Welcome at everybody. Friday edition of Clay and Buck kicks off now. Our man Clay out for the day on route.

Actually, I believe he's already landing. In Israel, he'll be coming to us live from Israel next week, and I'll be here stateside.

So having a conversation halfway around the world with our buddy Clay. He'll be bringing

us ground truth about what's going on over there with Israel, surrounded by enemies like Hamas and

Hezbollah, though it has taken the fight to them, as we know, over the last year. And the

situation on the ground has improved in terms of Israeli security

dramatically. So we'll be discussing that next week. Today, though, really the whole focus

is going to be on what's happening here at home. Some updates on the assassination of the

United Healthcare CEO. This has turned into an internet sleuthing phenomenon.

Everyone trying to figure out, based on the photos released, based on the city bike path of his escape, who this guy is?

Are they ever going to catch him?

Is he a professional or not?

These are all conversations that are ongoing.

We will get into some of this.

Mayor Eric Adams, a lot of New York on my mind right now.

Mayor Eric Adams seems to leave open the possibility that he's going to be willing to work with Republicans a whole lot more than anybody anticipated in this incoming administration.

I see, I'm telling you, once the feds are set on you by Democrats for partisan reasons,

all of a sudden Republicans don't look so scary, right?

All of a sudden, the incoming Trump administration looks like somebody might want to extend

a hand to.

I think this opportunity from Mayor Eric Adams for Trump, or maybe the opportunity from Trump

to Mayor Eric Adams, could be fortuitous for America's largest city and my

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