Fight, Fight, Fight

Clay and Buck react to Zohran Mamdani’s recent mayoral win and its implications for the state’s political future. They spotlight Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s announcement that she’s running for governor of New York, positioning her as a strong Republican alternative to incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul. The hosts argue that Hochul’s leadership has contributed to rising crime, unaffordable living conditions, and failed bail reform policies—making Stefanik’s candidacy a potential turning point for the Empire State.

National politics also take center stage, with Donald Trump’s blunt remarks on Nancy Pelosi’s retirement drawing praise from the hosts. They frame Pelosi’s departure as symbolic of a broader shift in power and discuss how Trump’s continued influence is reshaping the political landscape. The conversation expands into the ongoing government shutdown, with bipartisan frustration mounting over unpaid federal workers and travel disruptions. Surprisingly, Senator John Fetterman is praised for his pragmatic stance on reopening the government, prompting Clay to reflect on how Fetterman has emerged as a rational voice in Congress.

Escape from New York 

Clay and Buck discuss the government shutdown and Donald Trump’s call to end the Senate filibuster to reopen federal operations. Trump also outlines his vision for election reform, including voter ID laws, restrictions on mail-in voting, and a return to single-day voting—topics that resonate strongly with the conservative base.

Clay shares his travel woes amid widespread airline cancellations, receiving support from fans including Southwest and JetBlue pilots offering standby tickets. This sparks a broader conversation about the show’s loyal audience and the challenges of navigating travel during government disruptions.  The hosts take calls from listeners grading Trump’s first 10 months in office. Opinions range from a C-minus to an A-plus, with debates over Trump’s handling of the economy, border security, and crime. Buck and Clay defend Trump’s record, citing historic declines in violent crime in cities like Memphis and Washington, D.C., and emphasizing his success in securing the southern border. They argue that inflation and high prices are lingering effects of Biden-era economic mismanagement, not failures of Trump’s current administration.  The conversation shifts to the role of artificial intelligence in boosting productivity and long-term economic growth. Buck shares insights from his visit to Taiwan’s TSMC and predicts that AI will transform daily life and improve quality of living, despite current frustrations over inflation and affordability.

Miracles Among Us

A compelling interview with Dr. Marc Siegel, Fox News medical analyst and author of Miracles Among Us. Siegel discusses the intersection of faith and science, recounting miraculous recoveries including DeMar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest on the field and the role of prayer, preparation, and divine intervention in healing. He also shares personal stories and emphasizes the power of hope and spirituality in medicine.

The Great Irony

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joins the conversation, defending his department’s decisions amid flight cancellations and staffing shortages. He urges critics to focus on reopening the government rather than blaming the FAA for safety-driven decisions. The hosts also discuss the broader implications of the shutdown, including delayed SNAP benefits and judicial overreach, with Vice President JD Vance criticizing a federal judge’s ruling that mandates executive action during the shutdown.  The Affordable Care Act comes under fire as Buck argues that Obamacare has made health insurance so expensive that many Americans now opt out entirely. He calls for transparency in government welfare programs and criticizes the euphemistic language used to describe food assistance, advocating for a return to plain terms like “food stamps.”

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Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with a high-energy Friday broadcast, diving into breaking news and political analysis while weaving in personal anecdotes and cultural commentary. The lead story centers on widespread airline disruptions, with Clay sharing a firsthand account of receiving a warning from his airline about potential flight cancellations—highlighting growing travel chaos ahead of the Thanksgiving season.

The hour pivots to New York politics, where Clay and Buck react to Zohran Mamdani’s recent mayoral win and its implications for the state’s political future. They spotlight Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s announcement that she’s running for governor of New York, positioning her as a strong Republican alternative to incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul. The hosts argue that Hochul’s leadership has contributed to rising crime, unaffordable living conditions, and failed bail reform policies—making Stefanik’s candidacy a potential turning point for the Empire State.

National politics also take center stage, with Donald Trump’s blunt remarks on Nancy Pelosi’s retirement drawing praise from the hosts. They frame Pelosi’s departure as symbolic of a broader shift in power and discuss how Trump’s continued influence is reshaping the political landscape. The conversation expands into the ongoing government shutdown, with bipartisan frustration mounting over unpaid federal workers and travel disruptions. Surprisingly, Senator John Fetterman is praised for his pragmatic stance on reopening the government, prompting Clay to reflect on how Fetterman has emerged as a rational voice in Congress.

The hosts propose a filibuster reform that would require 60 Senate votes to shut down the government, aiming to prevent future gridlock. They also touch on concerns about court-packing and constitutional amendments, warning that Democrats may pursue radical changes if given the opportunity.

In a lighter segment, Buck celebrates his personal victory in the “100 MPH Tennis Serve Challenge,” achieving a 103 mph serve and earning praise from tennis legend John Isner and podcast host Karol Markowicz. The moment is framed as a win for middle-aged athleticism and becomes a viral highlight across social media.  Clay also promotes his book Balls, sharing behind-the-scenes details about signing 500 new autographed copies and reflecting on the importance of deep reading in an AI-driven media landscape. The conversation turns to the rise of AI-generated content and misinformation, with Clay expressing concern about the erosion of original thought and the challenges facing future generations.

The hour wraps with listener calls, including a skeptical Trump supporter grading the president’s first year with an “F,” which Clay and Buck strongly dispute. They reaffirm their support for Trump’s performance and discuss the broader implications of voter turnout in recent elections.

