Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sxton Show Podcast.

Second hour of Clay and Buck starts right now, everybody.

Thanks for being here with us and we need to take a moment to talk about the situation of Florida.

You see, as a Florida resident, I walk around and when I talk people here, you know what?

There are some complaints. There are some complaints.

There are people who will point out that housing prices here have gone up a lot.

Because of something called supply and demand, when a lot of people want to live in a place,

then it becomes more expensive to live there because of the housing supply and then you hope

that they build more and then that will equalize, but right now, so housing is expensive.

Not a lot of snow here. So if you like sledding with your kid, southern Florida,

not a great spot for that. You're going to enjoy life up a New England or Montana more if you

really want snow. We don't have seasons, but despite, despite some of those downsides,

this is the place that is getting more of an inflow from people moving and they're overwhelmingly,

both anecdotally and by the data, center right people who have just said, I've had enough

of Democrat madness and I'm going to go to Florida. Now this is also happening with Tennessee

and Texas, but Florida has been particularly at the forefront of this phenomenon.

And it's going to be something you hear a lot about because it's also really the calling card. It's

the primary achievement of Governor Ronda Santis, who is going to be running for president here

in just a matter of days. I don't have any knowledge of this more than just what we see in the press

and what people are talking about right now in terms of when the announcement will be. It's going

to be this week. We all know it's coming. And I think it's interesting that some of the argument

now is Florida was always great and people were always moving there. It's like guys, I need the

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