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

Welcome the third hour of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show. We have a lot to talk about when it comes to

crime and criminal justice in this country, in the shower. Also, they're terrified of Ron DeSantis on

a separate note, politically speaking. And that's a good sign for the DeSantis fans out there. When

the left is angry at you, you know, you're doing something right. We'll get to that later on.

But right now, we have a number of heinous crimes that have occurred across the United States.

Well, notably in big cities like Los Angeles and New York City, although there are crimes happening

every day and record numbers. Remember, 2021 was a year of all-time murder highs in a number of

major American cities. Enormous increases in a lot of cities, double digit increases in dozens of

American cities over the last 12 to 18 months. Of course, coinciding with the rise of the BLM

movement as well. And so the theory that I've always put forward that Black Lives Matter as a

movement manages to make everything worse for everyone and notably for young Black men in

America. It makes everything worse for everyone. The data proves that out. But here's what we've

gone through just the last week in this country. When we're talking about crime and what's happening

in America today, you have Sandra Schels, punched in the head, fell down and hit her head and later

died. She was a nurse in Los Angeles waiting to be picked up by a bus. So a nurse who was just doing

her day to day life. Brianna Cuppfer, who was stabbed to death while working at a store in

Los Angeles by a, well, we'll get into the criminals and who they are in their backgrounds at a

moment. And then Michelle Goe, who was pushed in front of an oncoming subway car and struck

fatally by that subway car in time on the Times Square subway station. This is right near where

I am in New York City. It's a subway station that in earlier times I would have used all the time.

But everyone these days is more and more concerned about being on the subway. And here's what's

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