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Hey guys, welcome to the Buck Brief from NYC. It's great to be here in studio in our home base studio.

I've got to jump right into the Columbus Day.

Columbus was amazing, and his discovery was incredible.

And all this stuff about Indigenous People's Day

is absurd, and it actually makes me feel kind of sorry for those who don't know history

because if we're going to start to talk about achievements and accomplishments

We're also going to have to look at the lack thereof in terms of a

civilizational advances on the indigenous side of things. As in one side

one, the other side lost, crying a river about it now doesn't do anybody any good, it's all

just nonsense wokeness, and here, my friends, to remind you of what the left really thinks

about Columbus Day on Columbus Day is

Kamala Harris in 2021 complaining about it.

Since 1934, every October, the United States has recognized the voyage of the European explorers

who first landed on the shores of the Americas.

But that is not the whole story.

That has never been the whole story.

Those explorers ushered in a wave of devastation for tribal nations,

perpetrating violence, stealing land and spreading disease.

We must not shy away from this shameful past and we must shed light on it and

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