Buck Sexton

Clay, how much of what's going on? Bill O'Reilly mentioned this earlier in the hour. It was a great interview. Go back and listen if you missed it on the Clay and Buck podcast. How much of this? We know Mexico, there's very real national security, fentanyl, economic, a whole range of issues that the tariffs touch on there. That's its own set of things.

Clay, how much of what's going on? Bill O'Reilly mentioned this earlier in the hour. It was a great interview. Go back and listen if you missed it on the Clay and Buck podcast. How much of this? We know Mexico, there's very real national security, fentanyl, economic, a whole range of issues that the tariffs touch on there. That's its own set of things.

With Canada, how much of this is just Trump wants to give Justin Trudeau a wedgie and push him into the locker in front of everybody? You know, I wonder how much of this is driven by just teaching Trudeau a lesson.

With Canada, how much of this is just Trump wants to give Justin Trudeau a wedgie and push him into the locker in front of everybody? You know, I wonder how much of this is driven by just teaching Trudeau a lesson.

With Canada, how much of this is just Trump wants to give Justin Trudeau a wedgie and push him into the locker in front of everybody? You know, I wonder how much of this is driven by just teaching Trudeau a lesson.

I think what Trump wants ultimately is reciprocity from these countries because there are a lot of tariffs that they have against U.S. goods. And this is where people in this argument, I understand, we're told by the economic expert industrial complex that tariffs are a tax and tariffs are bad and tariffs won't help us. There's still, I think, a pretty broad sense of that.

I think what Trump wants ultimately is reciprocity from these countries because there are a lot of tariffs that they have against U.S. goods. And this is where people in this argument, I understand, we're told by the economic expert industrial complex that tariffs are a tax and tariffs are bad and tariffs won't help us. There's still, I think, a pretty broad sense of that.

I think what Trump wants ultimately is reciprocity from these countries because there are a lot of tariffs that they have against U.S. goods. And this is where people in this argument, I understand, we're told by the economic expert industrial complex that tariffs are a tax and tariffs are bad and tariffs won't help us. There's still, I think, a pretty broad sense of that.

going on and yet why does why does china have all these tariffs against u.s goods why does canada have all these tariffs why does the eu have all these tariffs against u.s goods if it's so manifestly not advantageous to have tariffs why do these countries have them against us and clay i think that also leads to what trump wants is for them not to do that

going on and yet why does why does china have all these tariffs against u.s goods why does canada have all these tariffs why does the eu have all these tariffs against u.s goods if it's so manifestly not advantageous to have tariffs why do these countries have them against us and clay i think that also leads to what trump wants is for them not to do that

going on and yet why does why does china have all these tariffs against u.s goods why does canada have all these tariffs why does the eu have all these tariffs against u.s goods if it's so manifestly not advantageous to have tariffs why do these countries have them against us and clay i think that also leads to what trump wants is for them not to do that

And so by saying, and this is a little bit like the trade war issue with China from the first Trump administration, people kept saying, oh, no, he's going to start a trade war with China. Anybody who understood the U.S.-China trade situation would tell you we were already in a trade war. It's just they were fighting it and we were getting the short end of the stick.

And so by saying, and this is a little bit like the trade war issue with China from the first Trump administration, people kept saying, oh, no, he's going to start a trade war with China. Anybody who understood the U.S.-China trade situation would tell you we were already in a trade war. It's just they were fighting it and we were getting the short end of the stick.

And so by saying, and this is a little bit like the trade war issue with China from the first Trump administration, people kept saying, oh, no, he's going to start a trade war with China. Anybody who understood the U.S.-China trade situation would tell you we were already in a trade war. It's just they were fighting it and we were getting the short end of the stick.

So, you know, instead of a one way trade war, all of a sudden it turned into both people were playing hardball. So I think that's just his baseline mentality on this. But it might get a little rocky here, everyone. And I went I went yesterday. I couldn't find any eggs in the grocery store. You ever see you had that yet?

So, you know, instead of a one way trade war, all of a sudden it turned into both people were playing hardball. So I think that's just his baseline mentality on this. But it might get a little rocky here, everyone. And I went I went yesterday. I couldn't find any eggs in the grocery store. You ever see you had that yet?

So, you know, instead of a one way trade war, all of a sudden it turned into both people were playing hardball. So I think that's just his baseline mentality on this. But it might get a little rocky here, everyone. And I went I went yesterday. I couldn't find any eggs in the grocery store. You ever see you had that yet?

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A week from tomorrow, I'm doing something exciting with my dad, appearing online in a conversation you don't want to miss. This has far more to do with my father's expertise than mine, but you're going to find it really interesting, and you could benefit big time. Look, I grew up in New York City, as you know. My dad made his living researching and predicting the stock market.