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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.

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz bring their signature wit to a lively mix of culture and politics. They kick things diving into Trump’s executive order on cashless bail, the Democrats’ ongoing messaging struggles, and the controversies swirling around Virginia’s school policies. Plus, they break down Hollywood’s summer box office slump and what shifting demographics could mean for America’s political future. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday.
 
 

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Normally Podcast: Trump, Democrat Messaging & Hollywood’s Box Office Bust

In this episode, Ryan interviews "Matt Nuclear," a young conservative who gained attention for his participation in a Jubilee debate against Amanda Seales. They discuss various topics including reparations, the immigrant experience, shifts in political allegiance among young voters, and the cultural issues surrounding education and family dynamics. Matt shares his insights on the current political discourse, the influence of ideology, and the importance of understanding global issues. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. 
 
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It's a Numbers Game: Young Conservative OBLITERATES Woke Talking Points

Expanding the Crime Crackdown 
 
The hosts spotlight Washington, DC’s unprecedented streak of 11–12 days without a murder, attributing the drop in violent crime to President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and increased police presence. Trump’s remarks from the Oval Office emphasize his commitment to restoring safety in America’s cities, while criticizing media bias and Democratic leadership.
 
The conversation expands to Trump’s proposed crime cleanups in Chicago, Baltimore, and Memphis, cities plagued by high murder rates. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s opposition to federal intervention is sharply criticized, with commentators citing his low approval rating and ineffective policies. Memphis is highlighted for having more murders than New York City despite its smaller population, reinforcing the urgency of Trump’s crime strategy.
 
Bench Press Politics
 
The guys dive deep into the Democratic Party’s branding crisis, voter registration trends, and cultural disconnect with young male voters. Clay and Buck analyze three key upcoming elections—Virginia, New Jersey, and the New York City mayoral race—highlighting Zoran Mamdani’s rise and the symbolic implications of his physical weakness, including his inability to bench press 135 pounds. This moment becomes a metaphor for the Democratic Party’s broader failure to resonate with average American men.
 
The hosts explore how masculinity, strength, and testosterone levels correlate with political affiliation, arguing that higher physical fitness and traditional masculine traits align more closely with Republican values. They cite voter registration gains for the GOP in swing states like Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, framing it as a cultural shift driven by disillusionment with progressive ideology.
 
Trump’s Smithsonian Review
 
The hosts dive into a politically charged discussion surrounding the Smithsonian Institution, museum exhibits, and the broader cultural battle over American history and identity. The episode centers on the Trump administration’s directive to review exhibitions at eight Smithsonian museums, aiming to ensure alignment with American ideals and push back against what it calls the “last remaining segment of woke” ideology.
 
The hosts critique specific exhibits, including those focused on LGBTQ+ history, immigration, and Anthony Fauci, arguing that these displays reflect a left-wing narrative that emphasizes oppression and victimization over national achievement. They contrast this with the National Air and Space Museum, which they praise for celebrating American innovation in flight and space exploration.
 

The Flag Burning EO
 
Clay and Buck break down Trump’s proposed executive order to criminalize flag burning, sparking a debate over First Amendment rights, symbolic speech, and hate crime legislation. The hosts criticize what they see as selective enforcement, where burning a Pride flag may result in prosecution, but burning an American flag is protected.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Aug 25 2025

Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the escalating debate over urban crime, federal intervention, and political accountability. The hosts spotlight Washington, DC’s unprecedented streak of 11–12 days without a murder, attributing the drop in violent crime to President Trump’s deployment of the National Guard and increased police presence. Trump’s remarks from the Oval Office emphasize his commitment to restoring safety in America’s cities, while criticizing media bias and Democratic leadership.
 
The conversation expands to Trump’s proposed crime cleanups in Chicago, Baltimore, and Memphis, cities plagued by high murder rates. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s opposition to federal intervention is sharply criticized, with commentators citing his low approval rating and ineffective policies. Memphis is highlighted for having more murders than New York City despite its smaller population, reinforcing the urgency of Trump’s crime strategy.
 
