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Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show, hour number two Monday edition of the program.

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March all-time record. Let's see if we can set another all-time record here in April.

It is tax day. A lot of people cutting checks that are painful to cut today.

A lot of people also not cutting checks at all because they're a part of nearly I think the number

is 60% of Americans. Buck are not going to pay any federal income taxes at all today.

One guy who is I believe paying potentially the largest tax bill in the history of the United

States, Elon Musk who sold some of his Twitter some of his Tesla stock and as a result is in line for

a monster tax bill. And one of the things that has been intriguing over the weekend, we've talked

a lot about this free speech battle that has emerged over whether or not Elon Musk is going to be

able to purchase Twitter. Twitter stock by the way as we speak right now up about $1.50. They

implemented the poison pill on Friday to try to keep Elon Musk from taking control of the company.

And over the weekend, Elon Musk fired away, fired off several different tweets relating to that

battle. And I saw this and I was kind of stunned by it, Buck Jack Dorsey who was the long time CEO

of Twitter also was a co-founder. He said that the board of which he is a member has quote consistently

been the dysfunction of the company. He also said the plots and coups of the Twitter board could be

made into a Hollywood thriller one day. And earlier in the day, another capitalist was quoted for saying

good boards don't create good companies, but a bad board will kill a company every time. Jack

Dorsey responded big facts. And then he was asked by a Twitter user if he's allowed to say these

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