In this episode, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz discuss their Mother's Day experiences, delve into Trump's agreeing to receiving a jet from Qatar, and express concerns about Qatar's influence. They also analyze Trump's prescription drug pricing proposal and conclude with a discussion on SNL's recent comedic direction, highlighting a shift towards more relatable content. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. 

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In this episode, Lisa sits down with O.H. Skinner, Executive Director of the Alliance for Consumers, for an insightful look into the shifting landscape of corporate America's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts. Skinner traces the rise of DEI during the Obama era, the backlash and policy shifts under the Trump administration, and the growing tension companies face as they navigate political crossfire and rising consumer activism. Tune in to explore how external pressures—from Washington to Wall Street—are reshaping the values businesses promote. The Truth with Lisa Boothe is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network.

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Release of American Hostage Edan Alexander

The release of American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas custody is celebrated as a significant diplomatic win. Clay and Buck credit Trump’s administration for prioritizing American lives abroad and securing the release of hostages in hostile regions. They also discuss the controversy surrounding a luxury jet reportedly gifted by Qatar, framing it as a distraction from Trump’s broader achievements, including a reported $1 trillion in Middle East investment commitments.

Trump Gives Refugee Status to South Africans

Clay and Buck begin the hour with lighthearted nostalgia about voicemail and Sports Illustrated, before transitioning into a serious discussion about the Trump administration’s decision to resettle 50 white South African refugees in the United States.

The hosts explore the backlash from mainstream media and progressive institutions, including the Episcopal Church’s refusal to assist in the resettlement, framing it as a glaring double standard in U.S. immigration policy. They contrast the outrage over these 50 legal refugees with the lack of scrutiny over the millions of illegal immigrants who crossed the southern border under the Biden administration. Trump’s comments on the racial violence and land seizures in South Africa are highlighted, as well as the broader issue of state-sponsored discrimination and the erosion of safety in the region.

Nick Adams on Trump's Comeback

Nick Adams, author of the upcoming book "From Mar-a-Lago to Mars: President Trump’s Great American Comeback." Adams discusses Trump’s resilience, masculinity, and cultural influence, particularly among young men and athletes. He argues that Trump’s authenticity and refusal to conform have made him a symbol of strength and leadership, not just in America but across the Western world.

Dr. Nicole Saphier Joins the C&B Pod Network

The hour begins with the introduction of Dr. Nicole Saphier, a board-certified radiologist and Fox News contributor, who joins the Clay and Buck Podcast Network with her new show, "Wellness Unmasked." Dr. Saphier discusses her goals for the podcast, which will focus on cutting through misinformation in health and wellness, from cold plunges and saunas to chronic illness and food science.

A major topic of discussion is President Trump’s executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices. Dr. Saphier explains the significance of this move, noting that unlike President Biden’s limited Medicare-focused efforts, Trump’s plan targets broader negotiations across Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers. She highlights the legal and political challenges ahead, particularly from Big Pharma, but praises the administration’s aggressive stance on healthcare affordability.

The conversation shifts to the controversial nomination of Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General. Dr. Saphier critiques the pick, citing Means’ lack of completed medical training and limited clinical experience. She emphasizes the need for a unifying, credible figure in public health who aligns with both the “Make America Great Again” and “Make America Healthy Again” movements.

In a rapid-fire “lightning round,” Dr. Saphier weighs in on popular wellness trends like infrared saunas and cold plunges, offering practical insights into their health benefits. Clay and Buck also share personal anecdotes about their own experiences with these trends, adding humor and relatability to the segment.

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The hour begins with the introduction of Dr. Nicole Saphier, a board-certified radiologist and Fox News contributor, who joins the Clay and Buck Podcast Network with her new show, "Wellness Unmasked." Dr. Saphier discusses her goals for the podcast, which will focus on cutting through misinformation in health and wellness, from cold plunges and saunas to chronic illness and food science.

A major topic of discussion is President Trump’s executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices. Dr. Saphier explains the significance of this move, noting that unlike President Biden’s limited Medicare-focused efforts, Trump’s plan targets broader negotiations across Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers. She highlights the legal and political challenges ahead, particularly from Big Pharma, but praises the administration’s aggressive stance on healthcare affordability.

The conversation shifts to the controversial nomination of Dr. Casey Means as Surgeon General. Dr. Saphier critiques the pick, citing Means’ lack of completed medical training and limited clinical experience. She emphasizes the need for a unifying, credible figure in public health who aligns with both the “Make America Great Again” and “Make America Healthy Again” movements.

In a rapid-fire “lightning round,” Dr. Saphier weighs in on popular wellness trends like infrared saunas and cold plunges, offering practical insights into their health benefits. Clay and Buck also share personal anecdotes about their own experiences with these trends, adding humor and relatability to the segment.

