Katie Zachariah (4:22)

Well, California is an enormous state and, and going higher level than this than California and Minnesota. The President signed an executive order in April on sanctuary cities, sanctuary states and jurisdictions, and essentially saying that they're in violation of the Supremacy Clause and his Article 2 powers. And yes, they are. And so what should happen as a first step is there should be a suspension of all federal aid to any city or state that continues these sanctuary policies. Look, sanctuary city in Minnesota, sanctuary cities in California. And there is a clear pattern of behavior from these states and jurisdictions that say the laws of the land don't apply to us. So we're going to, we're going to funnel money, we're going to, you know, have these fraudulent daycare centers. We're going to have illegals residing here and we're going to protect them with this dystopian language that it's a sanctuary, really in violation of the Supremacy Clause. So out in California, even Ro Khanna, Ro Khanna, who is a hard Democrat, has said, I want to investigate the $72 billion of fraud that has been under Gavin Newsom's watch. And, and if he's hiding highlighting 72 billion, we know it's probably double or even more. And that's not even touching the NGOs that have been funneling money and these daycare centers that now are being exposed in San Diego right here under Gavin Newsom's watch.

Buck Sexton (5:49)

Katie, thanks for coming on. And we expected we would talk more about this, but obviously the situation in Minneapolis took off. It's basically the one year anniversary of the wildfires in California. And I was reading quite a lot about them. In fact, when I was up at the FIFA World cup event, one of the women who lost her her home came up to me and said, will you please talk about how slow the rebuild is going in la? A lot of people are not paying attention to it, but it is a total mess in Malibu and Altadena in Pacific Palisades. What is the story there? What can you tell us about on the ground what L A is like now one year after those wildfires?

Katie Zachariah (6:32)

If we were, we were in the Pacific Palisades last night and not one home there might be the beginning of construction, but not one full home has been rebuilt a year after a year in the Pacific Palisades. And what we've seen is Gavin Newsom two days ago was saying to ms, now look, the debris removal has been incredible. But President Trump hasn't offered any solutions. Actually, the Army Corps of Engineers is federal, FEMA is federal, the EPA removing hazardous waste is federal. And I got to visit this, the whole site of the Palisades with Lee Zeldin, EPA administrator. And that is those effective policies have all been from President Trump. All debris removal has been on the federal side. Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass have not given, have not steam, have not essentially cut all the red tape to help promote rebuild. They have allowed the California Coastal Commission and these other environmental agencies to tie up people in the permit process and the homeowner's insurance and the fire insurance. They are not putting any pressure on them to deliver results for these people. So what we're seeing is as I'm driving down the coast, as I'm driving through the Palisades, it's, it's for sale signs everywhere. And these people are losing huge property value because they've gone down like to, I think 40% are some of the numbers we were hearing yesterday. So they're not going to be able to get a return on this yet. They're paying property taxes and standing mortgages on, on lots that they can't even live on.

Clay Travis (8:09)

Katie, speaking of for sale signs, there's been some recent movement among some of the billionaires in your home state of California. I think actually one of them, not Sergey, the other one from Larry Page, does that sound right from Google just bought $140 million property a little bit a little ways from where I currently am right now in Miami. So there's already billionaire, there's already been some movement among these billionaires to move out of your state because there's a billionaire wealth tax that actually is being Considered. Can you tell us about the status.

Katie Zachariah (8:46)

Of that on the other side of Ro Khanna this is his proposal to tax 5% 5% billionaire tax. And it would be if passed it would be retroactive to January 1st of this year for, for these billionaires. And here's, here's the issue. You, you start digging into the bill to this proposal to this quote act and it's to fund 90% for Medi Cal, 90% for health care. Now now let's go back in time to when Gavin Newsom decided to promote free health care for illegal immigrants on the back of the California taxpayer. Free. It's not free. Including sex changes for illegal immigrants. Now he went to the tune of $23 billion uncovered that we spent on illegal immigrant health care. He he made the Entire Medical System INS 3.4 begged the federal government for a $3.4 billion loan on on Medit for medical and now their proposal is to tax our most successful are the people that actually bring industry and generate wealth in California. And they're going to punish this group of people for their failed and reckless policies. It is, it is just the really the nail in the coffin. It if you want to drive any further success out of California, this 5% billionaire tax will surely do it.

