Clay Travis

After Hurricane Helene that Trump has talked about how you've been important in those efforts.

How is that going?

And what would you say about the state efforts that you weren't in control of to try to help out areas like Asheville and Boone?

What is the difference between you and Roy Cooper as you see it when it comes to immigration enforcement?

That's obviously an area that matters a whole lot to the whole country, and it matters a whole lot to your home state of North Carolina.

Where is Cooper on that issue?

Where has he been as governor, and where will you be?

Speaking of Michael Watley, he's running for that Senate seat that's open in this cycle in North Carolina.

I know you've strongly supported, Michael, President Trump's tax cuts, which have obviously boosted North Carolina's economy along with the rest of the country.

But there's major affordability concerns in your state, just like there are in many states, particularly a lot of states people are moving to, right?

Housing prices are going up because of that supply and demand crisis.

Roy Cooper wants to expand Medicaid.

Roy Cooper wants to spend more money, and that's not going to help.

What would you like to do?

What kind of pro-growth policies would you prioritize in the Senate so that working families can get some relief and there can be some of the affordability issues addressed that are so critical right now, especially to those independent and swing voters?

I'm sure you're enjoying your copy very much.

Thank you for your kind words.

Tell me what you write in this book, and what do people need to know?

I want to dive right into it.

Hmm.