BUCK: This was great — Clay sent this to me — because there’s a part of us… The same way that I appreciate what Brian Stelter, The View, Keith Olbermann’s maniacal lunatic but kind of sad tweets, like, I appreciate what they bring to the table for us, right, because —

CLAY: Yes.

BUCK: — sometimes you just need a slow pitch down the middle so you can crack it in the upper deck and impress the girlfriend or the wife. You know what I mean? Sometimes, they provide that: Slow pitches down the middle for conservative commentary. Jen Psaki, “Oh, my gosh,” is also in that category, and she has left, I believe, her role as White House press secretary.

She has been replaced by Karine Jean-Pierre, who has formerly been with MoveOn.org. So she was at MoveOn.org, which is just a left-wing hack outfit. We all know MoveOn.org. I believe “move on” started from move on from the Clinton lying under oath. That’s what we’re supposed to move on from. I’m going deep into my conservative memory banks —

CLAY: That is deep knowledge. I didn’t know that.

BUCK: I’m pretty sure that’s what it started from. And so it goes back a ways, left-wing group. But Clay sent me these. This is up on Fox News. Some amazing previous beliefs and statements like, for example, she’s tweeted out that Brett Kavanaugh should not be coaching girls’ basketball. Okay.

“If Brett Kavanaugh indeed does not know the difference between intercourse and sexual assault that should disqualify him from being on the Supreme Court.” There’s a lot of things in here, folks, we could… She claimed the 2018 governor’s race was stolen from Stacey Abrams. But this one… Check this out. The third accuser of Kavanaugh, Julie Swetnick, was a lunatic. That was obvious to anyone who watched her interviews —

CLAY: Legitimate crazy woman.

BUCK: Like a crazy person. Like, they put a person who was basically saying, Brett Kavanaugh gang raped me/ space aliens landed, put a chip in my brain, and I need immediate mental assistance. “Julie Swetnick, third Kavanaugh accuser, tells NBC that he was ‘a very mean drunk.’” So she magnified the gang rape allegation from Swetnick. But, Clay, this is the thing.

If you’re going to be a prominent person in this the Democrat Party, you actually have to be a Russia collusion truther, a “Stacey Abrams is the actual governor of Georgia” person, a “Brett Kavanaugh was a serial gang rapist in high school that nobody ever heard of until this moment when we want him to not be on the Supreme Court” person. These are requirements. That’s why Soviet Mary Poppins and the Department of Disinformation? Of course she believes all those things. It’s required now in the Democrat Party.

CLAY: Yeah. And the one that fires me up the most is, “Reminder…” This is a quote from the new White House press secretary. “Reminder: Brian Kemp stole the gubernatorial election from Georgians and Stacey Abrams.” That is a direct quote from our new press secretary. Well, Democrats have spent, I’ve been told, Buck, the last 18 months saying that saying that any election is stolen is a direct assault upon democracy and impermissible.

Well, Brian Kemp in 2018 won by over 50,000 votes over Stacey Abrams. I mean, look, Donald Trump lost the presidential election based on the tally that is out there by around 40,000 votes — and for people out there who haven’t done the math, you flip Wisconsin, you flip Georgia, and you flip Arizona, Trump wins the election. That’s about 40,000 votes total in all those states. So out of 300 million 150 million, whatever the tally was of total votes that were cast…

Over 150 million in this country, a population of over 300 million, that’s how much the 2020 election swung on. Kemp won the state of Georgia by more than 50,000 votes. So why is it that you can say that election was stolen and it’s totally unacceptable to say that Trump’s election was stolen? I would love to hear Joe Biden answer that question. You have, as a spokesperson now, a woman who has said the 2018 election was stolen. Stacey Abrams never conceded. She’s a patron saint of the Democrat Party. Why is that?

BUCK: I’m just wondering what the explanation will be the next time Stacey Abrams loses and the next time Beto loses.

CLAY: (laughing) They’re done.

BUCK: Do you think you reach a sour grapes maximum where it’s like, “Oh, I didn’t even want to be the governor. Oh, they cheated!” You know, you think at some point you reach a point where it will no longer actually will fly, even with Democrats? I wonder.

CLAY: They’re not just gonna get beat, either, Buck. I think Stacey Abrams is gonna get crushed in Georgia, and I also think ’cause we were talking earlier that Beto is gonna get crushed in Texas. Can you still be the future of the Democrat Party if you’ve lost four straight statewide elections in your home state?

BUCK: The state of Georgia gave Democrats a chance, and they have learned to regret it real fast.

CLAY: Yes.