Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sxton Show Podcast.

Our two of Clay and Buck gets going right now. Everybody thanks for being here with us.

What's the Churchill quote? Democracy is the worst form of government except for all the other

ones that have been tried. That's kind of how I feel about the whole jury of our peer system

sometimes, right? It's better than the alternative, right? You don't want some bureaucrat, although people

can't actually ask for a bench trial, but you generally don't want some bureaucrats, some man

or woman of the state to just determine your fate or have government employees who do receive

their paycheck from the apparatus from the system. So we got peers, we got people, right? Jury duty.

What was it? But do you remember the last time you did Jury duty Clay? I do. What about you? Do you

remember? Yeah, I was like 2000. Actually, I don't want to say it on air because I don't want to

come after me. It's been a while. It's been a while. I had to do it. And I got nervous because

it was a trial that might take a couple of weeks. And I, first of all, I'm an attorney. So I thought

I would get knocked out just based off being an attorney. And then I got all the way to seated on

the jury panel. And then one of the attorneys said, you know what? I really like listening to

this one. I was doing sports talk radio locally in Nashville. So it's probably been like 10 years

ago. The guy, one of the jury's one of the attorneys is like, I really like listening to Mr. Travis

on his on his radio show. So I'm just going to strike him. And so I got out. That was when I was

doing sports talk radio based on based on that fact. Otherwise, I would have been seated potentially

for weeks. And for what we do, it's actually noticeable when we don't go to our job. So I've always

been afraid of just like, I don't want to miss the radio show for two weeks because I'm sitting

on a jury trial. Right. So the jury system that we have is, look, our system isn't perfect. But

if you even, no matter what one may think of Andrew Tate and his possible innocence or guilt of

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