Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us, rolling through the third hour of the program.

And we are joined now by our, we want to say thanks, by the way, to all of you out there listening on the dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of new affiliate stations, all starting today and in the weeks ahead.

We appreciate you. We've gone over 500 in affiliates, massive number, all 50 states.

And a guy who occasionally likes to check it on us when he's running around his district and

running around the nation trying to make sure that we are on the right track.

Our friend, Congressman Jim Jordan, great state of Ohio. Congressman, how are things going? We've probably... nation trying to make sure that we are on the right track our friend congressman jim jordan great

state of ohio uh congressman how are things going we appreciate you swinging by you've had good to be

good to be with you guys and congratulations on the just ever-growing audience out there and more stations

that uh it just says what a good job y'all. So far so good. Four years in.

Let's dive into what you're focused on right now, which is the federal district court judges have emerged as the primary resistance to Trump's authority in the United States. The Democrat Party has collapsed.

We were talking about the overall approval

ratings hitting all-time lows at NBC and CNN. What do you think about these federal district

court judges and what do you think should be done to stop one judge who is oftentimes an Obama

appointee from trying to keep President Trump from being

able to enact the executive actions that the American people put him in office to do?

Yeah, I think several things.

We have oversight of Article 3 courts, so we're looking at all this.

So there's sort of the general general oversight function and then there's

legislation that we can do and i i i was telling buck i listened we were driving this

morning and i heard i heard uh your show from friday we were playing as we're heading

off to a meeting and you were talking about this issue and we passed this bill two I think two or three

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