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

Welcome back in hour number two, Tuesday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show.

We should mention, did you go vote yet, Buck?

Have you voted? Am I putting you on the spot?

The Florida primary is today.

This afternoon, sir, after the show, priorities, priorities. I just want to make sure that since

we're telling everybody else to vote, I voted on Super Tuesday in my home state of Tennessee. You now

live in Florida. I want to make sure that you do your civic duty as well.

And I would encourage all of you out there across the entire country, as many of you are voting today on March, what is it, March 19th? Am I right about that? I think I'm right about that. And I would say the biggest battle in terms of potential impact is Ohio, where Ohio has to select the Senate

candidate for Republican primary that is going to be going head to head with Sherrod Brown.

I want to play a cut of this because for everybody out there who was focused on the 2024 election, and we certainly, for president, are going to spend a great deal of time on this, the place where Republicans are actually in the best shape is actually to flip the United States Senate and take back control there.

Picking up a seat in West Virginia is essentially a foregone conclusion.

And this, I thought, was interesting.

Even over on MSNBC, Steve Kornacki was telling our good friend, raging idiot propagandist Joe Scarborough,

that Democrats are almost certain to lose the Senate in November.

Here was that cut.

Ohio could be a big part of it.

Listen.

When Republicans take over West Virginia,, doesn't it still put the Democratic

Party in a position where they have to win one of those red states for them to maintain

control of the Senate? Right now, Democrats have 51 seats in the Senate. If they lose West

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