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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

On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down how the Super Bowl became yet another front in the culture wars—from the Bad Bunny halftime controversy to what it reveals about elite messaging, nationalism, and representation.
 
The conversation expands into a sharp analysis of surveillance culture, sparked by a viral Ring camera commercial and Democrats’ sudden reversal on ICE body cameras. Why did mass surveillance go from “necessary accountability” to “dangerous overreach” overnight?
 
MK & Karol also examine the accelerating collapse of trust in legacy media, including the Washington Post’s massive layoffs, journalism’s failures during COVID, and why audiences are increasingly turning elsewhere for information. Plus: blue-state governance failures, protest crackdowns, the political migration out of New York, and why “normie voters” are finally pushing back.

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Super Bowl Culture Wars, ICE Surveillance Whiplash & Why Trust in Media Is Collapsing

Very Bad Bunny The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show opens with a spirited breakdown of the latest Super Bowl, where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots in what both hosts describe as one of the most boring Super Bowls in memory. Clay shares observations from his 81 year old father, echoing the sentiment that the game, commercials, and halftime show all lacked excitement. Buck admits this was the only NFL game he watched all season — and announces he may retire from watching future Super Bowls altogether. A major portion of Hour 1 is dedicated to the Bad Bunny (aka Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) halftime show controversy. Clay and Buck slam the NFL’s decision to feature a performance delivered largely in Spanish, arguing that the signature American cultural event should be performed in English for its overwhelmingly English speaking audience. They criticize NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, the league’s relationship with Roc Nation and Jay Z, and what they describe as the NFL’s fear driven cultural decision making. While acknowledging the impressive staging and production, they argue the musical content was inappropriate, overly political, and unrelatable for viewers. This sparks a wider discussion about politicization in entertainment, the shrinking number of shared cultural moments in America, and the decline in quality of Super Bowl commercials. The hosts also highlight the feel good sports story of the night: quarterback Sam Darnold’s redemption arc, tracing his career from being written off as a bust to becoming a Super Bowl champion. Clay notes a unique Americana tidbit — Darnold’s grandfather was the original Marlboro Man — adding to the narrative of his improbable rise. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum Interview with Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, who outlines the Trump administration’s expansive “drill baby drill” energy agenda and its mission to achieve full American energy dominance. Burgum highlights an aggressive increase in federal drilling permits, major declines in energy costs, expanded LNG exports that have displaced Russian gas in Europe, and the creation of the National Energy Dominance Council. The discussion moves deeper into national security as Burgum explains the administration’s new critical minerals strategy—framed as a response to China’s near total control of global mineral refining—and the launch of a large strategic investment initiative designed to secure more than 60 essential minerals needed for electronics, vehicles, and defense applications. He emphasizes that cheaper, more abundant American energy drives economic growth across all sectors and strengthens U.S. leverage abroad while preparing the country for the AI energy race with China. The hour ends with a lighter moment as the hosts celebrate North Dakota State University’s rise in college football and its move to the Mountain West Conference. Nancy Guthrie Update Updates on the nationwide attention surrounding the Nancy Guthrie ransom deadline before shifting into a broader conversation on cultural flashpoints, beginning with the long running Bud Light boycott. Clay and Buck revisit how the brand collapsed in the aftermath of its partnership with a trans influencer and examine Budweiser’s sudden pivot back to patriotic Super Bowl advertising—complete with Clydesdales and bald eagles—in what the hosts view as a desperate attempt to reconnect with middle America consumers. Callers weigh in, praising the pro America imagery and criticizing the broader decline of memorable Super Bowl commercials. A Gen Z's Perspective Daily Caller reporter Ashley Brasfield joins the show to discuss the SAVE Act and the fight over voter ID laws. The hosts examine why Senate Republicans have not forced Democrats into a public filibuster on voter ID—especially given data showing widespread Democratic voter support for identification requirements. They explore whether Democrats in Trump won states might break ranks and why election integrity is becoming a defining issue ahead of the 2026 midterms. Brasfield notes that a talking filibuster could apply political pressure while buying Republicans time to build broader legislative support. The hour closes with a discussion of politics entering the sports world, especially during the Winter Olympics. Clay highlights how, for decades, journalists never asked athletes about their political opinions under Democratic administrations—yet sports media now routinely asks Olympic competitors political questions only when Trump is president. This leads to a broader exploration of how athletes can be manipulated into serving as mouthpieces for predetermined narratives. Brasfield, a former Division I athlete, discusses her experience with media training during the COVID era, the climate around activism and compliance, and the pressures college athletes faced during the Black Lives Matter movement.
 
