third hour of the clay travis and buck sexton show gets going right now and we've been talking a lot today about

the super bowl the aftermath of the super bowl not so much the sports uh gamesmanship and all that but

uh the politics around it the first time a president has ever been to a Super Bowl was President Trump this weekend.

He was cheered by the audience when they went to him during the national anthem,

which is certainly, I think, a stirring moment for many of us.

And then he sat down.

It was pretty quick.

He did an interview with Fox News's Brett Baer.

And I wanted to go through some of this with you because one thing about Trump that's

amazing is you have so much transparency about not just what the government under his

leadership and stewardship is trying to do,

but what he thinks, you don't have to wonder what Trump thinks about anything because he is,

well, maybe some things, but he is very transparent with where his mind is on a whole range of issues.

So, for example, this is cut 11.

Brett Baer talked about the onslaught of executive orders, which so many of us feel like

is just fantastic, and it's exactly the kind of first month we wanted to see out of this

administration.

Here's how

Trump responded to this notion. You know, it seems the first days of this administration

are like a no huddle offense. You know, plays going down the field, one after another. There's a

long list of things you've already got done in three weeks. Big border policy changes, ice crackdowns on criminals,

taking biological men out of women and girls sports,

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