Hi, it's Carol Markowitz. I'm so excited to launch my very own podcast. We'll talk to the

biggest names and politics, news, entertainment, and get to the truth of the issues that affect

your family and have some fun along the way. It's the Carol Markowitz show, part of the Clay

Travis and Bucksexten podcast network. New episodes drop every Monday and Thursday on the iHeart

Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to today's edition of the

Clay Travis and Bucksexten Show Podcast. Welcome in Clay Travis Bucksexten Show Wednesday edition

of the program. It appears we have a speaker. He is Mike Johnson. A lot of you would not know him.

I would imagine I did not know him beforehand from Louisiana. It appears that he is going to have

the votes when the vote is officially cast on the floor of the House of Representatives. So

that is underway. We will update you on all of that. Lots of news coming out of Israel,

including the United States asking Israel and Israel evidently agreeing not to invade Gaza

until there is more American support there raising a lot of questions about what might be coming.

We will have Buck put on his foreign affairs hat and analyze all of that for us. But Buck,

I want to start with the response that we have seen in the United States to the Hamas attack,

particularly on college and university campuses, which has been a big story. Last night as I was

getting ready for bed trying to get the Travis boys to go to bed, brush their teeth, do all the

things that parents have to do as they get their kids ready for bed. I saw a story and I couldn't

believe it was real. And I actually waited about a half hour and kept doing research on it because

I just I couldn't believe that this could have been happening. And so I think most people out there

know I went to George Washington University. We've talked some about where we went to school.

It is a school just about four blocks from the White House in Washington, DC. And it has a

population that's close to 30% Jewish, which is a big population of Jewish students. I think it

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