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

Second hour of Clay and Buck starts right now, everybody. Thanks for joining us from all across the

country. And we have a few things that tie together here. Mr. Clay, I want to just walk us through

this for a moment. This is interesting because one of our ongoing questions here is what is really

the end game of all this Biden document stuff, right? And we're, I don't want to dive into that

back and forth right now, but we've been talking about it, talking about the first hour

because something doesn't add up here. Is it just sloppiness from Biden and or is it the system

pushing Biden aside? There's a lot of things here that we still are trying to figure out, but one

part of this is who would take over right? Who would be in the mix in the running? We talked about

Kamala Harris, obviously, because she's the vice president, the most obvious, although in the

poll that I put out on Twitter, thousands and thousands of responses, solid 60 plus percent think

that Biden's if Biden goes, it's in favor of Gavin Newsom, which is interesting.

I mean, that is then likely to be a floor. I could say this, I think, with a high level of confidence

that the 2024 election should Gavin Newsom be the Democrat nominee would be a California versus Florida

throwdown in some capacity. Florida will be in there. It's one way or another. It should have,

Buck, right? Like, ultimately, those are the two sides of our great national debate over the past

several years. I agree. I mean, I actually was somebody who really I wanted Bernie Sanders to be

the Democrat nominee in the past, because I think that what you get with Bernie Sanders is more of

a distillation of liberalism for Democrats today without the veneer of just a sort of corporate

interest in the self dealing at the same level, which is what you get with say Hillary Clinton.

So I think if you want to have a real throwdown of belief systems and governing systems, notice how

I say Florida. And I think a lot of you would agree, it's going to be Florida represented in some

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