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

Welcome and everybody.

Second hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now and you can dive a little bit deeper into the situation of Fannie Willis and what we're what we're hearing.

You may have already picked up on this, but Ms. Fonnie Willis has some problems with the truth.

She has already shown herself to be particularly disagreeable when challenged on some of the factual inaccuracies on the stand of her position.

Just by way of review, this is the prosecutor, the Fulton County, Georgia prosecutor, who had taken it upon herself to bring

a RICO charge, usually something that you would associate with mafiosi, which I believe is the

plural of mafioso, Clay. I didn't actually know that.

Yeah, I'm hoping so.

But yes, members of the Italian mob or any mob for that matter.

But they decided or she decided to apply to Trump.

And then she thought, you know what I'm going to do?

I'm going to hire a guy who has never prosecuted a RICO case at all, and I'm going to pay him $600,000

of the state's money. But also he's going to be a guy that I have had a romantic

relationship with. Now, when did that relationship begin? That's central here. Did Ms. Fannie Willis

receive the benefit of the usage of state funds for the trips they went on together, including,

wasn't it the day trip for lunch to Tennessee from Atlanta that we heard about?

Which no one else has even raised as an issue, but I'm glad you brought that up, Buck.

My 16-year-old was down, I said, at the University of Georgia's campus over the last weekend.

And he rode back, and he had heard us talking about that.

And he couldn't stop talking about how bad the drive is from Atlanta to Tennessee.

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