Extent of the Con

Deep Dive into the latest revelations surrounding the Russia-Gate scandal, the 2016 election interference narrative, and the legal and political implications for high-profile figures like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Brennan. Clay and Buck analyze newly released intelligence documents, including commentary from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and explore the enduring fallout from the Russia collusion hoax.

The hosts argue that the mainstream media and Democratic leadership intentionally pushed the Russia collusion narrative to delegitimize President Trump. They revisit 2017 media soundbites and dissect the language used to mislead the public, emphasizing that terms like “hacked” were deliberately vague and misleading. The segment also critiques the lack of accountability for those who perpetuated the narrative, drawing parallels to the Benghazi scandal and the Hunter Biden legal saga.

Working for the Man

The U.S. economy under Trump, with detailed discussion of historic trade deals with Japan and Indonesia, including a $550 billion investment agreement touted as the largest in history. The hosts analyze the impact of reciprocal tariffs, job creation, and the administration’s broader economic strategy, including a potential trade deal with the EU and a rare balanced federal budget in June.

The show also addresses the housing market crisis, driven by high mortgage rates and frozen inventory. The hosts endorse a bill by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to eliminate capital gains taxes on primary residences, arguing it could unlock housing supply and ease affordability for first-time buyers. They also discuss property tax reform and the broader tax burden on working Americans.

KY Sen. Rand Paul

Senator Rand Paul joins the program to weigh in on the Russia-gate revelations and to reiterate his long-standing calls for accountability, particularly regarding Dr. Anthony Fauci. Paul accuses Fauci of lying under oath about gain-of-function research and COVID-19 origins and confirms he has submitted multiple criminal referrals to the DOJ. He also criticizes the Federal Reserve’s $2 billion headquarters renovation, highlighting the lack of congressional oversight and the Fed’s controversial practice of paying banks not to lend money—an arrangement he says costs taxpayers $188 billion annually, with a significant portion going to foreign banks.

The conversation shifts to judicial appointments, where Paul notes that the Senate has confirmed twice as many Trump appointees as it had by the same point in 2017, despite Democrat obstruction and outdated procedural hurdles. He expresses deep concern over the unchecked power of U.S. intelligence agencies, calling for sweeping reforms to prevent future abuses. Paul argues that the intelligence community has become too powerful and opaque, citing the misuse of FISA databases and surveillance programs like Quiet Skies, which allegedly targeted political figures such as Tulsi Gabbard.

Paul criticizes Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for participating in a Vogue photo shoot and vetoing a bill that would have banned sex change surgeries for minors. He labels Beshear as part of the extreme left and praises the Kentucky legislature for overriding the veto. The segment also includes a humorous exchange about the bureaucratic nightmare of obtaining a Real ID, with Paul sharing his own frustrations and joking about government overreach.

Tulsi's Scorched Earth

A detailed breakdown of Tulsi Gabbard’s press conference, where she outlines what she describes as irrefutable evidence of a coordinated effort by Obama-era officials to fabricate intelligence and launch a coup against the incoming Trump administration. Gabbard claims the Steele dossier was knowingly discredited yet used to justify surveillance and media narratives. She accuses the intelligence community, including former CIA Director John Brennan, of manipulating assessments and misleading lawmakers. The hosts emphasize the media’s complicity, calling out CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post for spreading disinformation and receiving Pulitzers for what they describe as “fake news.”

 

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Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the latest revelations surrounding the Russia-Gate scandal, the 2016 election interference narrative, and the legal and political implications for high-profile figures like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and John Brennan. Clay and Buck analyze newly released intelligence documents, including commentary from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, and explore the enduring fallout from the Russia collusion hoax.

The hosts argue that the mainstream media and Democratic leadership intentionally pushed the Russia collusion narrative to delegitimize President Trump. They revisit 2017 media soundbites and dissect the language used to mislead the public, emphasizing that terms like “hacked” were deliberately vague and misleading. The segment also critiques the lack of accountability for those who perpetuated the narrative, drawing parallels to the Benghazi scandal and the Hunter Biden legal saga.

Listeners are taken inside the intelligence community, where Clay and Buck explain the interagency conflicts, legal hurdles, and venue challenges that make prosecuting former officials nearly impossible. They highlight how presidential powers, statute of limitations, and DC jury pools create a protective shield around figures like Obama and Clinton. The conversation also touches on the Supreme Court precedent set by Trump’s legal battles, which could ironically be used to defend Obama from future indictments.

The hour includes passionate calls from listeners frustrated by the lack of justice, with many demanding action against what they see as treasonous acts. Clay and Buck acknowledge the public’s anger but stress the legal realities that make convictions unlikely.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the most pressing political and economic headlines shaping America today. The hour opens with coverage of the sentencing of Bryan Kohberger convicted in the Idaho college student murders, receiving four consecutive life sentences without the death penalty—an outcome that sparked debate among listeners.

