know, he could have made flutes great again, and instead he decided to become president and try to save the free world.

Could have single handedly rehabilitated the whole flute image among the among the orchestral instrument and would wind community. So there's a little bit of a loss here for us, Miranda, because I think that Trump could have you know, he could have made flutes great again, and instead he decided to become president and try to save the free world.

How how is it?

How how is it?

You know, this is one of these things where Trump talks I think to enough people, and you know, we hear how he feels on a lot of these policy things enough that we're pretty up to date, pretty in tune, if you will, with what his thinking is on a lot of things. But in terms of his poise, the sense that this time around he learned a lot the first time. I mean, just take us into his mindset a little bit from sitting down with him, and and and what you felt like you were gathering from this guy who still has the weight of the world on his shoulders but always seems calm, cool and collected that when he's a little angry.

You know, this is one of these things where Trump talks I think to enough people, and you know, we hear how he feels on a lot of these policy things enough that we're pretty up to date, pretty in tune, if you will, with what his thinking is on a lot of things. But in terms of his poise, the sense that this time around he learned a lot the first time. I mean, just take us into his mindset a little bit from sitting down with him, and and and what you felt like you were gathering from this guy who still has the weight of the world on his shoulders but always seems calm, cool and collected that when he's a little angry.

But you know, for the most part, yeah, he is.

But you know, for the most part, yeah, he is.

And it's that confidence and sort of New York swagger that he's just had. He's really as far as back as he can remember. He says, it's just he does. You know, I said, you sort of act against the grain quite often. And he says, well, you know, I've got the hat that says Trump was always right, But he says, I just it's I don't feel.

And it's that confidence and sort of New York swagger that he's just had. He's really as far as back as he can remember. He says, it's just he does. You know, I said, you sort of act against the grain quite often. And he says, well, you know, I've got the hat that says Trump was always right, But he says, I just it's I don't feel.

I'm a rebel.

I'm a rebel.

I just have an innate sense of what's the right thing to do, and I do it, and I don't really care what other people say. And he said, for instance, he pointed to the la riots, and you know, last time he sort of regretted in twenty twenty that he wasn't as forceful. But he said, at the time, well, I just thought, really I would leave it to the governors to make those decisions. But obviously the Blue states, the blue governors did not do that. Whether it was because they thought that they, you know, it would be a great way of beating Donald Trump at the polls later that year, which I guess worked. But this time round, he said, this is a much more consequential presidency. He feels it because, well, in part, he said, because he's got.

I just have an innate sense of what's the right thing to do, and I do it, and I don't really care what other people say. And he said, for instance, he pointed to the la riots, and you know, last time he sort of regretted in twenty twenty that he wasn't as forceful. But he said, at the time, well, I just thought, really I would leave it to the governors to make those decisions. But obviously the Blue states, the blue governors did not do that. Whether it was because they thought that they, you know, it would be a great way of beating Donald Trump at the polls later that year, which I guess worked. But this time round, he said, this is a much more consequential presidency. He feels it because, well, in part, he said, because he's got.

Did we lose her again? I think we might have lost it again. I'm back.

Did we lose her again? I think we might have lost it again. I'm back.

Yeah, I'm very sorry about it. My stupid phone. And yeah, he just feels like, you've got a better team more more like he said that I had some stars last time, but I also had some losers, And.

Yeah, I'm very sorry about it. My stupid phone. And yeah, he just feels like, you've got a better team more more like he said that I had some stars last time, but I also had some losers, And.

Yes, category did.

Yes, category did.

And it's important that he recognized that, I think, Miranda. And one of the challenges early on was Trump was this political phenomen talking about term one, you know, first first administration. He's this political phenomenon. But a lot of us who were who voted for Trump in twenty sixteen, who were excited about it, some of the people that were in charge, whether it was the mooch or some of the others that got into that administration, we all knew right away, well, this.

And it's important that he recognized that, I think, Miranda. And one of the challenges early on was Trump was this political phenomen talking about term one, you know, first first administration. He's this political phenomenon. But a lot of us who were who voted for Trump in twenty sixteen, who were excited about it, some of the people that were in charge, whether it was the mooch or some of the others that got into that administration, we all knew right away, well, this.

Is not a good you know, this is not a good idea.

Is not a good you know, this is not a good idea.

Uh.

Uh.

