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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 Wellness Unmasked, Dr. Nicole Saphier dives into the growing dangers of Tianeptine, often called “gas station heroin,” and why it’s becoming a major public health concern—especially for teenagers and young adults.
 
After hearing firsthand about a young woman’s battle with addiction, Dr. Saphier breaks down what tianeptine is, how it works on opioid receptors, why it’s being sold legally in gas stations and smoke shops, and the alarming rise in poison center calls, overdoses, and rehab admissions tied to the drug.
 
She also explains the FDA’s warnings, the regulatory loopholes allowing products like Neptune's Fix and ZaZa Red to stay on shelves, and what parents need to watch for to protect their kids.
 
This is an urgent conversation about addiction, mental health, and why “legal” doesn’t always mean safe. A must-listen for parents, caregivers, and anyone concerned about America’s evolving drug crisis.

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Wellness Unmasked: The Hidden Danger of “Gas Station Heroin”: What Parents Need to Know About Tianeptine

On this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the aftermath of the shocking violence surrounding the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and the growing normalization of political extremism in American discourse. They examine the media’s response, the double standard in covering political violence, and the broader cultural consequences of escalating rhetoric.
 
Then, they turn to California, where a controversial new wealth tax proposal is heading to the ballot—raising major questions about billionaire flight, economic fallout, and the future of progressive tax policy.
 
Plus: the fallout from the dismantling of United States Agency for International Development continues, as former employees struggle to find work and new questions emerge about government spending, NGO funding, and taxpayer accountability.

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Normally Podcast: Political Violence, Media Double Standards, California’s Wealth Tax & USAID Fallout

Democrats Want Violence
 
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton discuss the third attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, this time occurring during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend in Washington, D.C. Clay recounts his personal experience inside the ballroom, where he was seated near the front with his wife as Secret Service abruptly rushed in, gunfire was heard, and attendees were ordered to get down. Travis describes the chaos, the evacuation of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, and the shock of seeing armed Secret Service agents sweeping the room with weapons raised. Both hosts emphasize that, while no one was killed, the gravity of an armed attacker breaching security at a high-profile event underscores an unprecedented political threat environment. Travis ties the suspect’s worldview to mainstream progressive narratives, arguing he reflects the consequences of what Buck Sexton has described elsewhere as a manufactured delusion driven by partisan media echo chambers.
 
Clay and Buck sharply criticize what they describe as catastrophic security failures surrounding the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Travis details how entry into the Washington Hilton involved minimal screening, with little to no security throughout the hotel despite numerous political figures, media elites, and cabinet-level officials attending events in multiple ballrooms. The hosts repeatedly stress that only the final ballroom entrance featured metal detectors, arguing that any coordinated or trained attack could have resulted in mass casualties. They compare the lax setup unfavorably to routine security at sporting events, calling the situation indefensible for an event involving the President of the United States. 
 
Clay to Erika Kirk Haters: JUST SHUT UP
 
Clay defends Erica Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last year. After she was filmed crying at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, online critics mocked her. Clay condemns this behavior, saying, “If you are critiquing a widow… you are the bad guy.”
 
The Forces of Darkness
 
A central theme of this hour is the role of violent political rhetoric and what the hosts argue is dangerous normalization of extreme language by prominent Democratic leaders. The conversation specifically highlights remarks and visual messaging attributed to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, with Clay and Buck asserting that rhetoric such as “maximum warfare everywhere all the time” contributes to an atmosphere that radicalizes unstable individuals. The hosts warn that such language, when combined with intense partisan hostility, increases the risk of political violence and incentivizes lone-wolf attackers.
 
What's Up With the Secret Service?
 
An in-depth tactical and firearms analysis, led by Buck Sexton, who explains why close-quarters shootings are chaotic, difficult, and often misunderstood by the public. Drawing on law enforcement and self-defense principles such as the “3-3-3 rule,” Buck walks listeners through how real-life gunfights unfold, why marksmanship degrades under stress, and why handgun engagements seldom resemble Hollywood portrayals. Despite these realities, both hosts repeatedly stress that it is “staggering” that the would-be assassin was neither neutralized nor injured, deepening concerns about competence and rules of engagement.
 
