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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show features a wide-ranging and high-energy discussion that blends political insight, cultural commentary, and listener engagement. The hour opens with an in-depth interview with Utah Senator Mike Lee of Utah, who addresses the growing Senate confirmation backlog under President Trump. Lee criticizes the procedural delays that have stalled over 150 judicial and U.S. attorney nominations, attributing the obstruction to Senate Democrats and entrenched deep state bureaucrats. He calls for aggressive action, including exhausting the Senate into compliance and reconsidering the use of recess appointments, which have been blocked by pro forma sessions.

The conversation transitions to the controversial blue slip rule, a Senate tradition allowing home-state senators to block judicial nominees. Senator Lee argues that Democrats are abusing this custom and warns that continued obstruction could lead to the loss of their blue slip privileges. He also comments on the explosive revelations from FBI Director Kash Patel, who uncovered hidden documents related to the Trump-Russia collusion investigation. Lee describes this as potentially the most significant political scandal in U.S. history and stresses the need for transparency and accountability.

Breaking economic news is also covered, with the Federal Reserve opting not to cut interest rates despite internal dissent. The hosts analyze the implications for inflation, mortgage rates, and the broader Trump economy.

Later in the hour, the show pivots to cultural issues with guest Tommy Lahren. The hosts and Lahren dissect the media backlash to a new American Eagle ad featuring actress Sydney Sweeney. They argue that the outrage—led by what they describe as “liberal white women”—reflects a broader cultural war in which traditional beauty and normalcy are under attack. Lahren asserts that the left has lost the culture war and is now lashing out, while Clay and Buck highlight how younger Americans are rejecting woke ideology in favor of common sense, health, and attractiveness.

The segment also explores the intersection of masculinity and politics, with the hosts humorously suggesting a correlation between low testosterone levels and left-wing political views. They critique the rise of “male feminists” and argue that modern liberalism alienates average American men. The discussion includes a viral ESPN controversy and a Good Morning America segment that allegedly equated traditional beauty standards with coded extremism.

Listener interaction adds a personal touch, including a call from a fan vacationing in Colorado who shares how the show has replaced music in her daily routine. The hosts also preview upcoming college football games, including Georgia vs. Tennessee and Georgia vs. Alabama, and invite listeners to join them at these events.

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Kamala Reappears

The guys break down Former Vice President Kamala Harris’s reemergence in the media spotlight via her extended interview with Stephen Colbert, marking her first public appearance since losing the 2024 election. The hosts dissect Harris’s decision not to run for California governor, despite favorable polling, and her claim that the political system is “broken.” They argue this is a deflection from her long-standing role within that very system, suggesting her advisors see a gubernatorial run as a step backward. The conversation pivots to speculation about her potential presidential ambitions, with both hosts asserting that her candidacy would benefit Republicans due to her perceived lack of political effectiveness.

 

Clay and Buck critique Harris’s leadership, branding her as emblematic of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) politics and lacking substance. They highlight her vague response to questions about Democratic Party leadership, framing it as evasive and uninspiring. The hosts also scrutinize Stephen Colbert’s partisan bias, noting his history of hosting only Democratic guests and his derogatory remarks about President Donald Trump, whom they defend as the current president.

Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno

Senator Moreno gives a deep dive into the viral Cincinnati mob attack on Holly, a middle-aged single mother of a special needs child, and her friend. Senator Moreno recounts the brutal incident, highlighting the failure of local law enforcement, the understaffed Cincinnati police department, and the lack of leadership response from figures like Congressman Greg Landsman and the city’s mayor. Moreno calls for urgent reform, threatening to push for federal funding suspension if Cincinnati fails to implement a safety plan within 30 days. The story underscores broader concerns about violent crime in American cities, with parallels drawn to issues in Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, and Dayton.

 

The conversation pivots to media bias, with criticism of outlets like CNN and The New York Times for downplaying the attack and misidentifying Holly as a Russian national. The hosts and Moreno argue that if racial roles were reversed, the incident would dominate national headlines, sparking debates on white supremacy and racial justice.

Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin 

Senator Mullin joins to discuss the Senate nomination bottleneck, revealing that Democrats have filibustered nearly every Trump administration nominee, breaking historical norms. Mullin outlines potential rule changes, including invoking the nuclear option, to overcome the gridlock and accelerate confirmations of U.S. attorneys, judges, and executive appointments.

Data Guru Ryan Girdusky

Political strategist and podcast host Ryan Girdusky joins to analyze shifting voter demographics and the evolving political landscape. Girdusky highlights a dramatic 44-point swing among men under 30 toward the Republican Party, citing Pew Research data and insights from progressive analyst David Shor. He attributes this trend to cultural backlash against the Democratic Party’s perceived authoritarianism, especially during COVID-19, and the influence of Gen X parents—now the most Republican demographic. Girdusky also discusses the growing Latino support for Republicans, noting that two-thirds of Biden-to-Trump voters are not returning to the Democratic Party, signaling a long-term political realignment.

The conversation also explores the future of Kamala Harris, the rise of progressive figures like Bernie Sanders and AOC, and the impact of gerrymandering on congressional control. Girdusky argues Democrats are more aggressive in redistricting, citing states like Illinois and Maryland, and warns that the party’s shift leftward may alienate moderate voters.

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In Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts deliver a dynamic and politically charged start to the weekend, diving deep into the latest headlines and cultural debates dominating America. This hour centers around Former Vice President Kamala Harris’s reemergence in the media spotlight via her extended interview with Stephen Colbert, marking her first public appearance since losing the 2024 election.

