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, and 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

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

Welcome in Friday edition Clay Travis, Bucksexten show. Hope all of you are ready for a fabulous weekend,

and thanks for spending your Friday with us. We've got a lot of topics to discuss throughout the

course of the program. We'll also take a few of your calls, 800-282-288-2. Is the phone number

here on the Friday edition of the program? Let's dive right into it. The continued fall out of

what's going on in Israel with Israel preparing to enter Gaza is creating all sorts of interesting

political externalities here for Joe Biden, and today is also the Twitter one-year anniversary.

Ron DeSantis says Trump can't win. Do we believe it? But let's start here, Buck.

I've got a thesis for you. I want you to tell me if you believe it or not.

Trump was the glue holding together all of the Democrat party's identity politics coalitions.

They could point to Trump and say, he's the great Satan. He's everything that unites us,

even though this was a disparate coalition of identities that might not have a lot in common

otherwise. And I think what's going on right now, and Joe Biden is not a skilled enough politician,

I don't think to address it, is you're now seeing a massive frame of the Democrat identity

politics coalition. We've mentioned that Jewish people tend to vote Democrat, 65, 35, 70, 30. This

is a big advantage. But also the Rashida Talib, Iwan Omar, wing of the Palestinian caucus,

kind of call it what it is, also overwhelmingly votes Democrat. And so you've got two identity

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