Clay Travis

I don't have a direct answer. Obviously, big picture, it is we need to manufacture more goods in the United States. We need more jobs in the United States. I understand that. But in terms of practical impact, what is the sweet spot where he would say, hey, you know what? This is where we're getting the balance that we want. I don't know it.

And so I think that is the more challenging aspect of this. I do think... that Trump feels that Canada and Mexico have taken advantage of the United States in trade agreements for some time, and I do think he's accurate about that, and that we have bled to a large extent a lot of our manufacturing jobs as a result. I think he's correct about that.

And so I think that is the more challenging aspect of this. I do think... that Trump feels that Canada and Mexico have taken advantage of the United States in trade agreements for some time, and I do think he's accurate about that, and that we have bled to a large extent a lot of our manufacturing jobs as a result. I think he's correct about that.

And so I think that is the more challenging aspect of this. I do think... that Trump feels that Canada and Mexico have taken advantage of the United States in trade agreements for some time, and I do think he's accurate about that, and that we have bled to a large extent a lot of our manufacturing jobs as a result. I think he's correct about that.

And that Mexico is not doing enough to stop the flow of fentanyl, which is killing 100,000 people a year in the United States. All of those things true. China facilitating that as well. But what does success look like there? Success in Ukraine is no more people dying. Success in the Middle East is no more war. What is success on tariffs? I don't know the answer to that.

And that Mexico is not doing enough to stop the flow of fentanyl, which is killing 100,000 people a year in the United States. All of those things true. China facilitating that as well. But what does success look like there? Success in Ukraine is no more people dying. Success in the Middle East is no more war. What is success on tariffs? I don't know the answer to that.

And that Mexico is not doing enough to stop the flow of fentanyl, which is killing 100,000 people a year in the United States. All of those things true. China facilitating that as well. But what does success look like there? Success in Ukraine is no more people dying. Success in the Middle East is no more war. What is success on tariffs? I don't know the answer to that.

More success is nobody crossing illegally, which we got.

More success is nobody crossing illegally, which we got.

More success is nobody crossing illegally, which we got.

It's probably not going to shock you, Buck, but I do not do a great deal of shopping for the Travis family when it comes to groceries. When was the last time Laura sent you solo to the grocery store? For more than one or two things? Yeah. Like 15 years ago. I mean, like, I've gone to buy diapers.

It's probably not going to shock you, Buck, but I do not do a great deal of shopping for the Travis family when it comes to groceries. When was the last time Laura sent you solo to the grocery store? For more than one or two things? Yeah. Like 15 years ago. I mean, like, I've gone to buy diapers.

It's probably not going to shock you, Buck, but I do not do a great deal of shopping for the Travis family when it comes to groceries. When was the last time Laura sent you solo to the grocery store? For more than one or two things? Yeah. Like 15 years ago. I mean, like, I've gone to buy diapers.

I've gone to buy, like, I mean, she sends me with pictures of things that I need to buy on an individual basis, but I don't think I've been to the grocery store and, like, filled an entire grocery cart in, like, maybe in our entire marriage. I don't know, but certainly in, like, 15 years.

I've gone to buy, like, I mean, she sends me with pictures of things that I need to buy on an individual basis, but I don't think I've been to the grocery store and, like, filled an entire grocery cart in, like, maybe in our entire marriage. I don't know, but certainly in, like, 15 years.

I've gone to buy, like, I mean, she sends me with pictures of things that I need to buy on an individual basis, but I don't think I've been to the grocery store and, like, filled an entire grocery cart in, like, maybe in our entire marriage. I don't know, but certainly in, like, 15 years.