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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and current events with intelligence and humor. From the border crisis, to the madness of cancel culture and far-left missteps, Clay and Buck guide listeners through the latest headlines and hot topics with fun and entertaining conversations and opinions.

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In this episode, Michael Johnson, president of the Slavic Gospel Association, discusses the dire situation of orphaned teens in Eastern Europe, particularly in Ukraine. He shares the historical context of the organization, the cultural challenges faced by families, and the significant role of the church in providing hope and support to these vulnerable children. Amidst the ongoing war, Johnson highlights the humanitarian efforts being made and the revival of faith occurring in the region. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com
 
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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Orphaned Teens and Revival in Ukraine: Michael Johnson on the Slavic Gospel Association’s Mission of Faith and Hope

Is Trump on the verge of brokering a deal to end the war in Ukraine? Buck is joined by Bill Roggio, senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and editor of the Long War Journal, to break down the realities on the battlefield, Russia’s war strategy, Ukraine’s uphill fight, and what a Trump-led peace effort might actually achieve.
 
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Buck Brief - We Are Being Lied to About the Russia-Ukraine War

What is it REALLY like to go on The Shawn Ryan Show? In this episode of The David Rutherford Show, Navy SEAL veteran David Rutherford pulls back the curtain and shares his full reaction and behind-the-scenes experience after sitting in Shawn’s infamous leather chair for a marathon 7-hour interview.
 
From the lead-up to the recording, to stepping into Shawn’s brand-new, world-class podcast studio, to seeing firsthand how Shawn and his team operate at the highest level, this is the inside story you won’t hear anywhere else.
 
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👉 In this video, David breaks down:
 
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How Shawn Ryan’s studio and production team create one of the most cinematic podcasts in the world
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Why Shawn Ryan is called the “Oprah for Operators”
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What makes Shawn’s interviews so powerful, raw, and unforgettable
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For years, The Shawn Ryan Show has set the standard for long-form storytelling, featuring elite military operators, intelligence officers, politicians, and people with life-changing stories. But very few know what it’s like behind the cameras—the nerves, the preparation, the energy of Shawn’s team, and the feeling of baring your soul to millions of viewers.
 
David takes you inside that journey, offering a rare and personal reaction to what many call the most intense and moving podcast platform in the world.
 
If you’ve ever wondered:
 
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…then this video is your inside look.
 
⚡ Watch the full conversation now and discover the truth behind The Shawn Ryan Show.
 
👉 Watch David’s full Shawn Ryan interview here: [link]
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TIMESTAMPS:
 
00:00 - Shawn’s New Studio
 
04:26 - Getting The Invite
 
10:12 - How Shawn Crafts His Podcast
 
23:12 - The Nerves Leading Up To The Show
 
33:28 - The Day of The Recording
 
44:18 - The Emotional Experience of Recording The Podcast
 
52:50 - What Happened After The Show
 
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My Reaction To Going on Shawn Ryan’s Show: The Unseen Truth Behind The Curtain | Ep. 46

On this episode, Lisa interviews Fred Fleitz, former National Security Council Chief of Staff under President Trump, about the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska and the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Fleitz highlights Trump’s strong, pragmatic leadership and contrasts it with the Biden administration’s failures, arguing that Trump’s America First approach is restoring U.S. influence and global stability. The discussion covers Trump’s success in brokering peace deals, the need for tough negotiations with Russia, and the importance of economic incentives in diplomacy. The Truth with Lisa Boothe is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday.

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The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Can Trump’s Diplomacy with Putin Pave the Way for Peace in Ukraine?

What Happens Next?
 
A deep dive into the aftermath of a major White House meeting and President Trump’s efforts to broker peace between Ukraine and Russia. Clay and Buck analyze Trump’s comments about arranging a face-to-face meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, his assurance that there will be no U.S. boots on the ground, and the debate over what a security guarantee for Ukraine might entail. They explore whether this could include air support from Poland or other NATO allies, and discuss Trump’s possible motivation to secure a Nobel Peace Prize, raising concerns about whether a rushed ceasefire could lead to future conflicts.
 
The conversation then shifts to domestic issues, focusing on rising crime in Washington, D.C. and whether deploying more law enforcement and federal agents could dramatically reduce violent crime rates. Clay and Buck highlight the political stakes for Democrats if a surge in policing proves effective, noting that D.C.’s current murder rate mirrors New York City’s peak crime era in 1990. They argue that addressing crime is less about complexity and more about political will, warning that a successful crackdown could expose years of failed policies in Democrat-controlled cities.
 