 
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Feb 09 2026

Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show opens with a spirited breakdown of the latest Super Bowl, where the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots in what both hosts describe as one of the most boring Super Bowls in memory. Clay shares observations from his 81 year old father, echoing the sentiment that the game, commercials, and halftime show all lacked excitement. Buck admits this was the only NFL game he watched all season — and announces he may retire from watching future Super Bowls altogether. A major portion of Hour 1 is dedicated to the Bad Bunny (aka Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio) halftime show controversy. Clay and Buck slam the NFL’s decision to feature a performance delivered largely in Spanish, arguing that the signature American cultural event should be performed in English for its overwhelmingly English speaking audience. They criticize NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, the league’s relationship with Roc Nation and Jay Z, and what they describe as the NFL’s fear driven cultural decision making. While acknowledging the impressive staging and production, they argue the musical content was inappropriate, overly political, and unrelatable for viewers. This sparks a wider discussion about politicization in entertainment, the shrinking number of shared cultural moments in America, and the decline in quality of Super Bowl commercials. The hosts also highlight the feel good sports story of the night: quarterback Sam Darnold’s redemption arc, tracing his career from being written off as a bust to becoming a Super Bowl champion. Clay notes a unique Americana tidbit — Darnold’s grandfather was the original Marlboro Man — adding to the narrative of his improbable rise. From there, Hour 1 transitions into major national news. Clay and Buck analyze President Donald Trump’s record breaking stock market, including Trump’s own prediction that the Dow Jones could hit 100,000 by the end of his term. They discuss how tariffs and Trump’s economic agenda are driving growth, framing the moment as an economic resurgence benefiting everyday Americans. This leads into a conversation about long term investing, S&P 500 index funds, compounded returns, and why so many Americans miss out on generational wealth opportunities. The hour closes with an update on two major ongoing stories: Nancy Guthrie Missing Person Case Clay and Buck discuss the unusual and still unfolding case, noting the family's public video messages and the ransom related deadline approaching later in the evening. They emphasize how strange and opaque the situation remains. Jeffrey Epstein File Releases The hosts also examine new revelations from congressional access to previously unredacted Epstein documents. They argue that while the material exposes embarrassing associations among wealthy and powerful men, it does not — at least so far — reveal clear criminal activity by individuals beyond Epstein and Maxwell. They examine Epstein’s social strategies, his pursuit of influence among older affluent men, and his financial operations tied to private equity access and connections to figures such as the founder of Victoria’s Secret. Throughout Hour 1, Clay and Buck blend humor, cultural criticism, and political commentary, portraying the Super Bowl as a disappointing cultural event while spotlighting what they see as the far more compelling drama of American politics and the strong national trajectory under President Trump.
 
 
 
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Hour 1 - The NFL is Run by Cowards

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a wide ranging mix of breaking news analysis, national security insight, political commentary, and cultural debate, all framed within the ongoing priorities of President Donald Trump’s administration. The hour opens with a deep dive into the strong U.S. economic numbers, including 4% GDP growth, with National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett discussing how productivity gains, tightened immigration enforcement, and changing labor force dynamics are influencing job creation and long term stability. The biggest developing story of the hour is the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping, which Clay and Buck unpack in detail—from surveillance camera failures to cell tower forensics, ransom demands made in cryptocurrency, and why the circumstances increasingly suggest a highly pre planned, possibly inside job abduction. They also play and analyze Savannah Guthrie’s emotional video appeals, discussing both the human impact and the strange inconsistencies surrounding the case. The hosts shift to listener reaction and cultural commentary, including a caller’s take on the Super Bowl halftime show and why the NFL missed an opportunity to highlight the 250th anniversary of the United States, prompting a larger discussion about Roger Goodell’s leadership and the league’s creative direction. Clay and Buck also dive into a humorous debate over modern music genres—from reggaeton to R&B—tying it back to the halftime performance featuring Bad Bunny. The centerpiece of Hour 2 is a substantive interview with Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, who outlines the Trump administration’s expansive “drill baby drill” energy agenda and its mission to achieve full American energy dominance. Burgum highlights an aggressive increase in federal drilling permits, major declines in energy costs, expanded LNG exports that have displaced Russian gas in Europe, and the creation of the National Energy Dominance Council. The discussion moves deeper into national security as Burgum explains the administration’s new critical minerals strategy—framed as a response to China’s near total control of global mineral refining—and the launch of a large strategic investment initiative designed to secure more than 60 essential minerals needed for electronics, vehicles, and defense applications. He emphasizes that cheaper, more abundant American energy drives economic growth across all sectors and strengthens U.S. leverage abroad while preparing the country for the AI energy race with China. The hour ends with a lighter moment as the hosts celebrate North Dakota State University’s rise in college football and its move to the Mountain West Conference.
 
