This is an I-Heart podcast.

Welcome back in, our number two, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show.

Appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

Encourage you to download the podcast.

We're on track to set an all-time record in September for podcast downloads.

You can search out my name, Clay Travis.

You can search out Buck Sexton.

And you will be able to listen to anything, including the first hour of the show, as we broke down the situation at the border, talked about Biden refusing to answer questions from prime minister with Prime Minister Boris Johnson, among others.

As we have continued to track down,

we'll also update you on our interview request for Dr. Fauci.

All of that coming your way.

Plus, Fauci said that the coronavirus was going to be feasting

on the big college football crowds that we saw a few weeks ago.

Does the data support that being true?

We will discuss all that and more.

But bringing him in now, we had David Dwight on, I don't know, probably a month ago or so,

to talk about masks on children and whether or not they made sense based on the statistical data.

And by the way, his article said that did not make sense.

He's now got a really interesting piece up that I'd encourage you guys to all go read looking at the data.

And the data in particular is surrounding hospitalizations and whether or not it's a reliable metric.

And the title of the piece at the Atlantic is, our most reliable pandemic number is losing meaning.

And the subheading is a new study suggests almost half of those hospitalized with COVID have mild or

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