All right, second hour.

Clay and Buck kicks off right now.

Thanks for being here, everybody.

A couple big things to dive into.

One, the removal of BLM Plaza from Washington, D.C.

It is a great thing. It is dismantled. I'll tell you this. I've got some friends

in the D.C. in D.C. are a lot of friends in D.C. actually. And some of them are into the real

estate markets there in different ways. And D.C. it seems, is on an upswing right now.

Things are moving in the right direction as they are getting rid of radical left policies

and getting rid of the BLM mural that had been, it's like a mural on the street essentially. It was two city blocks,

two city blocks painted in 2020 and they are moving it. The mural spelling Black Lives Matter in bright

yellow letters was covered two blocks of 16th Street Northwest, painted

right away in June of 2020.

Oh, right at the height of the panic.

Oh, my gosh.

Look, one thing happened with one cop and one career criminal in one place, and now the

whole country has to be in a state of race panic.

It was horrible.

And I will tell you, I am very proud that at the time I did not get taken in by any of that nonsense,

that it was a moment of mass mobilization through mass hysteria, that people were constantly lying about and undermining police,

and that the policies that came from this,

the policies that resulted from BLM made a lot more people die.

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