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

Our two of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xton Show gets going right now.

And we are joined by our friend Andy McCarthy of National Review.

He's a Fox News contributor, former federal prosecutor at the Southern

District of New York, instead of 20 years there.

Also, he wrote a book, ball of collusion, the plot to rig an election and destroy

your presidency. Obviously about Donald Trump feel like Andy, you might need to write ball

of collusion part two. There's a lot of stuff going on right now between Twitter, FBI,

collusion, the efforts to get Donald Trump legally.

Can we start with with that? I know you're on Fox yesterday, right?

As the ex I could see, I was doing the show right as the four charges came down.

It seems to be something of a consensus that the DOJ, well, actually, no, I don't want to get ahead of anything.

Tell everybody what you think about the four charges and what happens now.

Well, I think the charges are really weak, you know, the headline, I guess, that I would

highlight and capsulate this is they want to recommend that Trump

violated a law that prevents people or makes it a crime to incite an insurrection

or to assist an insurrection or aid in the bed, et cetera.

And they say they've developed evidence of that.

And, you know, first of all, they have not, despite what they promised they were going to be able to prove,

they have not proved there was an actionable criminal nexus between Donald Trump and the violence.

Out of the Capitol riot, they in two years of looking at this closely with a lot more resources

to investigate it than the congressional committee has.

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