Second hour of Clay and Buck kicks off now.

We have something to dive into on the law enforcement side.

You see, there are places where you might expect subversion of the Trump agenda to come from.

You would think that there are these deep state elements at places like USAID, for whatever

is left of it, who are going to do everything that they can to thwart the will of the Trump

agenda, and they're going to do everything they can to slow it down.

They'll even leak. They will quiet, quit. They will do all of the tricks of sabotage at their

disposal will be deployed. And you will see that happening throughout the administration.

But if there's one place where you'd like to think, other than the military,

and I'll talk about some military stuff that's going on here as well, good things going on in the military,

thanks to my old buddy Pete Hegseth, Now secretary. I mean, secretary Hegsett.

I mean, he's been, I've known him as Pete for 15 years, but now it's Secretary of Defense

Hegsaith doing some really good stuff.

But you would think or you would, maybe hope is a better word than think.

You would hope that from within the law enforcement community,

there would not be any actions taken that would

undermine the mission and endanger fellow law enforcement officers because of politics,

because of Trump derangement syndrome, because somebody in the law enforcement chain of command thinks

he or she knows better than the commander-in-chief knows better than the head of DHS, the head

of ICE, the head of perhaps the FBI itself about what should be done and what laws should be enforced.

This was, I mean, maybe stunning is, it's appalling.

That's a better word.

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