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Welcome in, hour number three, Tuesday edition, Clay Travis, Buck, Sexton Show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

We are rolling through the continued fallout of the Joe Biden decision to pardon Hunter.

We'll take some of your calls. We also should mention, and we have, that right now the jury is deliberating in the Daniel Penny case in New York City that so many of you certainly listening to us on WOR in the New York City area have been following closely.

But also, I feel this is a case, the subway marauding individual that Daniel Penny put into a chokehold that died that many of you out

there have been following as sort of a idea of what is actually permissible inside of a Democrat

city. Oh, you can decide that you're going to commit any crime of violence that you want.

But if anyone

tries to step forward as a civilian and offer protection, oh, those are the people that we are

going to decide to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law in Alvin Braggs, New York,

in L.A., in so many different blue cities inside of blue states.

That is the reality.

And so we will keep you updated.

But certainly we believe Daniel Penny should be based on the evidence that I have seen.

I'm sure you've seen Buck be found not guilty of these charges that were brought against him.

And we will see what a New York City jury,

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