Third hour, Clay and Buck kicks off now. Clay on a flight back to Nashville.

We were having a great time over the weekend and into inauguration Monday.

Great to be in our nation's Catholic yesterday.

I think I can finally feel my fingers and toes after having to walk a few miles around all the barricades and the street closures and everything else.

But it was worth it.

I could feel the glow, the warmth from all of the assembled Trump voters on the streets of D.C.,

Trump supporters all over the place.

It was like a Super Bowl team celebrating the big win, and the cold wasn't going to slow us down, even though it was like six degrees last night or something, or felt like six degrees last night.

But it was a fantastic inauguration.

I think everybody had a really enjoyable time that I saw and spoke to.

So many of you, it was great to see a lot of you. We are so gratified. Clay and I, and people

come up and say they listen to the show every day, were even the most gratified. And people

say they listen every day for three hours, if they can, which I really appreciate that. That's the,

that's like the elite, elite level of Clay and Buck listening is the all three hours every day when you can, you know, sometimes, you know, you got to do something.

But that's what the podcast is for, by the way.

If you ever miss it, you can listen anytime on demand, down with the IHeart Radio app and check

out the podcast.

So as we've been discussing today trump has absolutely hit the accelerator as soon as he stepped into the car

into the driver's seat here of this presidency and is doing an amazing job so far um An amazing job so far.

And I think here we go.

We've got Trump signing all these different executive orders.

He has also purged, this is New York Post, a thousand Biden appointees.

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