Speaker 1: Welcome everybody. Tuesday edition of The Clay Travis and Buck
Speaker 1: Sexton Show kicks off right now. I was just listening
Speaker 1: to Trump speaking in Saudi Arabia, taking something of a
Speaker 1: victory lap already on what's going on with the trade deals,
Speaker 1: and he's trying to get a trillion dollars of golf
Speaker 1: investment into the United States. And we'll bring you some
Speaker 1: of those highlights. Also, the market looking pretty good these days,
Speaker 1: and we got inflation number low. Trump actually said, Clay,
Speaker 1: you'd be proud just like you. It's like I told
Speaker 1: you to buy about a month ago. I told you
Speaker 1: to buy. It was a good time. It turns out
Speaker 1: he got a lot of heat for that then, but
Speaker 1: it was a good time to buy. Inflation has fallen
Speaker 1: to two point three percent, which is even lower than expected.
Speaker 1: But when is the rate cut going to happen? It's
Speaker 1: time for a rate cut, everybody. What's going on with Jerome?
Speaker 1: Too slow Jerome or whatever he calls him, you know,
Speaker 1: too late Jerome. He needs to get this thing going
Speaker 1: in a big way. We've also got some crazy details
Speaker 1: coming in about the Newark air traffic crisis that from
Speaker 1: the Newark Airport it's just indicative of how much we
Speaker 1: need to fix some things in this country. Now. I
Speaker 1: know Secretary Duffy is on it. We've talked to his office.
Speaker 1: He'll be joining us when he can. But it's a
Speaker 1: little bit of an all hands on deck situation over
Speaker 1: there right now for US Transportation Administration. So we'll we'll
Speaker 1: dive into that later later on the program will have
Speaker 1: Secretary Duffy. I don't know this week, next week, sometime soon,
Speaker 1: but Clay amidst the the the victory lap going on
Speaker 1: with Trump and the Middle East deals that are underway,
Speaker 1: the deal making that this president is known for. There
Speaker 1: is a lot of attention now on the details that
Speaker 1: are coming out. As we said, we've been preparing you
Speaker 1: for this for a while, details that are coming out
Speaker 1: about just how much of a mental and physical wreck,
Speaker 1: just how debilitated was Joe Biden while he was president,
Speaker 1: and while they were telling us that he was great,
Speaker 1: not that he was kind of okay, but that he was,
Speaker 1: you know, fit as a fiddle, sharpest he'd ever been
Speaker 1: Sharpes's attack all of that stuff. Clay, We're going to
Speaker 1: get into this and for those who are going to
Speaker 1: say to us I'm just gonna get ahead of this, Clay,
Speaker 1: because you know we're going to get these calls. Why
Speaker 1: are you guys talking about this last election? It is
Speaker 1: because the media that is Democrat, the media that lied
Speaker 1: about Russia collusion and COVID and all this stuff. They
Speaker 1: are flat on their asses right now and this is
Speaker 1: their this is their effort to rehabilitate their image, to
Speaker 1: regain trust, to regain power, to stop the Trump agenda.
Speaker 1: So it's not old news that nobody should care about.
Speaker 1: It's we can't let them get away with the lie
Speaker 1: because they're doing this for a reason. Why is there
Speaker 1: such a focus on this? Okay, And we'll get into
Speaker 1: some of that. And we've got a great Jake Tapper, Montage.
Speaker 1: Clay and I are probably gonna argue over whether we
Speaker 1: should actually have Tapper on the show or not. I'm
Speaker 1: now after today, I'm just like I can't. I just
Speaker 1: gonna know. I'm just gonna be like, dude, you're just
Speaker 1: You're just a liar and a scumbag and this is gross.
Speaker 1: But okay, maybe we have mom. We'll get to that later.
Speaker 1: Here's here's where we are, Clay. They're saying now that
Speaker 1: Biden's physical deterioration. Physical deterioration was so severe. This is
Speaker 1: from the Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson book, which is
Speaker 1: out next week. Physical deteriorations so severe that they discussed
Speaker 1: among his senior advisors that he would need to be
Speaker 1: wheelchair bound after the election, that he would, you know,
Speaker 1: need to be wheelchair bound. And this is amazing, Meet Clay,
Speaker 1: because we have audio of me back in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: two that they would put them out on stage in
Speaker 1: a wheelchair if they had to, and that that's how
Speaker 1: invested in Biden they are. And maybe I'll play that
Speaker 1: audi you later, but can we I just I want
Speaker 1: your take on this because I want everyone they're doing
Speaker 1: this for a reason. They're lying again. They were not fooled.
Speaker 1: The story is now Biden's advisors fooled us. We had
Speaker 1: no idea. I don't think they're going to be able
Speaker 1: to pull this off. I actually think they're running into
Speaker 1: the wood chipper once again. Yeah, we told you that
Speaker 1: this was all going to happen.
Speaker 2: As soon as the election was over, the truth would
Speaker 2: be told. And I think this is the death knell
Speaker 2: in legacy media because COVID started this and Trump in
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen with the concept of fake news, but to
Speaker 2: argue that Joe Biden was fit as a fiddle, as
Speaker 2: CNN did two days before the June twenty seventh presidential debate,
Speaker 2: to argue as NBC News did about two weeks but
Speaker 2: for the presidential debate, that I in particular was engaged
Speaker 2: in misinformation and disinformation for sharing videos that showed Biden
Speaker 2: was not mentally and physically up to the job at
Speaker 2: the G seven. For them to then have all of
Speaker 2: this arise and for their defense to be well, there
Speaker 2: was no way we could have known. I think is
Speaker 2: lighting whatever tiny ounce of credibility these legacy media institutions
Speaker 2: had on fire. And I will point out one very
Speaker 2: significant aspect. Have you noticed, Buck, that the concept of
Speaker 2: misinformation and disinformation has virtually vanished. Fact checking so far,
Speaker 2: to a large extent, has vanished too. I think that
Speaker 2: the legacy media has lost the legitimacy to be considered
Speaker 2: umpires anymore. It's almost like everybody has just decided we'll
Speaker 2: call the game ourselves. Remember when you were a kid
Speaker 2: and you played kickball, and you didn't have an umpire,
Speaker 2: and if you had a really tough call. What would
Speaker 2: you do? Both sides would just say do over. We
Speaker 2: don't know exactly what happened, We'll do it over. I
Speaker 2: feel like most people in America now have said, I'm
Speaker 2: going to trust my own eyes. I don't need someone
Speaker 2: to be trying to demonstrate or tell me what is
Speaker 2: going on in the larger world. There's plenty of sources
Speaker 2: to seek out, and the legacy media is the most
Speaker 2: dishonest group of people that are Democrat propagandists.
