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

All right, second hour Clay and Buck starts right now and we may

take some of Joe Biden's remarks here. He called the lid yesterday. The President of the United

States figured out, you know Monday I'll be done at noon even though a big war is just broken

out between Israel and Hamas. The Biden regime on foreign policy call it shaky would be an

understatement disastrous certainly closer to the mark. And we've seen what's going on in Ukraine.

You know, this isn't even getting much attention, but it is now effectively that could census

maybe just the recognition of reality that all of our efforts in Ukraine to support the fight

against Russia have resulted in this year a total stalemate. There's no real trading of ground.

It's they're just dug in and we are now in a law, a war of attrition both in terms of casualties

and material. And this sort of thing gets attention from people in the national security world

who are honest about what's going on because they say, well, if we're having to supply munitions

to Ukraine, what does that mean if we have to quickly turn and supply munitions elsewhere?

Do we have that capacity? Do we have the industrial capacity to meet the need of another fight

that we could be brought into now? It is my fervent hope that the US will be able to stay

out of this conflict. Obviously, we support our ally, Israel, as we always do,

but this is their fight and they are going to take, they are taking this fight to the enemy.

And I think that the response that the Prime Minister Net Yahu is going to

engage in here or rather what he's going to order the Israeli forces to do

will hopefully send a lesson and get some measure of some measure of justice here

in the aftermath of this attack. Guys, let me know when Biden actually goes on the air because

I want to get to it. There's something that you see here though that does, it all ties in

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