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

Welcome in, appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we start a brand new week Monday edition.

Clay Travis Bucks Xtons Show. We have got a lot to discuss with you throughout the course

of this program. Bill Marr, Elon Musk, interesting conversation. We've got another bank failure.

I don't know how many people are paying attention to this, but two of the three biggest bank

failures in American history have happened in the last six weeks. Bernie Sanders, I can't believe

this is real, said he wants to confiscate every money piece of additional assets anyone has over

$999 million. Justice Alito thinks he knows who leaked the Supreme Court opinion, really interesting

conversation that he had with the Wall Street Journal. But I want to start with this.

If I had told you in 2010, let's say we could go back in time, Buck, let's say we go back in time

all the way back to 2010, Obama's first administration. If I had told you that every single

Democrat in the entire country would believe that men who decide that they want to identify as

women should be able to compete and win women's athletics. You would have probably thought that I

was crazy. Now some of you might have been pression enough, might have been good enough at forecasting

predictive models to say this is where we were headed. But remember at that time gay marriage

wasn't even legal. Obama ran in 2008 opposed to gay marriage. And now here we are 13 years later,

and every single week men are winning women's athletics. And it's important to recognize

just how much of dogma this has become that even people like Chuck Todd, Buck Chuck Todd obviously

pale, you know, minuscule in terms of his impact compared to Tim Russard. I believe the man that he

replaced, but I do know this Chuck Todd is a monster sports fan. He understands the difference between

men and women and their athletics. But on me to press the dogma of transgenderism has so taken

over this country that even somebody like Chuck Todd is now promising questions on the idea

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