Hey, it's Wilcane. Welcome to Wilcane country, and we're taking a little time away,

but that doesn't mean the conversation stops. Today, we pulled together a best of show,

moments that cut through the noise, sparked real debate, made you reach out. It's a solid snapshot of what we've

been doing on this program. Let's get to it. Clay Travis has a brand new book out. It's entitled

How Trump Young Men and Sports Saved America. Balls. It was fun to talk to Clay. Our careers walked down the same

path together. And they walked down a path of the most insane years in sports. And Clay's cataloged this

moment and how we overcame it, how we came out the other side through roughly 2014 to 2022. And it was really

fun to talk with Clay about all of the moments during that time, which will blow your mind. If you

can't remember, we couldn't catalog at all in one 40-minute conversation because the insanity

was on a weekly basis from Bubba Wallace to Michael Sam. And it can't be forgotten. And that's

Clay's goal with this book. So we went down this path together one more time. We also,

by the way, broke down who's going to win, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Texas Georgia. We hope you enjoy this conversation with the host of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Clay Travis.

What's up, Clay?

How are you? I'm going to go ahead and hold the cover up. I appreciate that introduction.

I'm doing great. We just moved into a new studio.

So there may be a little bit of Bell, a little bit of issues, but so far so good.

No, we'll be good.

Yeah, I want to talk about the book, Balls, How Trump, Young Men, and Sports Saved America.

In the book, you focus on a lot of events over roughly the past decade that led sports,

the sports media industrial complex, the broader conversation down a path,

and how ultimately we kind of began to emerge out of it.

So let's start with where you think it started.

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