Buck Sexton

What's going on?

Were you hearing from your colleagues in Durham law enforcement that, you know, before it became, like you said, the woman came out in court and just said she made the whole thing up.

But there were, and I remember the prosecutor's name was Mike Nyfong.

Were the law enforcement officers that were your comrades down in Durham, were they all pretty much aware that this was like a hoax?

Or was there a lot of, well, we got to wait and see, we don't know?

Oh.

Well, John, thank you for calling in.

Interesting voice from the past on this one.

But, Clay, that was also – there are some moments where I remember just being – thinking to myself, like, I'm conservative or I'm right-wing or whatever, and that was one of them.

I remember I was dating a young lady at the time, and she got very angry at me when she found out that I did not believe the accuser at all.

So that caused a big fight.

And I was like, well, I believe in reality.

And all the things that I'm hearing about this do not match up with reality.

So there you go.

Also, Duke University turned on the students right away.

The student body at Duke turned on the students right away.

They fired the coach, I believe, Clay.

I mean, think about that.

No one thought the coach didn't do anything.

The coach wasn't at the strip party.