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

Welcome back to the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show everybody. Thank you for being here with us on this Monday.

We've got a big mandate showdown over vaccines here in New York City, police,

fire, sanitation workers, thousands and thousands.

If you can get the shot, calling out sick in many cases, it's going to play out this week in New York's,

in America's largest city. We'll come back to that story a bit plus, playing on, I want to dive into

Colin Kaepernick's latest Netflix special. This is, you've just got to see it or hear it at least,

do you understand the gravity of the insanity on display. But we are down to the wire here for the

Virginia governor's race. Tomorrow is, as we know, the day. So we're looking here at a,

at a, at a, McCollough versus Youngkin throwdown that the whole country is watching because at the

heart of it, it's not just the state of Virginia in play, but parents fighting back against the

madness of CRT and wanting a greater say in their children's education, which is a nation-wide

issue. Ned Ryan joins us now. He's the founder and CEO of American majority and voter gravity.

He is a Virginia native. He's in Loudon County. He knows this issue backwards and forwards.

Ned, thanks for being with us. Yeah, no absolute good to be with you guys and, and buck,

you're right. This tomorrow is going to be pretty telling us to where we go moving forward,

not only in Virginia, but I think even on a national level, I think that if Youngkin wins and

I'm pretty optimistic that he will, as well as others that are on the statewide, even in the

House of delegates, I think it has an impact on what's going on in DC in regards to some of the

crazy Democrat ideas on spending. And I think it puts a real pause on that. And I think you might

even see some retirements among Democrat House incumbents who might want to check out and not have

to face the voters in 2022. So no, Virginia is going to have not only, the elections are not

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