Speaker 1: Here is a way that I would put it.
Speaker 2: If Trump had had the mental and physical deterioration that
Speaker 2: Biden had, how would they have covered Trump? And you
Speaker 2: got some minor idea. Remember how they covered Trump when
Speaker 2: he slowly walked down the stairway. I guess it was
Speaker 2: kind of a runway a little bit at West Point
Speaker 2: when it was wet, and they were saying, oh, my goodness,
Speaker 2: this guy doesn't have the mental or physical capability. You
Speaker 2: remember that story or the challenges associated with the way
Speaker 2: that they covered it. They would have had every single
Speaker 2: detail on Trump's health dead to right. They would have
Speaker 2: obsessively covered any attempt to argue that he was the
Speaker 2: best version of himself.
Speaker 1: It's actually substantially work and what you're saying is all true,
Speaker 1: but I think it's substantially worse than that, Clay when
Speaker 1: you add into it. They talked about the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: Amendment for Trump all the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there were, there were. They don't talk about it
Speaker 2: at all now though, that's funny.
Speaker 1: Right, right, But they talked about it all the time
Speaker 1: when Trump was president's first term, Clay, they had psychiatrists
Speaker 1: showing up on CNN who were you know, because they
Speaker 1: were told to by their puppet masters, claiming that you know,
Speaker 1: Trump had some tick or because he said something that
Speaker 1: was off whatever it is, that he actually had some
Speaker 1: form of like a brain degeneration. I mean, yeah, they
Speaker 1: were they were absence, So so your point, yeah, they
Speaker 1: would have covered it differently well with Trump. They just
Speaker 1: lied about him having dementia. So they lied about Trump
Speaker 1: having dementia, and then they lied about Biden not having dementia.
Speaker 1: And I actually am gonna because you know, this is
Speaker 1: also me getting to get a little bit of my
Speaker 1: swagger back. After losing the steak bet to Clay, the
Speaker 1: big stake bet that we had over whether they would
Speaker 1: keep Biden in the whole point is they wanted to
Speaker 1: keep Biden in and the story, the narrative that they're
Speaker 1: now peddling that it is here. This is the quote
Speaker 1: that's getting a lot of attention right now, is trying
Speaker 1: to defeat Donald Trump in one hundred and seventy days
Speaker 1: was a bleeping nightmare. This is from David Pluff in
Speaker 1: the book It's All Biden. He totally bleeped us. This
Speaker 1: is a lie. They all went along with it because
Speaker 1: Kamala is an imbecile and they only put her in
Speaker 1: the vice president slot because of DEEI, because she's a
Speaker 1: black woman. That is the only reason she was chosen
Speaker 1: to be at the bottom of that ticket. They knew
Speaker 1: she couldn't win the general election on her own, and
Speaker 1: they thought they could keep lying about Joe Biden as
Speaker 1: long or as long as they could, or as long
Speaker 1: as they would need to to get him, and then
Speaker 1: it was going to be Kamala was president, you know,
Speaker 1: within the first few months of twenty twenty five. That
Speaker 1: was the whole game.
Speaker 2: Yes, and I still say I I the story that
Speaker 2: has not been told that I still want told buck
Speaker 2: is why did they debate on June twenty seventh that
Speaker 2: is the number one question that I had.
Speaker 1: I think it happened to be for camp. I agree
Speaker 1: that is the thing that actually, if somebody can get
Speaker 1: me insight into, I agree that would be really noteworth like,
Speaker 1: that would be very interesting. But I think in a
Speaker 1: year of the grossest political miscalculations, or an election with
Speaker 1: the grossest political miscalculations of our lifetime, raid mar A Lago,
Speaker 1: bring four criminal indictments, he'll never be able to win.
Speaker 1: Then think of the things that they did all backfired
Speaker 1: when they raided mar A Lago, the Republican primary was over,
Speaker 1: Trump was the nominee. They brought four criminals.
Speaker 2: They actually convicted him in New York, Yes, felon thirty
Speaker 2: thirty four felonies.
Speaker 1: They convicted him of thirty four felonies, and were I'm
Speaker 1: too scared to do a damn thing about it, Clay.
Speaker 1: Now they're trying to play this game of oh we
Speaker 1: didn't know, or oh it was hidden from us. They're
Speaker 1: all liars. There's all I and here here's we'll provide you.
Speaker 1: By the way, I know you want to tea up.
Speaker 1: We have all Tapper Montage. Oh yeah, does is he
Speaker 1: gonna want to come on even after we play this montage.
Speaker 1: I don't know, because it's not He's not gonna be
Speaker 1: able to play his usual games here. But okay, hold on,
Speaker 1: I don't know, the audience doesn't really want them on.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about that later, but here you go, Clay.
Speaker 1: In April of we just got the revelation today about
Speaker 1: the wheelchair. Okay, yes, the aides were told, Hey, I
Speaker 1: think Biden's gonna have to be in a wheelchair. And
Speaker 1: this is you know, in the last year. Here's me
Speaker 1: on this show April of twenty twenty two, three years ago.
Speaker 1: Play it. Do you think that if this got to
Speaker 1: a point and to be very clear, I wish this
Speaker 1: on literally no one, certainly including Joe Joe Biden, But
Speaker 1: if his health deterior to the point where he had
Speaker 1: to be moved around in a wheelchair and aids had
Speaker 1: to largely speak for him, do you think the New
Speaker 1: York Times would say, Joe Biden still a steady hand
Speaker 1: on the eccon. I wonder how far they're willing to
Speaker 1: keep the charade going. Honestly, I mean, look at what
Speaker 1: they've done with COVID, look at the madness that they're
Speaker 1: willing to embrace for ideological and partisan ends. I'm not
Speaker 1: even sure what it would take for them to admit.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm wondering what is the outer limit of
Speaker 1: their willingness to prop up Joe Biden, who is clearly
Speaker 1: not a responsible choice for president of the United States
Speaker 1: right now. I think there'd be a lot of people
Speaker 1: would say, Joe still, you know, he's still all there.
