Welcome in our number two, Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. I'm still in D.C.

Buck got up super early in the morning to return to Miami. That is where he is right now.

We are reacting to a dynamic first 24 hours of the Trump presidency as he continues to implement

so many of the different promises he has made during the course of the campaign,

among them freeing essentially all of the January 6th prisoners from all of their criminal-related issues,

treating them basically the same as everybody who was involved in the BLM riots for much of 2020.

You got a crazy story that they are trying to, I would say, manufacture out of completely

nothing in accusing Elon Musk of making a Hitler salute.

They really can't leave the Hitler angle, even though Trump won record number of Jewish voters.

And if Israel were able to vote, Trump would have won on the same kind of manner as he won Wyoming or West Virginia. That is, Trump is wildly popular all

throughout Israel. And Trump is instrumental in getting all of the hostages back, including bringing

some of the hostage families on stage with him yesterday at the Capitol 1 arena during his post-inauguration rally.

All of that underway.

But Buck, you hit on something that I think is really significant.

And that is the culture, the business, the sports world, suddenly getting in line behind Trump.

And I was thinking about this last night, Buck, as I watched at the inaugural ball,

the village people come out to perform YMCA and Trump dancing along with it at the ball.

But you combine that with all of the different musicians, all of the different

athletes, all of the different CEOs and business executives.

And we have witnessed a transformative cultural movement, the likes of which we've never

seen before.

In 2017, it was we've got to isolate Trump, put on our vagina hats, and claim that he

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