 
 
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Hour 2 - Interior Secretary Doug Burgum

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a fast moving mix of cultural battles, political strategy debates, and listener driven reactions as the hosts dissect the biggest stories dominating America under President Donald Trump. The hour opens with updates on the nationwide attention surrounding the Nancy Guthrie ransom deadline before shifting into a broader conversation on cultural flashpoints, beginning with the long running Bud Light boycott. Clay and Buck revisit how the brand collapsed in the aftermath of its partnership with a trans influencer and examine Budweiser’s sudden pivot back to patriotic Super Bowl advertising—complete with Clydesdales and bald eagles—in what the hosts view as a desperate attempt to reconnect with middle America consumers. Callers weigh in, praising the pro America imagery and criticizing the broader decline of memorable Super Bowl commercials. From there, the hosts dive into one of the hour’s core debates: the Super Bowl halftime show controversy, sparked by Bad Bunny’s Spanish language performance in San Francisco. Clay and Buck question why the NFL continues to stage halftime productions that do not reflect the linguistic or cultural preferences of the overwhelmingly English speaking American audience, emphasizing that major U.S. cultural institutions should prioritize unity rather than niche marketing. Their discussion expands into a broader critique of identity-driven entertainment, contrasting it with past halftime shows that felt more nationally unifying. Listeners respond with their own frustrations—especially a bar owner whose attempt to accommodate both Turning Point USA’s alternative halftime show and Bad Bunny fans resulted in social media attacks and one star review campaigns. Clay and Buck argue this reflects a broader trend: the left uses outrage and cancellation tactics, while the right simply wants options without trying to destroy businesses. The cultural debate continues as the hosts pick apart accusations of racism levied at them for criticizing Bad Bunny’s music. They argue that disliking a performer—or asserting that the Super Bowl halftime show should be primarily in English—is not racist, but rather a reflection of audience expectations for America’s largest cultural event. The conversation widens into an analysis of how political labeling is often used to shut down discussion rather than engage with substantive points. Listeners leave messages challenging and supporting the hosts, prompting Clay and Buck to explore how modern media environments pressure entertainers and brands to conform to progressive narratives. Political analysis takes center stage in the latter half of the hour when Daily Caller reporter Ashley Brasfield joins the show to discuss the SAVE Act and the fight over voter ID laws. The hosts examine why Senate Republicans have not forced Democrats into a public filibuster on voter ID—especially given data showing widespread Democratic voter support for identification requirements. They explore whether Democrats in Trump won states might break ranks and why election integrity is becoming a defining issue ahead of the 2026 midterms. Brasfield notes that a talking filibuster could apply political pressure while buying Republicans time to build broader legislative support. The hour closes with a discussion of politics entering the sports world, especially during the Winter Olympics. Clay highlights how, for decades, journalists never asked athletes about their political opinions under Democratic administrations—yet sports media now routinely asks Olympic competitors political questions only when Trump is president. This leads to a broader exploration of how athletes can be manipulated into serving as mouthpieces for predetermined narratives. Brasfield, a former Division I athlete, discusses her experience with media training during the COVID era, the climate around activism and compliance, and the pressures college athletes faced during the Black Lives Matter movement. Packed with listener calls, cultural critiques, and election year strategy, Hour 3 captures the show's signature blend of humor, analysis, and real time reactions to the shifting cultural and political landscape.
 
 
 
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Hour 3 - A Gen Z's Perspective

In this episode, Ryan is joined by political analyst and Wake Up to Politics author Gabe Fleisher to break down the hard data behind Republican loyalty to Donald Trump. Drawing on an original analysis of nearly 500 Republicans who have served in Congress since 2017, Fleisher explains which lawmakers broke with Trump on key votes—and why most of them are no longer in office.
 