And Trump realized that and this time around, I look at the team that he picked, and I think it's not just that we think it's good. The results, the speed, the efficiency with which they're moving on the agenda is the you know, at this stage at least they still have a lot to do. But that is the result of somebody, or those are the actions of somebody who I think clearly learned a lot on the job the first time around and came ready to play day one this time.

And Trump realized that and this time around, I look at the team that he picked, and I think it's not just that we think it's good. The results, the speed, the efficiency with which they're moving on the agenda is the you know, at this stage at least they still have a lot to do. But that is the result of somebody, or those are the actions of somebody who I think clearly learned a lot on the job the first time around and came ready to play day one this time.

Yes, and he said that, he in fact said, you know, having that four years in between, I mean, he could not have been more negative about Joe Biden and how he destroyed the country, but he said, people saw how bad it was, and you know, he'd fix the border, but he got no credit for it. But this time he's absolutely determined to undo the damage and he's confident that he will be able to do it. He's very bullish on the economy and his big beautiful bill. He says, well, he says only phase one. He's got other things to do, and he reckons that the economic boost that it will give us will pay for they'll be able to start paying down the debt, so you know, and that was sort of ripoffed to Elon and he's just very bullish and confident. The only thing I did pick up was, you know, he's he's disappointed about Iran. He said he really thought they were going to get the deal done, but just the last few days he's realized. He said, they've changed. And I asked, what do you mean they've changed? And he wouldn't really be drawn on that, but he just said he felt that they wanted to do a deal before. Now he's not so sure. But either way, he said, they're not getting a nuclear bomb. They are not. That's not happening, and you know, it can either happen the nice way or he really doesn't want people to die, but they're not getting the nuclear bomb.

Yes, and he said that, he in fact said, you know, having that four years in between, I mean, he could not have been more negative about Joe Biden and how he destroyed the country, but he said, people saw how bad it was, and you know, he'd fix the border, but he got no credit for it. But this time he's absolutely determined to undo the damage and he's confident that he will be able to do it. He's very bullish on the economy and his big beautiful bill. He says, well, he says only phase one. He's got other things to do, and he reckons that the economic boost that it will give us will pay for they'll be able to start paying down the debt, so you know, and that was sort of ripoffed to Elon and he's just very bullish and confident. The only thing I did pick up was, you know, he's he's disappointed about Iran. He said he really thought they were going to get the deal done, but just the last few days he's realized. He said, they've changed. And I asked, what do you mean they've changed? And he wouldn't really be drawn on that, but he just said he felt that they wanted to do a deal before. Now he's not so sure. But either way, he said, they're not getting a nuclear bomb. They are not. That's not happening, and you know, it can either happen the nice way or he really doesn't want people to die, but they're not getting the nuclear bomb.

Where does this go in your mind? The Elon Trump relationship a lot of drama Trump. Elon apologized to Trump publicly last night, it seems, and I bet you felt kind of the same way that Trump has been somewhat restrained in his response to Elon. And there's reports out there that he basically considers Elon to be fifty percent genius fifty percent boy kid, and I do think there's some truth to that as well. How would you assess where this goes from here.

Where does this go in your mind? The Elon Trump relationship a lot of drama Trump. Elon apologized to Trump publicly last night, it seems, and I bet you felt kind of the same way that Trump has been somewhat restrained in his response to Elon. And there's reports out there that he basically considers Elon to be fifty percent genius fifty percent boy kid, and I do think there's some truth to that as well. How would you assess where this goes from here.

Yeah, you're absolutely spot on. I mean, he does you know. I think I got the impression when they was still in good company together that Trump was fascinated by him because of his success and I guess he's brilliance, and so he was sort of watching him and looking at him and engaged in conversation with him, but listening very intently, almost like you look at an insect under the glass. You know, it's not in a mean way, in a nice way. I mean, he's quite paternal with him. I felt Elon Musk treated Donald Trump as a father figure, which is really why it's so sad that it's all blown up. Look, I asked Donal Trump a few times about Elon, and he said, look, I don't bear any ill will towards him. But I am just too busy fixing the world. I'm not thinking about him. And you know, I believe, you know, Elon may have tried to reach out a couple of times or you know, I don't know a bit, not that Donald Trump told me that, but I heard that somewhere else and we and I think that he's just letting him cool off. And I don't know that Donald Trump will ever be able to have that same very close relationship because Elon, even though he's apologized, he kind of broke something.