Buck Sexton (10:13)

Katie, I mentioned again the the four kids I thought again this is under the radar is big news. What is the the reaction that you have heard among sort of the Maha mom movement, which is an intriguing collection of people based on the big news about the food pyramid from RFK Jr and also the decisions about what vaccines should or should not to kids. Again, Minneapolis has kind of snowed under a lot of these stories, but that was a pretty significant announcement yesterday.

Katie Zachariah (10:47)

So significant. And being out in California is this weird combination of Maha Once liberal love RFK Jr have really gravitated towards him and kind of clung on to him because he's, you know, he's coming out here from Santa Monica mountains from California. And really I, I think it's been interesting because the Maha moms are incredibly excited and also these moderate semi liberal moms out of California who are anti vax and pro a reversal of the food pyramid and getting rid of all of these food dyes. I think there is this weird excitement that President Trump is actually delivering on what he said he would. And to see it though, I mean I think for me it's something I've known for many years and I'm sure you have too. And for my kids I apply the same logic. And that vaccine schedule was Actually really scary to look at how many vaccines these kids were getting from birth and unnecessarily so. And I'll speak very personally, my third born son had a reaction to the Hib vaccine, which is the bacterial meningitis, which they rescinded. RFK Jr did rescind. And I was really happy to see that because I for one witness this and just that RFK Jr. And President Trump is empowering him to do so that they're willing to question Big Pharma and say maybe this schedule is not good for the United States and the children of the US So we do even have some liberal moms out here in California celebrating this historic change to our food pyramid and vaccine schedule.

Clay Travis (12:29)

Are we going to make an interesting run of it for a Republican in the governor's race? Our buddy, Steve Hilton. I know you know Steve, he's on the show. He says he's going to get at least Gavin Newsom on that debate stage and make a fool of him. What do you think? Well, I'm sorry, Not, not Newsome. Sorry, not Newsom. Whoever the guy, it's going to be Katie Porter or somebody else. You know what I mean?

Katie Zachariah (12:49)

Well, man, that would be fun if it was Katie Porter, as we all witnessed. But I think what we're starting to see is Eric Swalwell slash Fong Fong. No, I'm just kidding. Eric Swalwell and maybe. And maybe Steve Hilton. But for sure, Steve Hilton is working around the clock. I was with him in the Palisades and right after he said, I have to go to this other event and this other event and you can tell that he's so interested in looking for solutions for Californians and that's such a breath of fresh air because I have not seen anyone except maybe outside of President Trump on a national level, but on a local level trying to find any talent, any leadership that says there's a problem and I want to fix it. Steve Hilton is out there doing that. That man, I think he's in Sacramento and L. A all in the same day. I've never seen anyone around the clock work so hard for California and he's not even elected yet.

Clay Travis (13:42)

Amazing. Katie Zachariah, everybody. Katie, where should they go? Follow you on social and see more. I know you're on Fox or on Newsmax. You're everywhere these days.

Katie Zachariah (13:52)

Katie Zachariah on X and Instagram and I think I should probably make a Facebook page here, but those are. That's it for now.

Clay Travis (14:00)

Awesome, Katie, thank you so much. We'll be talking to you more. Appreciate it.

Katie Zachariah (14:04)

Thank you.

