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

Welcome everybody to the Thursday edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show coming

to you live from Austin, Texas hosted by our station here, K LBJ. A lot of news to talk about.

First off, we have a horrific shooting in Memphis. The gunmen in custody killed four people

live streamed a shooting rampage once again the issue of crime, front and center, but also the city

of Memphis having a Justin and awful week between the kidnapping and murder of that mother,

the jogger, lies a fletcher. And now this gunman, this rampage underway right now.

This is something, I'm sorry, the rampage underway which went out in the aftermath of the shooting

rampage that killed four people. Some of it was live streamed actually on Facebook. We will discuss

that Steve Bannon in New York City in court. He is facing charges that seem to be essentially a

rehash of the charges that he was on a federal level that were waved away. He was parted by the

Trump administration. He's hit with six counts, including money laundering, conspiracy, etc.

Is this more law fair from the Libs trying to take down yet another Trump ally? We still have the

moral logo situation in the background. And then there's some additional discussion here. Some

additional policy about COVID from the White House coordinator. She's, yeah, Dr. Jau will discuss

that coming up here in a moment. But first, Clay, you and I were talking about this last night.

There are some cities that have gotten a lot of attention from us already on the show because

of what's been happening with their crime numbers nationwide, whether it's the thousand shootings

that happened last year in Portland, which just seems unfathomable for a city of that size, or the

all-time murder record in Philadelphia, which it just had last year and is on track this year

to have an even higher number of murders for the year. The city of Memphis has been having a

similarly awful time with crime. And here we have just this week two national level stories high

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