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Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show, holiday edition.

I know a lot of you are out the day after the 4th of July.

Appreciate you hanging out with us.

You may be driving somewhere across the country, headed back home.

The roadways were packed.

We talked about our travels, Buck Sexton's

wild experience on Spirit Airlines trying to get back to New York City over the weekend. I was on

the road down in Atlanta, watched the Braves play with my boys on Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Massive

crowds. Great experience. Robust 4th of July for some people, even though the New York

Times and Congressman Cory Bush, as we've been talking about, did their best to tear down

the United States of America, as many of you have gotten used to, sadly. We've also got

a lot of things that we've been getting into over the course of the program,

but I want to encourage all of you.

I don't know if the commies at NPR work today or not.

They may hate America, but I bet they were willing to take a vacation day when they could.

And so go subscribe to our podcast, Clay and Buck.

You can search it out on iTunes. Go give us five stars. We want to catch NPR. You can follow us on Twitter. I'm at Clay Travis. He's at Buck Sexton. A awful lot of people who hate America but love the holiday, huh Buck? Indeed. And also check us out on the iHeart Radio app, by the way, for those you who may be listening there already, because I know you can listen live through the show, but the podcast of the show is there, too.

You can always listen on demand on the IHeart radio app.

But yes, Clay, it's funny, though, there's about 100% correlation.

If someone in America, if there's an American who it could be said hates America, 100% chance their politics are left of center.

It's pretty remarkable when you think about it.

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