Welcome in.

So much winning going on.

I got to tell you, I know Buckfield's the same way.

Like every day I'm just super excited to wake up and see what the news of the day is.

And Trump is moving 16 days into his term so rapidly that I don't think we've seen anything like it in any of our lives

and almost everything he is doing is absolutely incredible. And my goodness, we just got to dive into

so much that's going on. So let me give you a little bit of a roadmap of where we're headed.

First of all, we'll be talking to Caroline Levitt, White House spokesperson in the third hour, actually Buckwill,

because I have to run and catch one of the only flights to New Orleans.

I know a tough thing.

I'm going to be down on Bourbon Street for the Super Bowl.

Thursday and Friday should be a lot of fun on the show talking about all that.

Look forward to hanging out with many of you down there.

But she is going to join us from the White House,

where today is National Women in Sports Day,

and Donald Trump is signing an executive order to ban all men from being able to compete in women's sports.

We're going to talk some about that.

It's amazing that he's got to do it, but also phenomenal that he is doing it and that he would be doing it on this day.

And we'll talk Caroline Levin about that, who is a former college athlete herself and has

been on this program quite a lot.

Also, Riley Gaines up there, who is an outkick worker among many other things, fabulous.

And her swimming against Leah Thomas is what really, I would say, put in motion much of the triumph that

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