Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back in or welcome in. Back into the new week. I am Clay Travis. He is Buck Sexton.

We appreciate all of you hanging out with us. We have got a bevy of stories to get to that

happened over the weekend and beyond. We look forward to diving into all that with you. We'll be

joined by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan at the top of the next hour. He is going to break some

news. I believe with us, but certainly we'll be talking with him about the charges against

President Trump, the investigations ongoing in the Republican controlled house and where he sees

things going from here. But off the top, want to give you a bit of news. We have Louisville,

Kentucky is one of the many markets where this show is number one overall. Sometimes when there

are breaking news stories, they go directly to the breaking news. So I'm not sure if we are on

in Louisville right now, but there was. So all of you know a shooting in the downtown area of Louisville

four people are dead, eight wounded and the shooter is also dead. The details on the shooter and

everything else still remains outstanding. And that is we don't know it. This was a shooting

that took place at a bank near the minor league baseball stadium for those of you who are

familiar with downtown Louisville. The shooter is dead for additional innocent people dead, eight wounded,

just to keep you updated on that. Again, that occurred this morning in Louisville, Kentucky. But

we wanted to go right into the continued woke fallout that we are seeing across the entire

country. But I couldn't. Couldn't hardly go anywhere without people wanting to talk about this

Bud Light decision to have a spokesperson who is a is a woman pretending to be a man or sorry,

a man pretending to be a woman. Everybody seems to be talking about this. And I do think this is

going to be a significant massive blow overall to Bud Light's brand. But a lot of people out there

asking the question, how in the world did we ever get here? How do we get here to a relatively

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