What Clay and Buck Did Instead of Watching the Jan. 6 Show

CLAY: Buck, did you watch any of the Jan. 6 hearings last night at all?

BUCK: Not a movement of it my friend. I watched “The Terminal List,” based on the book written by my friend, Jack Carr. Fantastic, Chris Pratt, recommend it to everybody. Clay, you’ve got to check it out.

CLAY: I want to check it out. I was out to dinner. Morgan Ortagus, a good time to meet her. And Congressman Jim Jordan was in town. So we were all hanging out. I did not see any — and Blake Harris, who does a phenomenal job, former chief of staff of the Tennessee governor. We had a really fun group hanging out during the course of the evening. I didn’t see a single minute of it.

But, because everybody is going to be, like, what about January 6th. Let’s play one of these loons here. Let’s see. Eugene Robinson is demanding that Donald Trump be held accountable. Let’s listen to this just so you know what’s going on out there in the Jan 6 frenzy.

ROBINSON: What matters now — and, again, I sound like a broken record — but what matters now is how is this man going to be held accountable for what he did and did not do, but what he did on January 6th, what he did leading up to January 6th and what he did after January 6th, how is this man going to be held accountable for that? I just don’t think we can just sort of say, oh, well, now we know all this stuff and let’s move on. There’s got to be a reckoning here.

CLAY: They want a reckoning, Buck, and one of the January 6 committee members, Representative Luria from Virginia, a Democrat, she is demanding effectively that Merrick Garland go all-in on a criminal investigation into Trump.

BUCK: What would the charge be? That’s what I would love to ask some of these very ignorant people on television, which unfortunately — just so everyone knows, the barriers for entry for TV are, you know, very, very limited in terms of talking about any of this stuff. A lot of very dumb people speaking about things they know nothing about. They really want to charge the former president of the United States with what, attempted insurrection? They’re going to use the Insurrection Act, what are they going to do?

CLAY: I think they’d probably charge him with some sort of conspiracy to incite. I think there would be a conspiracy-ish charge. I’m not saying it would work.

BUCK: I know, but that’s a big deal, man, that’s a big deal.

CLAY: I agree. I think if Merrick Garland does it, it’s also because he’s charging Hunter Biden — I’m calling my shot. Sticking to my guns, Buck.