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

Second hour of Clay and Buck gets going right now. Thanks for being here with us.

As we said yesterday, as we were talking about the Tyrene Nichols case,

we have to look at law enforcement, we have to look at the narrative around all this

based on the facts and the data. We can't think of anybody better to help us do that right now

than Heather McDonald. She is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute,

contributing editor at City Journal author of the War on Cops and she just has a piece out now at

the spectator. Tyrene, this is the title Tyrene Nichols and the new black cop white supremacy.

Thanks for being with us, Heather. As always, appreciate it.

Such a pleasure to be with you back in the day. Thank you.

So tell us, Heather, you know, this piece you're getting right into it. We discussed this a bit

on the show. Five black cops, B.A. black man to death, we all condemned it. It was excessive use

of force. It's quite obvious from the video and there were a lot of people claiming white supremacy

in the media. What is this all about? It's about the fact that racism is now an unfalcifiable

proposition. The race industry is not going to ever seed ground. They have now got a new rule

for racism, which is anything bad that happens to a black person is a function of racism,

regardless of the intentions or race of the perpetrator. So they've got it covered.

And we have the tragedy of the beating now becoming a farce, given the reaction of Benjamin

Crump of the New York Times, of the race activist of Joe Biden, Eager is always to slot in his

favorite narrative about blacks being right to fear for their lives every time they go outside.

They're daily fear and trauma. None of this is borne out by the facts. Here's the fact.

The police are the saviors in the black community. They are not the oppressors. When the police back

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