Clay Travis

Hit it.

Clay, there will be accountability.

I hope that is, in fact, the case.

I'm glad you're admitting this because I believe you were giving me a bah humbug and making fun of me for being the uncle who gives his nieces and nephews, who are toddlers or babies, instead of useless, you know, like butterfly socks or something, I give them money in long-term either, you know, stock accounts or for the purposes of college.

Because that money grows, Clay.

Well, that is...

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

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Welcome back in to Clay and Buck.

And we are joined now by a very special guest, Joe LaVornia.

Counselor to the U.S.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant.

A lot of you will know him from his time as a senior economist for a big Wall Street bank on CNBC and other places.

Joe, welcome to the program.

Very happy to be on with you.

All right, we're talking Trump accounts, big event today in D.C., a lot of talk about economy stuff from the president and from Secretary Besant.

Let's start with Trump accounts, though.

What's the idea here?

Why does it matter so much to this administration and to the American people?