Thanks, BLM
 
Clay and Buck zero in on President Trump’s aggressive plan to restore law and order in Washington, D.C., following his declaration that the city’s crime levels are unacceptable for the nation’s capital. The hosts detail Trump’s sweeping measures, including the removal of homeless encampments, deployment of National Guard troops, and a surge in federal and local law enforcement presence. Within just one week, the D.C. Police Union reports dramatic results: robberies down 46%, carjackings down 83%, car theft down 21%, and violent crime down 22%. Clay and Buck argue that these numbers prove what they’ve long maintained—crime is a matter of political will, not complexity.
 
The discussion expands to the political fallout of Trump’s crackdown, highlighting a surprising New York Times editorial admitting failures of the “defund the police” movement and acknowledging that progressive policies contributed to lawlessness in cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland. The hosts contrast this with Trump’s results-driven approach, warning Democrats that if his strategy works in D.C., it could reshape the national conversation on crime. They also cite Maureen Dowd’s column cautioning Democrats that Trump is “100% right” on this issue, signaling a major shift in media tone.
 
Politics of Urban Despair
 
Listeners hear White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announce that 465 arrests have been made since August 7, including violent offenders and an MS-13 gang member, as well as the removal of four more homeless encampments. Clay and Buck stress the broader implications: if Trump can cut D.C.’s crime rate in half, why can’t similar strategies be applied to other high-crime cities like Memphis, Chicago, and Philadelphia? They argue that focusing enforcement on the most dangerous neighborhoods, as New York City did in the 1990s, could dramatically improve public safety nationwide.
 
Clay and Buck tackle quality-of-life issues, from locked-up toothpaste in drugstores to the economic toll of urban crime. The hosts blast the failures of lenient bail policies and call for tougher sentencing for repeat offenders, reviving the debate over three-strikes laws. They emphasize that a small percentage of habitual criminals drive most violent crime, and removing them from the streets is key to restoring safety.
 
MO Sen. Eric Schmitt
 
Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri, author of The Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court, joined the show to share insights on fighting crime and restoring law and order. Schmitt details his successful Safer Streets Initiative, the failures of progressive prosecutors, and why the Trump administration’s renewed focus on U.S. Attorneys is critical for tackling violent crime in cities like St. Louis and Washington, D.C.
 
The conversation dives into Trump Derangement Syndrome, exposing why Democrats reflexively oppose popular policies such as protecting women’s sports, reducing violent crime, and securing the border. Schmitt also unpacks the weaponization of the DOJ, the unprecedented legal attacks on President Trump, and the censorship-industrial complex that targeted free speech during the pandemic. He calls for Section 230 reform, accountability for social media giants, and legal consequences for bureaucrats who suppress First Amendment rights.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Aug 19 2025

Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show opens with a deep dive into the aftermath of a major White House meeting and President Trump’s efforts to broker peace between Ukraine and Russia. The hosts analyze Trump’s comments about arranging a face-to-face meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, his assurance that there will be no U.S. boots on the ground, and the debate over what a security guarantee for Ukraine might entail. They explore whether this could include air support from Poland or other NATO allies, and discuss Trump’s possible motivation to secure a Nobel Peace Prize, raising concerns about whether a rushed ceasefire could lead to future conflicts.
 
The conversation then shifts to domestic issues, focusing on rising crime in Washington, D.C. and whether deploying more law enforcement and federal agents could dramatically reduce violent crime rates. Clay and Buck highlight the political stakes for Democrats if a surge in policing proves effective, noting that D.C.’s current murder rate mirrors New York City’s peak crime era in 1990. They argue that addressing crime is less about complexity and more about political will, warning that a successful crackdown could expose years of failed policies in Democrat-controlled cities.
 
Listeners also get a lighter segment as the hosts react to a viral video of RFK Jr. working out in jeans and a belt, sparking a humorous debate about fitness habits and a viral challenge: 100 push-ups and 50 pull-ups in five minutes. Clay and Buck share their own workout routines, question whether middle-aged men can meet the challenge, and invite the audience to join in. This playful exchange underscores the show’s mix of serious analysis and cultural commentary.
 
Additional highlights include the announcement of Clay’s upcoming debate with Stephen A. Smith on sports, politics, and culture in New York City on September 16, and a look ahead to the return of NFL and college football, including a marquee matchup in Ireland. The hour closes with a discussion on the PGA Tour returning to Trump golf courses, signaling a cultural shift in sports and politics.
 
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Hour 1 - What Happens Next?

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show zeroes in on President Trump’s aggressive plan to restore law and order in Washington, D.C., following his declaration that the city’s crime levels are unacceptable for the nation’s capital. The hosts detail Trump’s sweeping measures, including the removal of homeless encampments, deployment of National Guard troops, and a surge in federal and local law enforcement presence. Within just one week, the D.C. Police Union reports dramatic results: robberies down 46%, carjackings down 83%, car theft down 21%, and violent crime down 22%. Clay and Buck argue that these numbers prove what they’ve long maintained—crime is a matter of political will, not complexity.
 
