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

Welcome back in Clay Travis, Boxexten Show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us, rolling through the Thursday edition of the program.

And yesterday we brought you the news that the Democrat attempt to enshrine Robi Wade in a Senate

vote had failed because Joe Manchin failed on his Democrat colleagues and so by a 51-49 vote,

that attempt by Chuck Schumer failed. But as a part of that failure, we're already starting to see

the argument now be made, Buck, of this is not only about abortion, it's going to spread beyond

abortion. And during the commercial break I was reading the Washington Post, they are doing

direct agenda-based journalism. Buck, they have got Washington Post reporters obsessively calling

every video game company to find out what their policy is going to be, what their statement is

going to be in the event that Robi Wade is overturned. This of course is not journalism, it's a pressure

mounted campaign to try to get all of these companies to issue woke statements relating to abortion,

meanwhile, so far most companies seem to be avoiding making these comments. And what is this telling

us? What are we learning from this obsession coming from the leak from Justice Alito's potential

opinion? Remember, it still hasn't even occurred, potential opinion overturning it, it's that Robi

Wade by itself isn't enough. There has to be more associated with it. So this was Chuck Schumer

after the Senate failed to advance what they were calling the Women's Health Protection Act.

Here in Cut 9, he says and follows along what we talked about yesterday, the slippery slope

argument of contraception is next to listen to Schumer's litany of what's to come in the wake

of this opinion. The vote we just took makes crystal clear the contrast between the parties as we

approach the midterm elections. Vote, elect more pro-choice Democrats. If you want to see a woman

have control over her own body, elect more pro-choice Democrats if you want to protect a woman's

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