It's Tax Day

Buck Sexton begins by sharing his personal experience of becoming a new father, expressing gratitude for the support received and discussing the joys and challenges of parenthood. This heartfelt segment sets a positive tone for the hour.

The conversation then shifts to significant political and social issues. The hosts discuss the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an individual deported to El Salvador, and the legal and political implications surrounding his deportation. They explore the broader context of U.S. foreign policy and the judicial system's role in such matters.

Another major topic is the Trump administration's stance on "woke" campuses, specifically the decision to freeze $2 billion in funding to Harvard University. The hosts criticize the high costs of higher education and the perceived left-wing bias in universities. They argue for the need to hold educational institutions accountable and reduce taxpayer subsidies.

The discussion also touches on the broader issue of administrative bloat in universities, with a focus on the growth of non-teaching staff and the impact on educational quality and costs. The hosts highlight the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs and their influence on campus culture.

Good and Evil

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton discussing the tragic incident in Frisco, Texas, where 17-year-old Austin Metcalf was fatally stabbed by another 17-year-old, Karmelo Anthony, at a track meet. They explore the legal and societal implications of the case, highlighting the controversial aspects of the defense fund that has raised over $400,000 for Anthony, and the subsequent reduction of his bail from $1 million to $250,000. The hosts express their concerns about the misuse of these funds, as the family reportedly purchased a new house with the donations.

The conversation transitions to broader themes of justice and self-defense, questioning the societal and racial dynamics at play in this case. They compare the media and public reactions to similar incidents involving different racial backgrounds, emphasizing the role of identity politics in shaping public perception and legal outcomes.

Alan Dershowitz's commentary on the case is also discussed, where he points out the racial biases that influence jury selection and public opinion. The hosts agree with Dershowitz's assessment that the racial dynamics significantly impact the narrative and potential outcomes of such cases.

Throughout the hour, Clay and Buck stress the importance of distinguishing between good and evil, and the challenges posed by identity politics in achieving true justice. They argue that the current societal climate often leads to skewed perceptions and unjust support for individuals based on race rather than the facts of the case. And why this case is not the same as Kyle Rittenhouse.

President Trump's latest move to potentially tax Harvard University as a political entity. This bold strategy is part of Trump's broader effort to hold woke universities accountable and reduce their reliance on federal tax dollars. The hosts praise Trump's proactive approach and highlight the significant reduction in border encounters, showcasing the effectiveness of his policies.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia

The conversation then shifts to the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member. The hosts criticize the media's portrayal of Garcia as a "Maryland man" and emphasize his criminal background and gang affiliation. They discuss the legal complexities surrounding his deportation and the political implications of Democrats' opposition to Trump's immigration policies.

AG Pam Bondi and Karoline Leavitt's comments on the case are highlighted, reinforcing the narrative that Garcia's deportation was justified and necessary for national security. The hosts argue that Trump's actions are a strategic move to address immigration issues and protect American citizens.

The discussion also touches on the broader impact of Trump's policies on illegal immigration, noting the significant decrease in border crossings and the potential self-deportation of individuals with criminal records. The hosts emphasize the importance of enforcing immigration laws and the positive outcomes of Trump's administration in this regard.

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In hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts dive into a variety of engaging topics. Buck Sexton begins by sharing his personal experience of becoming a new father, expressing gratitude for the support received and discussing the joys and challenges of parenthood. This heartfelt segment sets a positive tone for the hour.

The conversation then shifts to significant political and social issues. The hosts discuss the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an individual deported to El Salvador, and the legal and political implications surrounding his deportation. They explore the broader context of U.S. foreign policy and the judicial system's role in such matters.

Another major topic is the Trump administration's stance on "woke" campuses, specifically the decision to freeze $2 billion in funding to Harvard University. The hosts criticize the high costs of higher education and the perceived left-wing bias in universities. They argue for the need to hold educational institutions accountable and reduce taxpayer subsidies.

The discussion also touches on the broader issue of administrative bloat in universities, with a focus on the growth of non-teaching staff and the impact on educational quality and costs. The hosts highlight the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs and their influence on campus culture.

Throughout the hour, Clay and Buck emphasize the importance of fiscal responsibility, questioning why taxpayer dollars are used to subsidize wealthy institutions like Harvard. They advocate for a reevaluation of government funding for higher education and suggest that universities should be more self-sufficient.