The discussion expands to the political fallout of Trump’s crackdown, highlighting a surprising New York Times editorial admitting failures of the “defund the police” movement and acknowledging that progressive policies contributed to lawlessness in cities like San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland. The hosts contrast this with Trump’s results-driven approach, warning Democrats that if his strategy works in D.C., it could reshape the national conversation on crime. They also cite Maureen Dowd’s column cautioning Democrats that Trump is “100% right” on this issue, signaling a major shift in media tone.
 
Listeners hear White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announce that 465 arrests have been made since August 7, including violent offenders and an MS-13 gang member, as well as the removal of four more homeless encampments. Clay and Buck stress the broader implications: if Trump can cut D.C.’s crime rate in half, why can’t similar strategies be applied to other high-crime cities like Memphis, Chicago, and Philadelphia? They argue that focusing enforcement on the most dangerous neighborhoods, as New York City did in the 1990s, could dramatically improve public safety nationwide.
 
The hour also tackles quality-of-life issues, from locked-up toothpaste in drugstores to the economic toll of urban crime. The hosts blast the failures of lenient bail policies and call for tougher sentencing for repeat offenders, reviving the debate over three-strikes laws. They emphasize that a small percentage of habitual criminals drive most violent crime, and removing them from the streets is key to restoring safety.
 
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Hour 2 - Thanks, BLM

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerhouse discussion on law enforcement, immigration, free speech, and global security. The hour kicks off with Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri, author of The Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court, sharing insights on fighting crime and restoring law and order. Schmitt details his successful Safer Streets Initiative, the failures of progressive prosecutors, and why the Trump administration’s renewed focus on U.S. Attorneys is critical for tackling violent crime in cities like St. Louis and Washington, D.C.
 
The conversation dives into Trump Derangement Syndrome, exposing why Democrats reflexively oppose popular policies such as protecting women’s sports, reducing violent crime, and securing the border. Schmitt also unpacks the weaponization of the DOJ, the unprecedented legal attacks on President Trump, and the censorship-industrial complex that targeted free speech during the pandemic. He calls for Section 230 reform, accountability for social media giants, and legal consequences for bureaucrats who suppress First Amendment rights.
 
Later in the hour, Buck analyzes Trump’s recent meeting with European leaders and President Zelensky, clarifying U.S. policy on Ukraine. The White House confirms no American boots on the ground, while Trump pushes Europe to take greater responsibility for its own security—strengthening NATO and ending the war through diplomacy.
 
The discussion then shifts to illegal immigration and sanctuary city policies, featuring Attorney General Pam Bondi’s hardline stance against cities defying federal law. Buck highlights the real-life consequences of lax enforcement, including tragic crimes committed by individuals shielded by sanctuary policies. He argues that restoring law and order is an existential issue for America’s future.
 
Hour 3 wraps with a passionate defense of law enforcement, a critique of progressive policies undermining public safety, and a call to action for conservatives to stay engaged.
 
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Hour 3 - MO Sen. Eric Schmitt

In this episode of Wellness Unmasked, Dr. Nicole Saphier examines the leaked HHS strategy to combat rising childhood obesity, diabetes, and mental health challenges. She argues the plan lacks structure and overlooks the root causes of chronic illness in children—such as poor nutrition, sedentary lifestyles, and over-reliance on medical interventions. Dr. Saphier also raises red flags about data privacy risks tied to wearable technology, while stressing the importance of addressing vaccine injuries, advancing autism research, and prioritizing effective food, nutrition, and mental health initiatives. The discussion concludes with a call for stronger, action-driven policies to safeguard the future of children’s health. Wellness Unmasked is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Friday.

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Wellness Unmasked: Exposing Flaws in HHS Childhood Health Strategy

Is Trump preparing to put U.S. troops in Ukraine as part of a deal with Russia? Buck Sexton breaks down the biggest question coming out of Trump’s latest meeting with President Zelensky. From security guarantees to the possibility of U.S. bases in Ukraine, Buck explains what’s on the table, how it could reshape the war, and why it has MAGA voters divided.
 
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Buck Brief - Will Trump Commit U.S. Troops to Guarantee Ukraine Deal?

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul joined Clay and Buck to discuss the latest revelations in the investigation into the assassination attempts against Donald Trump, the serious threats that still exist, and if he thinks any of these failures are intentional. Media has erased Butler assassination attempt, as well as fact that Kamala is in power right now. Allegations against NYC Mayor Adams don't seem very serious, could be retribution by Biden DOJ for border criticism. Caller takes issue with Clay and Buck on the Adams indictment.
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Hour 2 - Senator Rand Paul

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