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

Welcome in Clay Travis, Box Sexton Show Tuesday edition of the program spanning the country

at least for this week. Buck is in New York City, I am in LA where the Super Bowl preparations

remain underway. And Buck, last night, I am getting ready for bed. And I'm scrolling through

Twitter and I see Dr. Lena Wynn who has been one of the foremost proponents of the idea of

masking kids, of requiring vaccinations, all of this. And I just want to play this audio for

everybody out there because it's like she suddenly became a Clay and Buck listener. And the same

thing, by the way, unanimously suddenly, suddenly happens in Connecticut, in New Jersey, in Delaware,

where all of a sudden, despite the science, not really having changed at all, Buck, despite what

we have been saying for a long time, being inalterably true. Suddenly, we are dealing with a

revelation where masking at least in schools and masking overall is suddenly under siege. So I

want to play these two clips for you from CNN. And then I want to weigh in. I want to hear what Buck

thinks too. How much is this polling? How much is this suddenly Jeff Zucker is out at CNN? And maybe

he was the king of the mask police. I don't even know. But I want you to listen to these two cuts.

And it's important for you to recognize that Dr. Lena Wynn, one of CNN's foremost experts,

has been in favor of every possible masking tool she's been in favor of vaccine mandate. She's

been one of the most draconian of the COVID restrictionist. And all of a sudden, she has changed

her entire tune. First, let's listen to her recognize that masking children has a risk benefit

analysis. And it no longer in her opinion, suddenly is in favor of masking kids. Listen to this.

There actually is a harm that we should be discussing of children continuing to mask. That doesn't

mean that masking doesn't have its place for children when there are very high rates of hospitalization.

If we get a new variant in the future that children are particularly susceptible to, we may want

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