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

Second hour, Clay and Buck kicks off now.

I think we will be joined shortly, hopefully, by Senator Tom Cotton, who's got a book out.

We've talked about national security.

Trump's efforts to get the Russia-Ukraine war to come to a ceasefire, Iran, China, a lot of stuff, a lot of things to dive into.

And if he's jammed up and can't join us there, I'm sure it'll be like Rubio,

we'll get him the next day.

So in the meantime, I just wanted to take a moment here.

Clay, I'm sure you saw it, these videos of the plane crash, the Delta crash.

Oh, yeah.

Now, it's one of these crashes where you could say everybody walked out of this plane.

There's some injuries, 18 injuries, but nobody, we have the senator right now.

Oh, okay. Well, I'll come back and talk.

I want to get into the analysis of the Delta plane crash. I've been texting my pilot friends

and family all morning about it. We'll get to that. Senator Cotton, uh, appreciate you being with us,

sir. I know you got a new book out, seven things you can't say about China. Why don't we start with that, actually, before

we got a lot of things to run through with you today. But what are some things you can't say

about? Why can't we just say whatever we want about China? This is in Germany. They're not

knocking down doors for memes yet. Thanks guys for having me on to talk about seven things you

can't say about China.

I focused in the book's title on the censorship aspect of it because it highlights the pervasive influence and leverage that China has throughout America.

You know, you might recall five years ago, I think five years ago this week in the winter of

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