I'm Maria Konnikova. And I'm Nate Silver. And our new podcast, Risky Business, is a show about making better decisions. We're both journalists who moonlight as poker players. And that's the lens we're going to use to approach this entire show. We're going to be discussing everything from high-stakes poker to personal questions. Like whether I should call a plumber or fix my shower myself.

And of course, we'll be talking about the election too.

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Welcome, everybody.

Tuesday edition of the Clay and Buck show kicks off right now.

We've got a stack show for you today.

Clay out in sunny California, Buck down in sunny South Florida.

Hopefully the weather's nice wherever you are across the country.

But this is not a weather show.

We're going to get into the politics here.

Got some great guests coming up.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt on the role that his state

would be willing to play in helping the Trump administration with the law and order policy

of deportations. We'll discuss that. Bridge Colby, co-founder of the Marathon Initiative. He's going to

talk to us about why would Biden, we haven't discussed this yet on the show, why would Biden approve?

And first of all, that Biden is approving anything, Clay, is a problem?

Like we all understand this, right?

That Biden's judgment on matters of truly war and peace is something that we are still subject to, considering even Democrats admit he's got cognitive issues.

Very polite way of saying the guy's got, you know, senility, dementia.

It just seems like an outrage to me.

But anyway, he is still technically the commander in chief.

We'll certainly get a reminder of that when he pardons Hunter coming up here in just a matter of weeks.

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