Buck Sexton (3:12)

This was off the record about already being fooled about spirit sports, which I know nothing.

Clay Travis (3:18)

Tiger woods tweeted that he was having a miraculous comeback from his Achilles tendon and was set up to play in the Masters. Buck sent it to me. I was thinking to myself, oh my goodness, how in the world did this happen? And then I thought, it's April Fools, you just got to keep your. I don't, I don't know about.

Buck Sexton (3:34)

Wait, why wouldn't he be able to play in the Masters? Why is that?

Clay Travis (3:37)

I don't think he can walk. Oh, he just ruptured his.

Buck Sexton (3:42)

I didn't know that. I thought it was an old injury.

Clay Travis (3:44)

No, no, no. He just announced he had ruptured his Attila.

Buck Sexton (3:47)

He's also Tiger Wood. If anyone could play one leg, it would probably.

Clay Travis (3:50)

That's definitely true. I'm sure he could still whack the ball around pretty well. And, and so anyway, I'm not a big fan of April Fools. Like I like it if you're doing jokes in your own individual life. But on social media, everything goes so viral so rapidly that it's hard to even know. And also so much of what happens on a day to day basis is crazy now anyway, that it's hard to really know what is and what is not valid. So all of that underway. We got a lot to. To to talk about as well, Buck. Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, Attorney General Pam Bondi, has announced that she will be seeking the death penalty in that case. Now, I don't know about you, I'm usually not very fond of death penalty cases in general. That's because as a lawyer who's done criminal defense work, I think a lot of times the death penalty cases presume a level of certainty that don't necessarily apply. That is, we don't know for certain all the time here where it's on tape. It's hard to have more certitude about someone's culpability, responsibility. When the murder itself is on tape. If you're going to go death penalty, the degree of uncertainty in a case like this seems to me quite low. Now we'll see how much defense we get over that. But these are the stories that are circulating right now.

Buck Sexton (5:20)

The reality of the death penalty in America, federal death penalty in particular, is this stuff just takes forever. And if you're going to have these statutes, we either should have it or not. Meaning it's a thing that we do when we are beyond a reasonable doubt certain, and somebody has clearly engaged in conduct that merits it. This 15 or 20 years or whatever on death row that ends up happening is. Is absurd. So either we have it or we don't have it and we should figure that out. I think that this is part of clarifying that the laws should actually have meaning. It shouldn't just be a thing that we are told to ignore sometimes. That's clearly the case in the context of immigration. But also Clay, with Luigi, this is going to be one of those times where the left can abandon that contingent of Biden, Harris and whoever's going to come next, voters who are pro Luigi. And so you're going to see the media is going to play this game of, ok, I mean, yeah, you shouldn't go out and assassinate the CEO of a company because you don't like. But let's talk about healthcare denials for a while. Like, they're going to try to try to soft pedal this a little bit, because what this guy's accused of doing is about as clear as a justification for a death penalty prosecution as you can find. I mean, it's premeditated, it's, it's heinous and it's terrorism and this guy's a domestic terrorist. So you're going to see that the New York Times has a tough time here because they want to do well in the midterms and they can't abandon the Luigi left. But the Luigi left is very loud, very real, and they know that's a problem for them, too.

Clay Travis (6:58)

Yeah. And look, getting a conviction is going to be tough. And historically, again, this is how I've looked at the death penalty. As you spend a lot of money and oftentimes it never gets slide. And again, my position in general is it requires a degree of certainty which often doesn't exist in the criminal justice system. Beyond a reasonable doubt isn't an infallible standard. But when you're on tape, when you're on tape executing someone in midtown Manhattan, I think it is a very, very valid use By Pam Bondi, the Attorney General in general of, of a case like this. This is one where the uncertainty principle would not apply at a high level. Now, I know Mangione, I, I don't even know exactly what his defense is going to be. He's got elite high level defense attorneys. But is his defense going to be. It wasn't me. I haven't really gotten the sense of how exactly they're crafting the, the defense. Is it a form of insanity?

