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

Well, good. Now number two Monday edition Clay Travis Bucksexten show. We hope all of you had

fantastic weekends. And I had two birthday parties to celebrate. Both of them went well,

so I now have a nine-year-old and a 13-year-old in addition to the 15-year-old. So

happy birthday to Lincoln and Nash. We had a good time. Went and watched a football game

ran around, had a lot of pizza, a lot of cake, as one would imagine. And that was a lot of fun.

Buck, I know you continue to be deep in the weeds of writing your book, which is not as much fun.

But this morning I'm reading the Monday edition Wall Street Journal.

And I think this is important because we've been talking about, for those of you who missed the first

hour, Hunter Biden suing the IRS. By the way, we're going to be joined by Ovecroy at 130. He's

fantastic. So you can put that on the horizon. And Buck, I saw this story. And it reminded me

of a front page New York Times story that ran, I think, back in like March or April.

And that story, front page, I believe it was a Sunday edition in New York Times,

made it known that Joe Biden was unhappy with the progress of Merrick Garland and his

Department of Justice as it pertained to investigations of Donald Trump. And shortly thereafter,

there was the appointment of Jack Smith as the special counsel. And then boom, boom, boom, suddenly

you get federal charges in both South Florida and in DC. And that was not coincidental. It was Joe

Biden speaking through the media to his attorney general in a way that he could not miss it.

Today headline on the front page, well, the fourth page of the Wall Street Journal,

probes add strain between president and attorney general. And I thought this was really

interesting, Buck, because remember we were talking about last week, I wonder what the relationship

now is like between Merrick Garland and Joe Biden. And the opening paragraph here says the

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