Second hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now,

and I've got a lot to talk to you about.

We are still waiting to get more updates here on the ceasefire.

He's Netanyahu, the prime minister, trying to pull it all together here, get this done.

Also, TikTok, the CEO of TikTok, is going to be attending Trump's inauguration.

I think that Trump, the showman, has something up his sleeve here, has some things in mind

that will keep TikTok online. It was kind of sad. I was looking

at some TikTok yesterday and the people, some of the content creators were doing kind of a, um,

you know, I put this, they were doing like, I'm sorry, you know i put this they were doing like i'm sorry you know you could have like sarah mclaughlin

music playing in the background or something like it's been great you know i've enjoyed being a

content creator for all of you it's very i was kind of bummed out watching this it's like oh man

because they're i've never seen this before in the whole whole history of Facebook, Facebook has never just said, we're shutting down.

Same thing with Instagram. Same thing with, I mean, even Twitter when it was acquired, it never

shut down. And TikTok is supposed to go offline right now on Sunday. I think it's going to be

salvaged in some way.

I don't think it's actually going to go offline entirely.

We shall see there's some very interesting possibilities there.

But, Clay, it also makes me think about what a massive realignment is occurring within the media right now.

I think that the absolute worst point for press freedom and press honesty,

whether we're talking social media or the longstanding news entities like the New York Times, CNN, etc.,

was the Biden era of covid in particular

uh i think that's when things got completely out of control and and we've seen that i mean we've

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