All right, welcome in our number three Wednesday edition, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show.

One reason, and by the way, I encourage you as always go subscribe to the podcast,

Byron Donald's and Tom Holman, both on in the last hour.

I think you will really enjoy those conversations, lots of information from inside of the administration. Breakdown,

I think Byron Donald's going to be elected governor of Florida next year. That would be my prediction.

Obviously, there's lots of different things that happen between now and then. Tom Holman is doing a

phenomenal job. I think I got us invited on an ice raid, which I'm going to be honest, sounds kind of

fun and badass. I think, Clay, you got to be first through the door swinging the sledgehammer

or the battering ram. I think, Clay, have you ever worn tactical gear before? We're to get you

all kidded out? I went, no. When I was a law student, I did a ride around with Nashville local police because

they wanted, we were doing criminal law. They were like, hey, you should actually see what a cop

does. And I've been involved in criminal cases, not myself, but as a lawyer.

This is lawyers.

I'm talking about Clay.

I'm talking throwing some flashbangs, throwing some elbows, you know, getting into the mix.

No, but I remember the thing that I found so interesting was my criminal law professor at

Vanderbilt University, Don Hall, amazing guy, just a great guy, rest in peace,

taught generations of Vanderbilt lawyers criminal law. He said that when he would go, he would like to go

because he loved to kind of learn in real time. How do police officers, it's really very fascinating, how do police

officers in a dynamic situation apply the law so that the evidence that they collect or the

arrest they make are able to stand up under the challenges of defense attorney? I mean, you're

going very academic on this.

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