Arynne Wexler and Clay discuss the situation in Iran, the potential for Israel to take military action against Iran, and the broader implications for US national security and foreign policy. The discussion covers topics such as the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, the role of the Iranian people, and the debate within the US over how to approach the Iran issue.

Clay also interviews FCC Chairman Brendan Carr about how do we empower the local broadcasters to serve the public interest and allow them to get some distance from the national programmers that are really just generating content in Hollywood and New York.

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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 in Cannes, France, meeting with major advertisers—a testament to the show's growing influence and reach. Clay reflects on the show's evolution and the recent surge in advertiser interest, highlighting the disconnect between mainstream brands and the show's massive, engaged audience. The hour delves into a wide range of topics, beginning with Clay’s personal experience spending Father’s Day at the Smithsonian’s Air and Space Museum with his son. He draws a powerful parallel between the Wright brothers’ pioneering spirit and the current stagnation in American innovation, emphasizing how figures like Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are reigniting the nation’s exploratory ambition—particularly in space travel and technological advancement. Clay contrasts two major events in Washington over the weekend: a military parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army and the “No Kings” protest opposing President Trump. He critiques the protestors’ historical ignorance, arguing that the military’s role in defeating monarchy and establishing American democracy is being overlooked. He underscores how President Trump’s celebration of American history and military tradition stands in stark contrast to the left’s emotionally driven, media-fueled opposition. The discussion also touches on the cultural and educational decline, using George Washington University’s decision to drop the “Colonials” mascot as a case study in historical misunderstanding. Clay argues that this trend reflects a broader societal failure to teach and preserve accurate American history. Throughout the hour, Clay emphasizes the importance of authenticity in leadership and media, asserting that President Trump’s transparency and consistency have strengthened his support, especially among younger voters. He also warns against political violence, condemning recent threats and attacks, and urges listeners to engage through peaceful, democratic means. The hour concludes with a preview of upcoming coverage on the escalating situation in the Middle East, particularly in Iran and Israel.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a high-stakes, real-time analysis of breaking geopolitical developments, with a strong focus on President Donald Trump’s leadership amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. Broadcasting from Washington, D.C., Clay Travis covers the urgent situation unfolding in the White House Situation Room, where President Trump is reportedly meeting with top advisors to discuss Israel’s request for the U.S. to deploy bunker-busting bombs against Iran’s underground nuclear facilities. This hour underscores Trump’s decade-long commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, reinforcing his consistent foreign policy stance. The show features a compelling call-in segment with Iranian-American listeners, offering firsthand perspectives on the Iranian regime, public sentiment within Iran, and the potential consequences of U.S. military intervention. One caller passionately supports regime change and criticizes Western media portrayals of Iranian citizens, emphasizing the secular and modern aspirations of many Iranians. Clay also revisits the 2009 Green Movement and subsequent protests in Iran, highlighting the long-standing resistance to the Ayatollah’s rule. He discusses the strategic implications of U.S. air superiority over Iran and features expert commentary from a former weapons developer on the tactical use of bunker-buster bombs. The conversation explores the feasibility of dismantling Iran’s nuclear infrastructure node by node, emphasizing the complexity of Iran’s underground facilities. In domestic political news, Clay critiques Senator Alex Padilla’s emotional Senate floor speech following his controversial interruption of Governor Kristi Noem’s press conference. Travis contrasts Padilla’s reaction with President Trump’s stoic response during a recent assassination attempt, framing Trump as a symbol of masculine resilience and authenticity—a theme he argues resonates deeply with American men and younger voters. The hour also touches on the broader cultural and political divide, with commentary on Representative Ilhan Omar’s criticism of the U.S. and her comparison to Somalia, which Clay uses to question the sincerity of her grievances. Listeners are reminded of upcoming guests in Hour 3, including Senator Rand Paul and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, who will provide updates on Capitol Hill developments and the “big beautiful bill” under debate. This episode is packed with real-time geopolitical analysis, strong conservative commentary, and listener engagement, making it a must-listen for those following U.S. foreign policy, national security, and the 2024 presidential election under President Donald Trump’s leadership. 

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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. Later in the hour, Clay welcomes U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana to discuss the progress of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” a legislative package aimed at reforming student loans, increasing access to technical education, and reducing federal spending. Cassidy shares insights on bipartisan negotiations, the importance of long-term fiscal responsibility, and his optimism for passing meaningful reforms. The senator also weighs in on President Donald Trump’s handling of Iran, Israel, and national security, praising the administration’s firm stance on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. In a lighter segment, Clay engages with listener feedback on language used during the show, sparking a humorous exchange about politically correct terminology and free speech. He also shares a viral clip from comedian Whitney Cummings, who humorously reflects on how motherhood shifted her political views, resonating with many listeners navigating similar life changes. The hour wraps with a call from a longtime member of the gay community, who offers a personal perspective on the transgender debate, emphasizing the rarity of true gender dysphoria and expressing concern over the current cultural climate surrounding children and gender identity.

