Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sxton Show Podcast.

Third hour of playing Buck kicks off right now everybody and New York City's mayor Eric Adams

has some problems on his hands. The biggest city in America is seeing crime rates that are so

high, particularly along the lines of day to day and quality of life crime, shoplifting and

bankruptcy and all these issues that people are wondering what he's going to do if anything

could try to turn things around. I've got some updates for you on that and then also

we have the migrant crisis which will dive into a bit more. I keep wondering why it's sort of

a crisis if you care about sovereignty or border immigration law. Why is it a crisis for New York City?

You know, notice the Democrats never seem to want to answer this because we're always told that

illegal immigration only has upside for the country. We need these workers, right? That's

what the left will always say and we're a nation of illegal immigrants and all the rest of it.

So we'll get into some of this but I wanted to start with this crackdown on shoplifting plan

for NYC that was put out by the mayor. I think this is just a couple of days ago

because everyone I was looking at what's happening whether it is Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles,

find me on the Washington DC, Baltimore, find me a major Democrat controlled city and I'll show

you a place where things have gotten worse with quality of life and crime is over the last three

years on the rise. Why? I should always know what is it about the last three years? What changed?

We all know BLM 2.0 and the narrative shift and the political shift of Democrats toward

legalizing the illegal and no longer punishing criminals and thinking that criminals are a victim class

themselves to be apologized to by the state. The criminal is not the problem. The problem is

the state's failure are failure yours and mine in giving the criminal what he needs or she needs

overwhelmingly. He but in order to be happy so they won't go carjacking for the 15th time. Right? It's

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