Welcome to the After Hours podcast, a behind the scenes of the Clay and Buck show.

Original content brought to you by the producers and anyone else on the team that we can drag into the studio.

This is producer Allie.

And producer Greg.

Just like an After Hours party, you never know where it's going to show up in the

Clay and Buck feed.

It's kind of like an Easter egg.

It's not going to be there all the time.

You never know.

But it's going to be fun, if not a little random.

And it's going to involve you, our audience, giving you a look into our world. Just all kinds of things about the show that you don't get to see, that we get to see that we think can be super interesting.

And we wanted to share with you that you don't get in the regular day-to-day Clay and Buck show.

And because today is the four-year anniversary of us losing Rush, Greg and I, having been longtime Rush employees, wanted to make this debut episode of After Hours a nod to him.

Yep.

We were talking about how Rush would have been so thrilled in this first month of over the moon of Trump's administration.

Absolutely. And he was especially prescient back during 2016. He had some, he had some observations

that were so on point. And when you go back and look at what he was saying about Trump and

some of his

frustrations, Trump's frustrations with how government was run, it's like, oh.

Absolutely. And I think that just pointing out how nothing could come between Trump and

his followers, too. The only thing that could turn them away is Trump himself. Right.

And if anything, that was really shown through the last four years of the Biden presidency,

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