Buck Sexton

Grammy Awards were insanely woke, as one might imagine.

And we talked about that quite a lot yesterday.

And maybe the wokest part of the entire Grammy Awards was when Billie Eilish, a singer, got up and said, no one is illegal on stolen land.

Here is that cut, I believe cut 31 from Sunday night at the Grammys.

All right, Buck, I had some fun with this yesterday on the show, and I pointed out, hey, if your land is stolen, the nicest thing you could do is actually give it back.

And Billie Eilish lives in a multimillion-dollar Los Angeles mansion.

She had just one song of the year.

So this is very funny.

The Tongva tribe, not familiar with their work.

The Tongva tribe says they used to have the L.A.

area.

Great place to be living if you were a tribe, by the way.

I would imagine, you know, nice land in L.A.

They say Billie Eilish is living in a mansion built on their ancestral land.

This is the Tongva tribe in a statement to Fox News.

As the first people of the greater Los Angeles basin, we do understand that her home is situated in our ancestral land.

Eilish has not contacted our tribe directly regarding our property.

They are asking.

It's really funny.

Good for them.