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Buck Sexton (15:07)

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Clay Travis (15:16)

Welcome back in here to Clay and Bucks. And we're just having that great talk with Katie Zachariah there about what's going on out in California, but also in Minnesota. And I think Cliff, Clay and I see this largely the same way. First of all, I think J.D. vance has done a lot to take some of the heat out of the Democrat narrative on this. I think that he managed to handle this very well. I mean, the idea that you would say that this ICE officer committed murder when clearly he didn't want to do this, someone was driving a car at him. And if you want to say that the woman just panicked or something, that's one thing. But it's not on this guy to allow someone to perhaps run their SUV over him. But also Clay finding out that he had already been attacked in the how many times does he get dragged by a car before he doesn't want to be. How many of you would be dragged by a car once? 50 yards. Think about that. 50 yards. You're thinking you're probably going to die and maybe get mangled or paralyzed in the process or, you know, as part of the attack it happens a second time. You have. You have a service weapon. You're not going to draw your weapon. You're gonna let someone drag you a second time. I think Clay plays into this in a big way.

Buck Sexton (16:37)

Yeah, same state, very similar situation where the guy is knocking on the door. Look, remember if she had just rolled down her window and complied with the initial officer who said, hey, like, what are you doing blocking this street? If she had just interacted with him in any way, she would still be alive today. And Obviously there's about 25 different steps where she would still be alive if she hadn't decided to go and in any way get involved with. I mean, this is this whole idea that they are putting in place of you should show up and register your disapproval with. With legal processes that are underway for ice. I mean, can you think about this? If you saw a police officer conducting a raid, how ridiculous would it be for you to show up in your neighborhood or your community and block the road while the police are in some way going into a home? I mean, the whole idea that they have normalized this is somehow something that you should do. That's why she's dead. Democrat rhetoric killed her. That is the reality. She should have never been there, should have never made that choice. This is the year 2026. Our nation will be celebrating the 250th anniversary of the country and all of the brave individuals who have helped to make this the greatest country in the history of the world. Lot of testosterone involved in making America the greatest country in the history of the world. If you're a patriot and you want to be a little bit tougher, bigger, stronger, faster than you were, maybe you want to have more energy than you have in the past. Chalks mill vitality stack will hook you up in a big way. Take on 2026 with a boost in your strength and mental clarity and get the best possible deal for life. When you are going to chalk.com that's C H O Q my name play. You get a free $99 bag of chalk lit powder when you make your first subscription. Sign up. That is my name clay@chalk.com c h o q.com tell them Clay sent you. Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton show a lot of you reacting to as we continue to follow Minneapolis and more. We got a ton of talkbacks so let's dive into some of those that have been put together. Encourage you guys as always, fastest way to get the show. This is the reality. Fastest way to get the show and Easiest way to get your voice heard on the show is the Talkback I Heart app. It's super easy to use. Give us 30 seconds of your best takes on any topic under the sun and producer Greg will hear them and you may find yourself here. Let's see. I'm going through. I want to get caught up. B.B. david in New Mexico. I don't think we've played B.B. i know we played a a. Let's hear B.B. hey boys, this is David from New Mexico. Leave us alone. Instead, let's take up a collection and let's sell Minnesota to Canada. I think we should ask maybe 200 bucks. Very funny. I like that, that New Mexicans, which I'm presuming is what you are called if you live in New Mexico, are deciding that they are going to throw other states under the bus. By the way, my college roommate is a orthopedic surgeon in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He has not weighed in yet on my suggestion that we should just give New Mexico back, but I've abandoned that now, having recognized how much oil value there is. Podcast listener David in Tampa, Florida used to live in New Mexico and he actually, he actually agrees with me.

David from Tampa (20:31)

Clay and Buck, this is David in Tampa, Florida. I'm a native of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Yes, please give it away because they just keep voting Democrat and that state has become hell hole. So with the exception of the food, I think the country might be better off without New Mexico.

Buck Sexton (20:53)

Brandon in Wisconsin, lots of good feedback. DD Brandon, great job as usual. Brandon from Wisconsin here. As far as selling a state, I think Illinois would be the no brainer. I mean, solely because deep dish pizza is terrible and everybody knows it. Wow, heat at deep dish pizza is really good.

