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

Mandatory ethnic studies programs, gender, neutral toy aisles, no more gas powered leaf

blowers or lawn mowers. All things California has to look forward to now. Thanks to Gavin News

him signing a law on recent days laws, I should say. Welcome back to the Clay and Buck show.

This is Buck Rowland Solo today. So thanks for keeping me company because I don't have my

main man Clay right here with me. Goose and Maverick style. Instead, I guess I've just it's just

Maverick. Hopefully I'm not going to get all sweaty and kind of bug out at the end. But yeah,

here I am. And I'm going to be talking to you about what's going on in California here because

this is just indicative of what happens when you let social justice override common sets.

Right. Social justice is an ideology. In fact, really it is a religion for a lot of Democrats.

It's a religion replacement. They it appeals to them in so many ways in part because it allows

them to think that they're really good people. It costs them nothing. I mean, the biggest

advocates of social justice policies and programs across the board or equity. Another term that really

encompasses this same thing. And this touches on so much, right? It touches on CRT critical race

theory. It informs the socialist obsession that the Democrats have. It's a better way to create

equity in their minds. But in the case of California, people are starting to see how the normal

concerns of everyday people that should be addressed by government, you know, how are the roads? How

safety. Can you open up a store without it being looted and broad daylight? What's it like to try

to open up a business in general in the state of California right now? Well, we know that people

are leaving and more and more will be leaving, I believe. And it's the same thing. Unfortunately,

here in New York, I think New York is in and I'm doing the show from New York City. As many of you

know, I am a native New Yorker. I grew up here. I'm from here. My family's here. This I my

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