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

Welcome in final hour of the week. We appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show as we roll into the weekend. We are joined now by Glenn Beck,

who a lot of you listen to before this show begins all over many affiliate stations in this country.

Glenn's got a brand new book out, The Great Reset. Appreciate him joining us and right off the

top, Glenn, how are you feeling? I got COVID here this week as well. I understand that you did also.

Yeah, I'm fine. I mean, it's a pain in the neck, but I had it the first time before there was

any vaccine or anything. And that wiped me out for about three weeks. You know, I've been broadcasting

with it and everything. It's in my lungs a bit for a cough, but it's like it was for two days,

a bad cold. And now it's just kind of lingers. I think this is some of the best news that we've had.

This looks like it's now starting to repeat the pattern from the 1918 flu in flu. And so the

first year was bad. Second year was worse. By the third year, it started just to go from a pandemic

to an endemic. And everybody is getting it. I mean, this whole idea of passports and now

quarantining now is the time. Everyone is going to get it no matter what you do. I mean,

the scientists at the base in Antarctica have it. How do they get it? You know, this is the best

thing it can happen. The death rates down 91% and it will will only get stronger from here.

The pandemic is just a few weeks away from being over. Glenn, it's buck. I always get to talk to you,

sir. I want to ask you, if you could just put this in a context for us, you've got this book out

this week, the great reset. I think people have heard the term. It gets thrown around, but what is

that as you write about it, but also was everybody listening across the country needs to understand it.

What does that mean? I mean, it's a term that the other side has actually used, but you mean

something quite differently by it. No, actually, I mean exactly what they mean. I'm sorry. You put

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