Clay and Buck ask whether the Secret Service has been weakened by bureaucracy, lowered physical standards, and DEI-driven hiring practices. Clay reads publicly available Secret Service fitness benchmarks live on air—prompting disbelief and criticism—and both hosts argue that protecting the President of the United States should require the highest possible physical, tactical, and psychological standards. They compare federal protection unfavorably to elite private security used by CEOs and celebrities, asking why the President does not receive the very best protection available regardless of cost.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Apr 27 2026

Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show is dominated by an extensive, firsthand breakdown of a third attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, this time occurring during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend in Washington, D.C. Clay Travis opens the hour by recounting his personal experience inside the ballroom, where he was seated near the front with his wife as Secret Service abruptly rushed in, gunfire was heard, and attendees were ordered to get down. Travis describes the chaos, the evacuation of President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, and the shock of seeing armed Secret Service agents sweeping the room with weapons raised. Both hosts emphasize that, while no one was killed, the gravity of an armed attacker breaching security at a high-profile event underscores an unprecedented political threat environment.
 
Throughout Hour 1, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton sharply criticize what they describe as catastrophic security failures surrounding the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Travis details how entry into the Washington Hilton involved minimal screening, with little to no security throughout the hotel despite numerous political figures, media elites, and cabinet-level officials attending events in multiple ballrooms. The hosts repeatedly stress that only the final ballroom entrance featured metal detectors, arguing that any coordinated or trained attack could have resulted in mass casualties. They compare the lax setup unfavorably to routine security at sporting events, calling the situation indefensible for an event involving the President of the United States.
 
The conversation expands into a broader warning about political violence in America, with both hosts asserting that the repeated assassination attempts—Pennsylvania, West Palm Beach, and now Washington, D.C.—mark a dangerous escalation. Buck Sexton emphasizes that gunfire anywhere near the president represents total security failure and insists the president should never be reliant on luck for survival. The hosts argue that inflammatory rhetoric from the political left, amplified by legacy media and online activists, has normalized dehumanization of President Trump and indirectly encouraged violent actors. They highlight protest signs seen outside the venue and online reactions they claim showed disappointment that the attempt failed.
 
Hour 1 also includes detailed analysis of the alleged shooter, whom the hosts describe as a radicalized but otherwise “ordinary” Democrat based on social media activity and a manifesto. Travis ties the suspect’s worldview to mainstream progressive narratives, arguing he reflects the consequences of what Buck Sexton has described elsewhere as a manufactured delusion driven by partisan media echo chambers. Both hosts speculate on unanswered questions surrounding the incident, including how the suspect managed to enter the building with multiple weapons, why Secret Service gunfire allegedly failed to neutralize him, and whether a law enforcement officer may have been accidentally struck by friendly fire.
 
In the latter half of the hour, the discussion broadens further to national security implications, including concerns about foreign adversaries like Iran exploiting similar vulnerabilities. The hosts stress that if untrained individuals can penetrate security so easily, a coordinated terror operation could be devastating. They also contrast President Trump’s composure—highlighting his late-night press conference conducted calmly in formalwear—with reactions from members of the media, whom they criticize for self-centered framing and exaggerated trauma narratives.
 
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Hour 1 - Clay's On-the-Scene Account from WHCD

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show centers on escalating political tensions in the United States following what hosts describe as the third assassination attempt on President Trump. The hour opens with live coverage of White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt’s briefing, where she recounts the chaotic moments during the shooting and praises the Secret Service’s rapid response. Levitt emphasizes that “the president's calm in the face of chaos… was really remarkable to witness” and warns that political rhetoric has created a climate where violence is increasingly normalized. She argues that years of demonization have fueled extremism, noting that “much of the manifesto of the would‑be assassin is indistinguishable from the words that we hear daily”.
 
The hosts analyze Levitt’s statements and expand on the theme of political rhetoric driving violence, arguing that repeated comparisons of Trump to dictators or fascists have convinced unstable individuals that violent action is justified. They highlight the shooter’s background—a well‑educated 31‑year‑old Caltech graduate—to argue that the threat is not limited to fringe extremists but can emerge from “normal Democrats” radicalized by media narratives. Clay notes that the shooter believed he was acting heroically, saying the manifesto shows he thought he was “saving America.”
 