Yeah, you're absolutely spot on. I mean, he does you know. I think I got the impression when they was still in good company together that Trump was fascinated by him because of his success and I guess he's brilliance, and so he was sort of watching him and looking at him and engaged in conversation with him, but listening very intently, almost like you look at an insect under the glass. You know, it's not in a mean way, in a nice way. I mean, he's quite paternal with him. I felt Elon Musk treated Donald Trump as a father figure, which is really why it's so sad that it's all blown up. Look, I asked Donal Trump a few times about Elon, and he said, look, I don't bear any ill will towards him. But I am just too busy fixing the world. I'm not thinking about him. And you know, I believe, you know, Elon may have tried to reach out a couple of times or you know, I don't know a bit, not that Donald Trump told me that, but I heard that somewhere else and we and I think that he's just letting him cool off. And I don't know that Donald Trump will ever be able to have that same very close relationship because Elon, even though he's apologized, he kind of broke something.

Yeah, there are things you can't say.

Yeah, there are things you can't say.

I think we all just know this from our own lives, whether it's to your spouse or to a colleague or a close friend.

I think we all just know this from our own lives, whether it's to your spouse or to a colleague or a close friend.

There are lines, and.

There are lines, and.

He definitely crossed some lines that are that I don't think we'll be able to be undone. But I also think that they'll collaborate as needed in the future, but from a more shall we say, professional distance and less of almost like adopted sun status, which is what Elon.

He definitely crossed some lines that are that I don't think we'll be able to be undone. But I also think that they'll collaborate as needed in the future, but from a more shall we say, professional distance and less of almost like adopted sun status, which is what Elon.

It felt like Elon was getting there for a while.

It felt like Elon was getting there for a while.

Yes, And I mean Elon's own father was so disastrous for him. I think that's a need that he has. And you know, it was a real romance. I mean, he was sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom. He really admired Donald Trump enormously and it was almost a childlike from my observation, and certainly I think that's the where Donald Trump felt. But you know, you just can't go back. And maybe it's a lesson that Elon will have. But look, Donald Trump is showing that he's not going to be nasty to Elon, and he really could have. Normally he strikes back quite unkindly, but he also is quite a sensitive man. I think he has insight into other people's feelings, and I think he knew that Elon was sort of in a bit of a manic phase and would regret what he'd said, which obviously he has because he's tweeted posting, I mean, you wouldn't want to be Elon.

Yes, And I mean Elon's own father was so disastrous for him. I think that's a need that he has. And you know, it was a real romance. I mean, he was sleeping in the Lincoln bedroom. He really admired Donald Trump enormously and it was almost a childlike from my observation, and certainly I think that's the where Donald Trump felt. But you know, you just can't go back. And maybe it's a lesson that Elon will have. But look, Donald Trump is showing that he's not going to be nasty to Elon, and he really could have. Normally he strikes back quite unkindly, but he also is quite a sensitive man. I think he has insight into other people's feelings, and I think he knew that Elon was sort of in a bit of a manic phase and would regret what he'd said, which obviously he has because he's tweeted posting, I mean, you wouldn't want to be Elon.

Well.

Well.

People can go listen to the full interview of Podforce one correct, Podforce one, Yes, Podforce one with Miranda Devine. Go check it out where we get your podcast. Miranda always great work, Thanks for hanging out with us.

People can go listen to the full interview of Podforce one correct, Podforce one, Yes, Podforce one with Miranda Devine. Go check it out where we get your podcast. Miranda always great work, Thanks for hanging out with us.

Thank you so much for having me.

Thank you so much for having me.

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I could beat a big woman, and I'm not insulting a big women by saying that he means tall. Yes, not like Burley, not like obese, although I do think fat women would have a tough time with dig is the preferred uh, like a four or a five, A power forward or a sinner. A big woman meaning tall, I think that they can't handle the ball and I can't shoot. I would beat Angel Reese one on one. I offered one hundred thousand dollars and a head to head matchup. That's more than she makes to play a whole year in the WNBA, and.

I could beat a big woman, and I'm not insulting a big women by saying that he means tall. Yes, not like Burley, not like obese, although I do think fat women would have a tough time with dig is the preferred uh, like a four or a five, A power forward or a sinner. A big woman meaning tall, I think that they can't handle the ball and I can't shoot. I would beat Angel Reese one on one. I offered one hundred thousand dollars and a head to head matchup. That's more than she makes to play a whole year in the WNBA, and.

She blocked me. Okay, on total we have we had not in real life for half the dose of sanity. Here from cc a podcast listener named Charles. He wanted to weigh in on this idea.