Buck Sexton (7:54)

Like I think they're going to try to just go for subtle single juror nullification here if they.

Clay Travis (7:59)

Which may well work.

Buck Sexton (8:00)

Get a hung jury.

Clay Travis (8:01)

Yeah.

Buck Sexton (8:01)

Just find one person who is, is deeply sympathetic, is too gentle a word, but is, is kind of deranged about the health care system in this country. Who thinks that? I mean, does anyone believe that anything has changed as a result of this for the better? Of course not. This guy just assassinated a dad, a husband. It was disgusting. And the fact that so many Democrats, you see this, the people are showing up and shouting for this guy in the streets. But you know, there's a lot of demented weirdos out there. I mean, look at people that like Charles Manson. I mean, you know, there's people that'll find some. Look at these women who end up marrying the guy that they have marrying the mass murderer that they have a PayPal relationship with in prison. I mean there's, there's a lot of weirdos out there.

Clay Travis (8:43)

Oh, Mangioni, I guarantee you, is flooded with male, of course, women who are obsessed with him.

Buck Sexton (8:47)

Didn't someone on SNL or something get pro? Wasn't there a sketch where they were something. Some aspects. There have been some things in pop culture where they've let it fly. They're a little pro Luigi out there, or at least they're open to the idea that Luigi is not such a, not such a bad guy. But no, I think Pam Bondi is making the right move here. It fits the statute. It did. The premeditation, the heinous nature of the crime. You know, I don't know why she wouldn't push this.

Clay Travis (9:16)

I think Buck, he's going to want his day in court because I think he wants to have the show this, the celebrity trial aspect. However, sometimes when you do the death penalty charges, that can lead to an agreement to plead down to a lesser charge to avoid the death penalty. I'm not sure that it would happen in this case again because my concern is that Luigi Mangione, which we said from the get go, he wants his day in court, he wants the opportunity to tell his case. I mean I feel like he may want to get on the witness stand but a lot of times this is a leverage play where you threaten the death penalty, you bring the charges and the defense attorneys as a degree to avoid getting the death penalty, make a decision to plea to a lesser charge which takes the death penalty off the table. So oftentimes, in other words there is a negotiated element in play here that maybe a lot of people don't recognize. But I do think it's an important message to send that we're not going to countenance the execution of completely innocent people in broad daylight on the streets and we're not going to allow them to be lionized as heroes. Now this story has kind of vanished over the past several months. We haven't heard a lot about him but if he goes to trial this will be present back on the front pages everywhere.

Buck Sexton (10:40)

And you see this as well. There's, there's, there's going to be all kinds of nonsense, legal nonsense that happens in this case. Just as there was with member Jhar Sarnaev, the Boston Marathon, one of the Boston Marathon bomber brothers. I think a federal appeals court, this was just last year, federal appeals court overturned his death sentence. They said they had to look into whether there were, there was juror bias. And I think now that has also the US Supreme Court has reinstated the sentence. And so this is what ends up happening.

Clay Travis (11:18)

It doesn't ever end.

Buck Sexton (11:19)

It's just because there are people that don't believe in the death penalty who wear judges robes just like there are people who don't believe in immigration law who wear judges robes and they subvert the entire system.

Clay Travis (11:28)

I mean I have friends who have worked in prosecuting high level multi murder jurisdiction cases and the defense attorneys in these cases to their credit, their job is to zealously defend. But it is unbelievable how difficult it is to just get these cases to trial and the resources that are spent on these defense.

Buck Sexton (11:53)

Well, I'm looking at the Sarnay of defense team and remember this is just from last year. So this is a relatively recent, this is a recent look into how these high profile federal death penalty case terrorism and that's another, another young guy who's a terrorist who you know, killed, killed people and grievously wounded a lot more. They're not arguing that he's innocent. Everyone knows he did it, he's found guilty. They're just trying to come up with some way to commute effectively the sentence from Death to life imprisonment. And so they just find, oh, it's the juror bias. Oh, we need. They just throw up all of these flags. It's purely ideological. It has nothing to do with the actual guilt of the individual. And we have death penalty statutes that exist, so why should judges find it or judges take it upon themselves to decide that the law should be ignored? And that's really what's going on there. So I think the same thing will happen with, I would assume the same thing will happen with the prosecution of Luigi.

