Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xtons Show Podcast.

Welcome in Clay Travis Bucks Xtons Show.

I know that many of you out there may have a little bit of a super bowl hangover as we roll

into the Monday edition of the program. I am still out in Phoenix.

I was at the game yesterday. I know over a hundred million of you were watching at home.

We've got an absolutely loaded Monday for you. I appreciate KFYI, our affiliate out here in

Phoenix, where we are the number one show in the market hosting me for the past several days.

Bucks Xtons is out all week. He is on his honeymoon with the lovely

carry. I've seen some of the photos that they have posted from Instagram. If you're curious how

Bucks is doing, I imagine we're also putting some of that up at Clay and Bucks. So I will be with you

solo throughout this week as well. We've got a couple of great guests with you. We'll discuss

what's going on with all of these different objects that are being shot down with Elbridge Colby

and the latest on United States China relations. Also, Tudor Dixon, Republican candidate for

Governor from Michigan. We'll talk about one of these objects being shot down in Northern

Michigan right around where the UP meets the lower peninsula. For those of you out there who are

familiar with the geography of Michigan, we'll discuss all that and more. But I wanted to start

talking about the Super Bowl and the larger context and what it came to mean and does mean to

me and many of you out there. And I want to start by saying condolences to the Philadelphia Eagles.

I thought the late defensive holding call was one that by the letter of the law was a hold that if

I were an official, I probably would not have called because I didn't think it was egregious enough

to warrant the flag. That is my hot take on the way that that game concluded after it was tied up

35 35 chiefs kicked the field goal to win. And a lot of the controversy has been associated with

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