Clay Travis

But they would say if it wasn't non-dischargeable, that would have to then factor into the risk profile and you'd have the same problem of not having the higher rates.

This is a complicated issue.

But here on Trump, Clay, to your point, because I think it's a brilliant one.

Sorry, I just got fired up because I still remember opening.

I still remember that call from the collection agency.

And I was just like, you scumbags.

And I'm like, my credit's ruined.

The credit card company's getting like a 60X return on $5 for nothing, for literally nothing, for shutting down an account.

It's absurd.

Anyway, and yeah, I think I wouldn't have qualified for a Fannie Mae loan based on this one thing at that time.

That's how bad it was because it had gone on for like a year.

And once it goes beyond 90 days, you're screwed.

My point is Trump understands this and he knows that he's putting heat on the credit card companies and he knows whether he has the right or rather the legal ability or not.

Clay, he has the political ability right now to maybe get some concessions out of them, maybe get them to not do some of the grosser stuff they do, maybe move them in the right direction.

All right, third hour of Clay and Buck kicks off now, everybody.

Show flying by today.

Thanks for being with us.

We're talking a lot about the Trump economy today.

We're getting deep into the credit card discussion there.

Send us your thoughts if you have also credit card horror stories.