Clay Travis (12:47)

And remember, we just had the 911 cases where there was an agreement signed that the defense attorney under Biden, Lloyd Austin scrapped and said, no, I'm not going to allow this to happen. But we still haven't had. For those of you who have forgotten, the Khalid Sheikh Sheikh Mohammed's of the world have still not stood trial for the murders in 9 11. And the 911 prosecutors had agreed finally, after 20 years of trying to get these cases, hey, we'll take the death penalty off the table. We'll get finality for the 911 survivors. All of these defendants will plead guilty. And then Lloyd Austin said, no, I want them to get the death penalty. But again, we're 24 years after the 911 attacks and we still have not brought to justice in those particular cases, those individuals who are still down at Guantanamo Bay and who knows when those cases or if those cases are ever going to trial.

Buck Sexton (13:45)

And I think firing squad should be an option.

Clay Travis (13:47)

They just did that in South Carolina.

Buck Sexton (13:49)

Yes. I don't. Because then what happens is all the drugs that they give you, the cocktail, we. No one will make them or they don't work well enough or whatever. A firing squad. I mean, you know, look at, look at all the places, all the militaries around the world where we ask our best and bravest people to risk the possibility of death via firearms. You're going to tell me that it's too cruel. It's cruel and unusual to execute a murderer with fire. I don't know. I think firing squad makes sense. I don't know why this is so. Well, it's so complicated because there are people who just don't want the death penalty. But if we're going to have it, I think firing squad is probably a good way to go. They just did in South Carolina. Yeah.

Clay Travis (14:24)

Just did it. Yeah. Well, I think the guy chose it.

Buck Sexton (14:26)

Well, yes.

Clay Travis (14:27)

They give you like the method in which you want to die. And he selected firing squad.

Buck Sexton (14:31)

I think. I mean, you know, kind of a weird, weird thought to have to go through. I think, I think I would take that. I mean, look, it's, you think about in warfare, people who are, you know, people were executed who have been caught. Firing squad was considered the more honorable way as opposed to hanging, to be hanged. So anyway, we're getting kind of, kind.

Clay Travis (14:50)

Of bleak and morbid here, but we're.

Buck Sexton (14:52)

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Clay Travis (16:14)

Today, saving America one thought at a time. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton. Find them on the free iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Buck Sexton (16:27)

Welcome back into Clay and Buck. Some big races going on today. Clay mentioned the first Congressional here in Florida, the sixth Congressional here in Florida, and also here's President Trump giving a shout out to that critical Supreme Court race in Wisconsin. This is Cut one. Hit it.

Donald Trump (16:41)

It's big race. Supreme Court race in Wisconsin. It's taking place essentially as we as you know, is early voting. So we'll see what happens. A big race. I love Wisconsin. We won Wisconsin. Republicans typically don't do very well in Wisconsin, but I did actually won it twice. I actually probably won it three times, to be exact.

Buck Sexton (17:01)

Not probably.

Donald Trump (17:02)

I won it three times. We had a rigged election the second time. But that's, you know, one of those things. We had to make this one too big to rig. So anyway. But yeah, there's a big race that I hope you get out and vote for the Republican. The woman is a radical left lunatic.

Buck Sexton (17:16)

Clay, he's saying too big to rig in Wisconsin. We need it. But really in all these races because if Democrats even chip away at the most recent election lead in these places, they're going to say Trump's momentum has stalled totally.

Clay Travis (17:29)

And that's why if you're listening to us right now in Florida 1, Florida 6 or in the state of Wisconsin, you need to get out and vote. We're going to have Jimmy Petronas on with us. God's country, the 30A area, the Florida Gulf Coast. I love it up there, I can say because I'm down here with you in Miami right now. Absolutely beautiful area. Very rock rib Trump area. Get out and vote.

