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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

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show continues several of the day's biggest political and cultural conversations while expanding into sports, media criticism, election integrity, and key Republican campaign developments. The hour combines political analysis, listener interaction, and interviews with major Republican figures as Clay Travis and Buck Sexton examine issues likely to shape the upcoming midterm and presidential election cycles.
 
The hour opens with discussion of recent Republican primary victories, including Arizona congressional and statewide races, before returning to the ongoing debate surrounding election integrity. The hosts revisit reports involving non-citizen voter registrations and votes cast in New Jersey, arguing that even relatively small numbers of improper votes can undermine public confidence in elections. Clay and Buck emphasize the importance of election security, voter roll accuracy, citizenship verification, and public trust in the democratic process. Listener feedback and call-in contributions further reinforce the theme that close elections can be decided by surprisingly small vote margins, making election administration and ballot integrity major topics throughout the hour.
 
A significant segment focuses on women’s sports, gender identity, and cultural politics. The hosts discuss WNBA player Sophie Cunningham and her public comments opposing biological males competing in women’s sports and using women’s locker rooms. Clay and Buck describe Cunningham’s remarks as noteworthy because she is a current professional athlete willing to speak publicly on a controversial issue. They argue that her comments represent a broader cultural shift and suggest that more athletes may be willing to voice similar opinions in the future. The discussion also expands to ESPN and sports media, with the hosts claiming that sports organizations and media outlets may be moving away from some of the progressive positions they previously embraced.
 
The conversation broadens into larger debates surrounding gender ideology and transgender issues. Clay and Buck react to recent comments from actor Elliot Page regarding a nature documentary examining gender and sex in the animal kingdom. The hosts strongly criticize the comparisons between animal behavior and human gender identity, arguing that examples from nature are frequently used to justify broader political and cultural arguments about transgenderism. They reject those comparisons and contend that debates over biological sex, gender identity, and social policy remain central issues in American politics and culture.
 
Election integrity returns as a major theme when the hosts take a call from a former Montana Secretary of State who recounts an extraordinarily close legislative race that was decided by only a handful of votes after a ballot review. Clay and Buck use the example to reinforce their argument that election safeguards, paper ballots, vote verification procedures, and transparency are essential not only for preventing fraud but also for maintaining public confidence in election outcomes. They emphasize that perceptions of fairness are nearly as important as the actual results themselves.
 
A major political segment features an interview with Congressman Mike Collins, the Republican nominee challenging Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia. The discussion centers on what is expected to be one of the most competitive and consequential Senate races in the country. Collins argues that Ossoff is out of step with Georgia voters on issues including taxes, inflation, transgender policies, and social issues. The hosts and Collins discuss the importance of Georgia as a battleground state, the role of out-of-state political donations, and the broader implications that the Senate race could have for control of Congress. Collins also outlines his campaign strategy and efforts to appeal to Georgia voters by emphasizing economic issues, conservative principles, and support for President Trump’s policies.
 
Later in the program, Clay and Buck examine the media landscape and political messaging, criticizing what they view as increasingly extreme rhetoric from some Democratic politicians. A notable example involves Representative Jasmine Crockett, whose comments during a congressional hearing connected international soccer fandom and historical racial issues. The hosts ridicule the argument and use it as an example of what they see as the Democratic Party’s continued reliance on identity politics and accusations of racism. They speculate about Crockett’s political future and suggest that media opportunities could await her after her congressional career.
 
The hour also includes lighter moments as Clay and Buck discuss movies, streaming entertainment, sports, personal anecdotes, aging, and social media engagement with listeners. Their review of the recently released film Disclosure Day leads to a broader conversation about modern movie releases and the rapid transition from theaters to streaming platforms.
 
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Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H2 - Purple State Politics

The guys do a deep dive into Elon Musk’s extensive interview with The Economist. The hosts praised Musk for pushing back against claims that his political views are “far right,” arguing instead that positions such as secure borders, legal immigration, and cultural assimilation represent mainstream viewpoints that have been unfairly rebranded by the political left. Musk’s comments about preserving Western values, immigration policy, and the shifting political center became a major topic of discussion.
 

