Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and show podcast.

Third hour of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and show gets going right now. We've got so much

with the midterms just weeks away to break down for you here also. Breaking news here up on Fox.

CDC is saying that they can't mandate COVID vaccines in schools, but they did vote to include

the COVID vaccine for children on the schedule of federally recommended vaccines, which means that

they are covered at no cost for children that fall into a variety of government programs.

As client, I already broke down for you. This is just the whole hide the football game that they

always play here. Oh, we're not in charge. They're not in charge. Who's in charge? Well, take the

shot. Shut up. That's how this always goes. Now it's not going to happen everywhere, but in some

states, it's likely that this CDC decision will be used to try to push the shots on people.

And unless, look, I'll say this too, in even states with red with Republican governors,

there needs to be a decision that they won't allow for discriminatory and anti-science based

on the actual data practices about this stuff so that people like Clay Arnast, where's your vaccine

passport to show up in New York? It may not be a New York City requirement, but businesses shouldn't

be able to require this for people who either run away. And I remember there were some arguments

about this. I mean, the people who are arguing, oh, just let every private business aside itself.

Really? That's interesting. Private businesses can't decide how many chairs they can set up in

an office space without OSHA being able to weigh in on safety and hazards. Private businesses can't

just pay people whatever they want. They're a minimum wage loss. There's all kinds of regulations.

But on this one, we're going to surrender the right to show up and not get a shot. You don't need

to whatever Democrat lunacy is, is fashionable. The moment anyway, we'll get into that. We've got

some, or I think we've kind of covered it honestly today. You know what's going on there. We'll

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