Buck digs into the growing rift between Marjorie Taylor Greene and President Trump. The Daily Caller's Ashley Brassfield joins to break down how one of Trump’s strongest allies ended up in a political feud with him, and the long-simmering issues that led to the split.

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In this episode, Dr. Nicole Saphier and parenting expert Holly Swenson explore the growing mental health crisis impacting children and adults—especially during the holiday season. They discuss the warning signs of emotional distress in kids, the powerful role social media plays in anxiety and depression, and why parental awareness has never been more critical. Holly shares insights from her work on conscious parenting, explaining how self-care, setting emotional boundaries, and creating calm at home can help families thrive. Plus, they reveal why boredom may actually be the secret to boosting creativity and resilience in today’s overwhelmed children. Wellness Unmasked is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Friday.

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In this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the growing backlash over U.S. immigration policy, they explore how Europe is reacting to America’s political shifts, the intensifying battle over free speech, and increasing scrutiny of Trump’s border strategy. They also examine The New York Times’ influence on the immigration narrative, emerging leftist political voices, and what early maneuvering for the 2028 presidential election could mean for both parties. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. 

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In this episode of A Numbers Game, Ryan and Manhattan Institute journalist Ryan Thorpe uncover a massive Minnesota welfare fraud scheme involving Somali immigrants, with more than $1 billion in alleged fraudulent claims and reports that some funds may have reached Al-Shabaab. The conversation breaks down government oversight failures, media bias, and the economic and social consequences of unchecked immigration policies. Thorpe also explores border security, the rise of European populism, and Florida’s leadership on data center regulation and electricity pricing, calling for honest, data-driven reforms to protect taxpayers and restore trust in public assistance programs. It's a Numbers Game with Ryan Girdusky is part of the Clay & Buck Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday

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A New Era of News

A major revelation from The New York Times confirming widespread corruption in Ukraine. Clay and Buck analyze how billions in U.S. aid have been misused, validating long-standing concerns and raising questions about accountability and foreign policy under the Trump administration. This segment underscores the geopolitical stakes as peace negotiations continue and corruption scandals dominate headlines. The discussion then shifts to one of the most consequential media stories of the year: Netflix’s bid to acquire Warner Brothers versus Paramount’s competing offer. Clay argues that this battle will shape the future of news and entertainment, particularly CNN’s editorial direction. He makes the case that Paramount ownership could restore balance to CNN, while Buck explains why the network’s old model is unsalvageable in today’s opinion-driven media era. Together, they explore how media consolidation, antitrust law, and cultural influence will impact American discourse for years to come.

Biden's Border Bomb

A deep dive into one of the most explosive political stories of the week: the New York Times admission that the Biden administration catastrophically mishandled immigration policy. Clay and Buck break down how Democrats ignored repeated warnings about the border crisis, prioritizing other issues like COVID and the economy, and how this failure has fueled record illegal crossings. The hosts argue that this was not incompetence but an intentional strategy to reshape congressional apportionment and future elections by allowing millions of illegal immigrants into the country. They also highlight how Democrats are now scrambling to rebrand themselves as pro-border security ahead of the 2026 midterms, a move Clay and Buck call disingenuous given the administration’s open-border agenda.

The conversation expands into the root causes of mass migration, with Clay explaining why America’s unmatched economic opportunity acts as a magnet for illegal immigration. He also zeroes in on birthright citizenship as a major policy flaw, tracing its historical origins and calling for the Supreme Court to eliminate this incentive going forward. Buck underscores how birth tourism and chain migration have turned U.S. immigration into a system that rewards lawbreaking while sidelining merit-based entry. Both hosts argue for a complete overhaul of immigration policy—legal and illegal—to restore assimilation and protect American sovereignty.

The N Word

Analysis of a headline-grabbing Supreme Court case that could redefine presidential authority for generations. Clay and Buck clarify that this ruling isn’t about giving Trump more power alone—it’s about restoring executive control for all future presidents, from Obama to Trump to whoever comes next. They stress the seismic implications for the separation of powers and the ability of presidents to manage entrenched bureaucracies.  The conversation then pivots to a controversial jury verdict in Portland, where a homeless man was acquitted of stabbing another after claiming self-defense because a racial slur was used. Clay and Buck dissect the case, arguing that this decision sets a dangerous precedent by equating words with violence. They warn that normalizing the idea that offensive speech justifies physical harm undermines the First Amendment and erodes legal principles. The hosts connect this mindset to broader cultural trends, including left-wing arguments that speech can be violence—a concept they say fuels political extremism and even assassination attempts against figures like Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk.