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In hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts delve into a range of compelling topics. The hour begins with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton discussing the tragic incident in Frisco, Texas, where 17-year-old Austin Metcalf was fatally stabbed by another 17-year-old, Carmelo Anthony, at a track meet. They explore the legal and societal implications of the case, highlighting the controversial aspects of the defense fund that has raised over $400,000 for Anthony, and the subsequent reduction of his bail from $1 million to $250,000. The hosts express their concerns about the misuse of these funds, as the family reportedly purchased a new house with the donations.

The conversation transitions to broader themes of justice and self-defense, questioning the societal and racial dynamics at play in this case. They compare the media and public reactions to similar incidents involving different racial backgrounds, emphasizing the role of identity politics in shaping public perception and legal outcomes.

Alan Dershowitz's commentary on the case is also discussed, where he points out the racial biases that influence jury selection and public opinion. The hosts agree with Dershowitz's assessment that the racial dynamics significantly impact the narrative and potential outcomes of such cases.

Throughout the hour, Clay and Buck stress the importance of distinguishing between good and evil, and the challenges posed by identity politics in achieving true justice. They argue that the current societal climate often leads to skewed perceptions and unjust support for individuals based on race rather than the facts of the case. And why this case is not the same as Kyle Rittenhouse.

Clay ends the hour by asking how many pairs of shoes does your wife have and what number is too many?
 

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In hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts cover a wide array of topics, starting with a discussion on Trump's latest move to potentially tax Harvard University as a political entity. This bold strategy is part of Trump's broader effort to hold woke universities accountable and reduce their reliance on federal tax dollars. The hosts praise Trump's proactive approach and highlight the significant reduction in border encounters, showcasing the effectiveness of his policies.

The conversation then shifts to the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 gang member. The hosts criticize the media's portrayal of Garcia as a "Maryland man" and emphasize his criminal background and gang affiliation. They discuss the legal complexities surrounding his deportation and the political implications of Democrats' opposition to Trump's immigration policies.

AG Pam Bondi and Karoline Leavitt's comments on the case are highlighted, reinforcing the narrative that Garcia's deportation was justified and necessary for national security. The hosts argue that Trump's actions are a strategic move to address immigration issues and protect American citizens.

The discussion also touches on the broader impact of Trump's policies on illegal immigration, noting the significant decrease in border crossings and the potential self-deportation of individuals with criminal records. The hosts emphasize the importance of enforcing immigration laws and the positive outcomes of Trump's administration in this regard.

The hour concludes with a lighter segment on personal anecdotes and listener interactions. Buck shares his experiences as a new father, receiving congratulations and advice from listeners. The hosts also engage in a humorous discussion about dating expenses and the cultural significance of sports events as dating activities.

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In this episode, Lisa welcomes FOX Business Senior Correspondent, Charles Gasparino, to discuss the economic landscape post-"Liberation Day." The conversation delves into market volatility, U.S.-China trade negotiations, and the impact of Trump administration policies. Gasparino critiques the aggressive trade strategies and highlights the interconnectedness of global economies. He also discusses his book "Go Woke, Go Broke," examining the shift towards progressive values in corporate America and the resulting consumer backlash. 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 episode, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz discuss the troubling rise of violent rhetoric in politics, particularly from the left, and the media's role in normalizing such discourse. They explore recent incidents of political violence, including assassination attempts, and emphasize the need for accountability and responsible reporting. The conversation highlights the dangers of glorifying violence and the implications for societal safety and political discourse. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday.

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Clay Travis's critique of George Clooney's play, "Goodnight and Good Luck." Clay recounts his experience attending the play in New York City, which portrays the media's role in holding powerful figures accountable. He highlights the play's closing scene, which controversially depicts Elon Musk giving what appears to be a Nazi salute. Clay argues that this portrayal is fundamentally dishonest, as it misrepresents Musk's actual gesture of tapping his heart and extending his hand. He emphasizes that this misleading depiction undermines the play's message about media accountability and reflects the audience's susceptibility to emotional manipulation.

A major focus is the alarming incident involving Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, whose mansion was nearly burned down by an intruder. Clay emphasizes the failure of security and the increasing danger faced by public officials. He connects this to broader societal issues, including the glorification of criminals and the inability to distinguish between good and evil. This is highlighted by Taylor Lorenz's controversial comments on CNN, defending Luigi Mangione, the accused murderer of a healthcare executive, as a "morally good man."

