Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Aug 10 2026

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton discuss former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White declaring themselves eligible for the WNBA Draft, arguing that the move exposes what they view as contradictions in gender identity policies. The hosts debate the legal, cultural, and financial implications for the WNBA, including questions surrounding eligibility standards, women’s athletics, gender identity, discrimination claims, and potential antitrust concerns. They also examine the league’s reported efforts to address the issue and discuss how increasing player salaries in women’s professional basketball could create new incentives and challenges.

An extended interview featuring Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson, who reveals that he and Senator Rand Paul have obtained and begun reviewing Dr. Anthony Fauci’s government cellphone records, including tens of thousands of text messages and hundreds of voicemail messages. Johnson discusses what he describes as newly uncovered information related to COVID-era public health decisions, vaccine policy, pregnancy guidance, and communications among senior federal health officials. He exposes how Fauci lied to pregnant women citing an 82% miscarriage rate among women who got the shot. 

Clay and Buck discuss the media attention surrounding AOC and what the hosts view as her attempt to reposition herself politically. Clay and Buck discuss her recent comments dismissing earlier progressive activism as “Woke 1.0,” arguing that Democrats are trying to distance themselves from unpopular positions associated with the height of the woke movement, including defunding police, abolishing prisons, and other controversial progressive policies. The hosts debate whether AOC’s efforts to move toward the political center are strategic and effective, with Buck arguing that she has become a much more polished and formidable national political figure than many Republicans realize. They suggest that economic issues such as housing affordability, healthcare costs, grocery prices, and working-class concerns will likely become central to future Democratic messaging.

An extended interview with Congressman Byron Donalds, who is campaigning to become Florida’s next governor. Donalds outlines his vision for Florida’s future, focusing heavily on property insurance reform, housing affordability, economic growth, regulatory reform, government efficiency, tax policy, and protecting what he calls the “Florida Dream.” He argues that reducing regulatory burdens, improving the insurance market, streamlining construction processes, and maintaining conservative governance principles will help address affordability challenges facing Florida families.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome in Monday at Esson Play and Buck. We hope
all of you had fantastic weekends. We are here to
help bring more sanity and fun to your life. We
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(00:21):
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(00:42):
are going to continue to reach out to everyone everywhere
so that so that you can find us across the
entire media landscape. All right, we got a bunch of
stories that we are tracking. Tomorrow is the primary in
Wisconsin crazy pro canceling of Thanksgiving. Democrat Francesca Hong is

(01:06):
favored to win. She now, of course, is saying that
Thanksgiving is her favorite holiday, so she's very committed to
her crazy perspectives. We got AOC saying, hey, maybe we
were just a little bit crazy haha, laughs.

Speaker 2 (01:22):
It off.

Speaker 1 (01:22):
We will talk about that we got two awesome guests,
Ron Johnson, Senator from Wisconsin, who is now in possession
of doctor Anthony Fauci's cell phone and he is beginning
to uncover all sorts of interesting information there. We also
have the man that I believe will be the next
governor of Florida. I think Buck would sign off on

(01:45):
that as well. As early voting has started in Florida
Byron Donald's, current congressman from South Florida, he will join
us as well. And potentially we will be joined by
Enis Canton Freedom, who have made a lot of noise
after we went off the air yesterday as he former

(02:06):
first round NBA draft pick has declared for the WNBA
alongside of Royce White, another former NBA draft pick. And
this story just keeps getting crazier and crazier.

Speaker 2 (02:20):
Buck.

Speaker 1 (02:20):
First of all, how is your weekend? Did everything go well?
Everything smooth in the South Florida world? Well, thank you Klays,
very neighborly of you. Yes, it was a great weekend
down here in South Florida. That's very quiet in Miami
this time of year. A lot of people are gone.
I'm here because I love Miami all the time. I'm
not a fair weather Miami fan, but no, it's been great.

(02:42):
I will say I enjoyed watching this morning. You know,
the read in for the show.

Speaker 3 (02:47):
Sometimes I can't believe because this is what I would
do anyway, right, isn't that that I would be reading
all the news all morning even if we weren't doing
this show. I know you feel the same way, although
you read an old newspaper because you know, old man
going to old man. What the AOC interview? I watched
the whole thing and for her to refer to woke
one point zero Clay, I find this fascinting. There's a

(03:09):
real glimpse here into what the Democrats are gonna try
going forward, and I think that's absolute we're talking about.
But on the WNBA thing that this is really interesting
because I keep you keep thinking that the the apparatus
of trans is gonna find some you know, some off

(03:30):
ramp or they're no, no, there's really no willingness at all,
it seems right now. I guess their plan, Clay, with
Inis Kanter freedom and we should get into some of
these details, is to just ignore him and say, well,
no one in the league wants to draft him. Is
that is that what they're going to do.

Speaker 2 (03:46):
Like, what do you?

Speaker 3 (03:47):
Let's look at the next play here, because they have
absolutely not been willing to say, like they do in tennis,
we're gonna check to see if they're actually a chick
and only chicks should play against chicks.

Speaker 2 (03:57):
They won't do that.

Speaker 1 (03:58):
Okay, So there's so many things going on here, Buck.
First of all, I feel like we could do the
whole show on the WNBA going over the woke waterfall
on Saturday Afternoon. Sophie Cunningham, who came out a few
weeks ago and said men should not be able to
play in women's sports not a particularly earth shattering take.

(04:22):
And she's pretty and white and blonde, which does factor
into the whole equation.

Speaker 2 (04:27):
Here go ahead.

Speaker 1 (04:28):
She was on a breakaway layup a black woman with
a blonde wig named de Jona, named after mustard. Evidently
maybe mustard and mayonnaise combo condiment inspiration. She wiped out
Sophie Cunningham in a violent, frankly foul flagrant two.

Speaker 3 (04:50):
She was kicked out of the game. I saw the clip.
It looked like a WWE clothes line. It did not
look like a basketball foul. It was I'm going to,
you know, basically like do a flying arm bar.

Speaker 2 (05:03):
At your neck and you can watch.

