Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show Podcast.

Welcome in Tuesday edition, Clay Travis and Bucks Xt and Show I hope all of you are having a fantastic

starts. To your Tuesday, we're about to make it even better as we roll through the issues,

the craziness, the zaniness, the insanity of the day. And we began with a battle that we told

you was coming, but it appears to have begun officially in earnest. San Francisco, as we have told

you, is now mandating the COVID vaccine for five to 11 year olds. That means if you're five year old,

wants to get some chicken McNuggets, you have to show a vaccine card to be able to enter

a McDonald's to get them chicken McNuggets. Now, as we talked about, New York City, at least under

build the Blasio before he is removed and replaced by Eric Adams, is saying that New York City

may well need to follow the lead out of San Francisco and continue to mandate this madness.

Here is, as Buckwood say, the worst mayor in the entire country, build the Blasio talking about

mandating the vaccine for five to 11 year old children. At what point will you ask them to also

start checking for back cards for five to 11 year olds? That's a very good question. And honestly,

one, we need to focus on now. We wanted to get to the day where we actually could vaccinate

youngest New Yorkers and get that rolling. We know it'll take a while. I mean, right now to use

the example of the 12 to 17 year olds, very good news. We're almost at 79% of them. That's fantastic,

but it did take a while. So it's a great question. Elizabeth, it's one. I don't think we're going to

settle immediately because it will naturally take a number of weeks for that age group to get

vaccinated. But it's a question we need to answer for the weeks ahead and we'll come back on that.

Buck, I'm a dad. I've got three boys. The idea that there would be anywhere that would mandate

that my seven year old or my 11 year old get vaccinated for COVID, which by the way,

I think they probably have already had. And I'm going to run through some data here in a little bit

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