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

Welcome to the Friday edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xtin Show.

This is Buck here with my main man Clay.

Big stories to get to the aftermath of the horrific suicide bombing attack yesterday.

The Biden administration addressing it.

Not sure that Joe Biden did anything to calm nerves for a lot of people watching

his speech last night. We will dive into that together.

Plus you have the Supreme Court striking down the obviously flatly unconstitutional,

meaning blatantly lawless extension of a eviction moratorium, or really the new eviction moratorium

that they created. That's gone now. So landlords finally have the right to their property again.

And then last night, Lieutenant Bird of the Capitol Hill police came out

to explain why he shot Ashley Babid in the neck.

Despite the fact that she was unarmed, she was on the other side of what was still a locked door.

He gave his explanation for use of force. Lester Holt gave him a very favorable

interview over on NBC. And Clay and I will be discussing that. But first you have

President Joe Biden yesterday addressing the nation. And it really honestly seemed like you had

someone who in many ways represented in visual form the decline of US power and prestige on the

world stage. Biden seemed tired, befuddled, weak, confused, not what you want from a commander

in chief after a mass casualty attack like the one that occurred yesterday. 170 is the most

recent number we have seen in terms of casualties. It was even more than anticipated. 170 deaths.

132 others still unidentifiable in terms of whether we're talking about men, women,

children. It's an absolute grizzly horrific scene there. And we lost 13 of our own, 13

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