Speaker 1 (05:06):
The play went megaviral over the weekend, and she then
after getting kicked out, Buck immediately went into the locker room.
She was kicked out after they reviewed the play. I
don't think it was remotely controversial that she was kicked out,
and she said white privilege in a tweet complaining about

(05:28):
the fact that she had been kicked out. All of
the left wing sports media lined up and you know,
basically just made themselves even more ridiculous than they already were.
I grabbed this Buck because Sports Illustrated, which if you're
around my age, your age, a lot of people who
are older than us, if you're a sports fan, going

(05:50):
to the mailbox to get the weekly Sports Illustrated and
see who was going to be on the cover, and
see what articles were going to be in the magazine.
Did they write about athletes that you liked? Did they
write about teams that you liked? I mean, it was
a super exciting experience. I couldn't wait as a young
kid run down how a Sports Illustrated subscription and oh

(06:11):
my goodness, look at this, like this guy's going to
be on the cover. Saved magazines, that's how popular it was.
Sometimes took covers, put them on the wall. All of
you remember this, to say nothing of how much of
a moment the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue was back before
the Internet existed. Their headline on this buck was Sophie
Cunningham got a bitter taste of karma after drawing flagrant

(06:36):
foul in fever Skygame Karma. They later changed the headline
bitter taste of karma. Of course, at least in the
way that I read it and most people read it,
was she came out against men and women's sports, and
then she got wrecked by a black player who tweeted
white privilege. Imagine it's easy to do, but Buck, if

(07:00):
Sophie Cunningham, after she had gotten kicked out of a
game for a foul, had tweeted black privilege, the world
would have come undone. She probably would have been suspended
for the rest of the season. Every person on the
planet in woke left wing sports media would have lost
their minds.

Speaker 2 (07:16):
So that was Saturday Friday.

Speaker 1 (07:19):
Friday, two different former first round NBA draft picks declared
themselves eligible for the WNBA draft Enus Cancer Freedom and
Royce White, both of whom again were first round NBA
draft picks, both of whom are no longer in the NBA.

(07:39):
And on Saturday morning, I woke up to the news
that the WNBA had scheduled this week an emergency meeting
to try and define what a woman is because the
players and coaches and some teams that have argued you
are a woman if you decide to identify as a woman,

(08:00):
if that is going to be the standard, then men
are eligible. And so Buck you asked the question, which
I think is a good one. I think the phrase
that I have used is I think Enis Kanter with
this move has checkmated the WNBA because they really only
have three options, as I see it from a legal perspective.

(08:21):
One they say, well, he is not actually a woman.
But if they say that, then they are acknowledging that
they're able to determine who a woman is, which is
a mess for them. Second option is they can allow
men to play in the WNBA, which effectively destroys the

(08:44):
entire WNBA because these women now make a lot of
money and so you would have a lot of people
come in. Third option is they all agree that they
will not draft him. But the problem with that is
that's an antitrust violation, and he would be able to
sue and argue that they had colluded against him, which

(09:06):
would open the league up, wait to a massive amount
of damages.

Speaker 2 (09:10):
Excuse me, lawyer, excuse me, sir.

Speaker 3 (09:13):
Couldn't he also sue for discrimination as probably probably could
he sue the league for discriminating against him on the
basis of perceived gender.

Speaker 1 (09:23):
Yes, you know, I think he could based on the
fact that they haven't. But the usually you can, and
this gets into the legal weeds. You can treble, you
can triple sometimes anti trust damages depending on how you sue.
And so this in and of itself is a recipe
for disaster that the league has put itself in based

(09:46):
on the fact that he has now officially declared for
the w NBA draft. And so, Buck, I mean, I
just think overall that this is a unmitigated disaster for
the WNBA. Rush would have loved this story, Buck, because
nobody liked pushing absurdity to its logical conclusion more than

(10:08):
Rush did. And they do not have any ability here,
in my opinion, to get out of this now this
is a huge mess and they have created it entirely
of their own volition. What they should do, what the
commissioner should do, is basically buck the same thing that
the WTA did, which is say men aren't allowed to

(10:31):
compete in this sport. It is the WNBA for a reason.
Women is defined as being women who are born as
women at birth. And what's funny is when they founded
the WNBA thirty years ago, Buck, I don't think they
could have ever conceived that this would be as crazy
as it is today, that they would ever be in

(10:54):
a position where you could argue that using the term
woman is not just scriptive enough when it comes to
eligibility standards. But when you have players and coaches coming
out and saying a man who identifies as a woman
is just as much of a woman as all of
you out there listening right now that have been women

(11:14):
your whole lives. This is where identity politics broken brains.
This is where ultimately it all leads. And I just
think that we are in a spot where the WNBA
has gone over the woke waterfall and they don't have
good options now, okay, but so you laid out the options,

(11:37):
I agree with you what the options are.

Speaker 3 (11:39):
Which option do you think the WNBA is going to pick?
Because you know there are some true believers. It's very
tough to know on this issue. Who just doesn't want
to get screened at by the lunatics, because there's a
lot of that, and so.

Speaker 2 (11:54):
They either cower or they go along.

Speaker 3 (11:57):
Who just wants to be a part of like the
cool kid team on the left, doesn't really believe this,
but they agree with them on everything else. And then
who are that guy who weighs two thirty and is six'
four and has, like you, know a, beard is actually a.
Chick it's tough to know who falls into what category.
Here but do you think there's any chance that they

(12:19):
Actually Lady in Has canter freedom? Play that's really Where i'm.
Going do you think that they just, say, yeah that's
how committed we, are will let him. Play is there
any chance in your mind they actually do?

Speaker 4 (12:29):
That it is.

Speaker 1 (12:31):
CRAZY i don't. KNOW i Don't because they let them
compete in The. Olympics we've we've seen the, powerlifter we've seen. This,
yeah they've left all of the rational basis under which
all of you out there with basic common sense would have,
behaved and SO i think there is a world where
they try to redefine women based on estrogen levels in,

(12:56):
blood to try to argue that you have to be a.
Woman in order to classify as a, woman you have
to have AND i don't even know what the biology, is, Right,
basically you have to be pumping your body full of
FEMININE i.

Speaker 3 (13:11):
Can tell you that that does nothing that makes you
if you're a man who does, that it just makes
you basically like grow breasts and makes you really. Depressed
it doesn't actually make you a, woman and it doesn't
destroy the underlying musculature and bone structure and bone. Debt
so there's a thing you're not actually even going to be.
Changing even if you did, that you wouldn't be dealing

(13:34):
with the, problem you see.

Speaker 1 (13:35):
What, OKAY i, agree But i'm trying to think like
a crazy person as these people. Are the other, thing
AND i think this is actually even more, alarming is
buck they go back and they, say in order to
qualify as a, woman you have to begin estrogen treatment before,
puberty which actually encourages this diabolical treatment of young. Children

(13:56):
and what they're trying to, argue, right is when a
ten year old comes in and, say As i'm a
girl in a boy's, body Or i'm a boy in
a girl's.

