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

Welcome back in, hour number two. Monday edition, Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. I'm Clay Travis.

He is Buck Sexton. We are talking about the biggest story that is going on right now.

Anywhere in the world, and it is Joe Biden having to come to grips with the biggest stock market

drop that he has seen in his entire tenure. Buck Sexton, I am reading from the Wall Street Journal

article about this. It says, the moves, the stock market moves were reminiscent of trading patterns

that prevailed in the early days of the pandemic. Investors sold shares of companies directly

affected by restrictions on movement and business while buying government bonds and stocks that

stood to benefit from renewed lockdowns. American Airlines, United Airlines, cruise operator Carnival,

all saw their stock prices drop substantially. Stocks that climbed on Monday, Croger,

which we all remember, Etsy, which is an online marketplace and Peloton. The big question now is,

are we, I hate to say it, Buck, I really do. Are we stumbling once more into March of 2020

all over again? I don't think so. I think it's going to be short lived with this stock market

dip here, at least the plunge that we're seeing because this is right now. It's panic driven. This

is panic selling at some level. And it's very unlikely we're going to go back to, I mean,

I think it's almost impossible to go back to where we were at that phase. The market is an indicator

of fear in this moment. And as we know, if you, if you actually believe what the market was telling us

back in March of 2020, if people thought, oh my gosh, you know, the end is near,

that was the wrong attitude because the market ended up having a huge rally and doing incredibly

well selling in March of 2020. Well, at least if you're a long-term investor, it was not the right move.

But what we are seeing is, I think, a sense of economic anxiety that is reflected in the market

right now in the stock market, but it's reflected also from the Biden administration, which is why

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