Words as Violence

A passionate commentary on censorship and the absurdity of banning certain words in all contexts, even in literature or historical quotes. Clay shares a personal anecdote about a publisher refusing to print Muhammad Ali’s famous quote in his book, illustrating how far word policing has gone. Buck adds that this double standard—where some can use inflammatory language freely while others face ruin—reflects a broken cultural norm. Both hosts emphasize that context matters and violence should never be an acceptable response to speech, no matter how offensive.  The audience weighs in on free speech, jury decisions, and the erosion of common-sense principles like “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” The discussion touches on historical legal doctrines such as the “fighting words” standard and why it fails in a modern society that values free expression. Clay and Buck argue for treating adults like adults and resisting the trend toward censorship and hypersensitivity.

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Hour 1 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show opens with Clay sharing his whirlwind weekend at the Big Ten Championship and FIFA World Cup draw, setting an energetic tone for the hour. From there, the conversation pivots to a major revelation from The New York Times confirming widespread corruption in Ukraine. Clay and Buck analyze how billions in U.S. aid have been misused, validating long-standing concerns and raising questions about accountability and foreign policy under the Trump administration. This segment underscores the geopolitical stakes as peace negotiations continue and corruption scandals dominate headlines.

The discussion then shifts to one of the most consequential media stories of the year: Netflix’s bid to acquire Warner Brothers versus Paramount’s competing offer. Clay argues that this battle will shape the future of news and entertainment, particularly CNN’s editorial direction. He makes the case that Paramount ownership could restore balance to CNN, while Buck explains why the network’s old model is unsalvageable in today’s opinion-driven media era. Together, they explore how media consolidation, antitrust law, and cultural influence will impact American discourse for years to come.

Hour 1 also previews Supreme Court cases that could redefine presidential power for generations, a topic with enormous implications for Trump’s next term and future administrations. The hosts examine how these rulings might alter executive authority and set new precedents. Economic issues take center stage as well, with Clay highlighting gas prices hitting multi-year lows—a welcome relief for holiday travelers—and analyzing how inflation trends will dominate the 2026 election cycle. Buck adds insight into the Biden administration’s immigration failures, citing a New York Times report that exposes how Democrats abandoned border security, fueling a surge of illegal crossings.
International security concerns round out the hour, with discussion of Venezuela’s instability, Iran’s diminished influence, and U.S. strikes on drug-running boats. The hosts question whether fentanyl or cocaine is the real target and connect these developments to the collapse of the so-called “axis of evil.” Clay emphasizes how these shifts in global power dynamics could influence energy markets and U.S. foreign policy.

Adding a lighter touch, Sean Hannity makes a surprise appearance for playful banter about sports predictions and Clay’s rose wine controversy. Clay shares optimism about the U.S. men’s soccer team’s World Cup draw and reflects on the cultural significance of major sporting events. Hour 1 blends hard-hitting analysis with humor and personality, delivering sharp insights on politics, media consolidation, global affairs, and cultural trends—all in the signature Clay and Buck style.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show dives deep into one of the most explosive political stories of the week: the New York Times admission that the Biden administration catastrophically mishandled immigration policy. Clay and Buck break down how Democrats ignored repeated warnings about the border crisis, prioritizing other issues like COVID and the economy, and how this failure has fueled record illegal crossings. The hosts argue that this was not incompetence but an intentional strategy to reshape congressional apportionment and future elections by allowing millions of illegal immigrants into the country. They also highlight how Democrats are now scrambling to rebrand themselves as pro-border security ahead of the 2026 midterms, a move Clay and Buck call disingenuous given the administration’s open-border agenda.

The conversation expands into the root causes of mass migration, with Clay explaining why America’s unmatched economic opportunity acts as a magnet for illegal immigration. He also zeroes in on birthright citizenship as a major policy flaw, tracing its historical origins and calling for the Supreme Court to eliminate this incentive going forward. Buck underscores how birth tourism and chain migration have turned U.S. immigration into a system that rewards lawbreaking while sidelining merit-based entry. Both hosts argue for a complete overhaul of immigration policy—legal and illegal—to restore assimilation and protect American sovereignty.