Speaker 2 (14:03):
Body.

Speaker 1 (14:03):
Whatever the heck of argument is that we should start
to restrict their natural hormones and, puberty and that they
can then pump them full of all sorts of just
ridiculousness when it comes to. Hormones and so you would
flood a boy with, estrogen or you would flood a
young girl with, testosterone which is diabolical in my.

Speaker 3 (14:27):
Mind and you know all these people that will talk,
about you, know microplastics and the worried about the long
term study for this or big pharma or. Whatever, right
you know how many really good long term studies there
are for giving kids huge doses of estrogen or testosterone
to change their. Gender basically none so to do.

Speaker 2 (14:44):
Just basic common.

Speaker 1 (14:45):
Sense if you think about when your kids went through,
puberty when you went through, puberty if it is the
time when your bones grow the, most it is the
time when you become a man or. Woman the idea
that we would stop that from happening and try to
reverse it in the other, DIRECTION i mean it is
to me it is child abuse of an epic level

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Airwaves second hour Of clay And buck kicks off right.
Now we are joined By Senator Ron.

Speaker 2 (16:25):
Johnson Of, wisconsin which is in the headlines a lot
these days because some election stuff going. On, senator appreciate seeing, you.

Speaker 3 (16:33):
Sir nice schooner in the background of your, SHOT i might,
say a three masted.

Speaker 2 (16:38):
Ship.

Speaker 3 (16:38):
Excellent thank you for being. Here you have some news
to break with, us AS i understand, it let's start with.

Speaker 2 (16:44):
That tell, us tell everybody what the breaking news.

Speaker 6 (16:47):
IS i think you're aware of this act That Senator
paul AND i got possession Of Anthony fauci's cell. Phone
my staff has now downloaded that into a searchable. Form
we found out that they're about thirty four thousand texts
staying from about twenty fourteen to within a few days
and when he resigned from THE nih five and twenty

(17:10):
two voicemail.

Speaker 4 (17:10):
Messages but we're going to go coffily for.

Speaker 6 (17:13):
Those we're going to protect people's personal, information including, fauci'es you,
know just release the information relevant to public health. Policy
but it's odd in these text, messages they're all all
but three are just assigned to a phone, number you,
know only had three, Contacts so that certainly indicates some.

Speaker 4 (17:33):
Deletions but but here's the, news and we're going to do.

Speaker 6 (17:36):
This we're going to figure out some strategy for going
through this volume of information and releasing relevant information as
soon as we possibly. Can but, this this piece of
INFORMATION i had released to day because it impacts public,
safety it impacts and formed. Consents so this is an
email chain Between Anti, FAUCI Cdc Director Will sky And Surgeon.

(17:59):
General this is On january twenty fifth and twenty, sixth
twenty twenty, one a little more than a month after
the emergency use authorization on THE mrd. Injections in the
middle of the, chain Doctor fauci, writes and it's all
about the covid injection has released to. Pregnancy so in
middle of, chain Doctor fauci, WRITES i asked around a

(18:20):
bit more and another issue came up that you need
to be aware of period since many people have significant
cytokine storm and fever after the second, dose this theoretically
could be associated with miscarriage in the first.

Speaker 4 (18:35):
Trimester, Now i've never heard public.

Speaker 6 (18:37):
Officials talk about significant cytokine storms after the second, dose
and all we heard from public officials that this was
perfectly safe for.

Speaker 4 (18:47):
Pregnancy let me go on a little bit. More In
june of.

Speaker 6 (18:50):
Twenty twenty, One tom she and mccurl he was the
man in charges agen Surveilal systems FOR, cdc published a
grossly misley in paper in The New England Journal medicine
where they looked at eight hundred and twenty seven confirmed.
Pregnancies seven hundred those, pregnancies the women got their code

(19:11):
injection in the third trimester after twenty eight. Weeks of
those eight hundred and twenty, seven one hundred and four
suffered a spontaneous abortion or a. Miscarriage the problem with
those status is they took one hundred and four divided
by eight twenty seven came up with a miscarriage rate
of twelve point six, percent which is about four times

(19:33):
the rate of normal miscarriage rate on a confirmed. Pregnancy
but here's what they. Did they was so grossly. Misleading
seven hundred of those women got their injection in the
third tried. MESTER a miscarriages is an or spontaneous abortions
defines anything up to twenty, weeks so the relevant denominationated

(19:53):
about one hundred and four miscarriages divided by one hundred
and twenty, seven which puts a miscarriage rate at eighty two.

Speaker 4 (20:00):
Percent So Anti fauci knew about potential ceytkine storms impacting
the first trimester in, miscarriages told no one about it
because of great Vaccine. Hesnancy these folks are well aware
of this. Stuff you know the massive government SCANDAL i broke.

Speaker 6 (20:19):
It no news stationed, out a broadcast, network or major newspapers.
Covered this is a story Where Peter marx knew about
these sainty signals In.

Speaker 4 (20:29):
March or twenty twenty, one told no.

Speaker 6 (20:31):
One so, again this is one text exchange That Santa
paul AND i are releasing.

Speaker 4 (20:35):
Today you'll see the press release come.

Speaker 6 (20:37):
Out we've got all the quotes by these people sharing
people safe for pregnancy when they knew full well that it.

Speaker 1 (20:43):
WASN'T i, MEAN i just want to circle back on
this BECAUSE i remember there, being as you can well,
imagine anytime a woman is, pregnant we give so much
expansive of oftentimes not dangerous. Guidance for, instance don't even

(21:05):
drink a glass of. Wine right In, france they keep drinking.
Wine don't touch sushi In. Japan they keep eating, sushi
but we just don't get on a roller, coaster, RIGHT i,
remember Because, Buck i'm sure you do, too because you're
so focused when you find out that you're. Pregnant you
want to do everything you possibly can to try to

(21:27):
say as safe as you. Can these numbers are staggering
that you are talking, about and a lot of women
ask these. QUESTIONS i don't remember Seeing Senator johnson very
much written about any of this.

Speaker 2 (21:43):
Data so.

Speaker 1 (21:46):
This is, staggering, Honestly and for the pregnant women out
there that felt like they were being, Coerced, hey you
have to get THIS covid shot to keep your job
or to maintain your ability to do any number of.

