Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show podcast.

Welcome into the Wednesday edition Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and show insanity raining down everywhere.

We are voices for sanity in an insane world. You've got us for the next three hours to pile it.

The ship. Last night, Bunk and I had the good fortune of going to dinner with Governor

Ron DeSantis of Florida. We had him on the show yesterday as well. Appreciate the governor's time.

Good conversation. Good time was had by all. But within the time while we were there eating dinner

buck, I feel like Disney completely and totally lost its mind over the bill that had been signed

in Florida to allow kindergartners, first graders, second graders and third graders not to be

instructed about sex related issues. And Disney, we talked about earlier this week came out with

a statement slamming the state of Florida and saying they were going to try to repeal this bill.

And Ron DeSantis obviously fired back about that yesterday. But I want to play some of these clips

from high ranking Disney executives. And I want everyone out there to think about this.

The foremost company in the world when it comes to entertaining children is in an uproar over a bill

that does not allow kindergartners, first graders, second graders or third graders to be taught

about sex related issues. By the way, the vast majority of American parents agree with this

Florida bill. But Bucket really kind of gets summed up here. Disney has banned for those of you and

I grew up going to Disney World. This is what my parents loved to do. We would stay in the camp

ground at Fort Wilderness for anybody out there who knows familiar with Disney World. That was where

we went on our family vacations. We would stay in the camp ground. We would we had amazing time.

As part of many of their celebrations, they often would say ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls

in an effort to speak to everyone who was inside of the park. These insane people at Disney

have decided that using the words ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls is not gender inclusive enough.

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