Clay Travis (21:15)

You know, Wisconsin there, he just kind of went for a low blow. You know, he just, he Wisconsin just decided that Illinois is needed to get some dust kicked in his eyes.

Buck Sexton (21:24)

I will say the packers in Green Bay and the Bears in Chicago. I sound like Eddie Murphy on Coming to America. They there's a lot of discord between Chicago and, and, and Minnesota and, and Wisconsin. Certainly the brewers factor in there too. So he's just wrong on deep dish pizza though. I think it's amazing. Podcast listener Jim, he has another idea of what we should trade away.

Clay Travis (21:51)

Clay, the obvious answer is Puerto Rico. The Democrats have been saber rattling forever now about making it a state. Fine, make it a state and then sell it off. Hell, just give it away. You still kill two birds with one stone.

Buck Sexton (22:05)

This is going to stun people. I may live in Puerto Rico Someday.

Clay Travis (22:10)

I thought you were going to say you're licensed to practice law in Puerto Rico.

Buck Sexton (22:13)

I'm not licensed in Puerto Rico. I'm licensed in the US Virgin Islands. Do you know this is true? Do you know that you can qualify as a business in Puerto Rico Also in the U.S. virgin Islands? 4% tax.

Clay Travis (22:28)

Yes.

Buck Sexton (22:28)

You can qualify and pay 4% tax if you base your business there. I know people who have done it. Both of those places are beautiful. My kids are too young right now. I've got an 11 year old in seven. I'm not. This is, this is 100 true. In seven years. You may sit down one day and all of a sudden you're just going to be like, wait, Clay Travis just lives in Puerto Rico. Clay Travis lives in the Virgin Islands. Why the hell am I going to give people 40% of my income for the rest of my life? I.4%. It is an incredible opportunity there. So I would not do it.

Clay Travis (23:02)

So they can sell their business at that. When they, when they have the transaction of selling a business that they've built, they, they'll move to Puerto Rico. I actually know a lawyer who specialized in making sure. Because if you have a big ticket business that like.

Buck Sexton (23:16)

Yeah.

Clay Travis (23:16)

An outkick situation and you, and you claim that you live in Puerto Rico. Oh they're gonna, they're gonna come after you because that's one of those moments where it's really worth it for the tax authorities. So you gotta make sure you are ironclad with. He said that you have to really be there for two years.

Buck Sexton (23:32)

Yeah.

Clay Travis (23:33)

In order to claim the. That you're, you're free and clear of that. You know, for the sale purpose of, of getting that 4% tax.

Buck Sexton (23:40)

Look, I'm a licensed attorney in the US Virgin Islands and have been since 2004. I may start a new media company and it may be based down in the Caribbean at some point and I may get a 4% tax rate. And people are going to be angry and I'm going to be.

Clay Travis (23:54)

Can I, can I ask you something? Because we had that heat from the deep dish pizza conversation a second ago here. Which you know there is one, there is a really good one of the really. Lou Malnati's makes a gluten free deep dish. So I gotta say that was delicious. It was like 4,000 calories that I put away in one sitting, but it was, it was delicious. I can't throw shade at that. What is. We haven't upset enough people about their like regional living or state or anything.

Buck Sexton (24:19)

Else today.

Clay Travis (24:20)

So I feel like we can keep going. Let's upset some more people. What is the food that a place is known for that you think is the most overrate it? This is a tough one. Well, I've got an answer.

Buck Sexton (24:36)

I've got an answer for you. It's not necessarily United States. It's England fishing.

Clay Travis (24:40)

No, no, no, no.

Buck Sexton (24:41)

I'm throwing England. I'm throwing England. The criticism I have of England is your. Your national culinary delicacy is basically Captain D's. It's like breaded fish and. And it's French fries. Like, that's all.