Speaker 1: He has to have sake, you know, talk for him,
Speaker 1: and they wheel him around, And I think that that's
Speaker 1: where we are. I think there are a lot of
Speaker 1: people that would do that. Am I a profit, Clay
Speaker 1: that you and be talking three years ago?
Speaker 2: You would really have been a profit if you had
Speaker 2: recognized that he wasn't gonna be the nominee, because then
Speaker 2: you wouldn't have to pay for a stake back if
Speaker 2: you just followed the natural logic of your wheelchair analogy there.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: I do think that this.
Speaker 2: Is a aquarion call for the necessity of new media outlets,
Speaker 2: because if you're out there and you're wondering, they're obsessively
Speaker 2: in the White House. We talked about this for years.
Speaker 2: I do think that one reason this show has grown
Speaker 2: an audience is We've been proven to have been right
Speaker 2: about the biggest issues. I'm not saying we get everything perfect.
Speaker 2: We were wrong on twenty twenty two Red Wave. I
Speaker 2: was in particular, I thought we would get it.
Speaker 1: We didn't.
Speaker 2: We got it in twenty twenty four instead. But if
Speaker 2: you go back and look over the last four years
Speaker 2: that we've been talking to everybody on the really big issues,
Speaker 2: does the COVID shot work? Do masks need to be
Speaker 2: worn by two year olds? Does it is Joe Biden
Speaker 2: in good mental and physical health? Is Trump up to
Speaker 2: the job of being president? Two point zero? We've gotten
Speaker 2: almost all those really big issues right. And I do
Speaker 2: think that media audiences are in many ways a weying
Speaker 2: of legitimacy, and Fox News has soared, We've swored, and
Speaker 2: all these other organizations are paying the price for ying
Speaker 2: to their base.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, I think that for one thing, it should
Speaker 1: matter that we're right. But also another test here in
Speaker 1: all of this is these people who are now coming
Speaker 1: forward to report on what they should have been reporting
Speaker 1: on a year ago at a bare minimum, a year
Speaker 1: ago at a bare minimum right, meaning that this is
Speaker 1: in enough time that they could have had more of
Speaker 1: a real Clay, why weren't they reporting on it last
Speaker 1: May because they were all in on it, being Biden.
Speaker 1: I know that Biden ended up being pushed Biden. They
Speaker 1: they took it up the middle of the football field
Speaker 1: with Biden to the to the goal line, and then
Speaker 1: they decided they were gonna just you know, go for
Speaker 1: it one last time. They got so close and he
Speaker 1: fumbled it, and they all were in on this plan.
Speaker 1: They were all a part of this. That's right. I'm
Speaker 1: going sports analogies, and this is important for everyone to remember.
Speaker 1: They were not duped. They were in on the lie.
Speaker 1: And now they want to try to regain credibility so
Speaker 1: they can then turn around and attack Trump with greater efficacy.
Speaker 1: They want to be able to tear him down by
Speaker 1: being we're the journalists, we just and we're not letting
Speaker 1: it happen. And that's why this matters. That's why this
Speaker 1: is us telling everybody through. But yeah, I was saying, Clay,
Speaker 1: the point that I was making in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 1: I think that they would say he's fine, even if
Speaker 1: they had to put him out in a wheelchair. It
Speaker 1: did get to that point, Yes, that is what happened.
Speaker 1: But then the debate, the only the debate. That's that's
Speaker 1: the story, right.
Speaker 2: Why did they do debate in June twenty seven because
Speaker 2: they could have continued with your whe Who ordered the
Speaker 2: code read on Biden? Like, why did they do that?
Speaker 2: I think they thought he could get through it. I
Speaker 2: don't think they thought it would end at Clay makes
Speaker 2: no sense. I think they actually had convinced themselves we'll
Speaker 2: just push through this one more time then we're done.
Speaker 2: I think that's what again, that is the reporting. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's in this book, but that I would say, again,
Speaker 2: we got to go to break here, but Buck, the
Speaker 2: real question to me that needs to be told is
Speaker 2: who got that debate on the schedule, because if they
Speaker 2: had just waited until September, he would have been the
Speaker 2: nominee to do debates.
Speaker 1: And then they should have just skipped the debate altogether.
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Speaker 2: Trump has landed, Oh my goodness, we have a baby.
Speaker 2: Buck has got his baby boy just sat down and
Speaker 2: said hi for just a second on the video feed
Speaker 2: of Clay and Buck, and he is coming up on
Speaker 2: basically a month old. I think right now if I'm
Speaker 2: remembering the math correctly, which is very exciting.
Speaker 1: I never thought I would really have to this way, Clay,
Speaker 1: but in the middle of radio show breaks, Now I've
Speaker 1: got to change diapers. But I'm getting pretty good at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that is a that's a skill set. Just
Speaker 2: wait till you start having the diaper change. And then
Speaker 2: I was you know, it's funny, I flew. I was
Speaker 2: in Chicago over the weekend. University of Chicago had a
Speaker 2: panel discussion on the First Amendment censorship, lots of fun
Speaker 2: Jonathan Turley was on it, among others. And I was
Speaker 2: on my way back and in the airport bathroom there
Speaker 2: was a guy traveling there from Portland with his little girl.
Speaker 1: She was like two years old. They had just landed.
