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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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What do the fall of Venezuela’s Maduro regime and the war with Iran mean for China?
 
On this episode of The Truth with Lisa Boothe, Lisa is joined by China expert and bestselling author Gordon Chang to break down the geopolitical ripple effects of Operation Epic Fury and President Trump’s foreign policy moves.
 
Chang explains how China has relied on Iran and Venezuela as strategic proxies, why Chinese weapons and defense systems have failed against U.S. and Israeli forces, and how losing discounted oil from those regimes could hit China’s struggling economy.
 
They also dive into the biggest question: Does this make China more or less likely to invade Taiwan? Chang analyzes Xi Jinping’s political vulnerabilities, the turmoil inside China’s military leadership, and the growing risk of conflict with the United States.
 
Plus, they discuss China’s surveillance state, potential internal unrest, and why this moment could be a turning point in the global balance of power.

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The Truth with Lisa Boothe: Gordon Chang: How Iran & Venezuela’s Collapse Hurts China—and What It Means for Taiwan

Go Thank an Oil Man 
 
Clay and Buck open by discussing breaking developments in Iran, including the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei—nicknamed “Little Mo”—who is reportedly in a coma and severely injured following U.S. airstrikes. The hosts analyze how the Iranian leadership is under unprecedented pressure as air campaigns continue to dismantle military assets and target key regime figures. They also address escalating attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the resulting volatility in global oil prices, and how President Trump is responding with aggressive measures, including tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and coordinating releases of hundreds of millions of barrels internationally to stabilize markets. The conversation highlights the dramatic price swings of crude oil and examines how Iran is trying to weaponize oil shipping routes to trigger economic turmoil.
 
The hosts then explore how American media outlets are selectively covering the surge in gas prices. Clay criticizes networks like CNN and MSNBC for ignoring declining fuel costs for more than a year but immediately amplifying short‑term price increases during the conflict. This flows into a broader media discussion about the differences between advertising‑driven outlets and subscription‑driven news models, with Clay noting that subscriber‑funded outlets—such as the New York Times—now cater to ideological expectations instead of broad audiences. Buck argues that Fox News at least acknowledges its editorial perspective, whereas CNN still pretends to be nonpartisan despite consistent ideological framing.
 
 
 
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Uncle Bill: "We'll Do It Live!"
 
Clay and Buck welcome media icon Bill O’Reilly, who joins them to discuss his new long‑form interview program We’ll Do It Live! O’Reilly recounts the origins of the viral “We’ll do it live!” clip from his Inside Edition days and how it resurfaced years later as internet culture took off. After the lighthearted banter, the conversation shifts dramatically toward the unfolding Iran conflict. O’Reilly details the stakes of President Trump’s military campaign, emphasizing that U.S. strikes—coordinated with Israeli intelligence—have dismantled much of Iran’s offensive capability. He explains that the killing of top Iranian leadership and the crippling of Iran’s military infrastructure mark one of the most consequential U.S. operations in decades. But O’Reilly warns that global economic consequences, especially oil price volatility, remain the biggest wildcard, and that Trump’s political future hinges significantly on the success or failure of the campaign.
 
The hosts ask O’Reilly what “victory” in Iran should look like, prompting him to outline a diplomatic off‑ramp: forcing Iran to abandon nuclear ambitions, curtail ballistic missile development, weaken the Revolutionary Guard, and end support for terrorism. He acknowledges that Iran often violates agreements but argues that overwhelming military pressure could eventually push the regime toward negotiation. O’Reilly also discusses the Save America Act and the Senate’s political obstacles, noting that although the bill won’t reach the 60 votes needed to advance, Democrats risk political backlash because voter‑ID requirements enjoy overwhelming national support.
 
 
 
MO Sen. Eric Schmitt
 
 
 
Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri joined the program to discuss the Save America Act and the Senate’s procedural fight over election integrity, voter‑ID requirements, mail‑in balloting limits, and protections for women’s sports. Schmitt explains how a talking filibuster could force Democrats to publicly defend their opposition and outlines the legislative mechanics needed to bring the bill to the Senate floor. He then addresses the Democrats’ refusal to fund the Department of Homeland Security amid a surge in terror threats, arguing that their resistance to immigration enforcement and ICE operations has resulted in long TSA wait times, staffing shortages, and national‑security vulnerabilities just as Americans enter peak spring‑travel season.
 