Clay and Buck also explored Musk’s argument that many views now labeled “extreme” were considered moderate Democratic positions just a decade or two ago. They discussed the broader cultural and political realignment occurring across the United States and Europe, asserting that many voters feel increasingly disconnected from elite media institutions and political establishments. The hosts further examined media criticism of Musk, including accusations of racism, while highlighting his response that his personal and professional history contradicts such claims.
 

Another significant topic involved public trust in the media. The hosts argued that legacy news organizations have lost credibility among large portions of the public, with Musk suggesting that distrust of media outlets may be greater than many journalists realize. This led into a broader discussion about crime statistics, public safety, and competing narratives about urban life. Clay highlighted recent reports showing substantial declines in homicides, robberies, carjackings, gun assaults, sexual assaults, and other violent crimes across major American cities. The hosts contrasted those trends with comments made during the Musk interview regarding crime in London and debated perceptions versus realities surrounding public safety.
 

The conversation then shifted toward technology and the future of artificial intelligence. Musk’s prediction that AI could surpass the combined intelligence of humanity within five years sparked an extended discussion about the pace of technological change. The hosts examined Musk’s role in the development of OpenAI and his observation that efforts to responsibly guide AI development may have inadvertently accelerated the industry’s growth. Clay and Buck discussed how AI could transform nearly every sector of the economy, from healthcare and education to transportation and business operations.
 

A major portion of the hour focused on the economic implications of the AI boom. Drawing comparisons to the rise of the internet in the 1990s, the hosts debated whether the massive investments being poured into AI infrastructure and data centers could resemble the overbuilding that contributed to the dot-com bubble. They referenced the collapse of telecommunications infrastructure companies such as Global Crossing as an example of how transformative technologies can be correctly identified while still experiencing severe market corrections. The discussion explored whether today’s enthusiasm surrounding AI, data centers, and computing power could ultimately lead to similar overinvestment before long-term benefits fully materialize.
 

Clay and Buck also reflected on their experiences growing up during the early internet era and compared today’s AI revolution to the emergence of email, broadband, and e-commerce. They argued that while AI is likely to change society as profoundly as the internet did, the timeline for widespread productivity gains may be longer than current market expectations suggest. The hosts discussed potential challenges facing the economy, including global energy concerns, instability in key shipping routes in the Middle East, and the possibility of volatility in AI-related investments.
 
 
 
Conservative author and commentator Ann Coulter joined the program to offer her perspective, arguing that South Carolina’s large Black Democratic electorate and New Hampshire’s more moderate political culture suggest Democratic leaders may be trying to prevent the party’s progressive wing from dominating the early stages of the nomination contest.
 

Coulter and the hosts also explored the rising visibility of New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and the broader influence of democratic socialism within Democratic politics. While acknowledging the attention progressive candidates receive in media coverage, Coulter questioned whether heavily left-wing urban movements truly represent the national Democratic electorate. The discussion focused on whether figures aligned with the Democratic Socialists of America can expand their appeal beyond major metropolitan areas.
 

Foreign policy became another major topic as Coulter criticized current U.S. involvement related to Iran and ongoing Middle East tensions. She argued that Republicans would be politically stronger if they returned to a more restrained foreign policy approach and warned that prolonged military engagement, higher energy prices, and instability in global shipping routes could damage Republican prospects in the upcoming midterm elections. Clay and Buck questioned Coulter about what advice she would offer President Donald Trump regarding Iran, leading to an extended conversation about foreign intervention, energy markets, and the political consequences of overseas conflicts.
 

Immigration and border security remained a central theme throughout Hour 2. Coulter praised the Trump administration’s actions to secure the southern border but argued that interior immigration enforcement and deportation efforts should be accelerated. The discussion focused on the estimated number of illegal immigrants living in the United States, the long-running debate over immigration reform, and whether a future administration would have another opportunity to address immigration at a large scale. The hosts and Coulter also revisited the national debate over birthright citizenship and the Supreme Court’s recent treatment of related legal questions, emphasizing what they viewed as growing public support for stricter immigration policies and border enforcement.
 