Speaker 2: They were going to the bathroom and everything else, and
Speaker 2: you know, they are washing my hands at the sink
Speaker 2: and he's like, hey, you know, like I listened to
Speaker 2: the show. We talked about him living in Portland, but
Speaker 2: he was traveling with his two year old, and I
Speaker 2: was like, well, how's it going. It's like, that's a
Speaker 2: long flight Portland to Chicago with a lap child. And
Speaker 2: it was reminding me you got this to look forward to,
Speaker 2: because I told him over the weekend that this conversation
Speaker 2: all three of my kids when they were in that
Speaker 2: lap travel child age. So if you're under two, basically
Speaker 2: you can travel many of you know, in the lap
Speaker 2: of your parent. All three of them different time threw
Speaker 2: up on me in the air on airplanes, all three
Speaker 2: of them at three different times, all while being lap
Speaker 2: of babies, just absolute just unloaded on me. And I
Speaker 2: just remember all those times. You know, you're just sitting
Speaker 2: there just I mean, this is going to inevitably happen
Speaker 2: to you at some point. I feel like it's happened
Speaker 2: to every parent. So you're in the diaper changing at
Speaker 2: some point, you'll be in the midst of a diaper
Speaker 2: change when you have the blow up happened, right.
Speaker 1: Oh, I've already I've already gotten hit with the sprinkler
Speaker 1: system a few times.
Speaker 2: You've gotten hit by the sprinkler. Yeah, that's the thing
Speaker 2: is it's kind of impressive, even at a young age.
Speaker 2: How far the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like the old Super Circle commercial. Yeah, back
Speaker 1: in the day. It is.
Speaker 2: It is kind of extraordinary, even with babies, how far
Speaker 2: that that stuff could hit, uh, the splash pad zone.
Speaker 2: But I was bringing us in here. Trump has landed
Speaker 2: in Saudi Arabia and he took off yesterday during the show.
Speaker 2: I think it's an eleven or twelve hour flight to
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia. They've already be been doing a bunch of
Speaker 2: events in Saudi Arabia, and I just wanted to familiarize
Speaker 2: you guys with what's going on, including Saudi Arabia announcing
Speaker 2: that they will be investing somewhere around six hundred billion
Speaker 2: dollars in America. And I believe we have multiple different
Speaker 2: cuts here. Let's go with cut thirty two. I think
Speaker 2: this just happened in the last hour or so in
Speaker 2: the Middle East. This is Trump in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: Before our eyes.
Speaker 5: A new generation of leaders is transcending the ancient conflicts
Speaker 5: of tired divisions of the past and forging a future
Speaker 5: where the Middle East is defined by commerce not chaos,
Speaker 5: where it exports technology not terrorism, and where people of
Speaker 5: different nations, religions, and creeds are building cities together, not
Speaker 5: bombing each other out of existence.
Speaker 6: We don't want that.
Speaker 2: This is why again, there are many reasons that the
Speaker 2: attacks on Trump have fallen flat. But I like this
Speaker 2: cut thirty four that we have too talking about. After
Speaker 2: so many decades of conflict, Trump basically is just trying
Speaker 2: to avoid there being any more conflict, which I would
Speaker 2: think most people would have to agree is a good thing.
Speaker 7: Cut thirty four, after so many decades of conflict. Finally,
Speaker 7: it is within our grasp to reach the future that
Speaker 7: generations before us could only dream about, a land of peace, safety, harmony, opportunity, innovation,
Speaker 7: and achievement right here in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: Okay, and one more thing, Buck, that is probably the
Speaker 2: most significant decision that has to be made in the
Speaker 2: Middle East and maybe in all of geopolitical decision making
Speaker 2: for Trump going forward. What are we going to do
Speaker 2: about Iran? And how do we handle keeping them ideally
Speaker 2: from getting a nuclear weapon? Cut thirty five. Trump just
Speaker 2: talked about it in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 5: But with that set can have a much brighter future,
Speaker 5: but will never allow America and its allies to be
Speaker 5: threatened with terrorism or nuclear attack.
Speaker 6: The choices theirs to make. We really want them to
Speaker 6: be a successful country. We want them to be a wonderful, safe,
Speaker 6: great country, but they cannot have a nuclear weapon. This
Speaker 6: is an offer that will not last forever. The time
Speaker 6: is right now for them to choose. Right now, we
Speaker 6: don't have a lot of time to wait.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that is going on? Buck?
Speaker 2: Can you believe this? There is more news about Biden's
Speaker 2: dementia breaking.
Speaker 1: Have you seen this yet?
Speaker 2: Axios is reporting that Joe Biden didn't recognize George Clooney
Speaker 2: at the June twenty twenty four fundraiser that Clooney hosted
Speaker 2: in LA despite the two having known each other for
Speaker 2: fifteen years.
Speaker 1: I mean, are we supposed to be though?
Speaker 6: Like what?
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, but this is I do think it
Speaker 2: explains why George Clooney wrote that op ed. But what
Speaker 2: he should have done is wrote the op ed and
Speaker 2: says said that Joe Biden did not know who I was,
Speaker 2: he cannot be president, and.
Speaker 1: He refused to burn the ships. In fact, Cortes scutt
Speaker 1: Old didn't burn the ships, but that's a whole other conversation.
Speaker 1: He refused to go all in because he knew that
Speaker 1: there was a chance it would fail, and then he
Speaker 1: would have completely destroyed Biden's chance if he stayed in.
Speaker 1: So instead he pushed that op ed and didn't tell
Speaker 1: the most That should have been the first line. If
Speaker 1: that was the first line of Biden's op ed, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry of Clooney's op ed about Biden, there would have
Speaker 1: been no choice but to have an immediate, you know,
Speaker 1: meeting and basically say, look, we're gonna have the twenty
Speaker 1: fifth Amendment. Going what, Sorry, I'm just laughing the quotes
Speaker 1: from the book You Know George, An aide told Biden
Speaker 1: when he met Clooney at the fundraiser. The aide said,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, Biden said, per the book, Hi, George Clooney
Speaker 1: was shaken to his core. The President hadn't recognized him,
Speaker 1: a man he had known for years. Uh again, I
Speaker 1: just Clooney wrote and said, we need a new nominee.
Speaker 1: He didn't say, I've known this guy for fifteen years
Speaker 1: and his.
Speaker 2: Brain is so deteriorated that he had no idea who
Speaker 2: we are. And look, I'm not trying to like blow
Speaker 2: up George Clooney here, but you and I would freaking
Speaker 2: know George Clooney if we saw him, right, and we've
Speaker 2: never met him in our entire life, because he is
Speaker 2: a famous movie star, just like I would know Julia
Speaker 2: Roberts if I saw her.
