third hour clay and buck kicks off now and our friend ryan grudusky joins us he's got the

podcast it's a numbers game in the clay and buck network also writes a fantastic substack

which you should subscribe to speaking of a substack here's the latest trump's gold visa is bad policy

i saw this in my inbox this morning, and I talked to Ryan.

I said, you know, Ryan, there's somebody that I know quite well who thinks it is not bad policy,

who is very excited about this, and I want to just let you two step into the Thunderdome over it,

and I get to just eat the popcorn and watch.

Clay says that you

could, you should just exactly what you think about this policy. You will not hurt his feelings.

Clay is not a, not a, a, a, a, uh, thin-skinned individual when it comes to the gold card policy.

So take me through your argument here because I, to be fair, yesterday I said, I, you know, I don't love it, I don't hate it, I see some problems with it. Clay thinks amazing. You think not a good idea. Why?

So the policy that Trump's is there and says, first of all, one, there's legality problems, right? The president does not have the power to create a new green card process all in his own.

So how does he sit there and offer a green card process? It would be through some kind of wrangling that Biden had with illegal immigrants to basically offer them a pathway into the country legally, illegally, but have a $5 million hold.

It doesn't really make sense. And it's not something a lot of wealthy individuals would do

because there's a lot of legality problems.

That's, first of all.

Secondly, he says it's to replace the EB-5 visa.

The president does not have the ability to end visas on his own.

That's another problem with it.

The EB-5 visa, which is what people are comparing

this to, is a visa that if wealthy people can invest $800,000 to $1 million in this country

and higher Americans in low-income areas, 10 Americans in low-income areas, they can get an

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