Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back in everybody to the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show.

We are talking a lot about the future of the GOP here.

We just had an election, some good, some bad, some winsome losses.

Certainly not as many wins as we wanted, but we've got to make sense of it all,

and you are best to have a strategy going forward for the country,

to have as much prosperity and freedom and, yes, security as we can for as long as we can.

This is like whenever I do a live speech, as always, somebody somewhere who asks me,

how do we get our country back? And I always have to tell them the question needs to be for how long?

Because it's always going to be temporal. The fight's going to continue.

It's not like there's one day we win and everything is going to work and everything is going

to make sense thereafter. Obviously one area where I think there's going to be there should be a

robust conversation going forward is on foreign policy. You know, for example, right now,

we have some sense of what Donald Trump's foreign policy is. And as he said last night in his speech,

he was the first president certainly in my adult, no, the first president in my lifetime,

to not get involved in a major military conflict of some kind abroad. I mean, I guess you could say,

no, Clinton, sorry, air campaign in Bosnia. So no, I think he's the first one to not engage in

major military, new major military action abroad in my lifetime. And even in Clay's lifetime,

I mean, which is saying a lot. So so here, here we are looking at at the DeSantis possibility in

the primary and people are asking a question, totally fair one. What is the Rhonda's

Sanctus foreign policy? If he does get into this nomination contest, what about Lenyunkan?

What about the GOP more generally? And I'm just bringing this up. This isn't about the primary.

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