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

All right, third hour Clay and Buck kicks off now. We've got the Senate informal,

where I should say maybe unwritten dress code has been relaxed by

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. Kind of astonishing. Chuck Schumer.

Then a majority leader, but here we are. That is reality. Democrats have a majority of the

Senate. And John Fesserman, who I believe is an example, perhaps a harbinger of things to come

in American politics, where you have individuals who are able to based on just the machinery

of the Democrat Party get pushed forward and serve in a role that should require a lot of thinking

and a lot of judgment and complexity, but actually you can show up in a lumpy sweatshirt and oversized

basketball shorts and still do the same job nobody cares whether you can speak whether you can

think whether you can actually dress like you're an employed United States Senator. You know,

I'll tell you this Clay, I'm not a big dress code guy. I, for example, I will admit I think that the

I think neckties are ridiculous. I think they're ridiculous and people tell me that they're not

and I look at them like think this one through. Why are you doing that? It's uncomfortable. It makes

no sense. And I actually can talk about the history of the Croatian mercenary serving in the

court of King Louis in France with brightly adorned cloth around their neck. And that is where we

get the Kravat or the Kravat. Kravat was for Croatian mercenaries. You know, all this is actually

true. I've only heard you talk about it. I've never really tried before to show you. I find it

fascinating. I was telling Carrie last night, the history of tricorn hats. We think about it as like

yeah, man, you know, George Washington and the Patriots and all that. It actually comes from

Spanish, Spanish soldiers, sent to fight in Flanders who turned the brims of their hats. They

were circular hat. They flipped the brims up because it was easier to maneuver with the musket

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