Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast.

Welcome in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show.

We are often running. We appreciate all of you, wherever you may be across this great country

of this great land for choosing to hang out with us. And Buck, it was a wild night

in the mom revolution against masks that I have been predicting.

This is playing out all over the country right now. There are parents who are fed up

with their schools, with their school boards. And they have had enough as it pertains to COVID mask

requirements. They've had enough as it pertains to critical race theory. And I'm one of those

parents. I've got a 13 year old. I've got a 10 year old. And I came on Buck and you know this on

Friday of last week, we had a first half day of school. They opened up the school, no masks,

and everybody could walk in free and clear. It felt 100% normal. Same thing on Monday. Same thing

on Tuesday. They called an emergency school board meeting. Okay. I live in the Nashville, Tennessee

area, county called Williamson County. For those of you who might be somewhat familiar with Nashville,

little bit south of town, Franklin and Brentwood are the two biggest towns that are in that county.

It's highly educated county. It's a place where education matters more than almost anywhere

certainly in the state. And one of the places where education would matter from a purposes of

parents being involved, I would imagine almost more than anywhere in the country. Over a thousand

people showed up for the school board meeting, debating whether or not masks should be required.

I was fortunate enough as just a parent. I've got a fifth grader and I've got a first grader in

public schools. I went to public school myself K through 12 in Nashville. I got to stand up and

speak. We're going to play that for you. And then Buck, I'm going to talk about the experience. I

want you to be able to weigh in as well. But this is the very foundation of democracy. Go out if

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