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

Welcome in Clay Travis Bucksexten Show Wednesday edition of the program. We have a time to discuss

with you big primary night in Georgia, Alabama, Texas, and beyond Arkansas as well. We will discuss

what those impacts were. We got a bunch of great guests for you all headed this direction. We

will discuss all of that, but we began with the story that everybody is talking about a shaken

country in many ways as a mentally ill 18 year old took the life of 19 kids to adults,

also shot his grandmother and everyone is reacting to what happened in Yovol day, Texas.

And we certainly want to extend as a parent. I walked my kids to elementary school this morning.

My kids get out of school today, so I'm ducking out to go pick them up as they have a half day

for the summer here in the Nashville area. And so I walk my kids to school pretty much every morning,

most days, many days, I am picking them up in the afternoon as well. So like all of the parents

and grandparents out there who have young children, this is a sickening story. I am filled buck with

questions about this on so many different levels. And my first reaction to all of these stories

is after Columbine and after Sandy Hook, many different schools have put in policies that make it

hard to get into a school if someone is armed and is trying to do so. And I'll give you an example.

At my kids elementary school, there is an armed police officer there. And by the way, I personally

believe that there should be an armed police officer at virtually every school in America. That

is my personal opinion. Some of you may disagree. I also, in order to get into our building, our

elementary school buck, you have to show your driver's license and you have to be buzzed in

through locked doors. And then there is once you are through there, another door where you have to

be buzzed in. And then you also have to be buzzed in from the office. Everybody has to come in through

the main entrance of the building. If you don't have a, they can look at you. There's a camera when

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