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In this episode, Tudor and Jamie Lee Lardner delve into the latest Hollywood gossip, legal battles involving celebrities like Taylor Swift and Blake Lively, the shift from traditional movie production to streaming services, and the mental health challenges faced by stars like Justin Bieber. They also discuss the ongoing conversation surrounding Britney Spears and the recent Karen Read trial, exploring public perceptions and the complexities of celebrity life. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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Clay discusses recent political shifts regarding transgender issues, noting that many moderate voters are drawing a line when it comes to children and women's sports. He references a New York Times front page article about top Democratic contenders avoiding criticism of a recent Supreme Court decision on the matter.

Clay delves into a thought-provoking comparison between former President Barack Obama and Donald Trump's legacies. Clay argues that Obama is beginning to recognize that Trump has become more consequential and transformative than him in American politics. He suggests that Trump's presidency may have greater historical significance, likening Obama's realization to hearing the Jaws theme song as Trump devours his legacy.

 

Clay dives into comments from Congressman Max Frost about the US "becoming Florida," which Clay says would be exactly what most Americans want. 

 

Clay breaks down the movie "Jaws" as it approaches its 50th anniversary. Travis provocatively argued that "Jaws" is the most influential movie of all time, prompting listener calls with alternative suggestions including "Rocky." Travis shared personal stories about how "Jaws" affected his own relationship with swimming, noting he was afraid to swim even in pools at night after seeing the film. Multiple callers shared similar experiences, including one 58-year-old listener who still won't swim in ocean water where he can't touch the sand.

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In Hour 1 of the Friday edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Clay hosts solo while Buck remains on the French Riviera. Clay announces his upcoming broadcast from Traverse City, Michigan, where the show has gained a new affiliate. He introduces several key topics of discussion for the hour, including the 50th anniversary of the movie "Jaws," which Clay argues is the most influential movie ever made because of how it affects people's thinking every time they enter water.

Clay discusses recent political shifts regarding transgender issues, noting that many moderate voters are drawing a line when it comes to children and women's sports. He references a New York Times front page article about top Democratic contenders avoiding criticism of a recent Supreme Court decision on the matter.

The host also addresses Bob Iger, Disney CEO, and his women's soccer team "Angel City" rebranding as "Immigrant City FC." Clay criticizes this as a calculated pivot in language that conflates legal immigrants with illegal immigrants, arguing that the move is designed to make legal immigrants feel threatened when ICE only targets those illegally in the country.

Throughout Hour 1, Clay takes calls from listeners debating his "Jaws" theory, with one caller arguing that "The Exorcist" had a more profound psychological impact. Clay also briefly mentions the ongoing situation in Israel, where citizens are facing continuous missile attacks from Iran, with over 30 missiles daily for a week.

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In hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Clay delves into a thought-provoking comparison between former President Barack Obama and Donald Trump's legacies. Clay argues that Obama is beginning to recognize that Trump has become more consequential and transformative than him in American politics. He suggests that Trump's presidency may have greater historical significance, likening Obama's realization to hearing the Jaws theme song as Trump devours his legacy.

Clay also offers a critical assessment of recent presidents, calling George W. Bush "an unmitigated disaster" who squandered a balanced budget and led the country into questionable wars. He notes that Biden is widely considered "the worst president in the last two generations," even among Democrats. The discussion extends to how Trump's criticism of Bush's foreign policy resonated with many Americans disillusioned by the Iraq War.

The hour includes Clay's commentary on Michelle Obama after her recent podcast appearance where she stated she wouldn't want a son like her husband. Clay expresses surprise at this statement, considering Barack Obama's accomplishments, and suggests that Michelle comes across as "an entitled arrogant brat" who benefited from protective media coverage. He contrasts this with his own approach to broadcasting, emphasizing authenticity in both his public and private personas.

As the show moves toward its final hour, Clay mentions the 50th anniversary of the movie Jaws, playfully using its iconic theme music as a metaphor for Trump's advancing influence over Obama's presidential legacy. Throughout hour 2, Clay maintains that Trump will be remembered as the dominant political figure from 2015 through 2029, especially if his political movement continues through successors like JD Vance or Marco Rubio.

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