The hosts then pivot to major developments under President Donald Trump’s administration, highlighting newly released documents by DNI Tulsi Gabbard that reignited scrutiny of the Russia collusion hoax. The segment explores the media’s role in perpetuating the narrative, the lack of accountability for key figures, and the legal hurdles in prosecuting high-level officials. The conversation underscores the contrast between political and legal consequences, emphasizing the strategic use of anger versus actionable legal planning.

A major focus of Hour 2 is the U.S. economy under Trump, with detailed discussion of historic trade deals with Japan and Indonesia, including a $550 billion investment agreement touted as the largest in history. The hosts analyze the impact of reciprocal tariffs, job creation, and the administration’s broader economic strategy, including a potential trade deal with the EU and a rare balanced federal budget in June.

The show also addresses the housing market crisis, driven by high mortgage rates and frozen inventory. The hosts endorse a bill by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to eliminate capital gains taxes on primary residences, arguing it could unlock housing supply and ease affordability for first-time buyers. They also discuss property tax reform and the broader tax burden on working Americans.

 

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a politically explosive and news-packed segment that centers on the release of Russia-gate documents, a high-profile interview with Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, and breaking developments from Tulsi Gabbard’s press conference at the White House. The hour opens with Clay and Buck discussing Gabbard’s bombshell claims that former President Barack Obama and his national security team orchestrated a false intelligence narrative to delegitimize Donald Trump’s 2016 election victory. Gabbard, now serving as Director of National Intelligence under President Trump, alleges that Obama knowingly directed the creation of a fabricated intelligence community assessment and has referred him to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution.

Senator Rand Paul joins the program to weigh in on the Russiagate revelations and to reiterate his long-standing calls for accountability, particularly regarding Dr. Anthony Fauci. Paul accuses Fauci of lying under oath about gain-of-function research and COVID-19 origins and confirms he has submitted multiple criminal referrals to the DOJ. He also criticizes the Federal Reserve’s $2 billion headquarters renovation, highlighting the lack of congressional oversight and the Fed’s controversial practice of paying banks not to lend money—an arrangement he says costs taxpayers $188 billion annually, with a significant portion going to foreign banks.

The conversation shifts to judicial appointments, where Paul notes that the Senate has confirmed twice as many Trump appointees as it had by the same point in 2017, despite Democrat obstruction and outdated procedural hurdles. He expresses deep concern over the unchecked power of U.S. intelligence agencies, calling for sweeping reforms to prevent future abuses. Paul argues that the intelligence community has become too powerful and opaque, citing the misuse of FISA databases and surveillance programs like Quiet Skies, which allegedly targeted political figures such as Tulsi Gabbard.

In a lighter but pointed moment, Paul criticizes Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for participating in a Vogue photo shoot and vetoing a bill that would have banned sex change surgeries for minors. He labels Beshear as part of the extreme left and praises the Kentucky legislature for overriding the veto. The segment also includes a humorous exchange about the bureaucratic nightmare of obtaining a Real ID, with Paul sharing his own frustrations and joking about government overreach.

The hour crescendos with a detailed breakdown of Tulsi Gabbard’s press conference, where she outlines what she describes as irrefutable evidence of a coordinated effort by Obama-era officials to fabricate intelligence and launch a coup against the incoming Trump administration. Gabbard claims the Steele dossier was knowingly discredited yet used to justify surveillance and media narratives. She accuses the intelligence community, including former CIA Director John Brennan, of manipulating assessments and misleading lawmakers. The hosts emphasize the media’s complicity, calling out CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post for spreading disinformation and receiving Pulitzers for what they describe as “fake news.”

As the hour closes, Clay and Buck reflect on the broader implications of these revelations, suggesting they could reshape public understanding of both the 2016 and 2020 elections. They highlight the significance of a former Democrat like Gabbard leading the charge for transparency and accountability and speculate on the legal and political fallout that could follow. The segment ends with breaking news updates, including a judge’s refusal to release Epstein-related grand jury transcripts and a push to fire 25,000 IRS agents, underscoring the show’s commitment to covering stories the mainstream media allegedly ignores.

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📍Are you feeling overwhelmed by the chaos of the world? You're not alone. Former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor David Rutherford shares how the core concepts of his Froglogic framework—embracing fear, forging self-confidence, living the team life, and discovering purpose—can help you survive and thrive through life's darkest moments.

David opens up about his personal battles with fear, failure, and uncertainty, and explains how embracing these emotions can actually become the key to growth. If you're looking for a clear, actionable framework to reclaim control in an out-of-control world, this is the episode you need to hear.

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00:00 - My Time In BUDS
09:50 - I Needed A Mental Framework For Life

27:34 - “Froglogic” Framework

33:16 - Having A Positive Attitude

38:12 - Embracing Fear

47:35 - Team Life

58:00 - We All Need A Framework

 

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In this episode, Dustin Grage shares his journey from aspiring youth minister to political columnist at Townhall.com. He discusses his experiences growing up in Minnesota, the challenges of living in a blue state, and his hopes for the future of his family and community. Dustin emphasizes the importance of authenticity and staying true to oneself amidst external pressures, while also reflecting on the significance of family values and the desire to create a better world for the next generation. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday & Friday.