Clay Travis (25:00)

We can't go foreign countries on this clay. I want you to upset a region of America, a city, perhaps even.

Buck Sexton (25:08)

What is your answer? You know, question. That's awful.

Clay Travis (25:11)

Yeah. Oh, Philadelphia cheesesteak is the most disappointing most. I think it was Pats and Geno's, those places. I went to both when I was in Philly. The. The steak is trash. It's not good. I do not like.

Buck Sexton (25:23)

I like a Philly cheesesteak. I think that's really good.

Clay Travis (25:26)

No, a Philly cheesesteak can be good, but the version of the Philly cheesesteak you tend to get in Philadelphia, not good. Oh, people can get mad at me.

Buck Sexton (25:35)

I'm just.

Clay Travis (25:35)

I'm speaking the truth.

Buck Sexton (25:36)

And everybody.

Clay Travis (25:37)

The cheese whiz. That stuff is disgusting. It's going to be like fake cheese for another hundred years on the shelf.

Buck Sexton (25:44)

It's gross. Our boss, Julie Talbot's going to be on me. This is. I probably know more about alcohol than I do food because I'm not exactly a c. Culinary artist. I'm going to come back to it again. The mint julep.

Clay Travis (25:56)

No, you're just going to get us.

Buck Sexton (25:58)

So much hate over the top.

Clay Travis (25:59)

I like the mint julep. I'm not with you on this.

Buck Sexton (26:01)

You're.

Clay Travis (26:01)

You're alone on this one.

Buck Sexton (26:02)

Look, I like it. I, I, I, I'm. I like alcohol. I'm not going to sit around and say, oh, you know, and the more mint juleps you drink, the better they are. And Michael's going to be upset. Julie's husband, because the first thing I did when we got to the Kentucky Derby, he had a mint julep for me.

Clay Travis (26:18)

What is the most disgusting hard liquor? What is the most disgusting type of hard liquor? This is an easy answer. You should be able to hit this right away.

Buck Sexton (26:25)

Jaegermeister.

Clay Travis (26:26)

Jagermeister. Yeah.

Buck Sexton (26:28)

We didn't hear this in advance.

Clay Travis (26:31)

I would rather. I would rather drink, like, Nyquil in excess than Drink Jagermeister. It's disgusting.

Buck Sexton (26:36)

You remember when Jager bombs were super popular? Of course. You were out on the, you were on the dating circuit in a big way with the Jager bomb era.

Clay Travis (26:44)

Well, I do a lot of Jager bombs on dates clan. I don't know what you think it was like for young buck on the dating.

Buck Sexton (26:51)

I want to get as. I want to get as many Jager bombs in as possible. Make the date as enjoyable as possible. Oh, I mean Jager bombs were the. I think Jager bomb is probably the worst. For people who don't know. That was not a complicated mix. It was just Jaeger, which is even makes me cringe to think about it. And Red Bull. Like you just. I mean Red Bull, by the way, not very good by itself. Anyway, I, I don't think Red Bull is going to be signing up to sponsor. Here is the most underrated drink and I promise that I have a functional penis. I'm going to tell you two drinks that are underrated. That. But I promise that I'm a heterosexual man. One is the espresso martini. The espresso martini has surged in popularity of late. You got a great coffee mix with liquor. Get a little bit more of energy if you're out late. Espresso martini, very good order the other one. And I get made fun of this by my wife all the time. The other one. Sangria. I, I think sangria is the most consistently underrated. Like nice uplifting drink that is out there. Now look, my go to order to protect myself is an old fashioned. I go Old Fashioned. That is my go to drink. That is a very masculine drink. But the two most underrated drinks at the bar right now, sangria and espresso martini. Somewhat.

Clay Travis (28:13)

I actually can't, I can't throw shade at either one of them. I was hoping you were going to say Cosmo. And then we were just going to open up the lines for the rest of the show to have all the guys call in and make fun of you for that. Like all of our truckers, we're just going to line up truck to truck and just call in. But espresso martini is actually delicious. I can't, I can't lie.

