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

Welcome in Wednesday edition Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. I appreciate all of you

hanging out with us. We've got a loaded radio program for you. We join

right up, wrote a great piece for Fox News dot com. Dr. Marty McCary, who has been one of the voices

of sanity in the medical community. Johns Hopkins, uh, uh, Dr. also the chief medical advisor,

I believe for the state of Virginia and Glenn Youngkin, the new governor there. He wrote a piece

pointing out all of the flaws that the so-called experts have embraced associated with COVID.

We've got the United States Senate, which voted not to continue the mask mandate on planes,

on trains in your ubers and your lifts. All of the different places where masks are still required.

We'll talk about that. Guess who was the only Republican to vote in favor of maintaining the mask

mandate. None other than Senator Mitt Romney of Utah. We will be joined by Senator Ron Johnson

of Wisconsin in the program. We'll talk more about Mitt Romney in a bit. Although Buck, does it

surprise you that Mitt Romney was the only Republican to vote, uh, in favor in some ways of maintaining

the mask mandate? No, because ever since I saw him marching with BLM and, and did you, we should

pull that audio. He's like, well, I'm here because, you know, I want to make it clear that Black

Lives Matter. I was like, this guy is such, I guess maybe he was so beaten down by, let's be honest,

getting his butt kicked by Obama in 2012 that he's just desperate for the approval of the elites now.

You know, he just wants, he wants the New York Times to think well of him. That was pathetic,

but this was even more annoying because he, his justification, you know, Clay, sorry, I know we

don't get it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. His justification is that the experts should make these decisions.

No, I want to flip over tables and scream profanity when he says this. The Senate should be making

the, the determination about this based on if they want the advice of people like the CDC.

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