Clay Travis
speaker
6,014 appearances
36 recordings
5 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 4 Aug
Clay Travis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And all the people out there that are concerned about democracy and everything else, so many people that are elected decided that a random employee inside of our government who was taxpayer-funded would decide multi-trillion dollar outcomes when it came to state-level elections.
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to national decisions.
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Fauci was the decider.
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He bragged about New York and California shutting down because of his private conversations.
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Here's another thing if you want a positive, Buck.
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Fauci did allow Ron DeSantis to become the most successful governor of the COVID era.
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And I sent out a tweet about this and I kind of talked.
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We had him on yesterday.
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But, Buck, you are a great example of this.
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I'm in Florida right now doing the show.
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Think about what would have happened.
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In 2018, if Andrew Gillum, gay prostitute sleeping with drug addicted felon, I believe he's a felon.
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If he's not, he's been charged with felonies to my understanding.
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Andrew Gillum had been elected in 2018.
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Buck, he would have shut down Florida just like New York and California.
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And you can say, well, Georgia and Brian Kemp and maybe Tennessee and Bill Lee and Greg Abbott in Texas.
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Maybe they would have stood.
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Maybe.
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Or maybe without DeSantis taking the slings and arrows of refusing to shut down a big populated state, maybe Fauci would have been even more successful.
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And so ultimately, Florida reaped the benefits.
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