A major segment focuses on Trump’s tense 60 Minutes exchange with CBS’s Nora O’Donnell, who read inflammatory lines from the shooter’s manifesto. Trump sharply rebuked her, saying, “You should be ashamed of yourself reading that… You’re a disgrace.” Clay and Buck argue that the media’s framing is intentionally provocative and contributes to the climate of hostility.
 
The hour also explores the broader historical context of political violence. Buck references academic research on pre‑revolutionary Russia to draw parallels between ideological radicalization then and now, explaining how extremist rhetoric can lead to widespread acts of terror. He warns that the U.S. is entering a similarly dangerous period.
 
Another emotional moment comes when Clay defends Erica Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last year. After she was filmed crying at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, online critics mocked her. Clay condemns this behavior, saying, “If you are critiquing a widow… you are the bad guy.”
 
The hour closes with the hosts previewing listener calls and upcoming discussion about the security failures surrounding the attempted assassination, as well as geopolitical updates involving Iran and U.S. negotiations.
 
Make sure you never miss a second of the show by subscribing to the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton show podcast wherever you get your podcasts! ihr.fm/3InlkL8
 
 
 
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Hour 2 - Clay to Erika Kirk Haters: JUST SHUT UP

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show is dominated by an intense and wide-ranging discussion following the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, with Clay Travis offering firsthand accounts from inside the event. Clay and Buck revisit the terrifying moments as gunfire erupted, describe the confusion inside the ballroom, and analyze how quickly the situation escalated before Secret Service intervened. This hour underscores the gravity of the security breach, the psychological impact on attendees, and how close the nation came to tragedy during a high-profile political gathering in Washington, D.C.
 
Throughout Hour 3, the hosts explore serious failures in presidential security, focusing heavily on Secret Service preparedness, response time, and training standards. Callers from across the country—including California, New York, Florida, Alaska, and North Carolina—raise concerns about lax screening procedures, insufficient perimeter control, and what many perceive as an erosion of elite security standards. Clay and Buck argue that repeated assassination attempts—including those in Butler, Pennsylvania, West Palm Beach, Florida, and now Washington—have exposed systemic weaknesses that could embolden more capable attackers in the future.
 
A central theme of this hour is the role of violent political rhetoric and what the hosts argue is dangerous normalization of extreme language by prominent Democratic leaders. The conversation specifically highlights remarks and visual messaging attributed to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, with Clay and Buck asserting that rhetoric such as “maximum warfare everywhere all the time” contributes to an atmosphere that radicalizes unstable individuals. The hosts warn that such language, when combined with intense partisan hostility, increases the risk of political violence and incentivizes lone-wolf attackers.
 
Hour 3 also includes an emotional reflection on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, with Buck Sexton arguing that his death represents both a personal tragedy and a strategic blow to the conservative youth movement. The hosts contend that Turning Point USA was uniquely shaped by Kirk’s leadership and that his assassination has lasting implications for conservative organizing, campus free speech, and political activism. They frame this loss as part of a broader pattern of ideologically motivated violence that the media and political establishment are unwilling to confront honestly.
 
The latter half of the hour shifts into an in-depth tactical and firearms analysis, led by Buck Sexton, who explains why close-quarters shootings are chaotic, difficult, and often misunderstood by the public. Drawing on law enforcement and self-defense principles such as the “3-3-3 rule,” Buck walks listeners through how real-life gunfights unfold, why marksmanship degrades under stress, and why handgun engagements seldom resemble Hollywood portrayals. Despite these realities, both hosts repeatedly stress that it is “staggering” that the would-be assassin was neither neutralized nor injured, deepening concerns about competence and rules of engagement.
 
