Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xtons Show Podcast.

Welcome back in hour number two. Clay Travis Bucks Xtons Show appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

I want to dive into a couple of different stories here in a moment. Disney, we talked about this a

little bit earlier, Buck. Disney is getting absolutely savaged when it comes to its overall brand value.

Disney, and I can't believe this is true, according to an Axio subset of the hundred of the

biggest companies out there, is now the fifth most polarizing brand in America. How did they get there?

Let's talk about that in a minute, but I wanted to share with you again what we were talking about

at the end of the first hour and discussing the Trump legal peril. Buck, do you agree with me

that every Republican running for president should pledge to pardon Donald Trump of all federal

charges in the event that they are elected president in 2024? Absolutely. I can't even think

from a conservative or Republican point of view a particularly strong counterpoint to it.

I can't see a reason why you would. Now, I think it's right on political grounds. I think it's

right on ethical grounds. So what else is there? Yeah, I mean, I guess if you were someone running

who hates Trump and believes that he should go to prison, like Liz Cheney might as well. Then you're

not a Republican or a phony, right? So any real, yeah, like the Lincoln project would be opposed to

this, right? And as a general rule, if the Lincoln project is opposed to something and you have a

spine and you have a, you know, functional brain, you should be opposed to whatever they're opposed to

and it is funny, by the way, how quickly they've pivoted from Trump as a unique threat to the

Republic to, oh, if Ron DeSantis gets elected, it's important to recognize that he's maybe even a

bigger threat. But I think, and correct me if I'm wrong, Buck, but no Republic, I have not seen

any Republican candidate running who has made that pledge publicly yet. Have you?

No. And I mean, look, Ron is not yet a candidate. So we'll see what he says. I do remember

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