Buck Sexton (28:29)

It's surged in like the last three or four years. You know, Laura, who likes to argue with me, My wife was saying, oh, there's not actual coffee and espresso martinis. I was like, no. Yes. It's not just a coffee flavor. And I was proven correct. Correct on this.

Clay Travis (28:43)

I gotta tell you, my wife Bought as part of a Christmas gift to ourselves. I. We. We have, you know, obviously I use the Crockett coffee beans, but we don't have a Crockett coffee maker yet. So I had to buy one of these, like, fancy pants machines.

Buck Sexton (28:59)

Yeah.

Clay Travis (28:59)

The amount of. I swear, I feel like I am. I don't know if I'm like a rocket scientist or a chemical engineer or something. The amount of things that I have to do to keep this machine running so I can drink my Crockett coffee in the morning. The amount of like, you know, cleanings and. And rinsings and this and that, and I gotta do all these things all the time. I feel like I work for my coffee machine. Like, it's my employer now in the morning, and I have to do whatever I need to to make it.

Buck Sexton (29:25)

You don't.

Clay Travis (29:26)

You don't have one of these. We got like, it's. It's an all. It can make you like, the fanciest, foamiest, delicious coffee.

Buck Sexton (29:31)

I go straight with the. The Keurig already basically ready Crockett coffee.

Clay Travis (29:36)

Boom.

Buck Sexton (29:37)

Put it in and then like, I just drink it out of my dad. Ever mug here with. With coffee.

Clay Travis (29:43)

That's very. That's very. That's very solid. I wonder if I'm going to get lit up on the cheesesteak thing. It's not that a cheesesteak cannot be good. If you were to have high quality steak and fre, you know, an actual onions and peppers that were sliced up and everything else. But the cheesesteak places that I've been to in Philly, I thought Pats and.

Buck Sexton (29:59)

Geno's were both good. Now, I don't love the fact that you have to stand in line and you get like 20 seconds to get your order and you have to immediately take it out. Like, I think I agree with you that there are probably places where you could sit and have a cheesesteak that is better.

Clay Travis (30:12)

But like the whiz stuff, the cheese whiz they put on it, it's just gross. Why you use real cheese? What are. This isn't. We're not in wartime. We're not rationing cheese here. I don't need government cheese. Give me real cheese. This is the thing. Like, I think, for example, Boston chowda. I think all chowdas are a little underrated, to be honest with you. A good chowda is amazing. Like a good chowder when you're. It's a cold day. Nothing better.

Buck Sexton (30:36)

I said nice things about Puerto Rico earlier. I have no idea how many people Listen to the show in Puerto Rico or spent substantial times in Puerto Rico. Mofongo is like the food of Puerto Rico trash. It's not good. Muffung.

Clay Travis (30:51)

I don't even know. I don't.

Buck Sexton (30:53)

I don't know. Maybe culturally insensitive of me. I tried it. People are like, oh, you're going to love my fungo mofongo. It's like, no, it's not good. Roadies. I lived in the US Virgin Islands. Roadies, not good. Like, I'll throw them under the bus too. Like. Like, look, there are things that you have that are unique to a particular area that are amazing. Like, you're wrong on cobbler, for instance, which is a fabulous dessert.

Clay Travis (31:16)

Smashed up pie. It's pie for people that made a mistake and don't want to admit it. Which is fine. I get it. We all make mistakes. Cobbler people. But just admit that you messed up your pie and now you're going with plan B. That's all I'm trying to tell you. It's fine. I will say Wisconsin. Wisconsin. And it's cheese delicious. It's hard to go wrong.

Buck Sexton (31:33)

Although you were just taking a shot at cheese whiz.

Clay Travis (31:36)

Well, that's because it's not really cheese.

Buck Sexton (31:37)

Right?