Speaker 2 (21:58):
ACTIONS i feel like this is a.

Speaker 6 (22:01):
Bombshell this is a, Bombshell but so is my report
That Peter marks knew about these.

Speaker 4 (22:06):
Things so, no this has been.

Speaker 6 (22:07):
KNOWN i mean Doctor james wrote about that grossiness leading
study By Tom shan mccurrow from In june of twenty twenty.
One so this information has been out, there it's just
been hidden in. Suppressed like my study or my, report
they Showed Peter marks knew full well about their. Algorithm
is gonna high safety, signals And senior after the officials saw,

(22:30):
it doz his safety signals including sun cardiac death Pol
mariyan farsion Which Anthony fauci suffered from In june of
twenty twenty. One so, AGAIN i can't tell you what
else is going to be revealed in these thirty four thousand,
texts but my guess there's gonna be an awful lot of.
It they didn't make it easy for us by basically
deleting his contact.

Speaker 4 (22:49):
Lists we're gonna have to track down all those phone.

Speaker 6 (22:50):
Numbers, again tech people's personal, information that type of.

Speaker 4 (22:55):
Thing but, NO i need this is a bombshell to be.
Real esting see Whether lacy Me it covers this.

Speaker 3 (23:00):
One, well they definitely, WON'T i Think Senator, Johnson but
that doesn't mean that this isn't critical information for him
to get out.

Speaker 2 (23:07):
There so we appreciate what you're. DOING i do have to.

Speaker 3 (23:10):
Ask we have The trump administration in, charge we Have
trump appointees running federal, agencies INCLUDING cdc AND. NIH i
keep pounding on this, drum AND i don't know why
it doesn't get picked up more, elsewhere more interest in.
This why aren't those. BODIES i know this is breaking,
news but it's not just on this, issue on a

(23:31):
whole range of things FROM, covid given what all the
ATTENTION fauci has gotten recently as, Well where's THE cdc
coming out to, Say we've really looked at the, data
this policy was. Wrong where's THE nih under The trump
administration coming out to say that forced policies of vaccination
and coercion and make people vaccinate for you, know mrina,

(23:53):
vaccines et cetera was a terrible policy and we should
not do.

Speaker 7 (23:56):
That.

Speaker 2 (23:56):
AGAIN i am not aware of that from these agencies
And trump At trump is in. Charge what is going on?

Speaker 6 (24:02):
Here, WELL i think two. Things first of, all you
have to understand the most of the individuals still in
those agencies are holdovers their career. Bureaucrats they were responsible for.
This they're the ones that miss led The american. Public you,
know we're starting to do our. Investigation we're strying to
interview people Like Tom shan, mccurram completely. UNREPENTANT i there's

(24:23):
no evidence you can show him that is obviously screaming
safety signal that he'll admit was the safety. Signal so,
again you've got so many people in those agencies, undermined
undermining What ROBERT. F kenny juniors trying to. Accomplish let's,
basically they blew up the asip of the committee which
was which was really hand picked By Bobby kennedy to
look at these things. Carefully the other, THING i just

(24:45):
have to, Say i'm. Sad i'm sad to say this
Because i'm a Huge President trump. Supporter he is doing
things that nobody else would do that have to be.
Done but on this one, ISSUE i Think President trump
has a huge blind.

Speaker 4 (24:57):
Spot, AGAIN i was supportive of, ration warp, speed anything
to end the.

Speaker 6 (25:02):
Pandemic so again that was an accomplishment to speed something to.

Speaker 4 (25:05):
Approval the.

Speaker 6 (25:07):
Problem the problem was there was no honest follow up
once he left office and the faucis completely took. Control
biden wanted to mandate. This trump never would have mandated
these these. Injections but again He President trump is pretty
proud of operational war. Speed he wants to believe that
millions of people were saved from this. Injection and, LISTEN

(25:27):
i think live is probably were, saved particularly for.

Speaker 4 (25:30):
Elderly you might have had severity symptoms.

Speaker 6 (25:32):
Reduced but the blind spot is on the injection injuries
that people have had died from these.

Speaker 4 (25:37):
INJECTIONS i mean restinsen has a pullout.

Speaker 6 (25:40):
There twenty four percent Of americans believe they know somebody
who was killed by the code.

Speaker 4 (25:46):
Injection that's not, news did we see.

Speaker 6 (25:48):
Vs twenty five Cent americans, suffered you, know couldn't go to,
work couldn't go to, school eight percent sought medical. CARE i,
mean even right, now you've got the new MODERNA mRNA flew.

Speaker 4 (25:59):
Faction right they're.

Speaker 6 (26:01):
Saying, oh it's safe because it only has two point
se percent severe adverse events versus a normal flu shot
at two point. Six, someday when we have enough, time
we need to talk about relative risk versus absolute. RISK
i would say two point se percent serious adversary, event which,
is by the, way is death or a condition that
could lead to immediate death or permanent disability or burst.

Speaker 4 (26:24):
Defect that's what serious adverse events.

Speaker 6 (26:26):
Are and with the current flu shot and now that NEW,
mRNA you have a two point, six two point se
percent serious adverse event. Rate but again you've got the
people who just worship the altar of the vaccines as a.
Religion they just won't tell people the. Truth So i'm
not ANTI. Vaps i'm pro in foreigned. Consent this release

(26:47):
today Of faux's emails hopefully underscores in fully informed. Consent
pregnant women need to understand What fauci knew as early
As january twenty twenty.

Speaker 1 (26:57):
One, oh we're talking To Senatorround johnson Of. WISCONSIN i
want to get your thoughts on two additional. Things i'm
going to give them both to. You do you BELIEVE
i know that he has been referred for taking The Fifth,
amendment That fauci will be indicted or charged with any
crime related TO?

Speaker 2 (27:15):
Covid question? One question?

Speaker 1 (27:18):
TWO i want to give you an opportunity to tell
us what you think Of Francesca, hong who is the
Leading democrat candidate for governor in your state with the
primary happening.

Speaker 4 (27:28):
Tomorrow, well, FIRST i Hope.

Speaker 6 (27:30):
Todd blanche takes the referral seriously and invice him for
a contempt Of. Coungress he's clearly was in Contempture, congress our,
committee our, investigation more, importantly Contempts american. People there are
so many unanswered, questions legitimate questions to deserve, answers some
of those only After defauci can. Answer he claimed that
he's not afraid of congressional oversights before any.