Drawing comparisons to El Salvador, the hosts praise President Nayib Bukele’s aggressive anti-crime policies that transformed the country from the murder capital of the world to the safest in Latin America. This case study is presented as a potential model for U.S. cities.
 
The episode also covers immigration enforcement, focusing on the controversial case of Kmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member and human smuggler. Debate surrounds his potential deportation to Uganda or Costa Rica, with legal and human rights implications discussed. The hosts challenge the narrative surrounding Garcia’s defense and highlight inconsistencies in the legal arguments.
 
Political commentary continues with critiques of Democratic governors like Gavin Newsom and J.B. Pritzker, comparing their leadership to historical authoritarian figures. The hosts argue that Democratic policies have failed to address urban violence and public safety, while Trump’s initiatives are gaining traction among everyday Americans.
 
The hour wraps with reflections on the symbolism and psychological impact of law enforcement visibility, the importance of federalism in crime policy, and humorous anecdotes about urban life, including scooter theft and dating during COVID. 
 
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Hour 1 - Expanding the Crime Crackdown

Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the Democratic Party’s branding crisis, voter registration trends, and cultural disconnect with young male voters. Clay and Buck analyze three key upcoming elections—Virginia, New Jersey, and the New York City mayoral race—highlighting Zoran Mamdani’s rise and the symbolic implications of his physical weakness, including his inability to bench press 135 pounds. This moment becomes a metaphor for the Democratic Party’s broader failure to resonate with average American men.
 
The hosts explore how masculinity, strength, and testosterone levels correlate with political affiliation, arguing that higher physical fitness and traditional masculine traits align more closely with Republican values. They cite voter registration gains for the GOP in swing states like Arizona, Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, framing it as a cultural shift driven by disillusionment with progressive ideology.
 
Clay and Buck also dissect the Democratic Party’s embrace of victimhood narratives, lack of competitiveness, and suppression of masculine virtues like courage and bravery. They critique Gavin Newsom’s image strategy and contrast it with Vice President JD Vance’s perceived authenticity and strength. Listener call-ins reinforce the theme, with anecdotes about gym culture, strength benchmarks, and generational perspectives on masculinity.
 
The hour closes with commentary on the newly released Ghislaine Maxwell transcript, questioning her credibility and the origins of Jeffrey Epstein’s wealth. The hosts suggest strategic motives behind Maxwell’s statements and discuss the Trump administration’s push for transparency in the case.
 
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Hour 2 - Bench Press Politics

In Hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts dive into a politically charged discussion surrounding the Smithsonian Institution, museum exhibits, and the broader cultural battle over American history and identity. The episode centers on the Trump administration’s directive to review exhibitions at eight Smithsonian museums, aiming to ensure alignment with American ideals and push back against what it calls the “last remaining segment of woke” ideology.
 

The hosts critique specific exhibits, including those focused on LGBTQ+ history, immigration, and Anthony Fauci, arguing that these displays reflect a left-wing narrative that emphasizes oppression and victimization over national achievement. They contrast this with the National Air and Space Museum, which they praise for celebrating American innovation in flight and space exploration.
 

A major theme is the 1619 Project, which the hosts claim reframes U.S. history around slavery, undermining foundational documents like the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. They argue that 600,000+ Civil War deaths should be recognized as a sacrifice to end slavery, and that museums should inspire pride, not shame.
 

The episode also explores Trump’s proposed executive order to criminalize flag burning, sparking a debate over First Amendment rights, symbolic speech, and hate crime legislation. The hosts criticize what they see as selective enforcement, where burning a Pride flag may result in prosecution, but burning an American flag is protected.
 
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Hour 3 - Smithsonian Showdown

What if America’s greatest untold stories weren’t in Hollywood—but hidden in the swamps, deserts, and mountains all around us?
 
In this powerful episode of The David Rutherford Show, Navy SEAL David Rutherford sits down with Alexander “Xander” Joseph, founder of Xplorist.org, to discuss his mission of reconnecting Americans with their wild spaces. Joseph is the filmmaker behind the upcoming documentary series King of the Everglades, where he and his team track legendary crocodiles like Croczilla and spotlight the fight to preserve America’s ecosystems. He's recently partnered with Braxton McCoy and Sagebrush Institute to join the fight to preserve America's wilderness.
 