Later in the hour, the hosts welcome Nick Adams, author of the upcoming book "From Mar-a-Lago to Mars: President Trump’s Great American Comeback." Adams discusses Trump’s resilience, masculinity, and cultural influence, particularly among young men and athletes. He argues that Trump’s authenticity and refusal to conform have made him a symbol of strength and leadership, not just in America but across the Western world.

The hour wraps with listener talkbacks, including praise for the show’s balance of serious content and humor. Clay also revisits his bold claim that he could swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco, sparking a lighthearted debate about endurance, hypothermia, and the logistics of the challenge.

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Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a high-energy breakdown of a politically charged and globally significant Mother’s Day weekend. Clay and Buck open with personal reflections before diving into a series of major developments led by former President Donald Trump. This hour covers the early framework of a new U.S.-China trade deal, a brokered ceasefire between India and Pakistan, and a potential peace negotiation between Ukraine and Russia. The hosts emphasize Trump’s active diplomacy and contrast it with what they describe as the Biden administration’s inaction.

A major focus is Trump’s executive order targeting high prescription drug prices. The hosts explore the implications for Big Pharma, healthcare affordability, and the disparity between U.S. and international drug costs. They highlight bipartisan frustration with the pharmaceutical industry and praise Trump’s move as a bold, populist step that resonates with voters across the political spectrum.

The release of American hostage Edan Alexander from Hamas custody is celebrated as a significant diplomatic win. Clay and Buck credit Trump’s administration for prioritizing American lives abroad and securing the release of hostages in hostile regions. They also discuss the controversy surrounding a luxury jet reportedly gifted by Qatar, framing it as a distraction from Trump’s broader achievements, including a reported $1 trillion in Middle East investment commitments.

Additional topics include immigration policy, with a focus on the resettlement of South African refugees, and the inefficiencies of the U.S. healthcare system. The hosts share personal anecdotes to underscore the need for reform and transparency in medical billing and insurance practices.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the political and cultural flashpoints dominating headlines, with a sharp focus on immigration, refugee policy, and the broader implications of race-based politics. Clay and Buck begin the hour with lighthearted nostalgia about voicemail and Sports Illustrated, before transitioning into a serious discussion about the Trump administration’s decision to resettle 50 white South African refugees in the United States.

The hosts explore the backlash from mainstream media and progressive institutions, including the Episcopal Church’s refusal to assist in the resettlement, framing it as a glaring double standard in U.S. immigration policy. They contrast the outrage over these 50 legal refugees with the lack of scrutiny over the millions of illegal immigrants who crossed the southern border under the Biden administration. Trump’s comments on the racial violence and land seizures in South Africa are highlighted, as well as the broader issue of state-sponsored discrimination and the erosion of safety in the region.

Listeners hear firsthand accounts from callers, including a former South African military veteran and a South Dakota farmer who works with South African laborers. These testimonials underscore the dangers faced by white South Africans and the value they bring to the U.S. as law-abiding, hard-working immigrants. The hosts argue that this refugee policy aligns with the original intent of the U.S. refugee program—offering protection to those facing persecution based on immutable characteristics like race or religion.

The hour also revisits Trump’s executive order to lower prescription drug prices, with a humorous anecdote about a wealthy friend shocked by the price disparity between the U.S. and the U.K. for weight-loss medications like Ozempic. The hosts use this to reinforce Trump’s populist appeal and his focus on economic fairness for everyday Americans.

Wrapping up, Clay and Buck celebrate the stock market’s strong performance, crediting Trump’s economic policies and tariff strategy for the rebound. They tease upcoming interviews and continue to frame the Trump administration’s recent actions as a series of decisive wins on immigration, foreign policy, and healthcare reform.

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OAN’s Pentagon correspondent Gabrielle Cuccia joins Buck Sexton to break down the unexplained use of Biden’s autopen to sign executive orders, the $1 trillion defense budget, and where that money is really going. Plus, they discuss the two Navy jets lost from the USS Truman—and why that matters.

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OAN’s Pentagon correspondent Gabrielle Cuccia joins Buck Sexton to break down the unexplained use of Biden’s autopen to sign executive orders, the $1 trillion defense budget, and where that money is really going. Plus, they discuss the two Navy jets lost from the USS Truman—and why that matters.

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In this conversation, Shahin Gobadi from the National Council of Resistance of Iran discusses the current state of Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the imminent threat posed by the regime's advancements in weaponization and delivery systems. He critiques the effectiveness of sanctions and advocates for a more robust international policy that recognizes the rights of the Iranian people to pursue regime change. Gobadi highlights the significant public dissent against the regime, noting that a vast majority of Iranians desire a democratic future free from oppression. He calls for a comprehensive approach to address the nuclear threat while supporting the Iranian resistance movement. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. 

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