Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show podcast.

Welcome in Monday edition. I hope all of you had fantastic weekends. Congratulations to Buck Sexton

on bringing a huge victory to the Notre Dame fighting Irish as they trounce Southern Cal.

On Saturday night, Buck, I know that you and your fellow South Bend Indiana denizens were

extremely excited over that outcome. And I appreciate the fact that you took it right to SC.

Can I just say it seems clear to me that I am a lucky charm for the fighting Irish.

Very well said. Maybe perhaps you are preparing to be a dad with that incredible dad joke to start

off the week. We've got a lot to dive into. Let me give you a headline kind of rundown of where we're

headed. Senator Ron Johnson, our buddy from Wisconsin. I think the last time he was on the show

was in Milwaukee when we were up there for the first Republican presidential debate. He'll be

with us updating us on the goings on in DC. By the way, 104.7. We will be in our DC affiliate

location on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. We'll give you the latest on the ongoing

battle for Speaker as Jim Jordan for into the show tries to lock up his official support as he

is the only candidate that I have seen so far that is declared and remaining standing in that great

speaker battle at 230 Julie Kelly will join us for the latest on all of the Jan six shenanigans in

DC as well. There was a very flattering long biography piece on Judge Chuckkin in New York Times,

which I read. I can't even remember if I read it last night or this morning buck, but you would

think that she is an absolute pair going to virtue. If you read probably it's got to be like

3,000 words. I mean, it was not a short biographical profile. They are giving her the hero

treatment that they gave to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and others in the judicial movement on the left.

So that's preparation for what they think is coming, which is Judge Chuckkin on the front line

of the anti-Trump resistance. With that case still scheduled, we should mention to start on March

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