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and Buck kicks off Clay in Israel. Buck in Florida. We are international.

We're global today, my friend.

But we want to focus in here on the homeland for this next few moments.

We've got Donald Trump over the weekend laying out some plans.

And let me just note, I'm not the only one who is seeing it this way, Clay.

I think a lot of people are getting the sense that the left is on its heels.

The Democrats are on their back feet in a way that I don't know if we've ever seen them like this.

2016, they had that Trump, they had that trump surprise win right they were in a shock

and the in a frenzy and crying and you know panic rooms and everything else the democrats had

cry rooms but they immediately launched you know i remember there were marches in the street

not my president was what they were screaming and, and, you know,

whose streets are streets and we are the resistance. And right away, they leapt into this

mania of anti-Trumpism. Right now, there's almost a deafening silence. You know, there's

kind of just like, you know, Morning Joe could be any local news broadcast and a lot of kind of mid-tier markets across the country.

And I'm just waiting for me to be like, oh, like, look at this story about the ducks that got lost on their way through the storm drain.

You know, really kind of just, this is like silly.

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