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Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a dynamic mix of political commentary, personal stories, and listener engagement, continuing the momentum from the first hour. The segment opens with a discussion on the government shutdown and Donald Trump’s call to end the Senate filibuster to reopen federal operations. Trump also outlines his vision for election reform, including voter ID laws, restrictions on mail-in voting, and a return to single-day voting—topics that resonate strongly with the conservative base.

Clay shares his travel woes amid widespread airline cancellations, receiving support from fans including a Southwest pilot offering a standby ticket. This sparks a broader conversation about the show’s loyal audience and the challenges of navigating travel during government disruptions.  The hosts take calls from listeners grading Trump’s first 10 months in office. Opinions range from a C-minus to an A-plus, with debates over Trump’s handling of the economy, border security, and crime. Buck and Clay defend Trump’s record, citing historic declines in violent crime in cities like Memphis and Washington, D.C., and emphasizing his success in securing the southern border. They argue that inflation and high prices are lingering effects of Biden-era economic mismanagement, not failures of Trump’s current administration.

The conversation shifts to the role of artificial intelligence in boosting productivity and long-term economic growth. Buck shares insights from his visit to Taiwan’s TSMC and predicts that AI will transform daily life and improve quality of living, despite current frustrations over inflation and affordability.

Clay and Buck also react to Zohran Mamdani’s rent-freeze proposal in New York City, warning that such policies worsen long-term affordability. They emphasize the need for market-driven solutions rather than government intervention.  In a lighter segment, Clay announces that President Trump will attend the Washington Commanders vs. Detroit Lions game for a Veterans Day celebration, sitting in the owner’s box—a move likely to generate media buzz.

The hour features a compelling interview with Dr. Marc Siegel, Fox News medical analyst and author of Miracles Among Us. Siegel discusses the intersection of faith and science, recounting miraculous recoveries including DeMar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest on the field and the role of prayer, preparation, and divine intervention in healing. He also shares personal stories and emphasizes the power of hope and spirituality in medicine.

Listener talkbacks add humor and camaraderie, including praise for Buck’s 100 mph tennis serve and playful challenges for Clay to swim from Alcatraz. The hosts wrap up with reflections on their audience’s generosity and Clay’s book Balls, reinforcing their connection with fans and their commitment to authentic, engaging content.

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Hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show wraps up the week with a fiery mix of political analysis, cultural commentary, and listener interaction. The central theme of the hour is the ongoing government shutdown, which the hosts firmly attribute to Democratic obstruction. They argue that Democrats are attempting to renegotiate previously agreed-upon funding terms, causing widespread disruption across federal services, especially in air travel and healthcare.

Donald Trump’s response to the shutdown is highlighted, with the former president refusing to allocate trillions in taxpayer dollars to cover healthcare for illegal immigrants. Trump also touts improvements in gas prices and inflation under Republican leadership, contrasting them with the economic chaos of the Biden years. Buck emphasizes that while affordability remains a concern, the country is moving in a better direction thanks to Trump’s policies.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joins the conversation, defending his department’s decisions amid flight cancellations and staffing shortages. He urges critics to focus on reopening the government rather than blaming the FAA for safety-driven decisions. The hosts also discuss the broader implications of the shutdown, including delayed SNAP benefits and judicial overreach, with Vice President JD Vance criticizing a federal judge’s ruling that mandates executive action during the shutdown.

The Affordable Care Act comes under fire as Buck argues that Obamacare has made health insurance so expensive that many Americans now opt out entirely. He calls for transparency in government welfare programs and criticizes the euphemistic language used to describe food assistance, advocating for a return to plain terms like “food stamps.”

Listener calls and VIP emails add depth to the discussion, with federal employees urging Republicans to “hold the line” and praising Trump’s leadership. One caller rebukes a previous listener who gave Trump an “F” grade, citing improvements in gas prices and economic stability.  On a lighter note, Buck celebrates his 103 mph tennis serve, earning praise from friends and colleagues, including Ben Ferguson and Chris Knowles. Clay is challenged to complete an Alcatraz swim as his own physical feat.

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Dr. Nicole Saphier reflects on her inspiring experience at the Fox Nation Patriot Awards and shares insights on the power of personal innovation. She then dives into the latest developments surrounding GLP-1 medications—game-changing drugs for weight loss and diabetes management that remain out of reach for many Americans. Dr. Saphier discusses the growing obesity crisis, the urgent need to make these treatments affordable and accessible, and offers practical advice for maintaining health while policy and pricing catch up to medical innovation. Wellness Unmasked is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Friday.

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Ashley Brasfield of The Daily Caller joins to break down the government shutdown, this week’s elections, and the rise of New York’s “Hot Girls for Zohran” movement. She shares updates from Capitol Hill, insight on D.C. safety, and what Congress could still get done before year’s end.

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In this episode, Tudor sits down with Dr. Kurt Miceli, Medical Director at Do No Harm, to explore how parental rights are being eroded in children’s healthcare. They discuss the growing controversy over medical privacy laws that block parents from accessing their kids’ health records, especially around gender identity treatments. Dr. Miceli explains how gender ideology and social media are influencing medical decisions for minors, raising serious ethical and safety concerns. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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In this episode, Lisa sits down with Ryan Girdusky to unpack the latest election results and what they mean for the future of the Republican Party. They examine why GOP voter turnout continues to lag, how Democrats are capitalizing on enthusiasm and economic concerns, and what Republicans must do to rebound before the 2026 elections. The conversation dives into the rise of progressive candidates like Zohran Mamdani, growing fractures within the GOP, and the urgent need for stronger messaging, better candidates, and energized grassroots action to counter Democrat momentum heading into the next cycle. 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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