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Clay Travis (18:56)

Welcome back. In two different races in the state of Florida I'm down in Miami with Buck right now from his studio up in the northern part of Florida, Florida 1, the Panhandle, also Daytona and St. Augustine area, Florida 6. Jimmy Patronus joins us now. The next congressman. If you guys keep showing up and voting like you are in the Florida first District, Jimmy, good to talk with you. Appreciate you coming on. What can you tell us about what you're seeing in Florida 1? And if people are listening both in your district and in the 6th district of Florida, we what is the importance of getting out and voting here?

Jimmy Petronas (19:38)

Yeah, so we're, it's a beautiful day for getting out to vote. So there's no weather. It's going to slow anybody down. It's 77, 77 degrees here in the Panhandle. So, so grateful for everybody that has showed up and voted early. But today's the last day to let your vote count and the Republicans have been out, out tracking the, the Democrats. So we feel good, but you can't take anything for granted. I tell people all the time if you don't hold your elected accountable, you get the government you deserve. And you know, just really, it's an honor to be on the air with y'all.

Buck Sexton (20:12)

Hey, Jimmy, we appreciate you and, and we hope you run up the scoreboard in a big way. Who are they even, who are they even running against you there? I mean, you know, I know we all feel pretty good about it. Clay consistently refers to the Panhandle as God's country, although he doesn't want more people buying beachfront on the Gulf of America.

Clay Travis (20:32)

There's not any left.

Buck Sexton (20:33)

He says it's getting very crowded. But who are they running against you in God's country, so to speak? What do we need to know about this Democrat that they're throwing into the mix?

Jimmy Petronas (20:43)

Yeah, so same woman who ran against Matt Gaetz last time in November. Her name's Gabe Alamont. And look, I'm sure she's a fine person, but her policies are flawed. You know what she is advocating for. She's trying to run as a moderate. And look, she's got $7 million. And I'm looking forward to tonight at about 7:30, you know, looking into the camera and acknowledging that there's about 7 million reasons why their, their effort is not the right message for northwest Florida. The amount of money that we've been out spent probably 5 to 1. But the Democrats are seeing 6 and 1 as a way to flip, flip the balance of power in Congress and try to do a referendum on Trump. But you know, the people in these two districts are just too educated for.

Clay Travis (21:37)

People who don't know what is Florida one, where is it located? I just want to make sure because there's lots of people driving around. You know as well as anybody, people get fired up for November elections. But a lot of times these special elections we've been talking about, the two in Florida that, the one in Wisconsin that's going today, they can slip under the radar where right now in Florida one can people go vote for you Sometimes, you know this people don't even know exactly what congressional district they're in. I'll, I'll put myself on blast here. When they redid the redrew the lines in Tennessee, where I live, the difference between one congressman and another came into my neighborhood. One streets represented by one congressman, the other is another one. I didn't know, I didn't know who was my congressman until I actually went in and, and had the opportunity to vote. So just for people who may not know where in Florida one can people go vote today, where do they need to show up?

Jimmy Petronas (22:32)

Yeah, so Florida one goes from, from Pensacola and the Alabama state line over between Pensacola, Mobile and it goes all the way to the edge of Panama City. So it stops Highway 331. So that's Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and parts of Walton County. You can go to joinjimmy.com at the top of the page there's a link. You tap it and it says, where do I vote? Where's my precinct? And then we will go through and direct you to where you can vote. So it's again, today's the day that you would actually go to your regular precinct that you would vote on in a November election. And you were spot on. People are, everything's got seasons to it and the seasons for elections are in November. People know to vote November. They don't know to vote in April. Oh, by the way, it's April Fool's Day.

