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

Third hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now and we got some updates here on

the wildfire smoke, plume or haze or whatever.

Really a mess, no problem, up in the north east of the country.

So you've got Canadian wildfires, I think there are 250 day said different ones burning right now.

It seems a lot like a lot more than what I had anticipated.

So there's a bunch of small fires, so many of them, yeah,

according to the New York Times, your 250 fires were burning out of control as of early Wednesday.

So there's a smog warning for Quebec, parts of Quebec and Ontario.

And it's causing all kinds of chaos in New York right now. You have two major league baseball

games have been canceled. I can imagine you don't really want to be up there in the stands,

having a hot dog and a Miller light most likely and drinking it and hanging out and you feel

like you're just breathing in, accurate, buuums, that's not good. So two major league baseball

games have been canceled. A bunch of theater productions have been canceled as well.

Governor Kathy Hokel, who inspires confidence during a crisis in absolutely no one. I don't think

there is a person. I don't even think there's a Democrat. You could say, oh yeah, Governor Hokel,

she's great. She's called the worsening air quality and emergency crisis. Thanks for that,

Governor Hokel. People can't leave their homes and breathe the air, but she's there to tell you

that, you know, this is bad. Bad. Okay. This is for a lot of people also a moment where they're seeing

the one ineptitude of the leadership that's supposed to be able to handle things like a crisis,

like this. Also, there are people walking around wearing masks. So there's a little bit of a

COVID throwback with that. The theater productions for Hamilton, Kamalot and a Shakespeare in the

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