Key Takeaways:
 
How the Everglades is the only ecosystem like it in the world.
 
Alexander’s personal journey from loss to finding purpose in creation.
 
Why storytelling is the most powerful tool in the conservation fight.
 
The battle to protect America’s wilderness from political agendas.
 
Sneak peek into King of the Everglades and future projects like Beast of the Borderlands (Arizona jaguars).
 
The role of faith, family, and patriotism in Xander’s mission.
 
Links:
 
👉 Froglogic Courses: www.davidrutherford.com
 
👉 Follow David Rutherford on Socials: https://linktr.ee/davidrutherfordshow
 
👉 Support Alexander's mission: https://www.xplorist.org/
 
TIMESTAMPS:
 
00:00 - The Passion for the outdoors & God's Creation
 
11:15 - Falling in love with storytelling
 
13:20 - Filming in the Everglades
 
17:05 - Alex's start in storytelling
 
18:52 - Braxton McCoy & the Big Beautiful Bill
 
22:04 - Losing a friend & diving into art
 
33:00 - We need stories of exploration
 
45:26 - Conservation & The Sagebrush Institute
 
50:47 - Upcoming projects & how to support

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The Everglades, Croczilla & Preserving America’s Wilderness ft. Filmmaker Alexander Joseph | Ep. 47

In this episode, Tudor speaks with Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News & host of the Alex Marlow Show, about the challenges facing conservative media, the weaponization of the legal system against political figures like Donald Trump, and the importance of accurate journalism in today's political climate. They discuss the implications of cancel culture, the double standards in political accountability, and the need for civic engagement to combat the left's strategies. Marlow emphasizes the significance of his new book, 'Breaking the Law,' which explores these themes in depth and serves as a call to action for conservatives. 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: Cancel Culture, Lawfare, and the War on Conservative Media with Alex Marlow

Clay and Buck analyze a major New York Times article highlighting a dramatic decline in Democratic voter registration across 30 states, with Republicans gaining over 4.5 million voters between 2020 and 2024. They emphasize that this trend spans battleground states, deep-blue strongholds, and red states alike, signaling a nationwide political realignment. Key states like Nevada, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania are spotlighted as examples of this shift, with Nevada experiencing one of the steepest drops in Democratic support. A critique of Democratic leadership, with Clay and Buck asserting that the party has failed to adapt post-2024 and is instead doubling down on unpopular policies. They suggest that President Trump’s political instincts and messaging have become more refined, helping him consolidate support across key demographics.
 
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Team 47 - This Will Make You Smile

Buck’s Sports Jeopardy. Superman fans go after Clay. Which Superman movie or series was your favorite? Best movie of the 21st century?
 
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Sunday Hang with Clay and Buck - Aug 24 2025

📍Are you feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of the world? You're not alone. Former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor David Rutherford shares how the core concepts of his Froglogic framework—embracing fear, forging self-confidence, living the team life, and discovering purpose—can help you survive and thrive through life's darkest moments.
 
David opens up about his personal battles with fear, failure, and uncertainty, and explains how embracing these emotions can actually become the key to growth. If you're looking for a clear, actionable framework to reclaim control in an out-of-control world, this is the episode you need to hear.
 
➡️ GET THE EMBRACE FEAR FULL COURSE: https://www.froglogicinstitute.com/embrace-fear-course-lander
 
➡️ FIRECRACKER FARM: https://firecracker.farm/
 
TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - My Time In BUDS
09:50 - I Needed A Mental Framework For Life
 
27:34 - “Froglogic” Framework
 
33:16 - Having A Positive Attitude
 
38:12 - Embracing Fear
 
47:35 - Team Life
 
58:00 - We All Need A Framework
 
 

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How To Embrace Fear & Win At Life: This Navy SEAL’s Battle-Tested Mental Framework | Ep. 37

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