In Hour 2 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Clay and Buck deliver sharp analysis on major legal and cultural battles shaping America. The hour opens with a deep dive into the Supreme Court’s pivotal hearing on racial gerrymandering, a case that could redefine congressional redistricting and dismantle race-based districting rules rooted in the Voting Rights Act. The hosts explain the historical context of civil rights-era protections, the tension with the Equal Protection Clause, and why they believe the Court is poised to declare racial gerrymandering unconstitutional. They critique Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s controversial analogy comparing voting access to disability accommodations, arguing it exposes flaws in DEI-driven judicial appointments.

Clay and Buck then broaden the discussion to shifting voter demographics, noting how Black and Hispanic voters are increasingly diverse in political leanings, undermining the decades-old assumption of monolithic voting blocs. They highlight Trump’s gains among Black men and the growing unpredictability of Hispanic voters, framing these trends as a major challenge for Democrats heading into future elections.

The conversation pivots to cultural flashpoints, starting with The View’s claim that Republicans avoid appearing on the show. Clay and Buck reveal behind-the-scenes emails proving they pitched themselves as guests, calling out Joy Behar’s narrative and challenging the show to host a real debate. They share humorous commentary on media bias and the lack of ideological diversity in mainstream platforms.

From there, the hosts tackle the transgender sports controversy, spotlighting a California gubernatorial candidate’s stunning suggestion that gender-neutral Olympic competitions are “worth discussing.” Clay and Buck dismantle this argument with hard data, noting that even high school boys outperform the fastest female Olympians, and warn that such policies would erase women’s sports. They also cover breaking news on a federal judge blocking an attempt to withdraw a transgender athlete lawsuit, setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown over whether men can compete in women’s sports. This ties into broader litigation on gender-affirming care for minors, where recent rulings have upheld state bans, signaling a major legal shift.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the latest political trends, election forecasts, and cultural flashpoints shaping America. The hour kicks off with guest Ryan Girdusky, host of It’s a Numbers Game, analyzing key battleground races in Virginia and New Jersey. Ryan breaks down polling data, prediction markets, and enthusiasm gaps, explaining why Virginia’s attorney general race could swing Republican even if Democrats hold the governorship. He also highlights New Jersey’s tightening gubernatorial contest, where GOP candidate Jack Ciattarelli faces an uphill battle despite strong independent support and a notable enthusiasm gap among Democratic voters.

The conversation shifts to House and Senate control, with Ryan outlining how upcoming Supreme Court rulings on the Voting Rights Act could reshape congressional maps and make it nearly impossible for Democrats to reclaim the House. He warns that striking down Section 2 would trigger aggressive GOP redistricting across Southern states, fundamentally altering the political landscape.

Next, the show pivots to New York City politics, dissecting Andrew Cuomo’s struggling mayoral campaign and why his failure to court Republican voters could cost him the race. Ryan argues Cuomo’s lackluster strategy stems from decades of unchallenged political dominance, leaving him ill-prepared for a competitive contest.  Cultural commentary takes center stage as Clay and Buck discuss Hollywood’s shifting attitudes, spotlighting Keira Knightley’s response to questions about the Harry Potter boycott over J.K. Rowling’s views on gender issues. Her dismissive laugh signals growing fatigue with woke orthodoxy, even among celebrities.

The hour also features a fiery interview with Steve Hilton, Republican candidate for California governor. Hilton slams Gavin Newsom’s leadership, exposing California’s deep problems—highest poverty and unemployment rates, worst public school performance, soaring taxes, and a broken housing system. He contrasts Newsom’s rosy stump speech touting California’s size and economic clout with harsh realities like wildfire recovery failures and bureaucratic gridlock. Hilton vows to reverse far-left policies, including laws allowing biological men in women’s sports, and calls on listeners nationwide to support his campaign.

Finally, Clay and Buck engage listeners with humorous talkbacks on everyday fears—like choking alone at home—adding a relatable, lighthearted close to an hour packed with political insight and cultural critique.

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In this episode of The Karol Markowitz Show, Karol sits down with journalist and author Leland Vittert to discuss his new book, Born Lucky, and his deeply personal journey growing up with autism. Vittert opens up about how his parents’ love and adaptability shaped his path, the lessons he’s learned about character and perseverance, and what honest conversations about autism should look like today. The discussion also touches on the evolving national dialogue around autism and the hope emerging from new research and treatments. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday & Friday.

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Gross Bolton

The bombshell indictment of former National Security Advisor John Bolton on charges related to the transmission and retention of national defense information. Buck explains the gravity of the allegations, noting Bolton allegedly kept top-secret material and wrote detailed diary entries from classified meetings for a future book deal. 

The hosts break down the legal complexities, including the “graymail” defense, the role of secure facilities (SCIFs), and why Bolton’s case differs from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago documents controversy. They also compare Bolton’s situation to Hillary Clinton’s email scandal and Joe Biden’s classified document mishandling, highlighting what they call a double standard in DOJ enforcement.

What is Curtis Doing?

