Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Foxexton Show Podcast.

Friday is here. Rejoice you have almost made it to another weekend. We're going to help

hopefully pass you into the weekend a little bit faster than otherwise you would have.

I am Clay Travis. He is bucksectin lots of fun, lots of intelligent discussion coming your way

here on this Friday edition. Let me give you a little bit of a road map of where we are headed.

COVID vaccine mandates are spreading as we told you they would all over the country.

Philadelphia, New Orleans, San Francisco, LA, New York City, when will it stop?

Things have gotten so wild that the Biden administration is now talking about restricting your

ability to travel across state lines. If you do not have a vaccine, that's despite the fact that

the border is an unmitigated disaster. Speaking of unmitigated disasters, Afghanistan falling

faster than anyone could have ever believed we're having to send in troops to protect the people

who are in the embassy there. It is starting to feel like the fall of Saigon there. We may end

up having to rescue people helicopter style positive story that is out there. The field of dreams

game. Absolutely awesome. But Bucket High have a different opinion a little bit on Kevin Costner.

We're going to have some fun with that as we move throughout the show and Alex Berencine will

join us at the top of the second hour of the program to talk about the latest on COVID data.

We are the most honest place for COVID discussion. Really, probably just discussion in general

in the country today. Buck, I'm fired up. I'm ready to roll. I'm ready to roll into the weekend too

because I'm headed to Florida, which should be a lot of fun. Even though I know that our boy,

Ron DeSantis is under fire in every direction. Are you ready to roll here? I'm ready to roll. I just,

I want to know, you know, I asked this question on Twitter. I haven't gotten any, any particularly

compelling answers yet. What did Ron DeSantis do to Japan? Because Tokyo has reported 5,773 COVID cases

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