Buck Sexton

Cheech and Chong, obviously very influential culturally.

Buck will be cringing because of their drug-induced cultural positivity.

I don't think there's anything else like it.

And so I'll start there.

I mean, if you're trying to do the same thing that everybody else has already done, it's oftentimes very difficult to stick out and or cut your own niche, your own lane.

But I think it works because we have, humbly, the smartest show, I think, daily that's in media.

And I think that's true if you're a liberal, if you're a conservative, if you're middle of the road, if you're not even particularly political in any nature at all.

I don't think there's a smarter show every day that's on.

And then in context with that, it's also fun.

Look, there's a...

An element every day when you're on for three hours, that's a really long time.

Buck talks about it.

It's true.

I talk to him more every day than I talk to my wife.

And he talks to me more than he talks to his wife oftentimes.

And so whatever you are, you can't fake radio.

You know this.

A lot of people fake TV.

They're very different in their one-hour television than their real life.

They can seem really nice on television, but then the staff all hates them and they're terrors to work with.