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

Welcome in final hour of the week. Clay Travis Bucks Xtons Show, I hope you guys have

had as much fun listening as we have hanging out with you. We're going to try to finish

strong here and take you into the weekend. I encourage you to go subscribe to the podcast.

You can search out Clay Travis, you can search out Bucks Xtons. Also, ClayandBuck.com,

if you're curious what's popping out there, what you might have missed and you want a one-stop shop,

you can check out ClayandBuck.com. We have spent a lot of time so far in the program talking about

Ron DeSantis versus Disney and the fallout and the impact there. Also, Dr. Fauci, our tiny little

buddy who does not seem to understand that the courts have the opportunity to review government

election, including the CDC, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Under Siege, connected to January 6th and what

do we think about the idea of being able to pull a congressman or congresswoman, Senator, whoever

it might be out of office based on disqualifying them for the ballot. By the way, Buck,

and I'm not an expert on Georgia election law, but I was thinking about our discussion earlier.

I think even if she were not allowed to run as the Republican nominee, that she would be able

to run, I think, as an independent, which, I mean, right in Canada, whatever you want to see,

I don't think you could take her off of the ballot entirely. Again, I'm not an expert in Georgia

election law, but if she were not allowed to run as a Republican, I think they would have

the opportunity potentially to run as an independent. But that's a story we're following,

and just so you know, we have reached out to Marjorie Taylor Greene, and she is going to join us

next week to talk about the battle that she is under, because whether you're for or against her,

I just find the idea in general of using procedural mechanisms to keep someone from being able to

be on the ballot and not allowing people to make a choice from a democratic perspective as being

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