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

Welcome in our number three Tuesday edition. I hope all of you are having fantastic early parts of your week.

I stayed up late last night by the way watching Yellowstone, which I've been trying to get buck to watch.

Season four just debuted on Sunday. I'm deep into Narcos, my man. Oh, I was a Narcos guy back today,

you know, the subtext of everything Yellowstone is just Montana is beautiful, right?

I know they shoot a lot of that in my understanding is in the park city area of Utah,

but everything is so majestic about that show. It was fun. Stayed up late watching that last night.

And I've been looking at the data buck. And I think this is an important bit of data.

We tweeted it out. We did a story about it at out kick and it drove the blue checks crazy.

I could barely keep up with all the blue check anger on social media when we popped this story on

out kick. And I've seen a lot of other places writing about it as well. And the data reflects

that even though Florida is usually Ron DeSantis, they they have death Santis trend and they come

after him because of all the freedoms that Florida has had and how little restrictions there are.

And there's no mask mandate and how dare they not have a COVID vaccine mandate. And right now is

I'm looking at the New York Times most updated data. Florida has the lowest rate of COVID infection.

This is per capita per 100,000 people in the entire United States. Okay. States that have substantial

restrictions like where you are buck in New York and where a lot of our listeners are in California.

The COVID infection rate in New York right now, New York State is triple what it is in Florida.

And it is over double in California. What it is in Florida as well. Plus California in the past 14

days cases are up 61% and in the past 14 days in New York cases are up 11% and the past 14 days

Florida is down 20%. So not only is Florida way better in terms of COVID cases per 100,000 people

than both New York and California. The two states, populist states with the most restrictive COVID

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