Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucksexton show podcast.

Got a special surprise for all of you. Didn't even promo this one.

We have Vivek Ramaswamy with us right now calling in. He is running for president

and he's doing a heck of a job so far. Vivek, great to have you calling in. My friend,

thanks for being with us. Yeah, how you guys doing? We're good, man. So, so you were in

Nashville yesterday. I want to first bring up the speed on the last 24 hours. We can get

some of the broader issues, the indictments, the campaigns, all the things happening right now. But

first tell me what you were and tell everybody what you were doing in Nashville and what your

purpose has been there. Well, my purpose was very focused on calling for the release of the

Transgender Shooters Manifesto. Period. I think that this is a shame that this hasn't yet been

released, but it's typical of what's happening in the country where we have a government that

believes that the people cannot be trusted with the truth. That tragedy, that tragic shooting of

six people at Covenant School occurred on March 27th in April, Governor Bill Lee and others

gesture towards the likely release of the manifesto. We're now sitting in August. That manifesto

has still not been released. And I think that's wrong because there's a longstanding tradition

in law enforcement whenever the manifesto is recovered to release it, to help understand the

most we can about a tragedy, to help prevent something like it from happening in the future.

But my particular reason for going to Nashville this month to Tennessee now is that Governor

Bill Lee then has the gall to nonetheless call a special session of the legislature to pass

red flag laws and the anti-gun measures without actually releasing to the public the essence of

that manifesto. And I think that's wrong. I think it erodes the public trust. I think it reinforces

this wrong belief that the public cannot handle the truth. And so I went there to say on behalf of

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