TX Sen. John Cornyn
 
Senator John Cornyn of Texas discusses his May runoff against Ken Paxton and the potential impact of a Donald Trump endorsement in the race. Cornyn defends his record as a Trump‑aligned conservative, noting that he has voted with Trump more than 99 percent of the time and has played major roles in passing tax cuts, confirming Supreme Court justices, and securing federal reimbursement for Texas border‑security operations. He explains his evolving stance on the filibuster, arguing that the Save America Act is critical enough to justify a talking‑filibuster exception due to Democrats’ pattern of blocking legislation tied to national security and voter integrity. Cornyn also contrasts his electability with Paxton’s, asserting that he is the stronger candidate to defeat the Democrats’ far‑left challenger and to protect down‑ballot Republican seats in Texas.

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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Mar 12 2026

Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show launches with a deep dive into the rapidly intensifying Iran conflict, setting the tone for a news‑heavy and high‑stakes broadcast. Clay and Buck open by discussing breaking developments in Iran, including the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei—nicknamed “Little Mo”—who is reportedly in a coma and severely injured following U.S. airstrikes. The hosts analyze how the Iranian leadership is under unprecedented pressure as air campaigns continue to dismantle military assets and target key regime figures. They also address escalating attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the resulting volatility in global oil prices, and how President Trump is responding with aggressive measures, including tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and coordinating releases of hundreds of millions of barrels internationally to stabilize markets. The conversation highlights the dramatic price swings of crude oil and examines how Iran is trying to weaponize oil shipping routes to trigger economic turmoil.
 
The hosts then explore how American media outlets are selectively covering the surge in gas prices. Clay criticizes networks like CNN and MSNBC for ignoring declining fuel costs for more than a year but immediately amplifying short‑term price increases during the conflict. This flows into a broader media discussion about the differences between advertising‑driven outlets and subscription‑driven news models, with Clay noting that subscriber‑funded outlets—such as the New York Times—now cater to ideological expectations instead of broad audiences. Buck argues that Fox News at least acknowledges its editorial perspective, whereas CNN still pretends to be nonpartisan despite consistent ideological framing.
 
Hour 1 also brings political angles into focus, including an extended segment on Senator John Fetterman’s unexpectedly hawkish stance on Iran’s succession crisis. Fetterman shocks many by openly supporting the elimination of Mojtaba Khamenei if he attempts to assume command of the regime. Both hosts express surprise at Fetterman’s bluntness and praise him as one of the few Democrats showing clarity on Iranian extremism.
 
The hour then pivots to domestic controversy surrounding attacks on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, as critics claim he overspent on food for the military. Clay and Buck dismantle the narrative by explaining how ribeye steaks and occasional surf‑and‑turf meals have long been standard morale boosters for deployed troops—not luxury perks for Pentagon officials. Veterans and callers reinforce this point, describing how high‑quality food is essential for morale during long, grueling missions, particularly on submarines or in combat zones. Clay contrasts Democratic outrage over troop meals with their willingness to fund hotel stays and expensive benefits for illegal immigrants, arguing that critics are revealing a deeper contempt for the military.
 
Listener calls from submarine veterans round out the hour, providing firsthand accounts of life underwater for months at a time and affirming that good meals are one of the few morale‑boosting comforts service members receive. The hosts connect these stories back to the broader theme of respecting the military and rejecting media narratives designed to smear Trump‑aligned officials like Hegseth. The hour wraps by previewing major upcoming interviews with Bill O’Reilly and Senators Eric Schmitt and John Cornyn, reinforcing that Hour 1 set the stage with national security, foreign policy, media bias, military culture, and economic stability—all driving themes in the unfolding Iran crisis.
 
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Hour 1 - Go Thank an Oil Man

Hour 2 of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show opens with the pair welcoming media icon Bill O’Reilly, who joins them to discuss his new long‑form interview program We’ll Do It Live. O’Reilly recounts the origins of the viral “We’ll do it live!” clip from his Inside Edition days and how it resurfaced years later as internet culture took off. After the lighthearted banter, the conversation shifts dramatically toward the unfolding Iran conflict. O’Reilly details the stakes of President Trump’s military campaign, emphasizing that U.S. strikes—coordinated with Israeli intelligence—have dismantled much of Iran’s offensive capability. He explains that the killing of top Iranian leadership and the crippling of Iran’s military infrastructure mark one of the most consequential U.S. operations in decades. But O’Reilly warns that global economic consequences, especially oil price volatility, remain the biggest wildcard, and that Trump’s political future hinges significantly on the success or failure of the campaign.
 
