Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucks Xton Show podcast.

Welcome in our number three Clay Travis Bucks Xton Show.

Media explosions happening everywhere.

If you're just getting in your car and you've been just blissfully unaware of what's going on

today, right before we came on the air Tucker Carlson and Fox News statement goes out that they

have mutually agreed to part way. So Tucker Carlson had his final show on Friday.

But you've been a guest on Tucker a lot of times over the years. I was literally on Tucker's last show

on Friday asking when the Nashville shooter transgender manifesto was going to be released.

To me, it's a good example of Tucker using his platform to ask questions that a lot of people would

still not released by the way. No explanation, no rationalization. This is a cover up. We all know

it and we're going to keep demanding it. We're going to help whoever's going to find a way to get it.

I mean, Clay, I would at this point, I would donate money to help fund the lawsuit to FOIA this

thing if we have to because we should know one thing that I've been told and I talked about this

on Friday and just teed off on it is that the concept and look, the Nashville police department

head, the chief said that it was a manifesto. What I have been told is that it's actually a series

of notebooks that are all crazy. And so the idea of one unified like, hey, here's my eight page

manifesto of why an action is taking place is a bit of a different thing. This is what I've been

told that there's actually a ton of writings release and this is what added a lot of fuel to the

fire. I think the Louisville shooter in the bank, his manifesto was released. And by the way,

almost immediately vanished because he said, and recently did it, was because he wanted to show

how easy it was to get guns and kill tons of people. By the way, can I just be clear, the Louisville

shooter is a terrorist, everybody. Yeah. When you kill people for a political motivation, you are a

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