Buck Sexton

I think.

I'm going to make sure that that's correct because I don't want to.

By the time we have him on, we've got to make sure we get that right.

But I believe that he was one of the co-authors.

It's rough.

I will say this, by the way, on the weather thing.

It is actually far worse than I realized in Nashville all the way down to Mississippi.

I don't know if you've seen the footage, Buck.

They basically have shut down several interstates, and they are impassable in Mississippi right now.

Last night, I went to the Kentucky-Vanderbilt basketball game.

Vanderbilt University is shut down, which never happens.

I was blown away by how awful.

This was the first time I've left my house since the storm hit.

I was blown away by how awful the roads are and how significant the damage is from this winter storm that came through, the ice in particular.

Nashville is hammered all the way down into Mississippi.

There's about a 200-mile stretch, I would say, Buck,

where it is utterly devastating in terms of the number of people without power, the number of trees down, the amount of significant damage.

So we're thinking about all you guys out there that are from Nashville, basically south in this stretch, dealing with a truly awful scenario.

And yes, Buck pointed out, we were going to be in Washington, D.C.

with the president and with the treasury secretary today at these Trump account announcements, but we couldn't get up there.