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Buck Sexton dives into Joy Reid’s firing from MSNBC, calling it a long-overdue shake-up at a network that has spent years lying to its audience. He breaks down how MSNBC has become a financial liability for NBC and why even Rachel Maddow’s attempts to defend the network’s credibility fall flat. Then, Buck exposes the shocking revelations from leaked NSA and CIA chat logs, revealing how intelligence agencies are being infiltrated by extreme DEI ideology, bizarre gender discussions, and activists more focused on social engineering than national security.

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Buck Sexton is joined by Michael Malice to break down the power of authenticity in politics, the media’s disdain for working-class Americans, and Trump’s unique ability to connect with voters. They discuss the changing landscape of political leadership, the Democrats’ lack of direction, and whether Canada should become the 51st state. Plus, Malice shares his take on the corporate media’s war against Trump, the Biden administration’s weaknesses, and why the political establishment fears real change.

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Buck Sexton dives into how Elon Musk’s efforts to hold the government accountable are uncovering widespread bureaucratic resistance, Democrat opposition, and staggering financial waste, while also highlighting the need for fiscal discipline and transparency.

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Is free speech dead in the UK? Actor & Producer Matthew Marsden joins Buck Sexton to break down Britain’s crackdown on "offensive" speech, why Gen X is pushing back, and how the Left wants to bring the same censorship to the U.S. They dive into Europe’s decline, J.D. Vance’s warning, and why the next generation might be more conservative than ever.

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Buck Sexton discusses the controversy surrounding Big Balls, an employee with Doge who made headlines after old online comments resurfaced. While Big Balls was removed from the team amid the backlash, there are now calls to bring him back, including support from JD Vance and Donald Trump. Buck argues that people should not be held accountable for past mistakes, especially when they have apologized. He also dives into the broader issue of political attacks and the current state of the U.S. government, criticizing wasteful spending and the control the establishment holds over the nation.

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