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

Welcome in Tuesday edition Clay Travis Buck Sxton Show Decision Day.

For many people all over this audience across the country,

a lot of primary staking plays from New Jersey all the way to California,

what will the significance be? We'll probably be talking about it tomorrow,

also discussing it some today as we start to get some referendum on violence in cities and how

Democrats are going to potentially respond to them. But it's getting bad out there for Democrats.

When CNN, which all of a sudden, by the way, has decided that it wants to go back to news,

they've got a new leader and the new leader is saying, hey, we may get rid of Jim Acosta,

we may get rid of what's our buddy's name, Brian Stelter, all of the most anti-Trump,

incredibly partisan CNN people are suddenly on the chopping block. And there's suddenly news

that is starting to break through on CNN. It feels like almost on a daily basis now,

there is a legitimate job being done by some members of the media at CNN to actually discuss

what's really going on. And big picture here, we are five months in a day away from the midterms.

Where do we sit at five months in a day? We are in right now a period in time when Joe Biden's

regime is starting to throw up Hill Mary's when the Democrats are starting to desperately try and

score touchdowns without any basis behind them. That's really what Thursday is. We'll talk

some more about Thursday. I'm sure and then react to it for certain on Friday when this prime time

January 6 hearing occurs. But here is what the conversation was on CNN as right now as we speak,

Republicans are in the best position they have been in the midterms in over 80 years going all

the way back. I believe to 1938, listen to CNN's Harry Inton put this into context. The Republican

two point lead on the generic congressional ballot is the best position for Republicans at this

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