Clay and Buck dissect polling data showing Zohran Momani with an 18-point lead, making an Andrew Cuomo comeback nearly impossible unless Curtis Sliwa exits the race. Buck argues that Sliwa’s continued candidacy splits the anti-Momani vote, virtually guaranteeing a far-left victory. 

Clay controversially suggests that a Momani win could benefit Republicans nationally by highlighting progressive failures, potentially boosting Elise Stefanik’s chances against Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2026. They spotlight Stefanik’s fiery statement labeling Momani a “jihadist” for his pro-Hamas stance, noting the reluctance of Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries to endorse him.

The conversation shifts to public safety and policing, analyzing Momani’s hollow apology to NYPD officers and his proposal to make public transit free by hiking taxes on top earners and corporations. Clay and Buck argue that safety and cleanliness—not cost—are the real issues plaguing New York’s transit system.

Tensions in Venezuela

An in-depth interview with former Navy SEAL and Clay & Buck Podcast Network host David Rutherford. Rutherford provides expert insight into escalating tensions in Venezuela, where U.S. forces have conducted kinetic strikes on narco-terrorist boats linked to Mexican cartels. He details China’s $60 billion investment in Venezuela, cartel bounties on U.S. border agents, and the likelihood of joint special operations missions ramping up. 

Rutherford predicts Maduro may seek a deal to retain power but warns of growing pressure for UN-supervised elections and U.S. leverage over Venezuela’s oil industry. The discussion also touches on cartel strategies, potential civil unrest, and the geopolitical tug-of-war involving China and BRICS nations.

The hour closes with a caller emphasizing the entrenched corruption in Venezuela, naming narco kingpin Diosdado Cabello as a key player alongside Maduro. Clay and Buck underscore how these developments tie into falling oil and gas prices, now at their lowest since 2021—a major economic win that’s flying under the radar.

The Two FBI's

Former FBI agent Nicole Parker joins the show to discuss her explosive new book, The Two FBIs: The Bravery and Betrayal I Saw in My Time at the Bureau. Parker calls the John Bolton indictment “solid” and praises the current DOJ and FBI leadership under Pam Bondi and Cash Patel for restoring equal enforcement of the law. She details the internal “civil war” between rank-and-file agents (FBI One) and politically weaponized factions (FBI Two), exposing how diversity initiatives and partisan agendas undermined the Bureau’s mission. 

Parker recounts shocking stories, including agents refusing to participate in the Mar-a-Lago raid, CNN being tipped off, and the tragic death of her best friend during a child exploitation operation—while SWAT resources were diverted to January 6th cases. Her insights raise critical questions about whether cultural reforms at the FBI can withstand future political swings.

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Hour 1 of today’s Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show dives into major breaking news and sharp political analysis. The program opens with discussion of a dramatic strike on a suspected cartel drug submersible off the coast of Venezuela, signaling an intensifying real-world war on drugs. Clay and Buck preview an upcoming conversation with former Navy SEAL and podcast host Dave Rutherford for expert insight on special operations and the evolving threat in the Caribbean.

The hour’s centerpiece is the bombshell indictment of former National Security Advisor John Bolton on charges related to the transmission and retention of national defense information. Buck explains the gravity of the allegations, noting Bolton allegedly kept top-secret material and wrote detailed diary entries from classified meetings for a future book deal. 

The hosts break down the legal complexities, including the “graymail” defense, the role of secure facilities (SCIFs), and why Bolton’s case differs from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago documents controversy. They also compare Bolton’s situation to Hillary Clinton’s email scandal and Joe Biden’s classified document mishandling, highlighting what they call a double standard in DOJ enforcement.

Clay and Buck then pivot to the political fallout from Democrats’ handling of President Biden’s cognitive decline. They spotlight comments from Charlamagne tha God, who blasted Democrats for lying about Biden’s fitness for office, asking, “If they lied about Joe Biden, how can you trust them on anything?” The hosts critique Rep. Eric Swalwell’s inflammatory claim that “Republicans are for cancer,” calling it a childish and dishonest argument. This segment underscores growing cracks in Democratic messaging and previews how figures like Gavin Newsom may benefit from distancing themselves from the Biden administration.

Additional discussion touches on the looming government shutdown, the Virginia attorney general race, and the broader implications of prosecutorial power in America—arguing that aggressive investigations can manufacture charges against anyone. The hour closes with listener humor and a tease for upcoming segments on the New York City mayoral debate and Venezuela’s escalating crisis.

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Hour 2 of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers sharp political analysis and breaking geopolitical updates. The segment opens by revisiting the fallout from John Bolton’s indictment on 18 felony counts, noting even MSNBC admits the charges look grim for the former National Security Advisor. Clay and Buck encourage listeners to catch Hour 1 for the full breakdown before pivoting to the latest political drama in New York City’s mayoral race.

The hosts dissect polling data showing Zohran Momani with an 18-point lead, making an Andrew Cuomo comeback nearly impossible unless Curtis Sliwa exits the race. Buck argues that Sliwa’s continued candidacy splits the anti-Momani vote, virtually guaranteeing a far-left victory. Clay controversially suggests that a Momani win could benefit Republicans nationally by highlighting progressive failures, potentially boosting Elise Stefanik’s chances against Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2026. They spotlight Stefanik’s fiery statement labeling Momani a “jihadist” for his pro-Hamas stance, noting the reluctance of Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries to endorse him.