Speaker 4 (27:51):
Committee he's got nothing to. Hide, well obviously he had
at least how are eleven things to? Hide so that's After.

Speaker 6 (27:56):
Fauci you, know we've got The FLORIDA ag looking at
state charge as we've Got Coach, tuberville probably the next
governor Of, alabama said he'd like to make sure That
Anthi fauci spends every day of his life in, court
so there may be some state charges as.

Speaker 4 (28:11):
Well Jormans Francesca. Hank it's.

Speaker 6 (28:13):
Troubling you, know she probably will win the primary because
the rest of The democrat Primary candace flamed.

Speaker 4 (28:19):
Out she'll be Facing Tom, tiffany be a fabulous.

Speaker 6 (28:22):
Governor BUT i don't take joy the fact that she
might be an easier candidate to be Or elsi ed
or or or you, know all these Other, democrats, socialists
these radical. Leftists it's a very bad. Sign You democrats
used to pretend they weren't radical leftist. Socialists now they're
out of the. Closet, now now they're in your. Face
this is this is what they're. Promoting AND i blame

(28:43):
our media and our edge cases system for not properly
educating and Forming, americans particularly young, people of how socialism
communism it. Fails every time destroys, economies destroys, nations produces
distroyal tyrneys that murder tens of millions of. People this

(29:04):
is not a good sign For. America these people can
openly run as a radical left.

Speaker 2 (29:08):
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Speaker 2 (31:30):
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Speaker 1 (31:30):
Buck we've been talking about the ridiculousness in THE. Wnba
enis Kantor Royce, white both former first ROUND nba draft,
picks have declared for THE. Wnba we'll see what happens.
There and we've talked With Ron. Johnson we are, scheduled
and he gave us some startling numbers that he says

(31:51):
he has uncovered from Doctor fauci's phone about miscarriage rates
relating TO covid. Shots that is from him you can
go check that out at the top of the last.
Hour we are scheduled to touch base With Byron donald's
at the bottom of the next.

Speaker 2 (32:06):
Hour But, BUCK aoc in the.

Speaker 1 (32:09):
News two different elements OF aoc in the news THAT
i think are getting a lot of attention and worthy of,
discussion and we're gonna play a couple of these cuts for.

Speaker 5 (32:21):
You.

Speaker 2 (32:21):
Buck let's start with the political.

Speaker 1 (32:25):
ASPECT aoc went, ON i believe it WAS cnn and basically,
said all of the crazy things That democrats embraced from
a woke, perspective.

Speaker 2 (32:39):
All of them were just woke one point.

Speaker 1 (32:41):
Zero and she kind of laughed and dismissed all of
that as not being particularly relevant, today even though we
have continued to, fight many of us have against all
of that, insanity have been attacked for fighting back against
all of that. Insanity let's listen INTO aoc as she

(33:02):
says that was just woke one point.

Speaker 8 (33:05):
Oh listen The thanksgiving dust. Up she, says she, doesn't you,
know still believe. That but the abolished, prisons abolished, police
which is also positions that have been taken by a
lot of the progressive candidates who have. Won how do
you get around.

Speaker 7 (33:20):
That my understanding is That Francesca hang has made clear
her present stances.

Speaker 2 (33:25):
To her, lectures moved away from, one, Right she's.

Speaker 7 (33:28):
Moved away from. It AND i have a local city
councilman that has this, saying woke one was crazy.

Speaker 9 (33:38):
One was.

Speaker 2 (33:39):
Crazy, okay ha ha ha ha. Ha we said a
lot of stupid.

Speaker 4 (33:42):
Things.

Speaker 1 (33:43):
Buck as much AS i want to dismiss, IT i
think you, said and we have talked about on the,
program that she has started to move back towards the,
middle and the fact that she can just dismiss, oh
everything we said in twenty twenty and twenty twenty one that.

Speaker 2 (33:58):
Was woke, one that.

Speaker 1 (34:00):
Crazy first of, all it sets the table for what
will two will be and we can talk about. That
and while we may think that it is, absurd it
actually works to just laugh off something stupid that you said.
Before and everybody who voted FOR aoc, before they're not
going to hold this against her in any.

Speaker 3 (34:17):
WAY i said this ON x this, MORNING i will
repeat it for all of. YOU aoc is going to
run and she is going to be. Formidable now that
doesn't necessarily mean she'll be top of the. Ticket she's
only thirty six thirty five is the constitutional age, requirement
so she could run for. President she's able. To the

(34:40):
big question, Now, clay is will the donors Fund. Kamala
THE dnc has rigged the, game as you have pointed
out aptly here in favor Of, kamala based on how
the early primaries are set, up the order of. Them
so there's there's plenty of reason to believe That kamala

(35:02):
is going to not only, run which is sad for,
me but also that she will be this time around
actually a top tier. Candidate that, SAID aoc is perfect
for A vp, slot AND i think that you're going
to see a bunch of things come together with. Her
one she's, been she has been for, years moving. More

(35:22):
she is not saying, aggressive angry things in the media
in the early day is a bit. More she says
things about about, housing about about medical, care about, affordability about.
Groceries she's honing in on some of these issues where she.
Sounds she sounds good to a lot of people when
she says. It another part of, This, clay she's. Pretty

(35:46):
she would be the prettiest woman to have run for
office as A. Democrat presidential, nominee AND i don't, KNOW
i think she'd be the prettiest one for president. Ever, yeah,
OKAY i mean so's she's good looking for by the,
way some of you are, looking but that doesn't matter,
really the Giant christy nom fans out, there some of you,
guys really being pretty doesn't. Matter you didn't care about

(36:06):
that at. All, yeah come, on, NOW i see you
being pretty HELP. Jfk being really good looking think kind
of helped. Him it helps both directions true for guys.

Speaker 2 (36:17):
TOO a lot of people were like That Mitt romney.
Guy look at.

Speaker 3 (36:20):
Him he looks like he's at a central casting to
be the. President whatever you think of. Him, now point
is this, stuff this stuff all. Matters this stuff all.
Matters AND i think THAT aoc being she's good, looking
she has improved her game speaking off the cuff a
little bit old clips of her where she sounds like
an airhead and an.

Speaker 2 (36:38):
Imbecile everyone's already seen them. Play they're they're not gonna
hit with. Anything and she was. YOUNG i could write
the whole script right.

