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Clay Travis (0:00)
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Buck Sexton (0:05)
Welcome back in hour number three, Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. Open phone lines. We just had Alan Dershowitz on the program at the end of the last hour. If you want to weigh in on anything he said you can hop on the line and let us know. You can also give us talkbacks. Easy way to get in touch with all of us. Want to continue to encourage all of you to go subscribe to the Clay and Buck podcast. I want us to get 100,000 subscribers. I believe we are sitting around 82,000. But just about every time that I ask you guys to go subscribe, we add about a thousand people. So that would suggest I'm going to have to do this for about three weeks and then we're going to hit a hundred thousand subscribers and we can continue to grow from there. I think there is a very strong chance that soon you will be able to watch to the extent that you want to. And I understand why some of you would say that you do not want to. You will be able to watch Buck and me on the program video wise on the, on the YouTube channel. So we just want to be as many different places as we can be to allow you guys to consume the show to your heart's content, certainly download, subscribe to the podcast and you can find us all over the social media channels that you might otherwise be consuming. So that is a kind of no brainer as I would encourage you to kind of find us wherever you may be. And if you are trying to reach and influence kids, grandkids, people who are young, they're on YouTube and they're on TikTok. That is where my kids are all the time. They watch no television. That is where they spend all their time on social media. You can share links from the show, maybe things that you would enjoy. Um, couple of news stories that I think are important. Uh, we talked to Senator Marsha Blackburn last hour as well. They've talked about it since Marsha Blackburn said all the way back, since Ronald Reagan was president, defunding pbs, npr, no taxpayer funds. It has finally happened. So that is yet another promise made, promise kept by President Trump. Uh, Buck, just quickly here on the Dershowitz, I understand that people are going to say, oh, I. And that's why I directly asked him, I said, hey, a huge percentage of this audience is going to say, you're lying. He jumped right in and started answering it beforehand. I understand we're at a point where people who believe that There is a huge massive cover up on Epstein. Are going to believe everyone who talks about it is lying if they're saying something other than every famous person you know should go to prison for this. That is where the Epstein expectations have gone. I think, as we have said on the show, the deci decision to go with phase one of the Epstein files and bring in all the social influencers and parade them in front of cameras holding binders that had no information in them, that was a miscalculation. But Alan Dershowitz came on, made his arguments to you about what he knows to be in there, actually named a bunch of guys specifically said that Trump was not named as someone who was accused inside of the Epstein files. And I don't know very many people outside of having worked in the Department of Justice or the, or the FBI that would have more knowledge than him. Also, I wanted to play this, I don't know this ever happened before. Buck. I'm going to give credit to Joe Scarborough. Joe Scarborough, I, I, this is, I mean this is a record scratch moment. This has never happened in the history of the program. But Joe Scarborough had a Democrat congressman on the program and it was a simple and straightforward question and I do think it is one that all of you should keep in mind. All of these people claim that they care so desperately on the Democrat side so suddenly about what is going to end up happening with the Epstein files, but they were actually in positions of power for four years. None of these people said a word about it. Can we play Joe Scarborough, of all people making that point this morning on Buck's formerly favorite show, Morning Joe?