Following confirmation that South Carolina will officially hold the first Democratic primary, Clay argued that the move significantly benefits former Vice President Kamala Harris, citing polling that showed Harris maintaining overwhelming support among Black Democratic voters compared to potential challengers. The hosts reviewed Democratic primary polling and examined the strengths and weaknesses of possible contenders such as Harris, Gavin Newsom, Pete Buttigieg, AOC, and Arizona Senator Mark Kelly.
 
Buck presented what he described as the likely narrative for a Harris comeback campaign, suggesting she could argue that she remained loyal to President Joe Biden, stepped into a difficult political situation, and nearly won the 2024 election despite entering the race late. At the same time, both hosts questioned whether Harris possesses the political skills and campaign abilities necessary to secure the nomination. They also debated whether California Governor Gavin Newsom could emerge as a stronger alternative, with Buck arguing that Newsom remains a serious contender despite polling deficits.
 
The hosts devoted significant time to examining how the early primary states could shape the Democratic race. They suggested that New Hampshire could present an opportunity for AOC or candidates supported by the Bernie Sanders wing of the party, while Michigan introduces unique electoral dynamics because of its large Arab-American and Muslim communities as well as ongoing tensions surrounding Israel and Middle East policy. The discussion highlighted the potential conflicts within the Democratic coalition between progressive activists, minority constituencies, establishment Democrats, and foreign policy factions.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jul 24 2026

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton talk about New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and his previous comments regarding the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court warrant. Clay and Buck argue that Mamdani lacks any legal authority to take such action and discuss his subsequent acknowledgment that New York City does not possess jurisdiction to enforce international arrest warrants. The hosts use the controversy to explore broader debates surrounding Israel, antisemitism, and the growing influence of anti-Israel sentiment within progressive politics. They argue that Mamdani represents a rising faction of the Democratic Party that is increasingly critical of Israel and contend that these views are gaining traction, particularly among younger voters.
 
The hosts then shift to a lengthy discussion of election integrity and voter registration issues, focusing on reports out of New Jersey involving non-citizens who were mistakenly registered to vote and instances of non-citizen voting. Clay and Buck criticize Democratic arguments that voter fraud is either nonexistent or insignificant, arguing that even relatively small numbers of improper registrations or ballots can impact close elections. They debate how election systems should address mistakes, registration errors, voter roll maintenance, citizenship verification, and election security measures. The conversation also includes reactions to media coverage of the New Jersey revelations and broader concerns about voter confidence, ballot verification, mail-in voting procedures, and election administration.
 
Congressman Mike Collins, the Republican nominee challenging Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia, joins the show to talk about his Senate race. The discussion centers on what is expected to be one of the most competitive and consequential Senate races in the country. Collins argues that Ossoff is out of step with Georgia voters on issues including taxes, inflation, transgender policies, and social issues. The hosts and Collins discuss the importance of Georgia as a battleground state, the role of out-of-state political donations, and the broader implications that the Senate race could have for control of Congress. Collins also outlines his campaign strategy and efforts to appeal to Georgia voters by emphasizing economic issues, conservative principles, and support for President Trump’s policies.
 
Cly and Buck discuss the controversy surrounding Smithsonian gift shop merchandise, including products promoting “Latina Power.” Clay and Buck debate whether race- or ethnicity-based empowerment messaging would be viewed differently if applied to other groups, using the example to criticize what they describe as inconsistent standards in public institutions. The hosts argue that identity-based branding and activism continue to influence educational, cultural, and governmental organizations, while questioning whether those approaches foster unity or division.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jul 22 2026

Hour 2 - Purple State Politics

Texas Attorney General and Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton joins It's a Numbers Game to discuss one of the most consequential Senate races in the country and why he believes the future of the Republican Party could hinge on keeping Texas red.
 
Paxton also explains why he believes the Texas Senate race is one of the most important elections in America and outlines the conservative agenda he hopes to bring to Washington.
 
