Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sxton Show Podcast.

Welcome in Wednesday edition. Clay Travis, Buck Sxton Show. We appreciate all of you

hanging out with us. It was 62 minutes. We talked some about how long the Joe Biden state of

the union would be. That is the number. And we have so many different aspects to talk about

surrounding that speech. We've got a couple of great guests by the way coming on who will be

reacting to it as well. Congresswoman Lauren Bobert will be with us and she obviously is in

the crosshairs over her mentioning of the 13 servicemen that Joe Biden, according to Jens Saki,

quote, didn't have the time to fit into his state of the union. We will discuss that certainly with

her. We're also scheduled to be joined by Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Oz, who many of you will

be familiar with over the past years of his working in television and media as a health advisor and

expert. So that is where we are headed. But Buck, there are so many things that we can talk about

from the state of the union address. But to me, the two things that stood out the most one,

after two years of essentially not allowing anyone to appear anywhere in Washington,

DC, if you were a Democrat without wearing a mask, masks were gone. We saw Joe Biden striding

slowly across the White House lawn on Monday in his ridiculous oversized black face mask.

And by Tuesday, he is walking down the center of the House of Representatives aisle, shaking hands,

awkwardly even headbutting. If you guys haven't seen that video, as if COVID had never existed,

Nancy Pelosi, awkwardly behind him, sort of gyrating in weird directions, looking super strange,

also not wearing a mask. Joe Biden can't tell the difference between reading Ukraine and reading

Iran on his teleprompter, strange ending of go get him. But the maskless thing stood out.

And then Buck, what you and I have both described as the single dumbest political argument of the 21st

century, defunding the police. Biden now is going to ride into the future, claiming essentially

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