Speaker 3 (36:45):
Now she's going to be a major force for The
democrats in the twenty twenty eight. Election and she's also
a bit of a wake up call To. Republicans this
stuff she is talking about. Matters she's not talking you,
know she's not into climate change right. Now in this, Interview,
clay it was all how do people afford? Groceries how
do people, get you, know be able to see a

(37:07):
doctor and afford? It how do people afford? HOUSING i
understand you're gonna tell Me, buck she's.

Speaker 2 (37:11):
Alluded we know.

Speaker 9 (37:12):
That you know.

Speaker 3 (37:13):
That But, clay the positioning right now is what. Matters
AND i saw very, polished very serious for who she
IS aoc in THAT abc, interview which is also a creampuff,
interview but STILL.

Speaker 1 (37:26):
I would also add in she is very good at
appearing to be. Authentic she is skilled on social, media
and that ties in with the second thing that she
is getting attention. FOR i think it's very personal anybody's
decision to have a, baby to freeze, eggs all of
these different. Things but she did a video where she

(37:49):
talked about the fact that she's freezing. Eggs she's gonna
be what thirty seven years old Than, october and this
is getting a lot of attention to a lot of
people are reacting to.

Speaker 2 (37:59):
It play at cut. Fifteen you did have a personal
announcement that you, made tell me what it. Was, yeah you.

Speaker 7 (38:08):
KNOW i think it's important for us to normalize these,
conversations especially in this political. Environment The trump administration.

Speaker 2 (38:15):
Has remind us what the announcement.

Speaker 7 (38:17):
Was, yes, sure SO i have decided to start the
process of freezing my. Eggs and in this political environment
where this administration is denying reproductive care to women across the,
country from abortion rights to the ability to carry out
a healthy, PREGNANCY i think it's important for us as
leaders to have these conversations and share these, processes especially

(38:42):
for working women across the, country and normalize.

Speaker 2 (38:44):
Them, okay So, BUCK i got to be.

Speaker 1 (38:46):
Honest this is Some republicans are going to fall into
this trap of attacking her over.

Speaker 2 (38:53):
THIS i think it is.

Speaker 1 (38:55):
MORONIC i think that the, perspective LIKE i got a
bunch of takes on. This curious what you say you've
you're in the process of continuing to grow your. FAMILY
i think my general take is if people want to have,
babies we should be for. It if people want to have, Babies,
uh IT'S i think a lot of people are gonna attack.

Speaker 3 (39:15):
Her it's a bad. MOVE i think we should just
be pro pro, babies pro babies. Pro we're pro pro,
babies pro people having, babies pro people being moms and
dads being, parents pro family, formation pro all of those.
Things AND i will tell you, this AND i know
this actually from particularly from friends of mine and people
In New, york including. Doctors there's a there's a real

(39:37):
this is the first generation where women were really told
by all of elite. Society AND i mean that by
the university and you, know by by, media by, everything, delay, delayed.
Delay it will be. Fine now you can say women
should have known better or. WHATEVER i think that's pretty

(39:58):
harsh BECAUSE i think that AND i could speak to
you about.

Speaker 2 (40:01):
This there's some.

Speaker 3 (40:02):
Doctors there's even article Like i'm trying to call up
the name of the. Author but a lot of obgyns
lie to. Women i'm just gonna tell you the. TRUTH
a lot of obgyns were scared of telling their female
patients the, truth which is it is harder to have
children as you get. OLDER comma AND ivf and all these.
Things put aside any religious or moral objection to it

(40:24):
you may. Have those things are, challenging they're, expensive there's no.
GUARANTEES a lot of, women AND i have so many,
friends so many women who are going through. This but
LIKE i, said particularly in The New york side WHERE
i grew, up they were not told the truth about you,
know it'd be like if everyone tells you you need
to get. WELL covid vaccine is kind of an example of.
This but you, know if every doctor you know is, saying,

(40:46):
hey every time you get a, cold you need to
be taken antibiotic for just in, case which some doctors
would do, that that's bad medical.

Speaker 2 (40:53):
Advice for the most. Part i'm not.

Speaker 3 (40:54):
Kidding i'm not a doctor and taking my medical. Advice
but usually if you have a, virus you don't.

Speaker 2 (40:58):
Need but is it your?

Speaker 3 (40:59):
Fault is it your fault if you listen to doctors growing,
up who told you who over prescribed the? Antibiotics doctors
did not. Tell now you could say maybe the doctors didn't,
know ALTHOUGH i think that's playing a little fast and,
loose BECAUSE i think they did. Know doctors did not
tell our, generation yours in, mind because we are the same.
Generation as much AS i like to make jokes about,
it they did not tell them the truth about the

(41:22):
realities of, fertility the realities of delaying, family and also
what the science really says about freezing eggs and all these,
things and so, politically it would be malpractice not to
speak about this with care and sensitivity and maintaining a pro,
family pro children message while you do.

Speaker 2 (41:43):
It that's my. Thing of people who are ATTACKING aoc for,
THIS i do not think are BEING i do not
think they are being. SMART i agree with all of.

Speaker 1 (41:51):
THAT i would also say this ties in with the,
attempt in my, opinion to Androgenize american. Society what they
tell old women was you can do the same thing as.
Men you can wait until you're thirty eight or thirty
nine or. Forty i'm telling, you AND i think it's
so important out. There men do have the luxury. Biologically

(42:17):
you can be a knucklehead in your. Twenties you can
be a knucklehead in your. Thirties you can decide at
forty eight years, old HEY i want to get married
AND i want to have, kids and you can do.
It women don't have that luxury and so and by
knucklehead might even be the wrong word too. Right you
could be completely committed to your career and if you

(42:39):
work super, hard buck in your twenties and your, thirties
and you work eighty hours a, day and then you
look up at forty two and you think to, yourself,
Boy i've built a really good. Career NOW i want
to focus on having a. Family there will be women
lining up like crazy to get married to you and have.
Babies way younger men have the luxury of being able

(43:02):
to be committed to their career for decades without having
to think about the biological, clock and they don't a
lot of people don't want to have that conversation with.

Speaker 2 (43:13):
Women they, say you can have it.

Speaker 1 (43:14):
All become a law, professor become a, doctor get your,
degree go to school for twenty. Years they don't have
that conversation with women because they're trying to make them, think,
oh you can do exactly what men.

