Clay Travis

And one of them just so happens to be us being completely right about the made-up James Tallarico interview.

I know, Buck, you yesterday had FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr on.

The team pulled a bunch of different cuts here.

But here is a flashback.

from Tuesday's edition of the show where I said, this is going to be so much more beneficial to Tallarico in the Texas primary than running the actual interview was.

It feels like a rigged job.

Here is cut 11.

When I hear and see this controversy emerging, I say, my goodness, this is elite Democrat power brokers deciding to set up this James Tallarico interview.

If it airs, it's a huge bonus to him.

But if it gets shut down under this FCC equal time doctrine.

I would argue it's an even bigger bonus for him because most people would have never seen this but for the fact that Stephen Colbert went on and attacked his bosses for not letting him have on James Tallarico.

So guess who now is saying this?

Stephen Colbert himself went on and said, way more people watch this than ever would have seen it.

This was on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, cut 10.

Okay, so Buck, here is the other thing on, this is Harry Enten, CNN data guru, sharing all the data.

And again, this feels like such a rigged job.

The real victim here is not Stephen Colbert or James Tallarico, Buck.

And I can't believe I'm saying this.

It's Jasmine Crockett.

They're treating her.