Speaker 1: Here's here's also, though, what we cannot lose sight of
Speaker 1: as we're seeing these revelations. He shouldn't have been allowed
Speaker 1: to finish out his presidency. I know they'll say, oh,
Speaker 1: it was fine, and you know there was no no,
Speaker 1: he was not of sound mind. They should have said
Speaker 1: you resign or we're using the twenty fifth Amendment. They
Speaker 1: should have said you're out, because what if we get
Speaker 1: hit with a first strike from an You know, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry this the whole thing was a total sham and
Speaker 1: we cannot let this go.
Speaker 2: Let me also point this out, buck, If George Clooney
Speaker 2: is saying Biden didn't recognize me, are you really telling
Speaker 2: me that all the high end Hollywood people didn't hear
Speaker 2: that George Clooney story. You know, for everybody out there
Speaker 2: that is claiming, how could we have known when George
Speaker 2: Clooney isn't recognized by Biden in June of twenty twenty four, Okay,
Speaker 2: everybody who's at a high level in Hollywood hears that
Speaker 2: story and is aware of it, and it didn't go public.
Speaker 1: Wow, here's what I think happened. And again, whatever they're
Speaker 1: telling you in this book is for a reason, and
Speaker 1: it's not to tell you the truth. Trying to manipulate
Speaker 1: public opinion around this issue. Okay, these are partisans writing
Speaker 1: the book. They are partisans pushing this narrative. Clay, You've
Speaker 1: always asked who ordered the code read who was the
Speaker 1: one who finally pushed him out? How did that conversation go?
Speaker 1: I think I had said initially when we had these discussions,
Speaker 1: Pelosi probably sat down with them and said, you know,
Speaker 1: your family will be forever exiled from the Democrat elite.
Speaker 1: No cushy gigs for you know, your grandchildren. No waved
Speaker 1: into Brown and Harvard and whatever, even if they're total
Speaker 1: ne'er dowell idiots yep, which is classic for all these
Speaker 1: Democrat politicians. Kids. They you know, they just wave in
Speaker 1: these kids that are can barely spell. I think also
Speaker 1: she might have said, the cloning story goes public, if
Speaker 1: you don't step down now, that would be a total
Speaker 1: that's a mutually assured destruction moment, because that's saying we're
Speaker 1: gonna give Trump the election. But if you're Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: then you know it's all it's all over for you
Speaker 1: right then, you know, And by the way that story
Speaker 1: goes public, I don't think he's allowed to finish out
Speaker 1: his term. So that's the leverage that they may have
Speaker 1: had to get him to finally, Clay, he didn't want
Speaker 1: to go on you last? How How long did he last?
Speaker 2: Three weeks after the debate? How long three weeks after
Speaker 2: the debate?
Speaker 1: Are week? Twenty three weeks after that debate? He hung
Speaker 1: in there? He didn't want to go. Yeah, how'd they
Speaker 1: get him to go? I think they said, you either
Speaker 1: step aside or rather you either you know, step aside
Speaker 1: for the election and we'll let you finish your term,
Speaker 1: or we blow this whole thing up twenty fifth Amendment,
Speaker 1: Kamala becomes a president anyway, and you're done.
Speaker 2: That's what somebody go back and pull this what you
Speaker 2: just laid out is my theory for how they got
Speaker 2: Biden out. I think they threatened him with the twenty
Speaker 2: fifth Amendment. It hasn't come public yet, but I think
Speaker 2: they said, you're not able to do the job. We
Speaker 2: are going to blow you up. Your option is you
Speaker 2: have to withdraw.
Speaker 1: And remember also look at how craven that is. Because
Speaker 1: the twenty fifth Amendment, Clay, if they were willing to
Speaker 1: threaten to use it, it means that they should have
Speaker 1: used it. Totally.
Speaker 2: I agree with you, but think about it's fun for
Speaker 2: me take a step back and think about how history
Speaker 2: will cover this, because we're living in the moment and
Speaker 2: sometimes stories can come and they can go. This story,
Speaker 2: I think, is going to echo for generations. Think about
Speaker 2: what happened, what we all experienced. Buck June twenty seventh,
Speaker 2: the debate where Biden just comes out and is basically
Speaker 2: a catatonic zombie that immediately calls begin to replace Biden.
Speaker 2: July thirteenth, Trump gets hit in the ear by an
Speaker 2: assassin bullet. July twenty one, Biden drops out. How many
Speaker 2: more consequential three plus week periods in American presidential politics
Speaker 2: have we ever seen in our lives? Think about those
Speaker 2: three dates, Buck, June twenty Biden Trump debate. Biden is
Speaker 2: basically a zombie. July thirteenth, the guy that we still
Speaker 2: know nothing about. Might I mention the guy in Butler,
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania that is basically a ghost.
Speaker 1: We don't know anything about him. He doesn't have any
Speaker 1: background they have.
Speaker 2: He clips Trump's ear and almost blows his head off
Speaker 2: on television the day before the RNC starts. July twenty one,
Speaker 2: Biden drops out all three of those boom boom boom
Speaker 2: historically resident in a way that rarely happens. I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: long after we are all dead, everybody listening to this
Speaker 2: right now is gone. They will be writing books about
Speaker 2: this twenty twenty four campaign, which people one hundred years
Speaker 2: from now are gonna be like, there's no way all
Speaker 2: this actually happened.
Speaker 1: This is the craziest election. Is there a crazier election?
Speaker 1: I don't know that there's a crazier I mean you'd
Speaker 1: have to go with like Civil War error seen sixty four.
Speaker 2: I mean I think you'd have to go to like
Speaker 2: eighteen sixty or eighteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: I really do. But I mean definitely twenty first century
Speaker 1: or twenty yeah, twenty first century, twentieth century, no question.