The hosts ask O’Reilly what “victory” in Iran should look like, prompting him to outline a diplomatic off‑ramp: forcing Iran to abandon nuclear ambitions, curtail ballistic missile development, weaken the Revolutionary Guard, and end support for terrorism. He acknowledges that Iran often violates agreements but argues that overwhelming military pressure could eventually push the regime toward negotiation. O’Reilly also discusses the Save America Act and the Senate’s political obstacles, noting that although the bill won’t reach the 60 votes needed to advance, Democrats risk political backlash because voter‑ID requirements enjoy overwhelming national support.
 
Hour 2 then takes a sharp turn into breaking national security news as Clay and Buck interrupt the program to report on an active‑shooter and vehicle‑ramming attack at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Real‑time coverage unfolds as law enforcement provides updates at the scene. A vehicle was driven into the building, shots were fired, and armed security engaged the attacker. The hosts highlight how Jewish institutions have been on high alert, especially amid Israel‑Iran tensions and recent terror‑related incidents in Austin and New York City. As police continue briefing the press, authorities reveal that children were safely evacuated, the suspect was not initially in custody, and all Jewish facilities in the area were placed under reinforced security. Later in the hour, the show reports that the suspected attacker is believed to be dead, with no civilian casualties reported—an outcome the hosts credit to rapid security intervention.
 
Clay and Buck use the breaking situation to discuss the rising domestic terror threat, referencing statements from Senator Ted Cruz that the United States is facing its highest terrorism risk in decades due to open‑border policies and recent jihadist‑inspired attacks. They underscore how recent attempted attacks illustrate a dangerous pattern of extremists targeting Jewish communities.
 
As Hour 2 concludes, Clay and Buck note that the remainder of the day’s broadcast will include Senators Eric Schmitt and John Cornyn to discuss Iran, domestic security, the Save America Act, and DHS funding. They wrap the hour analyzing how quick security action in Michigan likely prevented a mass‑casualty terrorist attack and emphasize the importance of readiness as threats continue to escalate nationwide.
 
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Hour 2 - Uncle Bill: "We'll Do It Live!"

Hour 3 of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers one of the most intense and news‑packed hours of the day, blending national security updates, political interviews, and breaking terror‑related developments across multiple states. The hour opens with Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri joining the program to discuss the Save America Act and the Senate’s procedural fight over election integrity, voter‑ID requirements, mail‑in balloting limits, and protections for women’s sports. Schmitt explains how a talking filibuster could force Democrats to publicly defend their opposition and outlines the legislative mechanics needed to bring the bill to the Senate floor. He then addresses the Democrats’ refusal to fund the Department of Homeland Security amid a surge in terror threats, arguing that their resistance to immigration enforcement and ICE operations has resulted in long TSA wait times, staffing shortages, and national‑security vulnerabilities just as Americans enter peak spring‑travel season.
 
As the show continues, Clay and Buck shift to extensive real‑time updates on what appears to be a wave of coordinated or ideologically aligned terror‑related attacks across the United States. They review the attempted IED attack at Gracie Mansion in New York City, the jihadist‑inspired mass shooting in Austin that killed two people, and breaking developments at Old Dominion University, where a gunman shot multiple victims before being killed. During Hour 3, the hosts actively monitor unfolding reports of a vehicle‑ramming and attempted shooting at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan. Clay and Buck air live details from police briefings, explaining that the attacker drove a vehicle—later reported to be filled with explosives—into the synagogue, exchanged gunfire with armed security, and was fatally shot. No congregants or students inside the complex were harmed, and authorities confirmed that the building’s security team had drilled for exactly this scenario weeks earlier. Clay and Buck underscore the rising domestic terror threat, pointing to senators who have warned that America is now at its highest risk level in decades due to sleeper‑cell activity, online radicalization, and open‑border policies that have enabled extremist entry. They urge listeners to remain vigilant as multiple attacks in less than two weeks span Texas, New York, Michigan, and Virginia.
 
Following the Michigan updates, the hour pivots to Senator John Cornyn of Texas, who discusses his May runoff against Ken Paxton and the potential impact of a Donald Trump endorsement in the race. Cornyn defends his record as a Trump‑aligned conservative, noting that he has voted with Trump more than 99 percent of the time and has played major roles in passing tax cuts, confirming Supreme Court justices, and securing federal reimbursement for Texas border‑security operations. He explains his evolving stance on the filibuster, arguing that the Save America Act is critical enough to justify a talking‑filibuster exception due to Democrats’ pattern of blocking legislation tied to national security and voter integrity. Cornyn also contrasts his electability with Paxton’s, asserting that he is the stronger candidate to defeat the Democrats’ far‑left challenger and to protect down‑ballot Republican seats in Texas.
 
