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

Welcome back in hour number two, Friday edition of the program.

I understand if none of you can trust the show at all because producer Greg is taking off for the eclipse on Monday.

What other things might be going on behind the scenes? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe, maybe. Maybe China's infiltrated the show. If Craig's, if you really think he's going to take the day off for the eclipse, I don't know. I think our people are pro eclipse watching. I don't know. I think you might be on your own, and I guess I'm kind of there with you, although you're going more all out than I am. What do you think the poll will be if I say, do you trust producer Greg more or less, knowing that he's taking off Monday for the eclipse? Well, I just thought, what if you just did a poll that said, are you going to watch the eclipse on Monday? You know what I mean? Let's, uh, I think a lot of people will accidentally see it. Like, we overrate, like the number. I mean, go out of your way with, but you got to wear the glasses and you got to actually look at it. But there's going to be a lot of people, tens of millions, maybe a 100 million, that are just going to be outside, have no idea that the eclipse is going to happen, and there will be some people who are, like, terrified.

Once again, our VIPs are coming after you with torches and pitchforks on this one, so just get ready for it.

They're all in line.

They're all big eclipse, people? Big on the eclipse. So just get ready for it. They're all in line. They're all big eclipse people? Big on the eclipse.

Small on Clay Travis right now.

Take off work for the eclipse people?

I don't know. Is big

eclipse paying them? I have no idea.

You know, big flute and big eclipse, I bet, are connected.

I think there's a large overlap between the flute playing community and the really interested in the eclipse community.

A Venn diagram, as it were, if we're talking about Kamala Harris.

And I think we said at the end of the first hour that we're going to talk about this big story in the Wall Street Journal that i think is the epitomization of why

biden is struggling with the larger community as a whole did you see the story that they basically

went and said hey what yeah the grocery store story which i think really kind of gets to the essence

of everything because you all feel it every time you you go to the grocery store, whatever you buy feels like it costs way too much.

And they actually just went and said, okay, what did a basic $100 of groceries cost back in 2020,

2019, pre-COVID?

And what does it look like now?

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