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Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show.

We are rolling through.

We're taking your calls from affected region.

Hurricane Helene.

We've been talking about it quite a lot at 2.30.

So in about a half hour from now, we'll be talking with Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee,

Tennessee, East Tennessee, in particular, very impacted western North Carolina, northern Georgia,

southern Virginia, northern South Carolina, the Appalachian region, many different communities

dealing with an incredibly difficult time since the storm rolled through on Thursday, Friday.

Very limited federal support.

So we are going to be talking about all this.

As we went to break, by the way, we were talking with a trucker.

I-40 is shut down and he was telling us that they did.

I remember this. They had a rock slide that shut down I-40 for many months. And what I remember

then, and I want to hear from him, is that the route you had to go was just, I mean, it's so

difficult to travel in these mountainous areas,

but big trucks, it took forever to try to get around the part of I-40 that was shut down.

With the potential strike happening on the East Coast, with the dock workers, with now interstates impacted,

again, one on top of the other, it seems like a bad situation. But, sir, you're on the road

right now. I think Mike, the truck driver, you're telling us what you are seeing on I-40. What is the

impact so far as you can tell, not to mention on people just trying to travel, but on the trucking

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