Clay Travis (23:22)

Yeah, no kidding. And Trump won your district, I think by 37 or 38 points. So this, that sounds good. By the way, people honking in the background. If you're listening to Clay and Buck, that's a good problem. If you're listening to Clay and Buck in Florida one right now and you see the congressman driving by the next congressman, you can honk at him and let us know, let us know that you got his back. But this is a dyed rock ribbed Trump district. But it's important for everybody to get out. Don't just rely on the fact again, It's April Fool's. A lot of people may not be aware that this is going on.

Jimmy Petronas (23:56)

Yeah. And again, with the amount of money that they've spent running as a moderate, destroying and trying to trash my reputation. I was born and raised in the central time zone. I've been part of this community the whole time. Matter of fact, I think, Clay, I think you and I share the same studio at one time. I used to be on the radio there in Panama City for a while, and I think y'all used to come in and do the show.

Clay Travis (24:20)

Jimmy, that's a story I've shared with Buck when I did early morning sports talk radio in that Panama City studio. Love the guys there, but I was on at 5am there, and sometimes. This won't shock you, there weren't people there to let me in the building. So I have started my show before from the parking lot of that Panama City, Florida studio. It's a great signal. We love all of you down on the Gulf coast that are listening right now, but there is. It's not far to the Eastern time zone. And so sometimes people would get all crossed up as to what time things started. And, yeah, my boy DJ K Dub, who was in charge of letting me in back in the day, Buck was sometimes late. But, yeah, Jimmy, that's a. That's a fabulous station. I know there's a lot of people listening to us right now as you're driving there on Highway 98, headed, I think, to Pensacola.

Jimmy Petronas (25:09)

Yep, yep. And I tell you, it's just a radio is so amazing. It's intimate. You know, people get your family, you know, and that's what I love about what y'all are doing. I mean, you're connecting with folks and. And they really. They feel like they know you and know everything about you because they spend so much time and you build their day out. So, I mean, it's. It's. This is such an amazing way to get news out, to communicate and to make people informed.

Buck Sexton (25:36)

Totally, totally. Right, Jimmy? And we're talking to Jimmy Petronas. He's running for that important congressional seat, the first in Florida, beautiful part of the country up in the panhandle. We got that. We've also got the sixth congressional seat formerly held by Michael Waltz. It is in the mix with Randy Fine today. Make sure we have a huge Florida audience. Make sure for those of you who live in those districts, you get out and vote. Gotta. Gotta run up the scoreboard high, because otherwise you're gonna be reading in the New York Times. Front page tomorrow. Oh, Trump agenda stalling. They, you know, they went from 30 points to 25 points winning, you know, so got to run up those scoreboards. And to that ended. Jimmy, first of all, I totally agree with what you said about radio. Clint. I always joke about how when people know you from the radio show, they just come up and talk to you because they're your friends. There's no, like, oh, there's, there's no trepidation or is it okay or am I, you know, they, they come up to me, they're like, how's Ginger? How's Kerry? And I'm. And I love it. I mean, those are our radio people. And same thing with Clay. They know his wife and his kids names. But tell me about what you want to get at the top of the agenda. Working with fellow members of Congress on the Republican side for the Trump agenda. Once you are seated.

Jimmy Petronas (26:44)

Sure. So northwest Florida in the 1st Congressional District has got five military installations. So not only the military economy important to northwest Florida, there's so many vital missions to our national security, but because of the military presence and how beautiful this place is, we've got the largest per capita retired veterans population anywhere in the nation. So, you know, those VA services are critically important at the same time making sure that the missions continue to be enhanced in northwest Florida. We've got a welcome mat in front of every one of our households here because we love our military. So, you know, I'm really, I'm looking at hustling to make sure that we, we continue to support them, especially those that are needing extra assistance, guidance with the D.A. you know what I tell people? Jimmy's not a show horse. Jimmy's a workhorse. I look forward to helping, you know, break through the bureaucracy, helping people get their questions answered. Pete Hegseth, a good buddy, so proud of what he's doing to bring the image of the war fighter back in a way where men and women are proud to serve our country. So, yeah, pinch me. I'm really can't believe it's real.

