Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xton Show podcast.

Second hour of playing Bucks starts right now and we have been discussing on the show

pretty much daily last couple of weeks. The prospect of a Trump

indictment by this special counsel, Jack Smith, let me say, this is one of those times where

I hope all of the reporting from the Democrat media is wish casting.

I hope that their whole mentality of the walls are closing in and the obsession they have with

anything to get Trump is justified at any moment now, they will finally get what they've

wanted for years, which is Trump to be branded a criminal and even to spend time in a prison cell.

That is what the Democrat base wants. That is not a fringe belief among Democrats. That is what

they want to happen. And I think we have to take all of this seriously just because one they've

already indicted the Republican front runner in New York City. Now that one, I've said this all

long, I think my analysis is looking even more prescient maybe than when I first said it.

I think the New York indictment was the break in the dam for what was going to come later.

There's no downside for Alvin Bragg in New York City to bring this criminal charge against Trump.

There's downside for the rule of law, there's downside for New Yorkers who think to themselves,

can Republicans get a fair trial in this town? Is that really a thing now?

Are we not just a one-party state politically, but from a law and order judicial system criminal

justice perspective? Is New York City a place where you cannot get a fair trial as a Republican?

I think, you know, unless maybe you're in like local court in Staten Island, I think the answer is

yeah, you can't get a fair trial. Certainly if you're a Republican politician, not without

Alvin Bragg calling the shots. So that was the first prosecution as we know that still to be

decided, I think the case the trial is set for what is it next March? Oh, you mean right and the

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