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Play it, play buck love the show, but Clay, you cannot be angel.

Play it, play buck love the show, but Clay, you cannot be angel.

I would love to see that though.

I would love to see that though.

I think I honestly would love it. Like I'll throw money into this pot too. I'm excited about this idea. I think if I trained, I would smoke her. My eighth grade son, his basketball team they offered to put me through. This would be a good documentary. They were gonna put me through training. They're pretty good. I think they got some future d one. What are your let's tall? It so so my moves back in the day, I like to go to the hoop. Yeah I was a shooter, but I like to go to the hoop. I was a big double pump lay up guy. That was my favorite.

I think I honestly would love it. Like I'll throw money into this pot too. I'm excited about this idea. I think if I trained, I would smoke her. My eighth grade son, his basketball team they offered to put me through. This would be a good documentary. They were gonna put me through training. They're pretty good. I think they got some future d one. What are your let's tall? It so so my moves back in the day, I like to go to the hoop. Yeah I was a shooter, but I like to go to the hoop. I was a big double pump lay up guy. That was my favorite.

If you had an old man, white man game.

If you had an old man, white man game.

Oh yeah, we're young. I was big into boxing out. You know I do that boxing out. The coach would always be excited if you did that. Uh, but what was your coach? Are you a skyhook guy?

Oh yeah, we're young. I was big into boxing out. You know I do that boxing out. The coach would always be excited if you did that. Uh, but what was your coach? Are you a skyhook guy?

Because I would I would so First of all, I'm forty six now, so my biggest concern about a one on one matchup, and I'm just talking about half blowing out your ACL probably oh yeah, or a bad sprained ankle and not being able to finish the game. I don't think Angel Reese makes about thirty five percent of her shots, and I understand some of those are contested. She's not shooting more than five feet away from the basket. I don't think she could make contested shots against me. Now, I am concerned for.

Because I would I would so First of all, I'm forty six now, so my biggest concern about a one on one matchup, and I'm just talking about half blowing out your ACL probably oh yeah, or a bad sprained ankle and not being able to finish the game. I don't think Angel Reese makes about thirty five percent of her shots, and I understand some of those are contested. She's not shooting more than five feet away from the basket. I don't think she could make contested shots against me. Now, I am concerned for.

The point guards or the shooting guards who can handle the basketball. I think they could get to the basket and make step back shots on me. I don't think Angel Reese could score on me. That's way to get to the old man hipcheck.

The point guards or the shooting guards who can handle the basketball. I think they could get to the basket and make step back shots on me. I don't think Angel Reese could score on me. That's way to get to the old man hipcheck.

You know what I mean. You got to throw that weight around a little bit. I mean Angel Reese is six'. THREE i am six. FOOT i bet we probably jump about the same. Height it's like she's gonna dunk on. ME i THINK i.

You know what I mean. You got to throw that weight around a little bit. I mean Angel Reese is six'. THREE i am six. FOOT i bet we probably jump about the same. Height it's like she's gonna dunk on. ME i THINK i.

Could box her. OUT i Think i'm a better outside shooter Than Angel. Reese and IF i got video of you popping the, dame IF i can see if you actually can, shoot IF i got to play with the girl sized, basketball which is. SMALLER i could pault that thing Like I'm shaquille. O'Neal i would make a lot of outside shots if it's like A papa. Shot remember When Ted cruz Played Jimmy. Kimmel i'll tell YOU i would Smoke Jimmy kimmel in one on. One you think you could Beat Jimmy kimmel on one on?

Could box her. OUT i Think i'm a better outside shooter Than Angel. Reese and IF i got video of you popping the, dame IF i can see if you actually can, shoot IF i got to play with the girl sized, basketball which is. SMALLER i could pault that thing Like I'm shaquille. O'Neal i would make a lot of outside shots if it's like A papa. Shot remember When Ted cruz Played Jimmy. Kimmel i'll tell YOU i would Smoke Jimmy kimmel in one on. One you think you could Beat Jimmy kimmel on one on?

One, yes, okay, now all, right all, right, YEAH i THINK i THINK i would Beat. Genn next question is you Versus. TED i THINK i THINK i would Beat Ted. Kruz did you hear That Senator cruz? Paiging Senator cruz

One, yes, okay, now all, right all, right, YEAH i THINK i THINK i would Beat. Genn next question is you Versus. TED i THINK i THINK i would Beat Ted. Kruz did you hear That Senator cruz? Paiging Senator cruz