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Welcome in Thursday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we are rolling through

the program. I am in New York City. Buck, your hometown. There are a bunch of good Christmas

tree lights that are up, but I could not escape how eerie it felt to walk by the hotel where

that insurance executive was shot, assassinated in what feels like cold

blood.

There is a full-on manhunt underway in New York City.

Pictures of that individual are out.

We will be following that throughout the course of the program.

Also, New York City story, Daniel Penny, his fate is in the hands of a jury over his good

Samaritan efforts to, in his defense, protect people on the subway.

We potentially could get a verdict in that case today during the course of this program.

So those are two major stories that we are monitoring that are both related to New York City.

But a couple of other stories that we're going to be on top of for sure during the course of today's program.

The fallout of the stupidity from Katanji Brown Jackson and Justice

Sonia Sotomayor and the questions that they were asking during the trans treatment of

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