Welcome back in final hour of the week.

14 hours up working on the 15th hour now.

We've been talking about the TikTok ban,

the President Trump Lawfare officially coming to a conclusion in New York City,

in many ways at least.

We're going to be joined now by our friend Andy McCarthy.

But I also want to mention, in the meantime,

I think we have like 100,000

TikTok followers on the Clay and Buck Show. So I should mention that we are active on TikTok.

Basically, if you go on to any social media platform, in addition to being able to hear us

three hours every day, whether it's TikTok, whether it's Instagram, whether it's

Facebook, whether it's Twitter. You can put in my name, you can put in Buck's name, you can put

in Clay and Buck, and you will find us on every social media platform under the sun. I doubt

that Andy McCarthy has been like Buck Sexton practicing dance moves in his apartment trying to get ready for

TikTok celebritydom. Maybe he has. He's a Mets fan after all. There's not a lot to dance for,

though, at least not historically. And Andy joins us now. We're going to get into a bunch of

stuff, Andy. Met's had a good offseason, by the way. Congratulations on your owner being so

rich. You can pay whatever he wants for anybody. It's a nice thing to have. But let's dive into

some of these legal related issues. I just, I understand that the Trump team is angry about the fact

that a sentencing occurred. But if you and I had gone on the air when all this started and said, if Trump is convicted

of everything, eventually it's going to lead to an unconditional discharge where effectively

Judge Merchan acknowledges that there is no punishment and there are no consequences other

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