Clay Travis

I've got tons of friends and family who don't have power.

The Nashville Electric Service and the mayor of Nashville has dropped the ball on a level that I haven't seen in a very, very long time.

And I am super frustrated for so many different people.

We've been very fortunate.

We kept our power the entire time.

But about half the city of Nashville lost their power.

If you're trying to rely on government...

Unfortunately, especially left-wing government, they just fail over and over and over again.

And that's one reason you might want to have rapid radios.

Power is still out for 100,000 households in Nashville alone.

A lot of you down in Mississippi, again, I got a message.

from one of our listeners who said the only way he was able to get in touch with his daughter, who goes to school at Ole Miss, was through rapid radios.

Snowstorms, we've got another, what is they calling it, a bomb cyclone snowstorm?

That doesn't sound good for those of y'all on the East Coast coming this way.

Rapid radios, they last five days without a charge and allow you to be able to get in touch everywhere.

Ask our producer, Greg.

He put one in his wife's hands, carried the other in New York City because he was concerned about the snowfall that was going to happen there and what might happen with his home.

Right now, you can get up 60% off.

Producer Greg lives upstate a little bit, comes into the city every single day, and they got a lot of damage.

Another big storm coming.