Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and show podcast.

Welcome in hour number two Wednesday edition Clay Travis Bucks Xt and show 27 days

until the midterm. We're going to be joined by Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin at the

bottom of this hour. We will head out to Colorado top of the next hour to talk with Joe O'Day,

who is trying to flip a Democrat held seat in the great state of Colorado. And then

JD Vance, who is running for the Senate in Ohio. We are jumping all over the country to give you

battleground conversations with Senator senators or Senate candidates who would like to be representing

you in Washington. We will have all of those conversations coming your way, including more audio

from a completely disqualifying interview with John Federman. And I don't mean disqualifying

in the context of, oh, he has opinions that you or I might disagree with in their controversial.

I mean, the guy can't speak or understand basic questions, disqualifying in that he is not

capable of doing the job of a United States Senator. All of that still to come. But I don't want

to avoid or fail to cover, I should say this story because you are not going to hear this from

most of the left wing media. We had yesterday buck Alex Berencine on talking about the data

on the COVID shots and why the long range impact of these COVID shots may be very significant in

a negative way for many people's health, particularly those who are young and healthy enough that they

never had any real threat from COVID and they never should have gotten the shots. Now why did they

get the shots? Because we had just rammed down our throats. We had the Biden White House screaming

at all of us that you had to get the shot to prevent the transmission of COVID. The idea was buck,

as you well know that if you got the shot, COVID stopped with you. There was no further spread.

Can I just, you know, because you lived in a more sane place during the worst parts of the Biden

vaccine mandate than I did. I live in New York City. I think New York City, DC and Los Angeles

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