The conversation explores impeachment votes, national emergencies, tariffs, war powers, and major legislative battles to reveal how the Republican Party has evolved over two Trump terms. Ryan and Gabe dig into the split between ideological purists and pragmatic moderates, the role of competitive swing districts, and why figures like Susan Collins, Rand Paul, Thomas Massie, and Brian Fitzpatrick land on opposite ends of the spectrum.
 
They also examine what this data says about the post-Trump GOP: whether the party is becoming more ideologically consistent or simply more Trump-aligned—and what that means as Trump’s influence eventually recedes. A must-listen for anyone who wants to understand how power, loyalty, and numbers are reshaping the Republican Party from the inside.
 
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It's a Numbers Game: The Numbers Behind Republican Loyalty to Trump—and What It Means for the GOP’s Future

📍Voter rolls are the most misunderstood linchpin of the US election system. Today, Kris Jurski joins us to explain why voter rolls exist, how they determine ballot eligibility by location and jurisdiction, and why they are considered a foundational component of elections.
 
We also explore the broader debate around digital election systems, transparency, third-party vendors, auditability, and the future of election verification in the United States.
 
Kris Jurski is an entrepreneur specializing in scaling organizations by troubleshooting security, financial, and operational issues and developing tailored solutions. His work includes creating systems to address these challenges effectively.
 
During the 2020 election, Kris made a startling discovery: Individuals who had sold their homes and moved out of state were still voting from their Florida residences. In response, he founded The People’s Audit, a platform designed to empower Florida citizens to verify voter registrations. This initiative has since expanded to monitor millions of voters in multiple states, identifying anomalies on a monthly basis.
 
In September 2022, Kris was appointed to the Statewide Committee for Voter Integrity at the Florida Republican Assembly.
 
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The David Rutherford Show: The Voter Roll Scandal Nobody Wants You To Understand

In this episode of the Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor Dixon sits down with Jamie Reed, a former case manager and whistleblower from the Washington University Transgender Center, to examine growing concerns around pediatric gender medicine.
 
Reed discusses her firsthand experiences inside the medical system, the recent legal case involving a detransitioner, and why medical recommendations for gender-related surgeries and treatments for minors are beginning to shift. The conversation explores the ethical implications of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and irreversible surgeries, as well as the long-term risks for both children and adults.
 
The episode also highlights the role of parental rights in medical decision-making, the lack of long-term data surrounding these interventions, and why Reed believes the country may soon see an increase in lawsuits tied to pediatric gender care. This is a must-listen discussion on medical ethics, accountability, and the future of healthcare policy.

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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Whistleblower EXPOSES Pediatric Gender Care Risks

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s Arsenal of Freedom Tour. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton discuss the future of wars. Buck’s visit to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. Buck reacts to Attorney General Pam Bondi’s announcement that one of the senior figures responsible for the attack on the U.S. consulate and CIA annex in Benghazi has been arrested and transferred to U.S. custody. Buck provides extensive historical context, revisiting the Benghazi attack, the deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods, and Glen Doherty, and the political fallout during the Obama administration.
 
Drawing on his own background in intelligence and counterterrorism, Buck sharply criticizes what he describes as years of dishonesty and failure to hold perpetrators accountable, contrasting that era with the Trump administration’s “never forget, never forgive” posture on terrorism. FBI Director Kash Patel on why we Never Forget and Buck underscores the symbolic importance of pursuing justice more than a decade later, arguing that it sends a clear deterrent message to terrorists worldwide that Americans will be defended and avenged regardless of time or geography. He highlights remarks from Attorney General Pam Bondi and senior law‑enforcement officials emphasizing that the suspect will face prosecution on U.S. soil, reinforcing what Buck describes as a restored American posture of strength under Trump’s second term. He also credits FBI Director Kash Patel and intelligence agencies for aggressive counterterrorism operations, framing the arrest as part of a broader pattern of renewed seriousness about national security.
 
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Team 47 - Wars of the Future

Clay and Buck’s new athletic goals: Clay’s lifting and Buck’s new tennis serve. Buck reminds us that gym rules matter. Listener calls from truckers and military veterans, and conversation about the show’s audience base. The hosts close the hour emphasizing support for law enforcement, appreciation for their nationwide listening audience, and anticipation of upcoming political and cultural flashpoints.
 
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It's a Numbers Game: The Numbers Behind Republican Loyalty to Trump—and What It Means for the GOP’s Future

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