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

Welcome in everybody to the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show. This is Buck. I am rocking

at Solo today on the show because my main man Clay is doing some dad stuff spend a time with kids

picking up some baseball games stuff like that having a good time well deserved time away from

the mic. But I promise you we are going to rock and roll here on the show as we always do because

there's a lot going on right now. The big thing of course the Supreme Court decision that came

down earlier this morning I read through that decision is about 130 pages. I had to read some of

it on the car ride on the way here and I can't read in cars ver you know if my eyes get a little

bit I get a little car sick but I read it anyway because that's the dedication I have here. We'll

talk about the huge gun rights second amendment ruling here and just second also more on the issue

of crime how it's going to affect the midterms coming up here polling on the Biden regime new

from Quinn and Piac man it is bad. The you've all they police chief who was the commanding officer

on the scene of that response to that horrific school shooting has been placed on administrative

leave. So we'll be discussing that New York City has small children getting their covid shots.

You know how I feel about this we'll discuss and then what's going on with the airlines

thousands and thousands of cancellations in recent days got a real problem here and needs to get

fixed something's going on and then Senator Tuberville from the great state of Alabama we joining

us later on the program talking a bit about title nine on its 50th anniversary.

But let's get it let's dive into this because this is something that honestly folks near and

dear to my heart let me tell you why I'm a born and raised New Yorker I was born in New York City

grew up there and other than my time in the CIA and my time in college I have been a New York resident

for basically my entire life and one of the great frustrations of living in not just New York City

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