In hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, the hosts dive into several pressing topics, starting with a discussion on President Biden's mental and physical cognition. They highlight a new book that reveals concerns within the White House about Biden's ability to pass a cognitive test in February 2024. This segment underscores the alleged cover-up by Biden's staff, who publicly claimed he was fit for office while privately fearing he wouldn't pass basic cognitive assessments. The conversation also touches on the deep ties between the Democrat party and the corporate media, emphasizing the media's role in perpetuating this narrative.

The hosts then shift to the political implications of Biden's condition, discussing the potential criminality of the cover-up and the integrity of Biden's longtime doctor, Kevin O'Connor. They speculate on the motivations behind the early debate decision in June 2027, suggesting it was a strategic blunder by Biden's team.

Next, Clay and Buck discuss the broader impact of this revelation on the credibility of the Democrat party and the media, comparing it to a rigged sports game. They argue that real journalism should have exposed these issues before the election, not after. The conversation also includes a brief mention of the New York Knicks' comeback win over the Boston Celtics, adding a lighter note to the discussion.

The hosts then address the executive order signed by Trump to end gain-of-function research, linking it to the Wuhan Institute of Virology and the origins of COVID-19. They criticize Dr. Fauci's role in covering up the involvement of American tax dollars in the research and call for criminal charges against him.

The hour concludes with a preview of the upcoming interview with Senator Rand Paul in the third hour, where they plan to discuss various topics including the executive order, the Ukraine mineral deal, tariff talks, and student loans. The hosts express their frustration with the lack of accountability for the Biden administration's actions and emphasize the need for more aggressive measures to hold those responsible accountable.

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In hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, the hosts delve into several significant topics, starting with President Trump's major announcement from the Oval Office. Trump teases a groundbreaking announcement related to the Middle East, speculated to involve the expansion of the Abraham Accords with Saudi Arabia. This segment highlights the potential geopolitical impact and economic benefits of such a deal, including a possible trillion-dollar investment from Saudi Arabia into the U.S.

The discussion then shifts to the Trump administration's economic policies, particularly the tariffs and their long-term effects. Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provide insights into the positive outcomes of these policies, emphasizing job growth and investment in domestic manufacturing. The hosts compare the current administration's approach to economic management with previous administrations, noting the practical experience of Trump's team in private industry.

Clay and Buck also explore the concept of "win above replacement value" in politics, arguing that Trump's decisions significantly impact the trajectory of the U.S. compared to other potential leaders like Kamala Harris. They stress the importance of Trump's rapid and decisive actions in reshaping government operations, likening his approach to running a business.

The conversation includes a humorous segment on Trump's proposal to make Canada the 51st state, with Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney discussing the idea. While acknowledging the benefits, the hosts recognize the impracticality and national pride issues involved. They appreciate Trump's expansionist mindset and his ability to think creatively about the future of the U.S.

Additionally, the hosts cover Trump's announcement about the Houthis in Yemen, who have reportedly agreed to cease hostilities. This development is seen as a positive step towards stabilizing shipping lanes and reducing conflict in the region.

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In hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, the hosts cover a range of critical topics, starting with a discussion on tariffs for movies. They explore the idea proposed by President Trump to impose tariffs on films made outside the U.S. to encourage domestic production. This segment highlights the economic impact on the movie industry, particularly in Los Angeles, and the potential benefits of onshoring film production to create more American jobs.

The conversation then shifts to Whoopi Goldberg's criticism of Trump's tariff proposal on "The View." The hosts clarify that Trump's plan aims to keep American films produced in the U.S., not restrict creative content set in foreign locations. They emphasize the importance of supporting American workers in the film industry, many of whom are blue-collar and supportive of Trump's policies.

Next, Clay and Buck discuss the broader implications of tariffs and trade policies, including reports that India might agree to zero tariffs on American goods. They analyze the dual arguments within the Trump administration regarding protectionist trade policies versus free trade, and the potential impact on the "big beautiful bill" that includes tax cuts and border security measures.

The hosts also delve into the latest developments regarding Dr. Anthony Fauci and gain-of-function research. Senator Rand Paul joins the show to provide updates on the investigation into Fauci's role in funding dangerous research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Paul discusses the importance of holding Fauci accountable and preventing future pandemics by scrutinizing gain-of-function research.

Additionally, the show covers President Trump's announcement about the Houthis in Yemen, who have reportedly agreed to cease hostilities. This development is seen as a positive step towards stabilizing shipping lanes and reducing conflict in the region. The hosts also touch on the broader geopolitical implications of Trump's approach to Iran and the potential for diplomatic negotiations to prevent nuclear proliferation.

The hour concludes with a discussion on government spending and the need for significant cuts to address the national debt. Senator Paul emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility and the challenges of achieving meaningful reductions in government spending. He also explains why he disagrees with President Trump on tariffs. 

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BONUS:  In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz they discuss: 

1. Harvard's Tax-Exempt Status:

   • President Trump announced plans to end Harvard University's tax-exempt status, citing the university's alleged discrimination based on race and anti-Semitism.
   • The discussion includes the potential legal battle and the implications of revoking Harvard's 501(c)(3) status, referencing the Bob Jones University case as a precedent.

