Buck Sexton

It's interesting.

You see who's for real and who belongs in the cheap seats.

I think we have something of a an obligation with a platform this big for to have people who are writing good.

We need good books to be written about what we believe and about what matters to us.

Those of us who see the world the way that we do.

And we have a role to play in that.

You know, it's it's and some other places are abandoning that role unless you're in a very narrow subset.

And that's a shame.

But this platform and many others like it.

And I will say many of the independent, big conservative names are having me on.

They've had you on the past, Clay.

And they also take that approach.

So you know we can't have every book on or this would be a this would be just like a This show would just be like a book club because everybody I I feel badly I mean I get I do you get the same thing I get literal boxes of books Pile up at my I don't know how they find I guess the publishers know where I live they find my home They send it to my home address And I refuse to ever throw a book in the trash no matter whose book it is so I have to find a home for this I'll donate it to the library

I'll give it away to friends who want that particular author, etc.

But I feel like I'm the custodian of all these books that I never asked for.

I don't have enough room.

I mean, you've you've been in the series me here, Clay.

I don't have enough bookshelves for the books that I already have.

And I keep accruing more.

Yes, I think that is definitely the case, and I guess we do use the term back in the day sometimes.