Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back in, hour number two. Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show,

we're rolling through the Friday edition of the program. Always want to encourage you.

I mean, it has been an unbelievably wild week, even by new standards of wild weeks,

which we have had a lot of over the past 18 months or so past several years to be frank.

Go download the podcast, make sure you don't miss anything. We have got a loaded program rolling

through the final two hours of the week here, but a ton of really great interviews so far. This

week, really great discussion from myself and Buck Sexton. You can just type in Clay or Buck.

That's how popular the podcast has gotten. If you just type in our first names, Clay or Buck on

iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, anywhere out there, you can get access to the entirety of the program,

encourage you to make that choice. You can also go give us a five star review.

And our boy, double, be checking those out for you. We are joined now, I believe, by Jack Carr,

former Navy SEAL Steit sniper and task unit commander who has served in both Afghanistan and Iraq.

Jack, we appreciate you joining us and all your service. And I know this has been a tough week

for many people, both in uniform and out of uniform. I want to start with this question for you.

When you saw the report that we had turned over the names of Americans and American allies

in Afghanistan to the Taliban, your reaction was what?

Well, it was another, a long list of errors that is going to impact those on the front lines,

and not so much those from temperature controlled offices in the Pentagon or in and around

Washington, DC. We just handed over the names of US citizens, maybe some people that helped us

over the last 20 years to the enemy that we've been engaged with on the battlefield for those 20

years. And then we're asking them permission if it's okay to get those people out. They get to

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