Speaker 3 (43:30):
DO i know Women clay who have had babies in their.
TWENTIES i know one in particular who was told by her,
doctor don't tell. Anybody i'm telling you this BECAUSE i
have a room full of patients in their late thirties
and you, know and early forties out. There but you're
actually having babies at the most biologically advantageous time that
is not passing judgment on women who have babies in

(43:51):
their thirties and. Forties it is just, saying by the,
numbers it is biologically more, advantageous higher, percentage less complication
to have babies really in your, twenties you, know into
your early, thirties but even in your early thirties it
starts the numbers start to go against. YOU i wasn't told.

Speaker 2 (44:06):
This i'm a.

Speaker 3 (44:07):
Guy it's a little bit, different BUT i didn't know
as much about, this AND i think a lot of
people don't, know and basically society to lie to people about.
IT i think in a really systematic. Fashion. Clay it
reminds me a little. BIT i was Watching Mad men
With kerry last. Night you, know there's a whole the first.
Episode we had never seen, it so we're watching it,
together and the whole cigarettes are good for you.

Speaker 2 (44:25):
Thing oh, Yeah, look if you choose a, smoke you
choose a. Smoke that's on.

Speaker 3 (44:29):
You but it's one thing when in the nineteen fifties
your doctors are telling you cigarettes are good for.

Speaker 1 (44:35):
You your doctor might be smoking while his. Office that's
a little bit of a different situation than you, know you,
know all the you, know all the, risks and you
choose to do it. Anyway, okay that's on, you free.
Country But i'm just, saying with women and their, fertility
the female, empowerment feminist, movement and including a lot of
doctors and institutional, medicine they lied to women about The

(44:58):
they lied to women about the numbers and the. Reality
a lot of women are finding this out the hard.
Way it is very.

Speaker 3 (45:02):
Painful it is very difficult when they find this out
the hard, way and SO aoc trying to you, know
doing what she's first of, ALL i, MEAN i don't
want to pass judgment what she's. DOING i would, think you,
know maybe there's some, reason but GENERALLY i would, say
why aren't you, just you, know try to have kids?
Now why FREEZER x for? Later but you, know, okay
she's doing what she's. Doing i'm not passing judgment on.
It but it's really it's a tough thing for our.

(45:23):
Generation as you, know a lot of women wake up
at forty and they, say, okay now it's time to have,
kids and they're told your geriatric pregnancy and your chance
of having children naturally are very. Slim that's what they're,
told and some of them are really being told it
for the first time by doctors who have been seeing
them for, many many.

Speaker 1 (45:40):
Years we'll take your, calls will react to. That but,
AGAIN i think both of those stories are in the
major news, cycle AND i THINK aoc demonstrating that she
can grab the news cycle in a way that makes
her compelling to a lot of. People whether you agree
or disagree with her politics we certainly disagree with it

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Speaker 2 (47:02):
Buck.

Speaker 1 (47:03):
Okay the news That Senator Ron johnson broke with us
about miscarriages about pregnancy has now been. Released Ron johnson
has released Doctor fauci's. TEXT i asked around a bit.
More another issue came up that you need to be aware.
Of since many people have significant, issues this theoretically could

(47:26):
be associated with miscarriage in the first.

Speaker 2 (47:29):
Trimester why does that? Matter And Byron donald's about to
be with.

Speaker 1 (47:32):
Us just a couple of days after sending that private text,
message Doctor fauci said, publicly we have found thus far
no red flags about pregnant. Women so privately he's texting
with all the top. Doctors oh, no this could be
a threat to pregnant. Women privately he is, saying we

(47:55):
have found no red flags at. All Byron Donalds GOVERNOR
I belie Of. Florida next, now the primary Is. Tuesday
all of you should get out and. Vote let's go
right into into the. Campaign going on eight days from
now is going to be the. Primary what are you
seeing out. THERE i know early voting has already started

(48:17):
for people who are making their. Decision why are you the,
Guy Congressman, Donald's.

Speaker 9 (48:23):
Well it's good to be with, you and, thanks, GUYS
i was ON n. Ten the signal out there can
be tough, sometimes but in, short it's about the future
of our, state protecting The florida, dream taking on the
affordability challenges when it comes to insurance and young people
getting into. Housing we want to reform the insurance markets
Of florida from a regulatory. Side Governor DeSantis did did

(48:46):
great work on the tort reform. Side we think we
could push down cost twenty percent in our state with
regulatory reforms that are common sense need to be. Done
AND i spent my career in the finance world and
also chair The insurance And Banking, subcommittee SO i know
what needs to be. Done we can start working on
that immediately as. Governor but it's also about Modernizing florida's.

(49:06):
Government most people don't know is if you're going to
build single family, homes thirty percent of that cost is
government costs and government timelines and delays that we have
to streamline that, process get government out of the. Way
to push down the cost of, construction which directly impacts housing,
affordability home, affordability helping young people get into the, game
and also further decreasing insurance costs on the other side

(49:29):
of That Ledger so my career in finance and banking
coupled with the fact THAT i have one of the
most conservative voting records in all Of, america whether it
was my time obviously IN, dc my time in The State.
House you check anybody who measures this stuff on one
of the most conservative members In. America that's the type
of leadership and pedigree that the state's going to need

(49:51):
to lead us into the, future to challenge and take
on the risks that are Facing, florida even though we're
the best state in the.

Speaker 3 (49:57):
Country, Governor i'm doing. That, byron thank you for being,
here possibly soon to be. Governor tell us about where
you stand and how you feel about the property tax.
Issue obviously that was getting a lot of conversation going
into this election. Cycle there was an effort to perhaps

(50:17):
even get rid of property tax In. Florida, SEE i
am sympathetic to the argument that there is a there's
something fundamentally wrong with you can never really own your
home and the government can take it from you unless
you keep paying the government. Forever but it seems like
there are some numerical realities that that has run up
against In. Florida what can you tell us about?

Speaker 9 (50:39):
That, WELL i, mean first, LOOK i support the amendment
primarily because the people Of florida are not piggybanks for.
Government we've seen property taxes double in our state the
last six, years and a lot of these local governments
did not go to what we call a rollback, rate
which is decreasing the, millage even though property values were.
Rising they didn't do that selected way more in property,

(51:01):
taxes and so now people are, strapped and so again
government has to restrain. Itself, LOOK i know what's happening
at the grocery. Store prices are a little bit. Higher
we're trying to extill work our way out of The
biden inflation that wreck this. Economy but if government just
doesn't do, anything doesn't change its, practices and then you
let the cost of construction, increase you let the cost

(51:24):
of taxes increase on our, citizens you're pricing them out.
Too SO i support the. Amendment we'll see what the
voters do. Now my commitment To florida is whether it
passes or whether it, fails we are going to bring
this whole thing back for a much more detailed review
through The tax And Budget Reform, commission which is In florida's.
Constitution we set this commission every twenty, years and it's

(51:46):
time to modernize our taxing system in our states and
also have recommendations on how to fully repeal homestead property
taxes and if we can't do, that then actually getting
seniors on fixed income and working families off the taxs
in our. State there's ways to do. This we want
to be focused and really intentional on how you balance
public safety and the need of services on a local

(52:08):
level with the serious tax reform That floridians are looking
for and that they.

