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

Welcome back in Clay Travis Bucksexten Show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us as we roll

into the third hour of the program and we are having a fabulous time and we are joined now by

the first guest of the day and I've been told that her husband has spectacular taste in radio.

I am a monster fan. We're talking to Kim Strassel. She's got a new book The Biden Malays.

How America bounces back from Joe Biden's dismal repeat of the Jimmy Carter years. You are a

Kim columnist and editorial board member of the Wall Street Journal and I'm going to fan girl

out here a little bit. I absolutely love the editorial pages of the Wall Street Journal.

I've said this on the show before, Kim. I think the two most trusting and important pages that

are produced in American media every day are your editorials and then all the op-eds that you

guys run. I always thought that but the willingness that you all had to put out truthful analysis

during COVID was so I felt a lot of times like I was walking in a desert and every now and then

would just get to drink from from an actual asus because it was so rare. So thanks for all that

you guys have done. Tell us about the book. Well, first of all, let me fan boy back to you. I am a

huge fan and as I mentioned as well. Every day my husband walks into my office and said you want to

know what Clam Buck just said. So he is a fan. That's awesome. So the book is essentially a comparison

of the Jimmy Carter and Joe Biden years and it goes through the kind of eerie similarities between

those two administrations separated by 44 years and there's a lot, right? Inflation, high energy

prices, foreign policy debacles, problems at the border, high crime, the list goes on but the

the central premise of the book is that that comparison is fundamentally unfair to Jimmy Carter.

Now tell us why. Yeah, so in what way people that make it like comparison for years.

Yeah, no, okay, so here's why it's unfair. I think it's both a question of what they inherited

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