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

Welcome in Clay Travis, Bucksexten Show. Appreciate all of you listening to us as we get rolling here

on the Wednesday edition of the program. I am still up in New York City. Thanks to Buck for

handling everything yesterday. I spent the day with our friend Frank Siller and the tunnel

to Towers Foundation. Buck, we're going to get into a lot of different really frankly awful news

as we move throughout the show today and continue to follow the disaster that is going on in

Israel. And frankly, the disaster that much of the American left continues to excuse in terms of

the most deadly day for Jews since the Holocaust. That is October 7th. But at some positive news here,

Buck. Frank Siller's group tunnel to Towers, they raised over $2 million yesterday. They had

three different widows speak at the event last night. And I know a lot of you have donated

money over the years to tunnel to Towers. But to hear those widows speak about the impact

that tunnel to Towers has had for them. Also, soldiers with catastrophic injuries,

including Joey Jones, who now is a contributor at Fox News, who was helping to MC the event.

Talk about the impact of what tunnel to Towers has done for them in the wake of 9-11. Buck,

while I was there, I couldn't help but think about Israel dealing with their modern day version

of 9-11. And also the way people are responding to that. But for what Frank Siller and his group

are doing, it was an incredibly gratifying day. They were very thankful for everybody out there

who has been donating money for a long time. And that remains a big deal for what this audience

is being able to do for everybody there. So that in and of itself was a very positive thing.

But Buck, I know you talked about this yesterday. The fallout continues. And even with low expectations,

I cannot believe the number of people in America right now who are continuing to excuse Hamas,

who are refusing to condemn depravity on a scale that frankly we have rarely seen. I wanted to

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