In Hour 1 of the live Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, Clay Travis sets the stage by reflecting on a memorable viral moment from the White House, using it as a springboard for a series of cutting-edge political and cultural discussions. He launches into a robust critique of mainstream media commentary—specifically calling out figures like Whoopi Goldberg—arguing that their comparisons between the challenges faced by certain groups in the United States and the conditions under repressive regimes like Iran misrepresent the realities of global human rights. Clay highlights how restrictive policies abroad, such as severe limitations on women's rights in Iran, sharply contrast with the broad freedoms and economic opportunities available in America. He underscores that the nation's high standard of living, democratic principles, and vibrant sports culture serve as clear indicators of its successful model of freedom and opportunity.

Further, the live broadcast delves into the importance of cultivating national service and international exposure among young Americans, comparing the disciplined environment in countries like Israel—where even 18-year-olds balance military responsibilities with everyday life—to the relative trivial pursuits observed in some segments of American youth culture. Emphasizing American values such as patriotism, self-reliance, and a global perspective, Clay argues that mandating a period of live service or travel could instill true gratitude and deeper understanding of the wider world. Throughout this hour, the show weaves a narrative that champions critical thinking, personal responsibility, and a belief in American exceptionalism while challenging prevailing victim narratives in modern political discourse.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show airing on the Juneteenth edition of the program, opens with Clay questioning the prioritization of Juneteenth over D-Day (June 6) as a national holiday, arguing for broader recognition of the sacrifices made by the Greatest Generation during World War II.

Clay then critiques a viral moment from The View, where Whoopi Goldberg controversially compared the experiences of Black Americans to women in Iran. He uses this to highlight the dangers of victimhood narratives and the erosion of national pride in American discourse.

A major focus of this hour is the Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision upholding Tennessee’s ban on gender transition procedures for minors. Clay strongly supports the ruling, arguing that children are not mature enough to make irreversible medical decisions. He contrasts this with legal standards that prevent minors from getting tattoos or being held fully accountable for crimes. Clay challenges liberal justices like Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, questioning how they can support juvenile leniency in criminal justice while endorsing life-altering medical procedures for teens.

President Donald Trump’s extension of the TikTok divestment deadline and his pending decision on potential U.S. military action against Iran are also discussed. Clay speculates humorously on the stress faced by Iranian nuclear workers amid the threat of U.S. bunker-buster bombs, underscoring the seriousness of the geopolitical situation.

Mental health among American youth is another key topic, sparked by a listener email from a crisis counselor. Clay explores how social media, fear-based political messaging, and cultural pessimism are contributing to rising anxiety and depression among teenagers.

Urban leadership failures are also in the spotlight. Clay critiques the governance of major cities like Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles, focusing on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s inflammatory claim that President Trump is trying to “eliminate Black existence.” Clay argues that anti-Trump sentiment is driving irrational voting behavior, leading to a cycle of poor leadership and urban decline.

The hour concludes with a reflection on American exceptionalism. Clay contrasts past presidential messages of hope and opportunity—from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama—with today’s nihilistic rhetoric. He warns that the belief in a fundamentally broken America is undermining ambition and mental health, especially among young people.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerful and wide-ranging discussion centered on national security, foreign policy, immigration, and cultural commentary, with a strong emphasis on current events involving President Donald Trump and Iran. Clay Travis opens the hour with breaking news: President Trump has issued a two-week ultimatum to Iran to return to the negotiating table, raising critical questions about the regime’s trustworthiness and long-term nuclear ambitions. Travis offers a detailed analysis of Iran’s strategic motivations, drawing parallels to North Korea’s nuclear deterrence and emphasizing the rationality behind tyrannical regimes seeking nuclear weapons to maintain power.

The conversation explores the geopolitical implications of Iran’s nuclear program, the risks of appeasement, and the potential for military intervention. Travis suggests that Israel, with U.S. air support, may need to take direct action against Iran’s nuclear facilities, including the possibility of targeting the Ayatollah. He argues that Iran’s leadership has proven untrustworthy for over four decades and that now, with Iran at its weakest, is the time for decisive action.

Guest Joey Jones, a decorated Marine Corps veteran and Fox News contributor, joins the show to discuss his new book, Behind the Badge: Answering the Call to Serve on America’s Home Front. Jones shares insights from first responders across the country and reflects on his own military service. He also weighs in on the Iran situation, emphasizing the importance of clear objectives in any military engagement and expressing confidence in President Trump’s strategic approach.

The hour also touches on domestic issues, including a Supreme Court ruling upholding Tennessee’s restrictions on gender transition procedures for minors. Travis and Jones discuss the implications of the ruling, highlighting the importance of parental responsibility and the dangers of irreversible medical decisions for children.

In a cultural segment, Travis reacts to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s recent comments on immigration, praising his analogy that immigrants should behave like respectful guests in America. The show also covers the growing popularity and controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark and the WNBA, with Jones noting the league’s increased visibility due to recent on-court drama.

Listeners from across the country call in and leave talkbacks, weighing in on topics ranging from Iran and college football tailgates to gender politics and international travel. The hour closes with a call to support the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews in their humanitarian efforts in Israel, following recent missile attacks.

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In this conversation, Ryan interviews Aidan Kearney, known as Turtleboy, about the controversial case of Karen Read and John O'Keefe. Turtleboy discusses how he became involved in the case, the dynamics of the trial, and the implications of police corruption. He shares insights into the innocence of Karen Read, the challenges faced during the trial, and the aftermath of the case, including his own legal troubles and future plans. 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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In this episode, Mary Katharine and Karol discuss the Supreme Court ruling that upheld Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming care for minors. They explore the implications of this ruling, public opinion on the issue, and the political ramifications for the Democratic Party. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes NORMALLY debut every Tuesday & Thursday.

