In contrast to the above example:
p1: I've used the commonly accepted genome-wide significance threshold. You can use a less stringent threshold and then inspect and filter your clumped output accordingly.
r2: The default LD threshold for clumping is 0.5 but this is high. I tend to use 0.1 to be more conservative, the above 0.05 is even more conservative.
kb: This is missing above. This is the 'window' size, the genetic distance/radius that you are clumping within. The default 250kb is low. I would use at least 500kb but you often see 2Mb or 3Mb (i.e., setting the kb value to 2000 or 3000) to cover more extensive LD regions.