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

Our three already here on the Clay Travis and Bucks XtN Show,

Buck here in NYC, my main man Clay in Nashville, Tennessee. We have much to discuss with you still.

I will come back to the latest on COVID response from people COVID vaccine response, I should say,

in cities across the country, the mandates going into effect, what's actually happening,

our police officers going to continue to get fired. Are they going to back off in some of these

cities? But we want to start with a race that's just weeks away here, the election,

for the governor's mansion in the state of Virginia. Now, just so we're all very clear, I know for

a lot of you, you know, living Virginia, some of you living Virginia, we have got a great Virginia

audience, but a lot of you don't live in Virginia. So why does this really matter? Virginia's become

a place that is the front line of the battle between parents and the Democrat machine as evidence

through school boards and administrators and the public school system and doctorating children

in Virginia into things ranging from CRT to transgender agenda stuff to yes mask mandates even in

schools. All these things come up at the school board meetings. And this has now become a central

front in the fight against critical race theory. There's a grassroots uprising of parents who are

now aware of what their children have been taught because of all the zoom at home lessons that they

had during the pandemic, which were unnecessary, by the way, and so far as they should have just

been allowed to go into school. But you can thank Fauci for bending the need of the teachers'

unions. No surprise there. Little lab coat tyrant somehow never upset Democrats and we're not

supposed to know that. But here's what's happening in Virginia, Terry McCollough, who has had a

bit of a lead for most of her all of this year against his competitor on the Republican side,

Glenn Youngkin is starting to feel the heat. And it's in part because of this story broken

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