Speaker 2: The wives of anybody living right now, maybe maybe the
Speaker 2: election in forty four that happened during World War Two,
Speaker 2: if some of you were old enough to have remembered that,
Speaker 2: when Roosevelt they covered up his mental and physical deterioration.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they were success four. Yeah, they were successful though. Right,
Speaker 1: That's the thing. And this is the other crazy thing
Speaker 1: to keep in mind, everybody. If Biden doesn't go to
Speaker 1: that debate, that's why I say they do. We need
Speaker 1: to know. But they got desperate because Biden was sliding
Speaker 1: so much in the polls against Trump, they thought he
Speaker 1: could pull it off. They took the gamble. The gamble was,
Speaker 1: he just has to look like his eyes are open,
Speaker 1: and they got to inject him with whatever they got
Speaker 1: to do for the night, and then we're then we
Speaker 1: can turn this thing around. Right then the media will
Speaker 1: help us carry this home. If he he had just
Speaker 1: not done that debate, he would have been the nominee.
Speaker 1: And you know, on any given Sunday Man, I mean,
Speaker 1: who knows, right. I think Trump still wins that, but
Speaker 1: it's he would have been the nominee.
Speaker 2: I think what happened Buck is the Grand Poobahs went
Speaker 2: to Biden. They said, the stories coming out about Biden's
Speaker 2: mental and physical condition are bad. You have to prove
Speaker 2: that he has the wherewithal debate early. I think at
Speaker 2: some point we're going to find out that they put
Speaker 2: the pressure on Team Biden to prove that he was
Speaker 2: up to the job, and they didn't want it out publicly.
Speaker 2: But June twenty seventh was Biden just like the state
Speaker 2: of the Union. Remember they he actually think the union.
Speaker 2: I think you may be right. I think that the
Speaker 2: reason though that this I think the concern came from
Speaker 2: he was already losing, and he was an incumbent president,
Speaker 2: and he was already losing to Trump, so there was
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Speaker 1: And we told you yesterday about this story. I wanted
Speaker 1: to follow up on it. You have about fifty fifty
Speaker 1: or so South African africannor migrants who have been welcomed
Speaker 1: into America my President Trumpet the administration. This is not
Speaker 1: even a busy hour under the Biden border in one
Speaker 1: sector of the border in terms of migrants, and those
Speaker 1: were illegals. These are of course legal migrants who are
Speaker 1: entering the country at our request, with our permission, as
Speaker 1: they are supposed to. But Clay, we now have to
Speaker 1: address something and it is not something that I ever
Speaker 1: thought would would come up in quite this way. The
Speaker 1: Democrats are just furious about America's warm embrace of African
Speaker 1: migrants into our great nation. They all of a sudden
Speaker 1: have a problem with I thought we were a nation
Speaker 1: of immigrants. I thought that everything was supposed to be
Speaker 1: this way, where we just bring in people from wherever.
Speaker 1: Or in fact, they thought it was supposed to be
Speaker 1: that people could just choose to come, they could break
Speaker 1: our laws, they could just show up. We all know
Speaker 1: what's going on here. And it's very interesting because they're
Speaker 1: quite upset by the situation. And it's because I think
Speaker 1: it shows a lot of the rot, the moral and
Speaker 1: intellectual rot that has completely overtaken the Democrat Party and
Speaker 1: the left, and specifically on issues relating to not just
Speaker 1: immigration but race. And this is shown by the fact
Speaker 1: that they are so upset over fifty white migrants showing
Speaker 1: up from South Africa. And the reason is that they're
Speaker 1: showing up because the government of South Africa, which is
Speaker 1: now is black. I mean everyone who runs the country
Speaker 1: essentially is black, is being racist to their white minority.
Speaker 1: And this is something that's very hard for the Democrat
Speaker 1: mind to accept or comprehend. How is it possible we
Speaker 1: have trained and told everybody for so many years, Clay
Speaker 1: that white people are the bad people whenever it comes
Speaker 1: to race relations, that any injustice that occurs in the
Speaker 1: realm of race must be white people doing it to
Speaker 1: somebody else. And this is where this whole thing has
Speaker 1: turned into something of a farce because Democrats suddenly find
Speaker 1: themselves upset about the Scott Jennings, who does, as we know,
Speaker 1: great work on CNN. He pointed this out last night
Speaker 1: on CNN when they had a panel on this This
Speaker 1: is cut nineteen listen in.
Speaker 8: I do think it's not alleged discrimination that these people
Speaker 8: are facing in South Africa. I mean the law there
Speaker 8: absolutely allows their property to be confiscated. They are subject
Speaker 8: to racial discriminations, some have been subject to violence from
Speaker 8: some reports that I have read.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're talking about.
Speaker 8: Fifty something people, and the people who seem to be
Speaker 8: angriest about this today had no problem with twenty million
Speaker 8: coming here, some of the worst people in the world
Speaker 8: coming here, including gang members and so on and so forth.
Speaker 8: So I don't have a lot of sympathy for the
Speaker 8: folks who are outraged today after what happened to this
Speaker 8: country over the last several years, over fifty something people
Speaker 8: who are clearly being discriminated against in South Africa.
Speaker 1: Claiming if you asked the average MSNBC guest or CNN host,
Speaker 1: who would you rather have here an a legal MS
Speaker 1: thirteen gang member or a legal immigrant from South Africa
Speaker 1: fleeing oppression who happens to be white. I think we
Speaker 1: all know the answer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not a difficult call. And to me, this
Speaker 2: is emblematic of one of the major structural issues that
Speaker 2: the Democrat Party has. They're racist against white people now
Speaker 2: as a huge part of their base. They're also anti
Speaker 2: Semitic as a huge part of their base, and this
Speaker 2: identity politics coalition that we all were told they had
Speaker 2: built during Obama's presidency. You talked about how Obama did
Speaker 2: not have any sort of substantial sort of a glow.
Speaker 2: He didn't have any ability to transcend or bring his
Speaker 2: popularity to other people. Right, his coattails did not actually
Speaker 2: drag very many other people into office. In fact, the
Speaker 2: reality was things went worse for Democrats. But look at
Speaker 2: what they've done since. Because this is the natural result
Speaker 2: of this. They ran Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 2: what did they argue? It's her time, It's time for
Speaker 2: a woman to be president. They tried to identity politics
Speaker 2: coalition Hillary into the White House. Then they actually went
Speaker 2: back completely on it and went with Joe Biden, the oldest, whitest,
Speaker 2: as we just said, least mentally and physically competent president
Speaker 2: that we've probably ever had in any of our lives.
