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

Welcome to the Friday edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks XtN Show.

This is Buck here at NYC with my me-man clay out in Nashville, Tennessee.

We have a really astonishing situation playing out right now with the Biden administration

intervening, interfering in at least one state's treatment protocol for people with COVID who are

very sick. We will explain in a moment. It's a big deal. I've been talking to folks down in

Florida about it. Plus we have a new FAA ruling. It's almost like they don't want you to see

the thousands and thousands of Haitian illegal immigrants gathered down at the US Mexico border,

at the US Mexico border trying to get into the country right now in the Del Rio sector, I believe.

They've come up with a new rule that will make it harder for people to see what is going on.

The federal government has what a surprise. And also some are talking about a national divorce

between left and right. Clay and I may have some fun with that in a little bit. I keep telling him.

He's got to keep a bunker ready for me in Tennessee for when I have to make the great escape. But

in the meantime, here's what's happening in Florida. If you look at the case numbers, it's on the

other side of the slope. One thing that we have seen about the COVID-19 virus all along is that it is

seasonal. There are surges. There are declines. This has happened across the country. You heard a lot

more about the surge in Texas and Florida this summer, warmer states, which mirrors what happens.

Remember the Sun Belt surge of 2020 mirrors what we've seen in the past. And of course that was

before any vaccinations had happened in the summer of 2020. But you didn't hear about Oregon or Hawaii

which are hitting all time highs and cases. And there's a lot of concern about what's really

happening here. You know, question should be asked like how long does the virus really, I'm sorry,

does the vaccine really give effective protection? They admit it's not forever, not even close. It's

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