Clay Travis

And I think a lot more people are looking around in the Doge era when we're recognizing how much money is wasted, and this conversation becomes even more paramount than it should be, which is it's important all year round and all the time, but I think Elon has elevated it.

And we're wrong about everything COVID. I was reading Buck yesterday to credit of the New York Times, which has suddenly realized, hey, we screwed up everything with COVID. They had a story about Oakland area kids, Buck. And I've met a bunch of these kids as I've been traveling around and started to speak on some college campuses.

And we're wrong about everything COVID. I was reading Buck yesterday to credit of the New York Times, which has suddenly realized, hey, we screwed up everything with COVID. They had a story about Oakland area kids, Buck. And I've met a bunch of these kids as I've been traveling around and started to speak on some college campuses.

And we're wrong about everything COVID. I was reading Buck yesterday to credit of the New York Times, which has suddenly realized, hey, we screwed up everything with COVID. They had a story about Oakland area kids, Buck. And I've met a bunch of these kids as I've been traveling around and started to speak on some college campuses.

These kids in many parts of New York State and California and Illinois, but this particular kid's in Oakland, Buck. They shut down their schools on March 15th of 2020. They never came back to school if you were a junior. I don't know that we talk enough about how many kids out there, and I know some of you are listening to us right now.

These kids in many parts of New York State and California and Illinois, but this particular kid's in Oakland, Buck. They shut down their schools on March 15th of 2020. They never came back to school if you were a junior. I don't know that we talk enough about how many kids out there, and I know some of you are listening to us right now.

These kids in many parts of New York State and California and Illinois, but this particular kid's in Oakland, Buck. They shut down their schools on March 15th of 2020. They never came back to school if you were a junior. I don't know that we talk enough about how many kids out there, and I know some of you are listening to us right now.

I remember we had a caller from Utah, a young woman who was voting for the first time, 18-year-old, talking about how angry she and some of her classmates were. It was a great call. Good memory.

I remember we had a caller from Utah, a young woman who was voting for the first time, 18-year-old, talking about how angry she and some of her classmates were. It was a great call. Good memory.

I remember we had a caller from Utah, a young woman who was voting for the first time, 18-year-old, talking about how angry she and some of her classmates were. It was a great call. Good memory.

But, I mean, it hit me because can you imagine if you're out there listening to us right now, think about all the things that happen to you when you're 16, 17, and 18 years old and how embedded in an integral fashion so much of your life experience happens 16, 17, 18 years.

But, I mean, it hit me because can you imagine if you're out there listening to us right now, think about all the things that happen to you when you're 16, 17, and 18 years old and how embedded in an integral fashion so much of your life experience happens 16, 17, 18 years.

But, I mean, it hit me because can you imagine if you're out there listening to us right now, think about all the things that happen to you when you're 16, 17, and 18 years old and how embedded in an integral fashion so much of your life experience happens 16, 17, 18 years.

You remember, everybody out there, you'll remember things when you're 16 better than something that happened when you're 36, 46, or 56 because all the years start to run together. It imprints on you in an interesting way. Those kids went home in many parts of our country in March of 2020, and they never came back. You miss your junior year prom. You miss your junior year spring sports season.

You remember, everybody out there, you'll remember things when you're 16 better than something that happened when you're 36, 46, or 56 because all the years start to run together. It imprints on you in an interesting way. Those kids went home in many parts of our country in March of 2020, and they never came back. You miss your junior year prom. You miss your junior year spring sports season.

You remember, everybody out there, you'll remember things when you're 16 better than something that happened when you're 36, 46, or 56 because all the years start to run together. It imprints on you in an interesting way. Those kids went home in many parts of our country in March of 2020, and they never came back. You miss your junior year prom. You miss your junior year spring sports season.

You never return, Buck. The article in the New York Times talking about these kids came back at the end of May for graduation, and they had to be six foot distant, and they didn't even recognize each other. Because also, think about how much you change in that year and a half. They just all went home, and they never were in physical location together again.

You never return, Buck. The article in the New York Times talking about these kids came back at the end of May for graduation, and they had to be six foot distant, and they didn't even recognize each other. Because also, think about how much you change in that year and a half. They just all went home, and they never were in physical location together again.

You never return, Buck. The article in the New York Times talking about these kids came back at the end of May for graduation, and they had to be six foot distant, and they didn't even recognize each other. Because also, think about how much you change in that year and a half. They just all went home, and they never were in physical location together again.

i get angrier the more i think about it even though it's been five years and so i think for my you tell me that i have to cut checks it's one thing if i think the government's doing a great job it's another thing if i'm still furious about what they did in particular the department of education to keep our kids from being able to be in school