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Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck-Suxton show podcast.

We got our monitors going here in the studio in NYC, and we can see that right as I think they must be listening to the show.

And we would welcome if the CNN staff wants to know what actual news sounds like

and commentary sounds like, they're welcome to tune in and take as many tips and things

from us as they can. And as soon as, and I will tell you, I had not seen any coverage of the

Hunter Biden whistleblower allegations on CNN or MSNBC up to this point.

Within 60 seconds after we brought it up here on the air, sure enough, they were talking about it.

And I think it was pretty interesting the way they were framing it.

They had Evan Perez, who's their DOJ, their justice correspondent, right? The reporter that

covers that stuff. And here's what they said about it, Clay. It brings me back to a point that

you made, I think, here on the show yesterday. Oh, before I get to that, I just want to note,

I'm actually kind of impressed with the Hunter text message. Like, that was some real, like, thuggish, you know, you better do this or else, buddy, my dad's here, will ruin your life. Like, I didn't know Hunter had it in him, you know, to throw some elbows. I thought he was a little bit of a little bit wimpyer than that. So he gets tough on the text message when he thinks he has pop sitting next to him.

But, oh, you know, I think that text message, they actually put the text on the text message on the screen.

So this brings us to this. You mentioned this yesterday. They're having to admit, because that text,

we're going to talk to Congressman Jason Smith in the second hour about he's spearheading this. He's the one who came out yesterday and said, this is what the whistleblowers have told us, right? They're having

to get ready for the admission that Joe Biden completely, repeatedly, in public, while running

for election, go down the list, just bald-faced lied about not knowing what Hunter was up to.

That he was complicit in it at some level.

Even if he was just allowing his name to be thrown around and he wasn't actively soliciting money, he was complicit in it.

Okay.

They're going to fall back. I think what we see, Clay, is they're going to fall back on,

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