Clay Travis (31:38)

But you go around that. The various regional cuisines. I always think it's funny to people in California and people in Texas are like, you can't get tacos like this. And we can get. We can get good tacos. All right, you guys have good tacos. I'm not knocking them, but, like, there's a lot of places with good tacos.

Buck Sexton (31:53)

Hot chicken in Nashville is really good. Kind of taken off in the last 10 or 15 years. That's a good choice.

Clay Travis (31:59)

This is the time of the Clay and Buck show when it's clear we never actually get to eat lunch and we get hungry. So we're just sitting here talking about.

Buck Sexton (32:04)

I'm seriously fix the country around. Like, I can't believe you're insulting the Philly cheesesteak. That would be.

Clay Travis (32:11)

I want you guys to know this is the kind of co host. This is the kind of loyalty I have to my esteemed co host, Mr. Clay, is that he's getting all this incoming. You know, they're about to blow him up like Los Alamos back in the day here over his New Mexico takedown. So I'm now just throwing myself in front of the bus in Philadelphia, and everybody who loves the Rocky movies is, like, ready to kick my ass over cheesesteak. So it happens.

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Clay Travis (33:56)

All right, we're closing up shop today on Clay and Buck. Want to remind you all, want to tell you all to please subscribe to Clay and Buck Podcast network, also our YouTube channel, which we're going to be building out more and more of that video capability this year. For those of you who are YouTube subscribers, we want your kids, your grandkids because they're all they're all on YouTube. Want them to be able to enjoy the the brilliant political takes and the controversial state slash culinary slash booze takes. Although I do agree with you on the espresso martini, I was hoping we could make fun of you more for your drinking. But I thought a fun thing for this Friday, just a random January Friday coming up would be for any of you to send in via email for our VIPs or on talkbacks. You want to send us talkback either your absolute best or absolute worst regional cuisine. So it's like something that an area is celebrated for. You know, if you want to do like Long Island, I think like, you know, fried clams would be something Long island gets really excited by the way, I think are delicious. But you know the best or worst regional cuisine, don't you can't just say barbecue. Everyone loves barbecue. Overall. If you don't love barbecue, you don't love food. You'd have to Give me either. You know, vinegar based sauce for the Carolinas is the. You got to specify. But chowder. Deep dish pizza. Why does New Haven apparently have such good pizza?

Buck Sexton (35:22)

By the way, I heard Connecticut try to brag that they have great pizza for some time. I, to be fair, have not spent much time in Connecticut, so I can't judge it. I'd love to hear those takes. I also think it's funny that both you and I agreed without discussing in advance that Jagermeister is by far the worst of the of the liquors to consume.

Clay Travis (35:41)

And this I'm actually fascinated. I would want to meet with the Jagermeister marketing team and be like, how? How have you convinced anyone in history to drink your swill? Like, how did you do it? Because it's brilliant.

Buck Sexton (35:53)

Mike in New York City. W O R. He's got it. I'd never heard of this drink before. Ll guys, you gotta try a shot of Jaegermeister plus Rumpel mints.

Clay Travis (36:04)

It's called a screaming Nazi.

Buck Sexton (36:07)

Both you.

Clay Travis (36:07)

You gotta try it.

Buck Sexton (36:09)

That sounds just like orb. So disgusting.

Clay Travis (36:13)

It actually makes sense of the worst thing ever.

Buck Sexton (36:15)

Dry heat, I might say. The. Yeah, I. I think the Jagermeister is really difficult.

Clay Travis (36:22)

To be Goldschlager a thing for a while, that was also disgusting.

Buck Sexton (36:26)

Gold Schlager, little pieces of gold. Also Avalanche around the same time. I don't even know if those brands still hardly exist right now, but in like 1999, Goldschlager, Jagermeister and Avalanche, man, they were having a time. Not so much now. Some of you are cringing just thinking about that era and that taste. We'll be back with you tomorrow.

Clay Travis (36:48)

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