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It's a Numbers Game: Ken Paxton EXPOSES James Talarico, Texas Senate Race & the Fight to Keep Texas Red

China's influence inside the United States may be far greater than most Americans realize.
 
In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor Dixon sits down with Michael Lucci, Founder, CEO, and Chairman of State Armor, to examine how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is allegedly expanding its influence through election interference, higher education, critical infrastructure, birth tourism, and state-level infiltration.
 
The conversation explores growing concerns over:
 
 • China's alleged efforts to influence U.S. elections
 • Birth tourism and the debate surrounding birthright citizenship
 • CCP influence at American universities and research institutions
 • National security risks involving data centers and critical infrastructure
 • Chinese ownership near U.S. military installations
 • Foreign influence in state governments and the judicial system
 • Solar infrastructure, energy security, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities
 • The Environmental Law Institute and environmental policy debates
 • Media influence, propaganda, and America's response to China's global strategy
 • Why state governments are becoming the front lines in protecting national security
 
Tudor and Michael also discuss the broader geopolitical competition between the United States and China, the importance of safeguarding American institutions, and why many believe the country is entering a new era of strategic competition with the CCP.

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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: China's Secret Infiltration of America Exposed with Michael Lucci

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton talk about how the Democratic Party is experiencing a demographic and ideological divide. They argued that the party’s most vocal socialist activists are disproportionately white, college-educated, and affluent, while many Black and Hispanic voters hold more practical and transactional political priorities centered on issues such as healthcare, affordability, public safety, and economic opportunity. The discussion explored whether the far left is merely influencing the party or has become an increasingly mainstream force within Democratic politics. The hosts tied this debate to broader national issues including immigration policy, open borders, Israel, transgender politics, and the rise of democratic socialism. They also briefly noted Arizona’s primary election and discussed its significance in the national political landscape, particularly regarding the future of Governor Katie Hobbs.
 
Clay and Buck devoted considerable attention to the potential safety benefits of autonomous driving technology. They discussed the approximately 40,000 annual traffic fatalities in the United States and suggested that self-driving systems could dramatically reduce accidents caused by human error, particularly among young drivers. The hosts compared the coming transportation revolution to the transition from horses to automobiles in the early twentieth century, arguing that autonomous vehicles could become one of the most transformative technological developments of modern times. They also discussed how self-driving technology could eventually reduce teenage driving fatalities, improve traffic flow, lower insurance costs, and improve overall road safety.
 
The conversation then expanded into a broader discussion about why Democrats lost recent elections and who may lead the party in the future. Clay argued that today’s Democratic Party has moved substantially leftward compared to the Democratic Party of Bill Clinton, Al Gore, or even Barack Obama. The hosts suggested that Democratic leaders continue to misdiagnose voter dissatisfaction by blaming messaging failures instead of addressing policy positions that many voters reject. They debated possible future Democratic presidential contenders, including Kamala Harris, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, while emphasizing that they see the Democratic leadership vacuum as one of the most intriguing political stories heading toward the next presidential election cycle.
 
An extensive interview with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who discussed a number of major economic and policy initiatives. Bessent highlighted the administration’s “Trump Accounts” program, which provides investment opportunities for young Americans and newborn children. He explained how government-seeded investment accounts, combined with family contributions and private-sector philanthropy, could potentially grow into significant financial assets over time. The discussion focused on wealth building, financial literacy, investment growth, family savings strategies, and long-term economic opportunity for American children.
 
Bessent also provided an update on the U.S. economy, discussing inflation, energy prices, tax relief measures, and working-family economic policies. He argued that inflation pressures caused during the Biden administration continue to affect household budgets but maintained that underlying economic conditions remain strong. He highlighted tax policies including no taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime pay, Social Security tax relief, and deductions tied to American-made vehicles. The secretary emphasized that many of these benefits are targeted toward middle-class and working-class Americans.
 
Foreign policy and national security were another major theme of the interview. Bessent discussed efforts to track, freeze, and recover assets connected to Iran’s ruling regime and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He described ongoing investigations into Iranian financial networks, frozen cryptocurrency wallets, luxury properties, and what he characterized as widespread corruption among Iranian leadership. The secretary argued that economic sanctions and financial pressure complement military actions against Iran and are designed to weaken the regime while preserving assets for the Iranian people.
 
