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Welcome in Tuesday edition Clay Travis Buck Sexton's show.

All hell is broken loose after Joe Biden decided

to pardon Hunter so many people out there on the left in media have no idea how to react

because they have been abjectly humiliated on so many different fronts for so long.

First, they were required or felt obligated to tell you all that Biden was sharp as attack behind

closed doors.

Remember the cheap fake line of argument, Buck?

It feels like so long ago, but it was only in june of

twenty twenty four that they decided to trot out all those videos you see of joe biden looking

mentally and physically unable to do the job those aren't real that's just cheap fakes. Remember that phrase that they tried

to trot out there? Biden's actually sharp as attack. And then the June 27th presidential

debate happened. And overnight they all pivoted and said, actually, you know what? We've got to

replace him. They put all the pressure on the replacement.

Then they came out and they told you that Kamala Harris was the greatest presidential candidate ever.

Even on election night, Joy Reid was telling us that Kamala Harris had run a flawless campaign

and that it was Brat Summer and everybody was overwhelmed by

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