Topic: Clovis

Trump policy advisor Sam Clovis issued a warning on CNN, stating he would leave the Republican Party forever if the convention "jimmies with the rules" to subvert the will of the voters. This follows comments from conservative activist Eric Erickson, who argued that nominating Trump would be a disaster for the party. The tension highlights a growing rift between Trump's campaign staff and the GOP establishment.

A long list of Executive Producers is thanked for their financial support, including James Schmidt, Scott Littler, and Daniel Woodleaf. Sir Kent Zicer shares a personal story of moving from Clovis, New Mexico, to McKinney, Texas, after facing career difficulties. The hosts provide "Karma" to listeners seeking new jobs or financial stability in exchange for their "Value-for-Value" contributions.

A personal anecdote describes witnessing intense lightning storms in Clovis, New Mexico, during a road trip. The narrative explores the use of a handmade Chilean rain stick, claiming it successfully ended a local drought after being used in Austin and Clovis. The phenomenon is discussed as a potential test of meteorological influence through traditional instruments.

The travel plan from Clovis to Austin is outlined, with a preference for Route 40 over I-10 to avoid heavy Border Patrol presence. The hosts joke about using the Spanish grammar booklet to interact with agents. They anticipate a long drive through the sparsely populated regions of West Texas.

The hosts discuss upcoming plans for the 200th episode bicentennial, including a special "Deuce Club" show for donors. Dame Margaret George of Clovis, New Mexico, is introduced as the executive producer for the current episode. Additional associate executive producers from Queensland and the Netherlands are acknowledged for their financial support.