Clay Travis (27:55)

Jimmy, you've been fighting for the state of Florida for a long time. Buck is one of the new residents of the state of Florida. What is the impact? I mean, I think it's an awesome kind of test case for what good governance can do. The number of people that are saying, hey, I'm going to move to a state like Florida. What do the numbers look like over the last five or six years?

Jimmy Petronas (28:14)

Yeah, so we're in the best fiscal health we've ever been in the history of the state of Florida. And so look, I've been the CFO for the last eight years. I'm proud how much debt we've paid down. But here's the twisted thing about it. Even in the jacked up Biden administration where we had double digit inflation, what people don't realize in Florida, the state of Florida made more money than ever before because if things cost more, we're only a sales tax environment. Y'all know that because now you're not paying income tax from wherever you once were living. We made more money as a state, so we aggressively paid down debt at a breakneck speed. We have also created a culture of tell people, it's not a sprint, it's a mark. You got to work on it every day. We have 400,000 new net Floridians come to the state of Florida and we've got 1.3 million more registered Republicans than Democrats. The trend we're going is to give people their personal freedom and keep their tax money.

Clay Travis (29:16)

All right, get out and vote for him. Jimmy Petronas. Jimmy, I'll see you down on the beach here in the near future. I'm going to spend a bunch of time down there. So keep up the good work and look forward to you doing a fantastic job for everybody on the panhandle.

Jimmy Petronas (29:30)

Thanks, guys. God bless you. Thanks for having me.

Clay Travis (29:33)

For sure. That's Jimmy Petronas again. We want to keep echoing at Randy Fine, Florida 6, Jimmy Petronas, Florida 1. And get out and vote for Brad Schimmel in the entire state of Wisconsin. Three different storylines going on right now that will be covered, as Buck mentioned to a great degree as an early test of the momentum for Trump some 75 days ish into his second term. If your family carried around a video camera back in the day, chances are you still got the videotape cassettes to prove it. Memory stored on em valuable when you recorded them and have only become more valuable as time's gone on. How about digitizing what's on those video cassettes? Legacy Box can do that right now for you at a great price. And digitizing those tapes means moving the content to the cloud. That means you can easily log on from a phone, smart tv, a laptop or an iPad. And that way you can watch and share those restored family memories on easy to use digital files. Because the legacy box will make digitizing your memories easy. You ship off your old tapes, film and photos. Legacy Box takes care of the rest. They'll digitally transfer your family movies by hand. One videotape at a time. Then you'll get them back on the cloud, ready to watch and share from anywhere. And right now, Legacy Box running that special spring cleaning sale, you can digitize your old home movies for just $9 a tape, 65% off regular prices. 90 days of free Legacy Box cloud access. Don't wait until it's too late. Visit legacybox.com clay to shop that $9 per tape sale. Claim your cloud access. That's a legacybox.com/clay Patriots radio hosts a couple of regular guys, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton. Find them on the free iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we are rolling through the Tuesday edition of the program. We got a bunch of you weighing in with a variety of takes so far. I'll hit a couple of these right here. Start with, I believe, AA who's taken a shot at me. Kentucky Wildcat fans. I was right about the University of Tennessee smoking you guys in the Sweet 16. Unfortunately, the Houston Cougars came back and absolutely debilitated the University of Tennessee in basketball Sunday over the weekend. And podcast listener AA well, he took a shot.

Buck Sexton (32:13)

Listen, hey Clay, don't feel bad that Tennessee is the cobbler of college basketball. I think they have a really great field hockey program. It's just Tennessee is not a basketball school. Don't feel bad.

Clay Travis (32:26)

Shot.

Buck Sexton (32:27)

Oh, I caught that calling.

Clay Travis (32:29)

Calling the University of Tennessee the cobbler of college basketball is just diabolical. From Jason, that's a shot across the bow, I think.

Buck Sexton (32:38)

Right into the bow, actually. I think that's at the waterline trying to sink your battleship, my friend. That is some real deal.