Speaker 1 (52:12):
Need congress M Byron donald's with. US i know that
you're a big sports fan and you have to be
pulling your hair out like the vast majority of people
out there listening to us have. Been for the past
couple of, weeks THE wnba players and, coaches many of,
them have said that men who identify as women are

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just as much.

Speaker 2 (52:33):
Women as the women that are in the.

Speaker 4 (52:35):
League.

Speaker 1 (52:36):
Now since that, Point Enus kanter And Royce, white two
former first ROUND nba draft, picks have declared for THE wnba.
Draft how crazy is this and how much of it
is just a cultural failure For democrats to connect with normal.
People what's your take on all.

Speaker 9 (52:56):
This it's a cultural failure Of. Democrats and you have
THE wa that is Failing american, Culture they're failing. Women
this is not a complicated. Subject this isn't. Hard and
the fact that you now have the parody Of enus
And royce declaring for their, draft and you notice that
THE wnba they don't really say anything about it because

(53:16):
the second they, do then they know the jig is.
Up this Is democrat. Policy The democrats have long wanted,
this they still want it. Today, listen The democrat the
prohibitive favor to be The democrat nominee Is David. Jolly
David jolly still thinks it's okay for boys to be
in girls'. SPORTS i, mean how sick is that you
cannot essentially allow people to have these kind of viewpoints

(53:40):
that are Against american, culture against human biology and. PHYSIOLOGY i,
mean this is about basic. Science men are, bigger, stronger and.
Faster that's just a, fact and the fact that THE
wnba doesn't listen To sophiehuntingham when she's, right and then
listening to the radicals in The democrat in The Democrat,
party in THE dsa move movement and people who still

(54:01):
deny science is insane to, me AND i think this
is to the detriment of THE. Wnba just let the
women have their, lead let them have their, sports that's.
Okay but to not just accept reality and admit the
truth because you're concerned about the political pushback from the
Radical democratic left demonstrates that THE wnba needs to get with.

Speaker 3 (54:21):
Reality talking To Congressman Byron donald's right now running for
governor Of, Florida, congressman, also you Have Donald trump's endorsement in,
this and there would be some overlap where he would
still be presidents while you were, governor but then he
would be likely A florida resident after his second term,

(54:42):
expires you would still be in that governor's. Chair you
would have a very well, known very very influential resident
among others here In.

Speaker 2 (54:51):
Florida is it your?

Speaker 3 (54:52):
Planned do you think that you would continue contact With
President trump so that he could advise and sort of
be a voice For matt here In, florida and of
course that can have reverberations across the.

Speaker 9 (55:03):
Country of, Course, Listen President trump has now served as
president in two. Administrations he's done a great job in
both of. Them to be able to pick his brain
on the things that he's seen as being president of
The United. States that's just information anybody would want to
be able to take advantage. Of, so of, course and
you know obviously, Him Governor DeSantis has done a great

(55:25):
job in our. State Rick scotts was a great governor
to our, state AND i still take time to talk with.
HIM i will be looking forward to, having you, know
those conversations and really being able to talk to them
about the experiences they, have because at the end of the,
day look put all the politics. Aside it's about what's doing,
best the best. Thing i'll be happ of your. People

(55:46):
and so you really want to make sure that you're
looking at all policies and all decisions through the right
lens and being able to rely on people who've had
to sit in that chair or make some of those
crucial decisions is just important to be able to help
you do. That on behalf of the people Of Florida.

Speaker 2 (56:02):
Byron donald's with us now.

Speaker 1 (56:04):
Congressman the primary Is tuesday of next, week eight days
from now In florida on The republican and The democrat.
Side for people out there, WHO i think many of them,
Say Ron DeSantis did a great. Job he Turned florida
from a purple state to a red. State how do
you Make florida even? Redder and what would you say

(56:24):
to people who, say, Oh i'm. Concerned we had a
caller who, said, Oh i'm concerned That Byron donalds will
not Keep florida on the same trajectory to remain read
and become even.

Speaker 9 (56:36):
Redder well to a couple of. Things number, one standards
have to remain the. Same law and order will be
the standard In florida going. Forward we support our law.
Enforcement if you can't keep people, safe you can't have anything.
Else Number, two my, Background LIKE i, SAID i spent
seventeen years in the financial industry before. Politics i'm the
only person running for governor who actually has an economics

(56:59):
and a business, background really important for managing and balancing
our future economy while also making sure we are continued
to follow common sense conservative. Principles but number THREE i
got into politics through The Tea party. Movement back in
two thousand and, NINE i was on the board of
The Naples Tea. Party i've always been in the conservative.
Movement i'm somebody who revers The. Constitution i'm a member

(57:22):
Of House Freedom caucus right, now the same Way Governor
DeSantis was a member Of House Freedom caucus when he
Was Congressman. DeSantis SO i would say To republican voters
in our state who want to know that we're going
to keep going the same. Way if you look at
any Vote i've ever, taken it's always been about protecting The,
constitution protecting constitutional, rights supporting our men and women in,

(57:42):
blue and making sure that common sense policy reigns in
our state and in The United states Of.

Speaker 3 (57:47):
America Congressman Byron, donald's, guys he's running For florida. GOVERNOR
i got to go vote myself down, Here clay as
A florida. Resident SO i got to get that. Done
And byron all the. Best do you thank you for
againing us to call back with this strong connection. There
we just wanted everyone to hear your voice and hear
what you have to. Say so we appreciate you making that.
Happen best of luck to, you AND i have a

(58:08):
feeling we'll be talking to you again real.

Speaker 9 (58:09):
Soon, listen appreciate, it. Guys you gotta take it.

Speaker 1 (58:12):
Easy That's Congressman Byron donald's go Vote tuesday of next,
week AND i think early voting is underway right now
in the state Of.

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