Speaker 2: And they dragged him across the finish line because buck
Speaker 2: I think they got lucky with COVID happening, which allowed
Speaker 2: them to hide him in the basement. Otherwise Trump would
Speaker 2: have won comfortably in twenty twenty and then in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four, what did they do? They went back to
Speaker 2: the identity Poul coalition, and they got stamped and they
Speaker 2: cannot escape it. Now they have unleashed the crazy inside
Speaker 2: of their party, and the crazy is of the opinion
Speaker 2: that white men were and are the root evil of society.
Speaker 2: And then of course it's expanded to Hispanic men and
Speaker 2: Asian men and black men because all of masculinity is
Speaker 2: now toxic and they do not have anyone.
Speaker 1: They don't have anyone.
Speaker 2: This is where I come back to again. Who is
Speaker 2: a normal dude in the Democrat Party? Who is just
Speaker 2: a guy that you would like to have a beer with,
Speaker 2: that has in any way a prominent voice in the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party. To me, this is all connected to the
Speaker 2: problem they had. They recognized the issue, they tried to
Speaker 2: bring in a guy like Tim Walls, but they are
Speaker 2: hemorrhaging support from normal men all over the country. And
Speaker 2: I think a lot of normal women have followed them too.
Speaker 2: But this is profoundly a rebel from the Democrat Party
Speaker 2: being led by men such that, remember Buck, they had
Speaker 2: Obama try to lecture black men for not showing up
Speaker 2: and supporting Kamala Enough. Remember that, right in the tail
Speaker 2: end of the campaign, they had Obama Their big strategy
Speaker 2: on how to turn out black men was to have
Speaker 2: Obama tell all black men out there, hey, you're being
Speaker 2: a little bit sexist because you're not supporting you're not
Speaker 2: supporting Kamala enough. All of this, I think is blowing
Speaker 2: up in their faces. And I think when you see
Speaker 2: a story like this out of South Africa, it is evidence.
Speaker 2: And I sent to Greg we'll see when this clip
Speaker 2: comes in. But on interviews, leaders in South Africa are
Speaker 2: basically saying, Hey, we need to kill more white people
Speaker 2: in the country.
Speaker 1: Well, you're talking. There's a song that goes back to
Speaker 1: the days of apartheid, and it was it's they talk
Speaker 1: about killing the boar, which is a reference to the
Speaker 1: Dutch ancestry africaner farmers. Uh. And look, there was a
Speaker 1: repulsive and immoral system of apartheid in South Africa, and
Speaker 1: when it was then removed, they unfortunately replaced it with
Speaker 1: something that it could have been a rule of law.
Speaker 1: Everyone has treated equal democracy, but what they replaced it
Speaker 1: with was a racial entitlement state. So certainly not as
Speaker 1: bad as apartheid was, but still bad. I mean, they
Speaker 1: still got bigger. You know, you still have rules that
Speaker 1: disenfranchise the seven percent. You know, it's a small, pretty
Speaker 1: small minority of the country, but the seven percent of
Speaker 1: the country that is white explicitly so. And the country
Speaker 1: is having huge problems. I mean, if you look at
Speaker 1: the economy, crime, I mean, all of the issues of
Speaker 1: governance for certainly the last thirty years or so that
Speaker 1: you could measure in South Africa, it the place is
Speaker 1: a mess. And they've got rolling blackouts. They literally can't
Speaker 1: keep the lights on in this country. And this was
Speaker 1: not something that had existed previously. So they've got a
Speaker 1: lot of challenges, a lot of problems. But bringing it
Speaker 1: back here for a second, why you know, first of all,
Speaker 1: as you've pointed out, you know, Disney like freaks out
Speaker 1: and doesn't want to have the baseball game in Georgia
Speaker 1: or something. What was it again, I know, over.
Speaker 2: The Atlanta over the new Georgia voting bill, which actually
Speaker 2: has increased the number of people that are out in
Speaker 2: their vote. But yeah, they pulled the All Star Game
Speaker 2: out of Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So so the hint of the smallest injustice in this
Speaker 1: country that you know affects people that the left cares
Speaker 1: about is a national crisis, but an open policy of
Speaker 1: racial discrimination, which is what it is in South Africa.
Speaker 1: We should be opposed in principle because it is based
Speaker 1: in principle against racial discrimination anywhere in any form. We
Speaker 1: just had to have a reckoning with this in our
Speaker 1: own country where the affirmative action policies that had been
Speaker 1: in place were racist, They were wrong, they were unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: Supreme Court finally has started to write that right, that
Speaker 1: wrong and clay the Democrats, though they're so up. I
Speaker 1: actually watched this MSNBC panel this morning on this here
Speaker 1: is this is twenty one. They're angry that we took
Speaker 1: fifty South African migrants. They really this is a big
Speaker 1: problem for them. Plaint twenty one.
Speaker 9: So deeply and morally wrongheaded and repulsive. These are the
Speaker 9: descendants of the people who created the most diabolical system
Speaker 9: of white supremacy in human history, apartheid. This is a
Speaker 9: modern replacement there in a country where, by the way,
Speaker 9: white people make up seven percent of the population and
Speaker 9: own seventy eight percent of the farmland. So actually there's
Speaker 9: no injustice here. It's taking places away from refugees. We're
Speaker 9: really being crushed by authoritarian governments. And for these folks
Speaker 9: who have never had anything happen to them, and Trump
Speaker 9: amazingly called it a genocide, one of the worst lies
Speaker 9: I've ever heard him say. There's just been a small
Speaker 9: handful of farmers that have been killed over the past
Speaker 9: ten years. No land has actually been expropriated. It's just
Speaker 9: a forest and a sham and a moral ugliness.
Speaker 1: It's not a small handful of people that have been killed.