The hour concludes with Clay and Buck summarizing the rapid‑fire terror‑related events of the past 10–12 days, warning that the pattern of attempted attacks—some involving explosives, others involving firearms—strongly indicates jihadist motivation. They emphasize that the Detroit‑area attack was likely intended as a mass‑casualty bombing and praise the synagogue’s security team for preventing what could have been a devastating tragedy. As they wrap the hour, the hosts prepare for additional listener reactions, particularly from Texans responding to Senator Cornyn’s appearance, setting the stage for continued discussion the following day.
 
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Hour 3 - Terror Cell Activations in the U.S.?

In this week’s Wellness Unmasked Weekly Rundown, Dr. Nicole Saphier breaks down two major health stories raising serious concerns for families and parents.
 
First, new research reviewing more than 100 studies is highlighting growing evidence that microplastics and nanoplastics may be accumulating in the human body—including the brain. Scientists are examining possible links to inflammation, hormonal disruption, infertility, and even protein clumping associated with neurological diseases like Parkinson’s. Dr. Saphier explains what the research actually shows, why it’s causing concern among scientists, and the simple steps you can take right now to reduce your daily exposure to microplastics.
 
Then, she dives into the controversial expansion of GLP-1 weight loss drugs in children, with pharmaceutical companies now testing these medications in kids as young as four. While childhood obesity affects nearly 1 in 5 American children, Dr. Saphier raises serious questions about the long-term health effects of putting developing children on lifelong medications that may cause nutrient depletion, hormonal disruption, and metabolic dependency.
 
Instead of relying on pharmaceuticals, Dr. Saphier argues that the real solution lies in rebuilding the foundations of health: better nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and reducing environmental toxins.

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Wellness Unmasked Weekly Rundown: Microplastics in the Brain? Plus the Dangerous Push for GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs in Young Children

Buck Sexton is joined by cultural commentator Jade Warwick to discuss the attempted bombing at an anti-Islamic terrorism protest in New York City and the reaction that followed. Buck and Jade examine how media coverage, politics, and cultural pressures shape the public debate on terrorism, free expression, and Western values.
 
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Buck Brief - Why Do Democrats Coddle Islamic Terrorists?

In this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down several major stories shaping politics, media, and culture right now. They dive into shocking examples of government waste and fraud, including questionable Medicaid spending, suspicious broadband subsidies, and identity theft scams exploiting taxpayer-funded programs.
 
The hosts also examine the media firestorm surrounding CNN’s coverage of the attempted New York City bombing, criticizing how CNN framed the attack and discussing the controversy involving CNN anchor Abby Phillip. What does this incident reveal about trust in media, narrative framing, and accountability in modern journalism?
 
Finally, Mary Katharine and Karol tackle a growing concern for parents and educators: the explosion of screen time in schools. From kindergarten iPads to classroom laptops replacing books, they explore how education technology may be hurting students’ attention spans, literacy, and learning outcomes—and what parents can do about it.
 
Plus: lessons from the pandemic era of remote learning, why traditional reading methods may still work best, and how families can reclaim healthier tech habits for kids.

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Normally Podcast: Government Fraud Scandals, CNN’s Terror Coverage Controversy & The Screen Time Crisis in School

On this episode of The Karol Markowicz Show, Karol sits down with political scientist, author, and Kentucky State University professor Wilfred Reilly. Reilly discusses his latest book Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me, where he challenges widely accepted narratives about American history taught in schools and universities.
 
The conversation explores Reilly’s journey from a working-class upbringing in the Chicago suburbs to becoming a law school graduate, PhD, and prominent voice in debates about education, culture, and politics. He also explains the mission behind his new venture, Unified Solutions America, a company helping organizations push back against DEI-driven corporate policies. Plus, Reilly shares his thoughts on the future of artificial intelligence, the dangers of ideological conformity in academia, and the personal philosophy that has guided his career.