The conversation shifts to public safety and policing, analyzing Momani’s hollow apology to NYPD officers and his proposal to make public transit free by hiking taxes on top earners and corporations. Clay and Buck argue that safety and cleanliness—not cost—are the real issues plaguing New York’s transit system.

Midway through the hour, the show pivots to foreign policy and national security, featuring an in-depth interview with former Navy SEAL and Clay & Buck Podcast Network host David Rutherford. Rutherford provides expert insight into escalating tensions in Venezuela, where U.S. forces have conducted kinetic strikes on narco-terrorist boats linked to Mexican cartels. He details China’s $60 billion investment in Venezuela, cartel bounties on U.S. border agents, and the likelihood of joint special operations missions ramping up. 

Rutherford predicts Maduro may seek a deal to retain power but warns of growing pressure for UN-supervised elections and U.S. leverage over Venezuela’s oil industry. The discussion also touches on cartel strategies, potential civil unrest, and the geopolitical tug-of-war involving China and BRICS nations.

The hour closes with a caller emphasizing the entrenched corruption in Venezuela, naming narco kingpin Diosdado Cabello as a key player alongside Maduro. Clay and Buck underscore how these developments tie into falling oil and gas prices, now at their lowest since 2021—a major economic win that’s flying under the radar.

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Hour 3 of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers major geopolitical updates, hard-hitting national security analysis, and insider revelations about the FBI. The hour opens with breaking news from the White House as President Donald Trump meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to push for a ceasefire and a lasting peace agreement in the Russia-Ukraine war. 

Clay and Buck discuss Trump’s role as mediator between Zelensky and Vladimir Putin, comparing the dynamic to high-stakes negotiations and emphasizing Trump’s unique ability to command respect from global adversaries. Zelensky’s remarks underscore the need for security guarantees and bilateral agreements, while Trump signals a potential diplomatic breakthrough.

The conversation shifts to economic leverage in the conflict, with Trump announcing that India will stop buying Russian oil, a move that could cripple Moscow’s ability to skirt sanctions. Clay and Buck explain how India’s previous role as a middleman for Russian energy exports helped Putin evade penalties, and why cutting off this lifeline could reshape the war’s trajectory. Trump also hints at military deterrence, mentioning Tomahawk missiles as part of U.S. support for Ukraine, while stressing his goal to end the war without escalating to direct strikes.

The hour then pivots to Latin America, where Trump delivers a blunt warning to Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, signaling zero tolerance for narco-terrorism and cartel-linked regimes. Clay and Buck connect this stance to the broader war on drugs and rising public demand for aggressive action against fentanyl trafficking.

In the second half of the hour, former FBI agent Nicole Parker joins the show to discuss her explosive new book, The Two FBIs: The Bravery and Betrayal I Saw in My Time at the Bureau. Parker calls the John Bolton indictment “solid” and praises the current DOJ and FBI leadership under Pam Bondi and Cash Patel for restoring equal enforcement of the law. She details the internal “civil war” between rank-and-file agents (FBI One) and politically weaponized factions (FBI Two), exposing how diversity initiatives and partisan agendas undermined the Bureau’s mission. 

Parker recounts shocking stories, including agents refusing to participate in the Mar-a-Lago raid, CNN being tipped off, and the tragic death of her best friend during a child exploitation operation—while SWAT resources were diverted to January 6th cases. Her insights raise critical questions about whether cultural reforms at the FBI can withstand future political swings.

The hour closes with a political twist: Barack Obama releases an endorsement video for Abigail Spanberger in Virginia’s governor race, signaling potential Democratic concerns about turnout and minority voter support. Clay and Buck interpret this as a sign of vulnerability for Democrats and a possible advantage for GOP candidates like Winsome Sears and Jason Miyares.

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Dr. Nicole Saphier examines two major health and humanitarian crises. She begins with the harrowing return of hostages from the Middle East, detailing their extreme malnutrition and psychological trauma. Dr. Saphier then turns to the latest CDC debacle — where a “coding error” resulted in the mass layoff of 1,300 public health workers during a growing measles outbreak. She warns that government incompetence and crumbling public trust in health institutions are putting Americans at risk, calling for urgent reforms to restore accountability and protect families nationwide. Wellness Unmasked is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Friday.

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In this powerful episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor sits down with Rosie Tilley to uncover the dark side of antidepressants—specifically SSRIs—and their devastating long-term side effects. Rosie shares her deeply personal story of life after taking Lexapro, including her battle with Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction (PSSD), a condition that has upended her health and well-being. Together, they explore the lack of long-term research on SSRIs, the cultural push toward overmedication, and the pharmaceutical industry’s role in keeping patients uninformed. This eye-opening conversation sheds light on the urgent need for awareness, accountability, and advocacy for those suffering from the hidden consequences of antidepressants. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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