Speaker 1: Start with that, okay, but beyond that, clay, So what
Speaker 1: do they want to have happened here? Because what they
Speaker 1: did in Zimbabwe, and this is why I brought it
Speaker 1: up yesterday, was land expropriation. It was okay, too many
Speaker 1: white people here own land. We're taking it and we're
Speaker 1: giving it. And that's why I brought up that documentary,
Speaker 1: Mugabe and the White African and we're giving it to
Speaker 1: the people. You know what happened the country started to
Speaker 1: basically starve. I don't think they really want to go
Speaker 1: down that route in South Africa. But they don't want
Speaker 1: to say that because they don't want to actually have
Speaker 1: to face the realities of the system that they are
Speaker 1: presiding over.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. This is from June of twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: but I wanted to play it. This is Julius Malema.
Speaker 2: He's a leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters. In an interview,
Speaker 2: he says, we're not calling right now for the killing
Speaker 2: of white people. This is the kind of environment that exists.
Speaker 2: This is a media interview, cut thirty seven.
Speaker 10: I don't know what's going to OpenD in the future.
Speaker 10: I'm saying to you with not called for the killing
Speaker 10: of white people, at least for now, I can't guarantee
Speaker 10: the future. Yeah, but I mean you'd understand somebody watching that, especially.
Speaker 1: As it gets shared on Twitter, they freak out. It
Speaker 1: sounds like a genocidal.
Speaker 10: Ah, babies can baby.
Speaker 1: I'm not calling for the white people, at least for now.
Speaker 10: I can't give a gun to you of the fusion,
Speaker 10: especially when things are going the way they are subtext especially,
Speaker 10: I think if things are going the way they are,
Speaker 10: there will be a revolution in this country.
Speaker 2: I can tell you now, I'm not calling for the
Speaker 2: execution of white people right now.
Speaker 1: And he doubles downward. He's very clear. He's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. He's like, don't be a bit
Speaker 1: as that's what I'm saying. Not misspeaking. If you have
Speaker 1: an issue with that. You're a cry baby, that is.
Speaker 1: And then there's also the the singing. I meant to
Speaker 1: get to this, but I got diverted. The singing of
Speaker 1: the song shoot the Boar, you know, shoot the Farmer,
Speaker 1: which has been there's video of that which is circulated
Speaker 1: from I mean, it's a stadium full of people. It's like,
Speaker 1: let's say, I don't know, forty thousand people or something,
Speaker 1: we're all singing shoot the white people. And this is
Speaker 1: from the head of a political party, right, So you know,
Speaker 1: if the head of the libertarian party in this country
Speaker 1: was I'm just picking a random party, but you know,
Speaker 1: if the head of any party in this country was
Speaker 1: having rallies where they're saying we're not calling for the
Speaker 1: execution of our fellow citizens yet, or cheering and chanting
Speaker 1: about it, I think people would have a problem with that.
Speaker 1: But you see, Democrats always have to pretend, they have
Speaker 1: to pretend to be the heroes and the civil rights
Speaker 1: struggles that they had nothing to do with. And so
Speaker 1: whenever you bring up South Africa, all they want to
Speaker 1: talk about is South Africa from forty to fifty sixty
Speaker 1: years ago. Yeah, they don't want to talk about South
Speaker 1: Africa today, which is the problem, no doubt.
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Speaker 2: Welcome back in play Travis buck Sexton Show. Appreciate all
Speaker 2: of you hanging out with us. All right, So Buck,
Speaker 2: CNN last night, I think you'd mentioned this a little bit.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings got into it with some of the panelists
Speaker 2: on the CNN primetime show, The Abby Phillips Show, and
Speaker 2: I want you to listen to how crazy The answer
Speaker 2: is here from this woman who's debating. Will figure out
Speaker 2: her name in a sec. But she says, well, if
Speaker 2: they're not happy in South Africa, they should just go
Speaker 2: back to the country that they came from hundreds of
Speaker 2: years ago. Because I think this gets into a really
Speaker 2: interesting question. At what point are you a native of
Speaker 2: where you actually live? I would argue it's way less
Speaker 2: than hundreds of years ago. But listen to this discussion.
Speaker 2: She says, if they're not happy, they should just go
Speaker 2: back to Germany or Holland or wherever.
Speaker 11: Listen, thirty five thirty plus years ago, they went through
Speaker 11: a the partheid system ended and they reformed their constitution
Speaker 11: under the great leader of Nelson Mandela, and that allowed
Speaker 11: for a racial reconciliation, one that this country has yet
Speaker 11: to do.
Speaker 1: But South Africa did it.
Speaker 11: And they reform their constitution. And part of that is
Speaker 11: that the people who are native to that land deserve
Speaker 11: their rightful land back. That is not what the Afrikaaners
Speaker 11: actually want to have happened, which are the white Africans
Speaker 11: and so who are not originally from Africa who colonize
Speaker 11: South Africa also, and so that is what they are
Speaker 11: saying is discrimination. Now, if the constitution in South Africa
Speaker 11: is discriminatory, they.
Speaker 1: Have their checks and.
Speaker 11: Balances in that land just like we do, and that
Speaker 11: is for them to So if the Afrikaaners don't actually
Speaker 11: like the land, they can leave that country. They can
Speaker 11: actually even go to where their native land is, which
Speaker 11: is probably are you against and coming here, Holland, Holland,
Speaker 11: are you against in coming here? I'm against the hypocrisy
Speaker 11: of this.
Speaker 2: In Minutesota, I think we can have a big discussion
Speaker 2: is how I have to be careful that to curse
Speaker 2: sometimes and I listen to some of.
Speaker 1: These cliffs go back to their native land.
Speaker 2: Like, if you say that in the United States about
Speaker 2: somebody who's been here like ten years, you are a
Speaker 2: crazy racist, right, go back.
Speaker 1: To where you came from. Yeah, minutes. If you're a
Speaker 1: friend of Aragua gangbanger who lies to immigration authority, sneaks
Speaker 1: into the countries, you can beat your wife in human traffic.
Speaker 1: The Libs are like, he's as American as Thomas Jefferson,
Speaker 1: and how wild is this?
Speaker 2: They want him to go back to Germany and Holland
Speaker 2: from where they hundreds of years ago.
Speaker 1: There's a million ways to analyze this. Whatever it's anti
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