Clay praises Bill Maher for meeting with Donald Trump and sharing his experience on HBO. Maher describes Trump as gracious, measured, and possessing a good sense of humor, challenging the negative caricature often portrayed in the media.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith revealed his contemplation of a potential presidential run in 2028. Smith, known for his sports commentary, discussed the encouragement he's received from elected officials, pundits, and even billionaires to consider running for office. Despite his lack of political experience, Smith believes his outsider status could be advantageous, especially given the current political climate. He emphasized that his decision is influenced by the belief of those around him in his ability to make a difference. Smith's announcement has sparked conversations about the increasing trend of non-politicians entering the political arena, following the precedent set by Donald Trump. This development highlights the evolving landscape of American politics and the potential for unconventional candidates to gain traction.

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Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show opens with the exciting news of Buck Sexton becoming a father. Buck and Carrie Sexton welcomed their baby boy, James, on Friday evening, and Buck is expected to return to the show tomorrow to share his experience.

The primary focus of this hour is Clay Travis's critique of George Clooney's play, "Goodnight and Good Luck." Clay recounts his experience attending the play in New York City, which portrays the media's role in holding powerful figures accountable. He highlights the play's closing scene, which controversially depicts Elon Musk giving what appears to be a Nazi salute. Clay argues that this portrayal is fundamentally dishonest, as it misrepresents Musk's actual gesture of tapping his heart and extending his hand. He emphasizes that this misleading depiction undermines the play's message about media accountability and reflects the audience's susceptibility to emotional manipulation.

In addition to the play, the hosts discuss various current events, including Rory McElroy's win at the Masters, Donald Trump's attendance at UFC 314 in Miami, and the troubling incident involving Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion. They also touch on Bill Maher's visit to Donald Trump, facilitated by Kid Rock, and Taylor Lorenz's controversial comments defending Luigi Mangione, the accused murderer of a healthcare executive.

Stephen A. Smith's potential presidential run is another topic of discussion, reflecting the perceived weakness of the Democratic bench. Clay Travis shares his experience hosting Fox and Friends Weekend, receiving positive feedback from viewers.

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Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show begins with the announcement that Buck Sexton will return to the show tomorrow after the birth of his baby boy, James. The hosts share that pictures of the newborn are available on their social media accounts and website.

The hour covers several significant topics, starting with the visit of the President of El Salvador to the White House and the Ohio State University football team's visit to celebrate their national championship. Clay Travis discusses the stock market's performance, noting that it has remained stable since September 2024, with a 6.25% increase over the past year.

A major focus is the alarming incident involving Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, whose mansion was nearly burned down by an intruder. Clay emphasizes the failure of security and the increasing danger faced by public officials. He connects this to broader societal issues, including the glorification of criminals and the inability to distinguish between good and evil. This is highlighted by Taylor Lorenz's controversial comments on CNN, defending Luigi Mangione, the accused murderer of a healthcare executive, as a "morally good man."

The hosts also discuss the reduction of bond for the alleged killer in the Texas high school stabbing case, expressing concern over the judicial system's handling of violent crimes. Clay argues that the inability to distinguish between good and evil is a significant problem in America.

On a positive note, Clay praises Bill Maher for meeting with Donald Trump and sharing his experience on HBO. Maher describes Trump as gracious, measured, and possessing a good sense of humor, challenging the negative caricature often portrayed in the media.

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Hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show begins with the exciting news that Buck Sexton and his wife, Carrie, have welcomed their baby boy, James. Buck is expected to return to the show tomorrow, marking his first appearance as a new dad. The hosts share that pictures of the newborn are available on their social media accounts and website.

The hour covers several significant topics, starting with Stephen A. Smith's potential presidential run in 2028. Clay analyzes Smith's chances and the broader trend of non-politicians considering presidential bids, reflecting the perceived weakness of traditional political candidates.

Clay shares his experience hosting Fox and Friends Weekend, receiving feedback from viewers and his mom, who advised him to sit up straight, tighten his tie, and look at the camera more. He also recounts his experiences during major earthquakes in San Diego and Los Angeles, emphasizing the importance of preparedness.

The hosts discuss the recent earthquake in San Diego, which measured 5.2 on the Richter scale. Clay recounts his personal experiences during previous earthquakes in California, highlighting the challenges and fears associated with such natural disasters.

The hour concludes with a lively discussion on various topics, including the reaction Trump received at UFC 314 in Miami and the return of the all-female space crew. Clay plays a clip of Trump interacting with his granddaughter Kai on Air Force One, showcasing Trump's energy and charisma even at 2:00 AM.

Listeners are invited to call in and share their thoughts, emphasizing the importance of engaging with different viewpoints. The hosts also highlight the significance of authenticity in public figures and the impact of personal interactions on public perception.

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