The conversation also touched on government efficiency, fraud prevention, and taxpayer protection. Bessent explained how enhanced coordination between federal payment systems and anti-fraud databases has helped the Treasury Department identify and block payments being sent to individuals who were deceased. He described efforts to modernize federal systems and reduce waste, fraud, and abuse in government spending programs, claiming that hundreds of millions of dollars in improper payments could ultimately be prevented.
 
South Carolina politics briefly entered the discussion when Clay asked Bessent about the late Senator Lindsey Graham and speculation surrounding Graham’s sister as a potential candidate. Bessent praised Graham’s service, commented on the competitive Republican primary developing in South Carolina, and reiterated that he intends to remain focused on his current role as Treasury Secretary rather than pursuing elected office. The interview concluded with a lighthearted exchange about President Donald Trump’s late-night phone calls and work habits.
 
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Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jul 21 2026

Is Marco Rubio really out of the 2028 presidential race? Ryan Girdusky breaks down new reporting from political insiders claiming Rubio has no plans to run for president—or even vice president—in 2028, despite ongoing speculation among Republican circles.
 
Ryan also examines the stunning collapse of Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Sarah Rodriguez's gubernatorial campaign after major fundraising discrepancies surfaced, throwing the Democratic primary into chaos and reshaping one of the nation's most closely watched governor's races.
 
Plus, a newly released Manhattan Institute report comparing transgender diagnoses among minors in blue and red states fuels another major national debate over education, public policy, and youth gender medicine. Ryan analyzes the findings and what they could mean politically heading into the 2026 midterms and beyond.
 
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It's a Numbers Game: 2028 GOP Shakeup? Rubio Won't Run, Wisconsin Democrat Meltdown & New Transgender Study

David Rutherford sits down with Matt Barnett — "Matt Explodes Stuff" on Instagram, with over 250,000 followers — who's turned a lifelong love of blowing things up into a career, a media brand, and his own training ranch. Matt traces his path from an oilfield internship he hated, into unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance and freelance demolitions work, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in explosives.
 
He and David compare notes from opposite corners of the industry and dig into how massive and overlooked it really is — mining, infrastructure, aerospace, entertainment, and the regulatory tangle of the ATF and DOT.
 
They also get into Matt's West Texas property, Porto Sol Ranch, built for small-group training and events for corporate teams, SWAT units, and veterans — complete with UXO capability, live ordnance, tanks, and a demolition range modeled after a military base — plus how Matt stumbled into being an "explosives influencer" almost by accident.
 
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🕘 Timestamps:
 
0:00 - Intro
 
1:02 - Welcoming Mark Lamb
 
3:20 - Trump's Border Wins vs. Congress's Failures
 
9:38 - DC's Consultant Class & Lobbyist Control
 
13:16 - Divide and Conquer: How Politicians Keep Power
 
19:17 - Crushing the Cartels as Terrorist Organizations
 
26:48 - A Diplomatic Game Plan for Mexico
 
33:24 - Missed Shots: Maduro, Iran & Cuba
 
34:24 - Arizona's Economy, Data Centers & the Youth Vote
 
42:43 - Surveillance State: FISA 702 & License Plate Readers
 
49:22 - Real Accountability for DC Corruption
 
55:39 - How to Support Mark Lamb's Campaign

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David Rutherford Show: Everything You Own Exists Because of Explosives | Matt Barnett

President Trump's EPA is making major changes that could affect millions of American drivers, farmers, truckers, and vehicle owners.
 
On this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor is joined by EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to discuss the Trump administration's new "Freedom to Fix" initiative, which expands Right to Repair protections and aims to give Americans greater control over repairing and maintaining their own vehicles. They also discuss the administration's efforts to eliminate unpopular auto start-stop technology incentives, reform diesel emissions regulations, reduce unnecessary government enforcement, and increase consumer choice in the auto industry.

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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Lee Zeldin on Trump's Freedom to Fix & Right to Repair

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