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

Welcome everybody to the Wednesday edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show.

Clay here with me in South Florida for a very especial edition of the Clay and Buck Show.

Very warm weather here. Clay loving the Miami life all of a sudden.

It's phenomenal. I feel bad for bailing on the city of Nashville, right, as the Miami life all of a sudden. It's phenomenal. I feel bad for

bailing on the city of Nashville, right, as a couple of inches of snow hit. But it is nice to be an

80-degree short flip-flops weather for the next few days, so I'm not going to complain. It's a

good time to be in Miami. Tennesseeans, Clay had to be here. He's not abandoning you to the snowstorm, I promise. It's not that he just wanted the beautiful weather and didn't want to be up to his ankles and snow. We got a lot to talk to you about today, my friends. The remaking of the GOP under Trump will get into that. We've been talking about it. The numbers speak very clearly. To the extent that we can gauge any of this, the Trump

shift, not just in the GOP, which is now the Trump GOP, but nationally the electorate,

there's been major movement. We'll talk about that. We'll also get into this fascinating

feud with Kathy Hochel and Eric Adams in New York City.

Kathy Hockel, the governor, Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City.

And she is threatening for the first time, you know, New York's been around a long time.

You know, it's been there for a bit.

For the first time in the history of the state of New York, there could be a mayor of

New York City, duly elected, removed by the governor of New York State, and we shall get into

why, but this kind of intramural squabbling among Democrats, I think it's nothing but

a win for Trump, but it also just shows you what a mess,

what disarray they're in. So we're going to break that down for you, as you know, I was a New Yorker

for basically three plus decades. So still very much high up in my thoughts and my family's still

there. Got some interesting soundbites from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the economy and how things are going there.

And, yeah, we're going to be diving into all of it.

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