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All right, welcome in third hour, Clay and Buck.

Just Buck today and tomorrow.

Sorry, that's third person, but I am Buck, and he is

me. Clay will be back Monday. Uh, so we'll be back in action, Dynamic Radio Duo, doing our thing. He's

just coming back from his really interesting Israel trip, which we've been talking to him about

all week, but it's a bit of a flight, as you know,

a little bit of a jaunt to get over there and get back. So let's dive into the situation here

of the Brian Thompson murder and what people are saying about. Now, Brian Thompson was the United

Healthcare CEO,

United Healthcare, a massive company by revenue,

hundreds of billions of dollars.

And he was assassinated in cold blood,

right in midtown Manhattan,

right next to our New York City radio studio.

And the reaction to this has been surprising to me not only because of the ferocity

of the anger on the left toward this individual and the support for the assassin

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