I'm Maria Kannakova and I'm Nate Silver and our new podcast Risky Business is a show about making better decisions.

We're both journalists who moonlight as poker players and that's the lens we're going to use to approach this entire show.

We're going to be discussing everything from high-stakes poker to personal questions.

Like whether I should call a plumber or fix my shower myself.

And of course we'll be talking about the election too.

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Welcome in everybody Monday edition of Clay and Buck kicks off now so much going on and

last full week before election day.

Almost seven days out from the big day.

So I cannot believe how fast it is all moving, but here we are.

We will have the latest for you the final duels of these campaigns going on

last ads making their way through the TVs and on the radio airwaves and

podcast and everything else. We will dive into that, take a look at where the polls

stand. How is it looking at this moment in time but some big things broke actually over the weekend or some noteworthy events happened over the weekend.

First off, Donald Trump sat down with Joe Roggan. I listened to a bunch of it. He's very long, so I did not have the time to listen to all of it, but I listened to a bunch of it. I would just say Trump was Trump and he was

very engaging and interesting and cordial and normal. And so it's a good look for him, Clay,

with that audience. We can dive into some of what he said there and any of the major takeaways beyond that.

J.D. Vance, I think, put on a particularly strong showing on some of the Sunday shows taking it right to some of the more adept

Democrat propaganda store out there so we'll discuss how that went down.

We also have the final pitch of the Kamala Harris campaign

at this point, which seems to be be terrified and the other people are Nazis and

they're horrible, which is not inspiring, I will say. I do not feel inspired by their

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