The hosts dissect Harris’s decision not to run for California governor, despite favorable polling, and her claim that the political system is “broken.” They argue this is a deflection from her long-standing role within that very system, suggesting her advisors see a gubernatorial run as a step backward. The conversation pivots to speculation about her potential presidential ambitions, with both hosts asserting that her candidacy would benefit Republicans due to her perceived lack of political effectiveness.

Throughout the hour, Clay and Buck critique Harris’s leadership, branding her as emblematic of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) politics and lacking substance. They highlight her vague response to questions about Democratic Party leadership, framing it as evasive and uninspiring. The hosts also scrutinize Stephen Colbert’s partisan bias, noting his history of hosting only Democratic guests and his derogatory remarks about President Donald Trump, whom they defend as the current president.

Drawing parallels between sports and politics, the hosts emphasize the value of meritocracy, fairness, and transparency, likening election integrity to the precision expected in professional sports. They argue that Americans crave authenticity and are increasingly rejecting artificial narratives pushed by media and corporate elites.

The hour also includes commentary on corporate missteps, such as Bud Light’s failed marketing campaign, which they attribute to a disconnect between brand executives and their actual consumer base. This leads to broader criticism of woke corporate culture, with calls for companies to return to traditional values and market realities.

Personal anecdotes, including Clay’s reflections on his children returning to school and his own journey back to Catholicism. The hosts discuss the resurgence of faith among younger generations, suggesting churches should leverage social media to engage authentically without compromising their core message.

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Hour 2 of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerful and emotionally charged segment centered on urban crime, political accountability, and Senate gridlock, featuring exclusive interviews with Senator Bernie Moreno (OH) and Senator Markwayne Mullin (OK).

The hour opens with a deep dive into the viral Cincinnati mob attack on Holly, a middle-aged single mother of a special needs child, and her friend. Senator Moreno recounts the brutal incident, highlighting the failure of local law enforcement, the understaffed Cincinnati police department, and the lack of leadership response from figures like Congressman Greg Landsman and the city’s mayor. Moreno calls for urgent reform, threatening to push for federal funding suspension if Cincinnati fails to implement a safety plan within 30 days. The story underscores broader concerns about violent crime in American cities, with parallels drawn to issues in Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, and Dayton.

The conversation pivots to media bias, with criticism of outlets like CNN and The New York Times for downplaying the attack and misidentifying Holly as a Russian national. The hosts and Moreno argue that if racial roles were reversed, the incident would dominate national headlines, sparking debates on white supremacy and racial justice.

Later in the hour, Senator Markwayne Mullin joins to discuss the Senate nomination bottleneck, revealing that Democrats have filibustered nearly every Trump administration nominee, breaking historical norms. Mullin outlines potential rule changes, including invoking the nuclear option, to overcome the gridlock and accelerate confirmations of U.S. attorneys, judges, and executive appointments.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the shifting landscape of American politics, voter demographics, and cultural trends, featuring data-driven insights from Ryan Girdusky, host of It’s a Numbers Game on the Clay and Buck Podcast Network. This hour delivers compelling analysis on the Republican surge among Gen Z voters, with Pew Research showing a dramatic 44-point swing toward the GOP among men under 30 and a 14-point shift among young women. Girdusky highlights how Donald Trump’s 2024 victory among young white and non-white men signals a generational realignment.

The hosts explore how COVID-19 shaped political identity, comparing its impact to historical events like Vietnam and WWII. They also examine the influence of Gen X parents—America’s most Republican demographic—on younger voters, and how cultural backlash against progressive norms is fueling conservative momentum.

A key segment focuses on Latino voter trends, revealing that only 8% of Latinos who supported Trump in 2024 plan to vote Democrat in 2026, with a notable drop in Democratic support among Biden-Trump voters. The conversation then shifts to Kamala Harris’s political future, with Girdusky suggesting her influence is waning within the Democratic Party.

The hour also tackles gerrymandering, with claims that Democrats are more aggressive in redistricting than Republicans, citing states like Illinois, Maryland, and Massachusetts. The discussion expands to Democratic leadership, naming Bernie Sanders and AOC as rising progressive figures, while questioning the viability of candidates like Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer, and Mayor Pete.

Listeners are treated to humorous commentary on broadcasting appearance standards, including critiques of Clay’s wardrobe and beard, and reflections on the scrutiny faced by male media personalities. The segment closes with updates on Clay and Buck’s YouTube channel, a push for more subscriber engagement, and a preview of upcoming original content.

 

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Actress Sydney Sweeney stars in a new American Eagle ad wearing denim, and the Left completely melts down. Buck Sexton reacts to the bizarre outrage, unpacks why a simple pair of jeans sparked such backlash, and explains what it reveals about the Left’s ongoing war on anything remotely patriotic or traditional.

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In this Wellness Unmasked Weekly Rundown, Dr. Nicole Saphier breaks down two urgent developments in the world of health and wellness. First, she unpacks the FDA's move to schedule 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)—a synthetic Kratom derivative up to 13 times stronger than morphine—as a Schedule I controlled substance. What does this mean for wellness supplements, and how did these potent, unregulated substances make it to market in the first place?

Then, Dr. Saphier dives into the White House’s new AI-driven healthcare initiative. While tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Apple promise to revolutionize healthcare with data transparency and streamlined systems, concerns mount over data privacy, conflicts of interest, and regulatory oversight. Are Silicon Valley insiders set to profit from policies they help shape? Wellness Unmasked is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Friday.

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