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Welcome in Wednesday edition, Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show.

I am in Israel.

Buck is in Miami.

The geographic distance is wide.

But my goodness, we have a lot to dive into today as the fallout of the Daniel Penny verdict continues.

But also the United Healthcare CEO murder, now that they have this lunatic in prison,

the number of women out there that are in love with them is crazy.

And the overall attempt, which has become quite common now, to try to analogize these two situations and suggest that they are in any way reflective of one another, to me, Buck, it feels like it's only growing here.

And we had a discussion yesterday, and I understand that there are many people that are fired up about the health care system in America.

And it is extremely frustrating.

And it is extremely inefficient.

And there are lots of things that everyone out there has had as an issue at some point in time in their family.

But you can't kill a CEO because you don't like the United States health care system.

And the fact that people out there are saying, oh, look, in one case, vigilante justice is rewarded with Daniel Penny.

And in the other case, oh, my goodness, they're not giving any justification to the killer here. I can't

believe that this argument could even occur or that people buck with functional brains

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