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In this episode, Tudor speaks with Kim Cantin, a survivor of the devastating Montecito mudslide in 2018, which claimed the lives of her husband and son. Kim shares her harrowing experience during the disaster, the miraculous rescue of her daughter, and the long journey of healing and recovery that followed. The conversation delves into themes of faith, community support, and finding meaning in loss, culminating in the release of Kim's memoir, 'Where the Yellow Flowers Bloom,' which aims to inspire others facing similar tragedies. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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Colbert is Not a Martyr

President Trump’s live Oval Office meeting alongside the President of the Philippines, Bongbong Marcos, where Trump addresses military cooperation, missile defense, and the Russia collusion hoax, which he calls the “biggest scandal in history.” Trump also accuses former President Obama of treason and reiterates claims that the 2020 election was stolen, asserting he won in a “landslide.”

The hosts then pivot to Hunter Biden’s media presence, speculating on his potential political ambitions following a widely discussed interview. They debate whether Hunter sees himself as a political savior for the Biden family, drawing parallels to past political comebacks.

A major segment focuses on the collapse of late-night television, with sharp criticism of Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon. The hosts highlight Colbert’s show reportedly losing $40 million annually, contrasting it with Greg Gutfeld’s success on Fox News. They argue that ideological bias, not profitability, drives decisions in mainstream media, likening late-night TV to the WNBA as a subsidized, failing enterprise.

Cameras on Cops

Revisiting the Breonna Taylor case, criticizing the DOJ’s sentencing of a police officer to nearly three years in prison despite his acquittal on state charges. The hosts frame this as a politically motivated response to BLM-era pressure.

Cop in Breonna Taylor Case Calls In

Exclusive interview with retired Louisville police officer Sergeant John Mattingly, who gives a firsthand account of the controversial Breonna Taylor raid. Mattingly revisits the events that led to the shooting, his injury during the operation, and the recent 33-month prison sentence handed down to fellow officer Brett Hankison—a sentence Mattingly and the hosts argue is a miscarriage of justice.

Mattingly challenges the mainstream narrative surrounding the Breonna Taylor case, disputing claims that the raid was conducted at the wrong address or under a no-knock warrant. He asserts that officers knocked and announced themselves, and that Taylor’s former boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, fired first, striking Mattingly in the leg. The conversation highlights the legal inconsistencies, including alleged misconduct by the Biden Department of Justice, and contrasts it with the more restrained approach of the Trump DOJ, which had recommended only a one-day sentence.

The hosts and Mattingly call for President Trump to issue a pardon or commutation for Hankison, emphasizing the unprecedented nature of his conviction—being the only officer in U.S. history sentenced for returning fire without hitting anyone. They argue this sets a dangerous precedent for law enforcement nationwide.

The hour also explores Breonna Taylor’s alleged ties to drug trafficking, including her relationship with Jamarcus Glover, and disputes her portrayal as an innocent EMT. Mattingly outlines evidence linking Taylor to Glover’s criminal enterprise, including financial records, vehicle registrations, and jailhouse communications.

AK Sen. Dan Sullivan

Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska discusses the transformative impact of the “Big Beautiful Bill” under the Trump administration. Sullivan contrasts the pro-energy, pro-development policies of Trump with the restrictive executive actions under Biden, emphasizing how the bill unlocks Alaska’s vast natural resources, mandates regular lease sales, and includes permitting reform to accelerate energy projects. He also critiques Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for obstructing confirmations and legislation, and addresses the confusion and manipulation surrounding ranked-choice voting in Alaska. Senator Sullivan invites Clay and Buck to broadcast from Alaska, showcasing the state’s energy potential and natural beauty. 

 

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Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives into a dynamic mix of political analysis, media critique, and cultural commentary. The hour opens with President Trump’s live Oval Office meeting alongside the President of the Philippines, Bongbong Marcos, where Trump addresses military cooperation, missile defense, and the Russia collusion hoax, which he calls the “biggest scandal in history.” Trump also accuses former President Obama of treason and reiterates claims that the 2020 election was stolen, asserting he won in a “landslide.”

The hosts then pivot to Hunter Biden’s media presence, speculating on his potential political ambitions following a widely discussed interview. They debate whether Hunter sees himself as a political savior for the Biden family, drawing parallels to past political comebacks.

A major segment focuses on the collapse of late-night television, with sharp criticism of Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon. The hosts highlight Colbert’s show reportedly losing $40 million annually, contrasting it with Greg Gutfeld’s success on Fox News. They argue that ideological bias, not profitability, drives decisions in mainstream media, likening late-night TV to the WNBA as a subsidized, failing enterprise.

The conversation also revisits the Breonna Taylor case, criticizing the DOJ’s sentencing of a police officer to nearly three years in prison despite his acquittal on state charges. The hosts frame this as a politically motivated response to BLM-era pressure.

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