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Welcome everybody, Tuesday Edition.

Almost got the day wrong.

Of the Clayenne Buck Show.

Always a good start.

I've done that a few times gotten the day wrong right off the top.

I was ready to reset it all the Monday for you everybody but this is Bach I'm back.

I'm glad you had fun on Friday and Monday with Clay.

We are going to take you through everything that matters today here on the Clay and Buck show.

We've got more debate prep, debate preview, and even I think efforts to try to soften up the defenses of one side or

another we will have that as a as a big part of our conversation today because this could be could be among the

most consequential presidential debates any of us have seen it also could be kind of a nothing burger. So you got some

very big differences and outcomes. Usually I think debates end up being a

nothing burger. That's just my personal opinion. But I think this time around it

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