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This is The Best of with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.

Christopher Columbus, the Genoese explorer, thanks to the Spanish monarchy, changes the world, changes the future of humanity in a way that is amazing and

worthy of celebration, an incredible achievement.

This is a moment perhaps where you might be wondering, oh, what does the leadership of the

Democrat Party think about Christopher Columbus? Where do they come down on

this issue? Oh gosh, I don't know. What about the person who is held up by the Democrats as the

next leader of the free world? What does Kamala Harris, I'm sure, by the way, were probably

a few hours from this being, oh, she no longer feels that way, right?

We'll get somebody anonymously from Politico will say, you know, scoop Kamala Harris aid, say she no longer feels this way about Columbus Day.

But, yeah, you know, Clay, now it's totally going to happen.

It is funny that you would have to have somebody anonymous say, yeah, she actually is a big Columbus Day person.

Big Columbus.

Oh, huge fan of Columbus celebrates his whole catalog.

Here she is in not like 2008, not 2002.

Here she is at the beginning of her vice presidential term, talking about European explorers.

This is the National Congress of American Indian 78th annual convention.

This is what she thinks about the exploration of America.

Play it.

Since 1934, every October, the United States has recognized the voyage of the European

explorers who first landed on the shores of the Americas.

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