From immigration, the hour pivots to cultural and political dynamics within the conservative movement. Clay and Buck analyze Marjorie Taylor Greene’s high-profile 60 Minutes interview and her public feud with Donald Trump, noting how legacy media suddenly embraced Greene once she criticized Trump. They expose CBS and 60 Minutes for their hypocrisy, recalling Leslie Stahl’s infamous dismissal of the Hunter Biden laptop story as “Russian disinformation” and questioning why mainstream outlets refuse to admit their mistakes. This segment evolves into a broader discussion about unity on the right, with Clay warning against purity tests and infighting now that the existential threat of Biden’s presidency has diminished.

Hour 2 also tackles a critical Supreme Court case that could redefine presidential power for decades. Clay explains why the ability of a president to hire and fire executive branch employees is essential to maintaining constitutional separation of powers. The hosts argue that unelected bureaucrats have amassed unchecked authority, undermining the executive branch and creating a shadow government resistant to accountability. Buck draws parallels to Elon Musk’s overhaul of Twitter, suggesting that federal agencies could operate more efficiently with far fewer employees.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers a provocative and wide-ranging discussion on free speech, legal precedent, and cultural norms in America. The hour begins with analysis of a headline-grabbing Supreme Court case that could redefine presidential authority for generations. Clay and Buck clarify that this ruling isn’t about giving Trump more power alone—it’s about restoring executive control for all future presidents, from Obama to Trump to whoever comes next. They stress the seismic implications for the separation of powers and the ability of presidents to manage entrenched bureaucracies.

The conversation then pivots to a controversial jury verdict in Portland, where a homeless man was acquitted of stabbing another after claiming self-defense because a racial slur was used. Clay and Buck dissect the case, arguing that this decision sets a dangerous precedent by equating words with violence. They warn that normalizing the idea that offensive speech justifies physical harm undermines the First Amendment and erodes legal principles. The hosts connect this mindset to broader cultural trends, including left-wing arguments that speech can be violence—a concept they say fuels political extremism and even assassination attempts against figures like Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk.

Listeners hear passionate commentary on censorship and the absurdity of banning certain words in all contexts, even in literature or historical quotes. Clay shares a personal anecdote about a publisher refusing to print Muhammad Ali’s famous quote in his book, illustrating how far word policing has gone. Buck adds that this double standard—where some can use inflammatory language freely while others face ruin—reflects a broken cultural norm. Both hosts emphasize that context matters and violence should never be an acceptable response to speech, no matter how offensive.

Hour 3 also features lively audience interaction, with callers and talkbacks weighing in on free speech, jury decisions, and the erosion of common-sense principles like “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” The discussion touches on historical legal doctrines such as the “fighting words” standard and why it fails in a modern society that values free expression. Clay and Buck argue for treating adults like adults and resisting the trend toward censorship and hypersensitivity.

In the final segment, the hosts shift to breaking political news: Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett filing paperwork to run for the U.S. Senate. Clay predicts her candidacy is more about raising her national profile than winning statewide office and even speculates she could run for president in 2028. Buck agrees, noting the strategic upside for Crockett in building name recognition. The hour closes with a teaser for tomorrow’s debate on Australia’s decision to ban social media for everyone under 16—a move that could spark similar proposals in the U.S.

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📍Ralph Pezzullo joins us to break down what he calls “the biggest story in American history.”

Drawing on a three-year investigation led by former CIA operations officer Gary Berntsen and world-class DEA asset Martín Rodil, Pezzullo reveals evidence of a global hybrid-warfare network involving Venezuela, Cuba, China, Iran, international cartels, and compromised U.S. officials.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

2:00 - What motivated you to investigate this story?

09:01 - Were you worried about investigating this?

12:04 - Where does this plot originate?

20:07 - Who green lit the use of this software in the US?

24:38 - The link between the cartels and voting software

29:46 - The merger that changed everything

39:03 - How the middle east distracted from this mission

47:31 - Being told to stand down on investigating this

55:30 - USAID and searching for the funding behind this operation

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