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In this episode, Lisa interviews Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, about U.S. immigration policy. They discuss the effectiveness of Trump-era enforcement measures, the concept of self-deportation, and the economic impact of illegal immigration. Krikorian critiques current policies, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty and the need for practical reforms like mandatory e-verify. The Truth with Lisa Boothe is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. 

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In this explosive episode of Verdict, Sen. Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Israel’s decisive military strikes against Iran — including their targeting of nuclear facilities and the elimination of key military leaders. While Iran responds by targeting civilians with ballistic missiles, Cruz raises the critical question: should the U.S. join the effort and take out Fordow?

This episode of Verdict also offers exclusive insight into Sen. Cruz’s recent interview with Tucker Carlson, as he begins to unpack their intense two-hour showdown. Cruz explains that when it comes to foreign policy, Tucker has "gone bat crap crazy. He's gone off the rails. He is suddenly a hardcore isolationist.” 

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SCOTUS Transgender Ruling Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with Clay Travis broadcasting solo from Washington, D.C., while Buck Sexton is away on business. Clay opens the hour by discussing his time in the Capitol with his son, who is interning for TN Senator Bill Hagerty. He then pivots to a major breaking news story: a landmark 6-3 U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding Tennessee’s law banning gender transition procedures for minors. This decision, which Clay strongly supports, becomes the central focus of the hour. Clay emphasizes the importance of protecting children from irreversible medical procedures such as puberty blockers and gender-affirming surgeries. He argues that minors are not mature enough to make life-altering decisions and compares the issue to existing legal restrictions on tattoos, alcohol, and car rentals for young people. He criticizes what he describes as the “woke ideology” influencing medical professionals and parents, and calls for federal legislation to ban gender transition surgeries for minors nationwide. Throughout the hour, Clay repeatedly refers to the President Donald Trump, highlighting how the Trump administration has addressed transgender issues and how the media frames these debates. He critiques the Washington Post’s coverage of the Supreme Court ruling, calling it biased and misleading. Nothing Wrong with Disagreement Broadcasting from Washington, D.C., Clay Travis opens the hour with a vivid description of the aesthetic upgrades President Trump has made to the White House, including new flagpoles and a gold-embellished Oval Office, as well as plans for an outdoor dining patio inspired by Mar-a-Lago. A major focus of this hour is the Supreme Court’s landmark decision affirming Tennessee’s right to restrict gender transition surgeries for minors. Clay previews an upcoming interview with Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti, who successfully argued the case, and emphasizes the widespread parental support for such protections. The show then shifts to a critical foreign policy discussion on Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Clay analyzes polling data from CNN showing overwhelming bipartisan agreement—across Republicans, Democrats, and Independents—that Iran must not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons. He highlights that nearly 70% of Republican voters support U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, aligning with President Trump’s America First doctrine. Clay defends the rationality behind Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons from a geopolitical standpoint, while strongly advocating for decisive U.S. action to prevent it. TN AG Jonathan Skrmetti on his Supreme Court Win Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerful and timely discussion centered on major legal, political, and cultural developments shaping America today. Clay Travis, hosting solo while Buck Sexton attends the Cannes Advertising Festival, opens the hour with a deep dive into a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that upheld Tennessee’s law restricting gender transition surgeries for minors. Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti joins the program to break down the 6-3 decision, emphasizing the legal, medical, and cultural implications of the ruling. Skrmetti highlights the flawed science behind pediatric gender treatments, the growing international skepticism of such procedures, and the potential for future civil lawsuits from detransitioners. The conversation also explores the broader national impact of the ruling, including how states may handle cross-border medical procedures and the legal complexities surrounding parental rights and medical consent. Skrmetti underscores the importance of evidence-based policymaking over ideological influence, and the need for compassion and clarity in addressing gender dysphoria in youth. Sen. Bill Cassidy on the Big Beautiful Bill Clay welcomes U.S. Senator Bill C

Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with Clay Travis broadcasting solo from Washington, D.C., while Buck Sexton is away on business. Clay opens the hour by discussing his time in the Capitol with his son, who is interning for TN Senator Bill Hagerty. He then pivots to a major breaking news story: a landmark 6-3 U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding Tennessee’s law banning gender transition procedures for minors. This decision, which Clay strongly supports, becomes the central focus of the hour. Clay emphasizes the importance of protecting children from irreversible medical procedures such as puberty blockers and gender-affirming surgeries. He argues that minors are not mature enough to make life-altering decisions and compares the issue to existing legal restrictions on tattoos, alcohol, and car rentals for young people. He criticizes what he describes as the “woke ideology” influencing medical professionals and parents, and calls for federal legislation to ban gender transition surgeries for minors nationwide. Throughout the hour, Clay repeatedly refers to the President Donald Trump, highlighting how the Trump administration has addressed transgender issues and how the media frames these debates. He critiques the Washington Post’s coverage of the Supreme Court ruling, calling it biased and misleading. The show also features a call-in segment with listeners, including a nurse practitioner who cites research from the now-closed Tavistock Clinic in the UK. She discusses the psychological factors behind gender dysphoria and the long-term negative outcomes of medical transitions. Other callers share personal stories and concerns about the cultural and political climate surrounding transgender youth. Clay concludes the hour by previewing upcoming topics, including the Iran-Israel conflict, and interviews scheduled for later in the show with Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and Senator Bill Cassidy. He also touches briefly on sports headlines, including the Florida Panthers’ Stanley Cup victory, the NBA Finals, and Caitlin Clark’s performance in the WNBA. This hour is a must-listen for those interested in Supreme Court decisions, transgender youth legislation, parental rights, and conservative perspectives on gender identity issues. It blends legal analysis, cultural commentary, and listener engagement, all framed within the broader political landscape of 2025. 

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