2. Elon Derangement Syndrome:

   • The hosts discuss incidents of domestic terrorism targeting Tesla factories, attributing these acts to what they call "Elon Derangement Syndrome."
   • A specific case is mentioned where a transgender individual involved in firebombing a Tesla dealership was released from federal custody due to the need for gender transition treatment.

3. Patriot Mobile Advertisement:

   • An advertisement for Patriot Mobile, a Christian conservative wireless provider, is included. The ad emphasizes the company's support for conservative causes and offers a free month of service with a promo code.

4. Harvard's Alleged Discrimination:

   • The podcast delves into allegations of racial and anti-Semitic discrimination at Harvard, including a report on anti-Semitism and the university's policies.
   • The discussion highlights the impact of these policies on Jewish and other minority students.

5. Affirmative Action and Meritocracy:

   • The hosts discuss affirmative action policies at Harvard, particularly in the context of the Harvard Law Review.
   • They argue that these policies are racially discriminatory and undermine meritocracy.

6. Cultural and Political Commentary:

   • The podcast includes broader commentary on cultural and political issues, such as the influence of "wokeness" in universities and the legal system.
   • The hosts express strong opinions on these topics, often criticizing liberal and progressive viewpoints.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Dovid Efune, publisher of The New York Sun, to break down the latest developments in Israel’s war against Hamas. With reports that Israel may fully occupy Gaza if no ceasefire or hostage deal is reached, Dovid explains the historical context, Israel’s strategic goals, and what a post-Hamas Gaza could look like. They also turn to Iran’s nuclear ambitions—what the U.S. and Israel’s diverging red lines really mean, and what the Trump administration should do next.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Dovid Efune, publisher of The New York Sun, to break down the latest developments in Israel’s war against Hamas. With reports that Israel may fully occupy Gaza if no ceasefire or hostage deal is reached, Dovid explains the historical context, Israel’s strategic goals, and what a post-Hamas Gaza could look like. They also turn to Iran’s nuclear ambitions—what the U.S. and Israel’s diverging red lines really mean, and what the Trump administration should do next.

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In this episode of Normally, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz discuss Donald Trump's unusual proposals, including rebuilding Alcatraz and addressing the Hollywood film industry's challenges. The conversation shifts to a recent controversy involving Barstool Sports and anti-Semitism, highlighting the reactions of public figures. Finally, they explore the Walz Family and their unorthodox thoughts on running. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. 

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Trump Speed

Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with a lively discussion about Cinco de Mayo, its historical significance, and how Americans have embraced the holiday for festive celebrations. The hosts humorously debate the merits of various Mexican foods, including burritos, taquitos, and quesadillas, with Clay expressing his preference for shrimp quesadillas.

The conversation transitions to the topic of cultural appropriation, questioning its relevance and predicting a return to normalcy in societal attitudes. The hosts then delve into current events, highlighting a recent sit-down interview with Donald Trump on Meet the Press. They discuss Trump's comments on border security, his proposed third term, and his critiques of judges and immigration policies. Trump's idea of reopening Alcatraz as a prison for the most dangerous criminals sparks a detailed debate about its feasibility and historical context. They also highlight how fast Trump is moving in his second term getting things done. 

Alca-Travis?

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton have a humorous debate about Clay's confidence in swimming from Alcatraz to San Francisco, which sparks listener interactions and anecdotes about similar swims. This light-hearted segment transitions into a serious discussion on the Trump administration's latest deportation plan, highlighting the proposal to incentivize self-deportation by covering flight costs and offering financial rewards. The hosts analyze the potential effectiveness and ethical implications of this strategy, referencing insights from experts like Border Czar Tom Homan and WH Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

The conversation then shifts to the broader issue of immigration law enforcement, where Buck emphasizes the challenges of the current system and the need for more stringent measures. They also touch on the political dynamics at play, particularly the Democrats' approach to immigration and its long-term impact on American society.

Nicole Parker, former FBI Special Agent and Fox contributor, on the two FBI's.  President Trump shoots down a third term but doesn't imply who will follow him. 

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Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with a lively discussion about Cinco de Mayo, its historical significance, and how Americans have embraced the holiday for festive celebrations. The hosts humorously debate the merits of various Mexican foods, including burritos, taquitos, and quesadillas, with Clay expressing his preference for shrimp quesadillas.

The conversation transitions to the topic of cultural appropriation, questioning its relevance and predicting a return to normalcy in societal attitudes. The hosts then delve into current events, highlighting a recent sit-down interview with Donald Trump on Meet the Press. They discuss Trump's comments on border security, his proposed third term, and his critiques of judges and immigration policies. Trump's idea of reopening Alcatraz as a prison for the most dangerous criminals sparks a detailed debate about its feasibility and historical context.

The show also touches on the movie industry and Trump's proposed tariffs on films made outside the United States, emphasizing the impact of high production costs and regulations on Hollywood. The hosts share personal anecdotes about classic movies like "The Rock" and "Commando," discussing their filming locations and cultural significance.

Additionally, the hosts address the stock market's recent performance, noting its recovery and the importance of staying calm during market fluctuations. They also preview upcoming segments, including discussions on FBI agents' actions during BLM protests, Warren Buffet's announcement to step down, and deporting illegals.

Clay asks Buck (and the audience) if he thinks he can make the swim from Alcatraz.

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