Welcome in Thursday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton's show.

Can we start the count now?

I think we fairly can.

Four long days until Joe Biden is a distant memory of the nation.

We will discuss right off the top here in a moment.

His farewell address,

which was basically just a hectoring old man screams at the clouds while mangling a large percentage of the words that were written on his screen and being almost incapable of communication.

Also, there are a bunch of other things that are out there.

The ongoing confirmation hearings of the Trump team,

which I would describe honestly as a home run.

I mean, the Democrat attempt to levy some blame has just completely failed.

We've got all sorts of continued fallout from what we hope is going to be a lasting

ceasefire that gets the hostages back healthy and Israel, an argument over who exactly

deserves the credit for all of that.

What is Biden's legacy?

There is now talk of what exactly will happen with that.

And many different aspects associated with that.

But I would start with this buck.

I watched Joe Biden's farewell address to the nation, and it was awful.

I mean, truly awful.

It started with a strange metaphor about the Statue of Liberty and how it can move in the wind,

and yet it does not fall.

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