Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show Podcast.

Welcome back in. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. We roll through the Thursday edition

of the program. We were talking with you about the craziness coming out of the NHL over their

NHL media really and their insanity as it pertains to a guy who decided not to wear a pride jersey.

I encourage you to go check that out. Download the podcast. You can hear all of our conversations every

single day. Search out Clay Travis. Search out Bucks Xt and lots of original non-airing on the radio

content coming to the podcast feed. You're going to love it. We join now by our buddy Alex

Baronson for the latest on the COVID shot data. And Alex yesterday on your substack,

very alarming data that is coming out. We've moved from, I think everybody basically acknowledges

generally speaking that the COVID shot does not do anywhere near what it was promised to do. And at

best has some small prophylactic value for a relatively short period of time three or four months

after a shot is given. Now it's moving from it doesn't do very much the story Alex to there may be

actual harm done by these shots. What can you tell us about the latest data? Is that a accurate

trajectory of how you would assess the narrative surrounding these shots? Well, I mean, I would say

that the people who defended them would still insist that they that they reduce severe disease and

death. I mean, that's the claim that that that that no they don't stop infection, no they don't

stop transmission. Yeah, you might even be at someone higher risk of being infected if you've gotten

a bunch of boosters in the in the Omicron era, but they do stop severe disease and death. And you

know, and to make that case, they rely on a bunch of data that that that I could go through and

sort of explain why it's problematic, but but that would take the whole segment. So instead, let me

talk about sort of why I'm more concerned right now than I, you know, and I think I've been talking

to you now for almost two years. You hear when I think things are, you know, but getting better,

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