Another major focus in Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show is whether the Secret Service has been weakened by bureaucracy, lowered physical standards, and DEI-driven hiring practices. Clay reads publicly available Secret Service fitness benchmarks live on air—prompting disbelief and criticism—and both hosts argue that protecting the President of the United States should require the highest possible physical, tactical, and psychological standards. They compare federal protection unfavorably to elite private security used by CEOs and celebrities, asking why the President does not receive the very best protection available regardless of cost.
 
The hour concludes with additional expert callers, including a former Tier One military operator, who explains why agents may have refrained from firing in a crowded room and reinforces the distinction between law enforcement and military engagement rules.
 
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Hour 3 - The Forces of Darkness

On this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan sits down with Marc Porter Magee, founder of 50CAN, to break down the biggest trends reshaping American education. From declining birth rates and shrinking school enrollment to the rising costs of public education, Marc explains how demographic shifts are creating major challenges for school systems nationwide.
 
The conversation dives into school choice, charter schools, public vs. private education, and why some states like Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee are seeing stronger student outcomes while places like New York City continue to struggle despite record-high per-pupil spending. Ryan and Marc also tackle the growing debate over classroom technology, screen time, and whether AI and Chromebooks are helping—or hurting—student learning.
 
If you care about education reform, school choice, student achievement, and the future of America’s classrooms, this is a must-listen episode.

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It's a Numbers Game: The Numbers Behind America’s Education Crisis: Fewer Kids, More Spending, Lower Scores

The mail-in ballot machine that decided Virginia is loaded and pointed at the 2026 midterms — and the Republican Party has almost no margin to absorb the hit.
 
Captain Seth Keshel joins David to break down what really happened in Virginia's redistricting referendum, why the Save Act is dead in the Senate, and the four symptoms of "electoral dysfunction" that have turned American elections into a multi-week guessing game. You'll learn why voter registration — not polling — is the only intelligence signal that actually predicts elections, why 28 of 30 party-registration states are bleeding Democrats, and why Seth is still giving the GOP a 25% chance of holding the House.
 
David and Seth also break down the Texas Senate primary, the Cornyn–Paxton fight, the redistricting wars, and what Trump should be doing right now to "buy the midterms" — psychologically, not illegally.
 
Captain Seth Keshel is a former Army intelligence officer, election analyst, and author of The American War on Election Corruption (foreword by Newt Gingrich).
 
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David Rutherford Show: Seth Keshel On The 2026 Midterm Disaster Republicans Aren't Ready For

On this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor Dixon welcomes Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, for a candid conversation about faith, family, and the growing cultural divide in America. Jim shares his firsthand experience of being placed on the Southern Poverty Law Center hate list and unpacks how these labels impact Christian organizations, donors, and public discourse.
 
Tudor and Jim dive into the resurgence of faith among young people, the challenges facing Christian families, the battle over free speech, and why raising children with strong values matters now more than ever. They also discuss parenting in today’s culture, the pro-life movement, and how America can reclaim truth in an age of division.

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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Jim Daly on Faith, Family & the SPLC Hate List Controversy

On this special emergency episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the shocking security scare that unfolded at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where an alleged armed intruder attempted to breach the security perimeter while President Donald Trump was inside.
 
Mary Katharine shares her firsthand account from inside the ballroom as Secret Service rushed in, VIPs were evacuated, and confusion spread through one of Washington’s highest-profile political events. The hosts analyze how security responded, whether the event’s setup created vulnerabilities, and why this incident could permanently change how presidential events are handled.
 
They also discuss Trump’s post-incident press conference, the growing normalization of political violence in America, media reaction, and the conspiracy theories already taking over social media.
 
What really happened inside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner? How close was the threat? And what does it say about America’s political climate?
 
Listen now for the full inside story.

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Normally Podcast: White House Correspondents’ Dinner Chaos: Trump Security Scare, Secret Service & Political Fallout

In this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz unpack the lates from the federal government shutdown to Trump’s proposed 50-year mortgage and stimulus plan, they analyze how economic populism is reshaping American politics. They also tackle media censorship, the anti-woke movement, and the Sierra Club’s internal identity struggle, revealing how culture wars continue to shape both policy and public sentiment. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday.
 
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Normally Podcast: Media Censorship, Government Chaos, and Trump’s Economic Gamble

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