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

Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show Tuesday edition and program.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us 800-282-282, a wide variety of discussions taking place

throughout the course of the program. We got some fun audio clips I think to play you

as we go through the course of this third hour.

I don't know which one is funnier like I love the vague with Al Sharpton.

I like Harold Ford Jr. saying he got seven COVID shots and he still got COVID three time, three time.

And the one that may be the craziest of all of them, Buck, is John Mellon Camp saying

only one to two percent of black people in America today have a better life than slaves.

So we got a bunch of stuff to dive into there. A lot of you still weighing in, I'll get to a

couple of calls. But which one of those three clips, Steve? Well, what do you like the most?

I like the vague thing is just really funny because you think back to it. Was there ever a time that

you got exposed to the media before you were in the media? I remember. It's a great question.

When I was in college, one of my fellow college Republicans ended up on the O'Reilly Factor and

then we thought that was so cool. As a guest, like speaking on, oh, wow, that's a big deal.

Yeah, I know. I was like, kind of jealous. So he was, because we're all undergrads.

I'm trying to think of other times. I remember, I got, I got taken to and Rush gave the keynote

speech. I always really remember this, but a friend of mine, when I lived in DC, I was working the

CIA said, hey, you got to come to this thing because believe it or not, everybody in the CIA knew that

I was a lunatic right-winger. They said, you've got to come to this thing called CPAC.

And I was like, wait, what? Like CPAC? I didn't, I was a college Republican for years,

but I didn't know about CPAC really. I'd kind of heard about it. I went and Rush gave the keynote

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