Clay Travis (32:44)

This is also. They're catching me on hypocrisy here. Neil in North Carolina is a podcast listener and he's asking me. Well, he's coming after me over how much I love those Waymo vehicles in San Francisco. Let's listen.

Buck Sexton (32:59)

Hey guys, Neil in North Carolina, I.

Jimmy Petronas (33:00)

Gotta ask Clay, if you don't trust the cameras and sensors on your car to park or back up, how in.

Buck Sexton (33:08)

The world do you trust, trust an automatically self driving taxi from Waymo in San Francisco?

Clay Travis (33:14)

It's a fair question.

Buck Sexton (33:15)

Yeah, I was wondering about that.

Clay Travis (33:17)

So I think that the technology in a Waymo is way better than the technology in your average car. And I get super fired up because it seems to me that they beep and make noise. Buck. When you're nowhere near a person or.

Buck Sexton (33:34)

A curve the margin of error, it should give you. Because I have the same thing on my car. And Carrie maybe gets a little anxious when I'm parking. I've only ever had one problem, parking, and it was in Scotland, and I was going on the wrong side in reverse. Other than that, I have a totally clean record, 43 years when it comes to parking. Have you ever driven in Scotland? You never been to Scotland, right?

Clay Travis (33:56)

No. But you remember I lived in the Caribbean. We drove on the wrong side of the road in the U.S. virgin Islands.

Buck Sexton (34:01)

The wrong side of the road in Scotland. In driving, driving rain, which is all the time. Roads with no shoulder and very narrow and windy. Those F1 drivers, I'm going to tell you, I'd rather beat an F1 car, I think, than doing what they do, than trying to drive around Scotland when it's raining up in the Highlands. So I'm just telling you, I drove.

Clay Travis (34:23)

An SUV and a Jeep when we lived in the Caribbean on the wrong side of the road. And that was an experience because you would oftentimes kind of freeze for a moment when you come up to make a left as opposed to a right. It definitely. When you get off in an airplane and then you come back to the States, it's definitely a little bit alarming. Also, my wife, after I talked about the beeping thing, said, hey, you should mention I talked about this before. We have the worst parking place in America in Florida, where we spend some time down in. I'm actually wearing the T shirt, Rosemary Beach. I'm not kidding. I think it's the worst parking spot in America.

Buck Sexton (35:03)

If you're going to wear the T shirt, Clay, you're inviting more people. You say you're all full, but you're kind of advertising Rosemary Beach. I'm just putting that out there.

Clay Travis (35:10)

I have hit two different vehicles. I believe maybe one of them was a pillar trying to park my wife's gargantuan Cadillac Escalade in that spot. It's almost impossible to get.

Buck Sexton (35:24)

So. So you go 130 miles an hour down the highway. Do you also try to park at warp speed? That might be your problem.

Clay Travis (35:30)

No, no, no. Have had problem parking in my entire life. Other than. I'm not kidding. I think we have the worst parking spot in America. There are pillars. There's no space. It is virtually impossible to get in. You can't even make a full turn. Also, a big SUV like this one, which we have to fit all the boys in and all their gear and everything else. It's a little bit like driving a tank. So I am not flawless here, but Waymo. You know where it's coming, Buck? Miami. You are soon going to be able right here in Miami. It's also coming, I think to Washington D.C. to hail driverless cars. I'm telling you, it's the future. I couldn't believe how awesome it was.

Buck Sexton (36:13)

I mean my, my hope for the future is that I'll be able to get into a Waymo and that maybe I'll put on like an avocado mask. Maybe I'll be wearing a robe. It can do a little foot massage for me or something. I do not need to drive to feel manly. And I don't care what anybody says, I'm happy to be driven. So I, I, I do not have any. That's why I love the whole Tesla idea too. The auto driving. I know all of you just took away my man card. The good news is we're going to talk about some important stuff here in a second. I'll get my man card back.

Clay Travis (36:42)

I love it. I would prefer in the back of a car. If I can send emails and I can text and I can work. I would rather do that than drive. No doubt. Wayo coming everywhere. Try it out.