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The Karol Markowicz Show: Wilfred Reilly on Debunking Liberal Myths in Education

Baby Snakes Bite Too Clay Travis & Buck Sexton deliver an in depth, fast moving breakdown of the escalating Iran crisis, ongoing questions surrounding Iran’s leadership, and the strategic posture of the United States under President Donald Trump. Clay and Buck open with the latest on the situation inside Iran, where reports and speculation swirl about the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the late Supreme Leader. The hosts analyze conflicting reports about whether he is alive, severely injured, or being hidden through staged appearances—including the now viral cardboard cutout moment. This leads to broader discussion about the power vacuum, succession uncertainty, and the future of the Iranian regime. The conversation digs deeply into U.S. military strategy, highlighting America’s aerial superiority and the ongoing targeting of key Iranian military assets. Clay and Buck argue that while the U.S. and Israel have significantly degraded Iran’s ability to wage war, regime change is not an explicit goal—despite widespread speculation. Without a viable ground force like the Kurds or a Northern Alliance–style proxy, the hosts contend that America cannot impose a governing alternative even as Iran’s military infrastructure collapses. They repeatedly emphasize Trump's stance—quoted via Axios—that “Anytime I want the war to end, it will end,” using it as context for understanding American leverage in the conflict. Fake News Ignores Hero Cop Clay and Buck talk about the attempted terror attack outside Gracie Mansion, where two ISIS inspired attackers targeted protesters before being stopped by heroic NYPD officers, including one who famously leapt a barricade to tackle a suspect. His name is Chief Aaron Edwards, and he is the assistant chief at patrol Bureau Manhattan North. The hosts detail the attackers’ Islamic extremist motives and explosive device, while sharply criticizing CNN’s coverage for downplaying the terror motive and instead emphasizing Republican reactions to anti Islam protest comments. They also highlight NYPD frustration with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, noting outrage that he failed to honor the officers who confronted the bombers and instead hosted a protest figure at Gracie Mansion shortly after the attack. The discussion expands into media bias, free speech rights at protests, and political narratives surrounding extremism. The hour shifts to foreign policy as President Donald Trump outlines U.S. military operations that he says destroyed Iran’s Navy, Air Force, radar systems, and mine boats, framing the campaign as proof of overwhelming American military strength. The Color Purple in GA Ashley Brasfield of the Daily Caller gives an extensive breakdown of Georgia’s pivotal 2026 election cycle, now one of the most watched battlegrounds in the country. With Sen. John Ossoff up for reelection, hosts and guests examine the increasingly intense Republican primary landscape—highlighting a three way GOP tie between Buddy Carter, Mike Collins, and Derek Dooley, all of whom are jockeying for critical endorsements. Trump has not yet endorsed in the Senate race, while Gov. Brian Kemp, who is term limited and remains influential despite long standing friction with the Trump wing of the party, has endorsed Derek Dooley. The May 19th primary and runoff threshold rules mirror those in Texas and Kentucky, contributing to national attention. The hour digs into the political future of Marjorie Taylor Greene, whose North Georgia district has now selected Clay Fuller (Trump endorsed) as the GOP nominee to replace her. The segment explains Greene’s dramatic fallout with the Trump administration after previously being one of its strongest allies, as well as internal White House polling suggesting she would lose a Senate race to Ossoff. This backdrop helps frame Georgia as a purple-state powder keg, with major implications for which party controls the U.S. Senate. Listeners also get an update on the Georgia governor’s race, where Lt. Gov. Burt Jones is expected to be the rare candidate who could secure both Trump’s and Kemp’s endorsement. The conversation underscores how Trump–Kemp tensions continue to shape Republican politics despite both sides needing unity to flip, hold, or defend key seats in 2026. In one of the hour’s most striking international human rights stories, the hosts highlight the Iranian women’s national soccer team, which refused to sing the Iranian national anthem during competition in Australia. Several players sought asylum rather than return to Iran, underscoring the regime’s repression and the stakes faced by women defying the government. This story is contrasted with U.S. athletes such as Megan Rapinoe, whom the hosts criticize for being outspoken domestically but silent on global women’s rights struggles. A Future Governor A major segment features Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville, who delves into the Save America Act, election integrity battles, the Senate filibuster debate, and the future of college athletics reform. Tuberville argues for executive action to rein in NIL chaos, transfer rules, and unionization efforts led by Sen. Chris Murphy. He also weighs in on Iran, oil prices, and the national security implications of rapid foreign policy decisions now overseen by the Trump administration.
 
 
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Mar 11 2026

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton give their review of President Trump’s State of the Union Speech. Buck says it’s the best speech he’s ever heard, by any president. Clay says it was too long, but still gave him high marks. TN Senator Marsha Blackburn describes what it was like being in the chamber.
 
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