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

Welcome in everybody to the Tuesday Clay Travis and Bucksexten show a lot of news.

And you know, this is going to be the case every day. Until election day, we have super tight

critical races that could go either way. And we'll be joined later on in the program today by

Tutor Dixon, who's running for the Michigan governor's seat. And I got to say, uh,

governor Whitmer is among the great villains of the pandemic. And so even as a New Yorker who hasn't

spent too much time, I've been to Michigan. And central Michigan is America. That's where I was.

Central Michigan or I was where you're in Michigan. I gave a speech in central Michigan a few

years ago, like right in this. If it's a glove, right in the center of the hand.

And my wife is from the Detroit area of the suburbs north of Oakland County. We got married.

We got engaged at Mackinac Island, Northern Michigan. And as you approach the upper peninsula

in the summer is one of the most fabulous places in the United States. It's a hidden jewel.

I wouldn't have known about it if I hadn't married a girlfriend Michigan. But we absolutely love it.

And I was up when I was in Michigan, Buck, on a family vacation near Mackinac when Tutor Dixon won

the primary to officially become the nominee to take on Gretchen Whitmer. So I was just outside

of Grand Rapids about 30, 40 minutes. So that's, that was my Michigan experience. Point being,

the people of Michigan deserve better. Even the ones who are Democrats that are so foolish that

they would vote for Whitmer, they deserve not to be under the witness tyrant Whitmer. So we will

talk to Tutor Dixon cool name, by the way. You know, very cool name. It's a cool name. I'm just

there's a lot of, let me, if this were Democrats, there are a ton of badass statewide Republican

candidate moms. And I haven't seen a single New York Times article about how the rise of the

Republican mom suburban moms who have fed up with COVID. I mean, you look just as example, Buck,

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