In this episode, Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz discuss the chaotic political landscape, focusing on the media's portrayal of Joe Biden and the contrasting style of President Trump. They explore the implications of Biden's presidency, the role of the press in shaping public perception, and the ongoing challenges in foreign policy, particularly in the Middle East. The conversation also touches on the intersection of fashion and political identity, highlighting how personal style can reflect broader political affiliations. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday. 

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Shifty Jake Tapper

Clay and Buck open the hour by highlighting the growing scrutiny from mainstream journalists and Democratic leaders, including Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, who are now facing tough questions about Biden’s mental and physical fitness. The hosts emphasize how media figures like CNN’s Jake Tapper are attempting to reframe their past coverage, with Tapper admitting he “didn’t do enough” to report on Biden’s condition—an admission Clay and Buck criticize as opportunistic and lacking accountability.

The conversation intensifies as they dissect the broader implications of Biden’s perceived incapacity, questioning who was truly making executive decisions during his presidency. They speculate whether figures like Jill Biden, Hunter Biden, or senior White House advisors were effectively running the country. This leads to a broader critique of the Democratic Party’s internal dynamics, suggesting a coordinated effort to maintain power despite Biden’s limitations.

Trump in the Middle East

Celebrating a “world tour of winning” for Trump, highlighting his efforts to secure up to $1 trillion in Middle Eastern investment into the U.S. economy. They emphasize the positive impact on inflation, the stock market, and consumer prices—especially the sharp drop in egg prices, the largest since 1984.

The conversation shifts to Trump’s foreign policy wins, including potential breakthroughs in U.S.-China trade relations, normalization of ties with Syria, and mediation efforts between India and Pakistan. Clay and Buck also discuss reports of a possible face-to-face meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin in Istanbul, contingent on Trump’s attendance. They argue that Trump’s diplomacy is reshaping global alliances, particularly by isolating Iran and strengthening U.S. ties with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Israel.

The hosts contrast Trump’s foreign policy successes with what they describe as the failures of the Biden administration, particularly in Afghanistan and Ukraine. They criticize Secretary of State Antony Blinken and question the lack of any clear foreign policy victories under Biden.

Paul Mauro on P Diddy

Paul Mauro, a former NYPD inspector and legal analyst, offers expert insight into the prosecution’s strategy. Mauro explains the significance of the RICO charges, the potential involvement of flipped witnesses from Diddy’s inner circle, and the implications of a sex trafficking charge involving a minor. He also discusses the jury composition—eight men and four women—and how that dynamic could influence the trial’s outcome.

Clay raises critical questions about the prosecution’s decision to lead with Cassie’s testimony, suggesting it may be the weakest part of the case due to the consensual nature of their decade-long relationship. Mauro agrees that the prosecution must overcome the perception that Cassie’s involvement was transactional rather than coerced. They also explore the broader cultural implications, comparing Diddy’s fall from grace to other disgraced celebrities like Harvey Weinstein and R. Kelly, and questioning how such behavior was tolerated for so long by the entertainment elite.

Hud Secretary Scott Turner

Clay and Buck welcome HUD Secretary Scott Turner, who discusses the Trump administration’s housing priorities, including rolling back Biden-era regulations, restoring local control over zoning, and addressing homelessness and disaster recovery. Turner also outlines HUD’s new policy on gender-specific shelters, affirming that only biological women can access women’s shelters funded by HUD. He praises Trump’s stance on protecting women’s spaces and sports, drawing from his own experience as a former NFL player

Clay and Buck open the hour by highlighting the growing scrutiny from mainstream journalists and Democratic leaders, including Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries, who are now facing tough questions about Biden’s mental and physical fitness. The hosts emphasize how media figures like CNN’s Jake Tapper are attempting to reframe their past coverage, with Tapper admitting he “didn’t do enough” to report on Biden’s condition—an admission Clay and Buck criticize as opportunistic and lacking accountability.

The conversation intensifies as they dissect the broader implications of Biden’s perceived incapacity, questioning who was truly making executive decisions during his presidency. They speculate whether figures like Jill Biden, Hunter Biden, or senior White House advisors were effectively running the country. This leads to a broader critique of the Democratic Party’s internal dynamics, suggesting a coordinated effort to maintain power despite Biden’s limitations.

Clay and Buck also explore the media’s complicity, accusing journalists of knowingly suppressing concerns about Biden’s health to preserve access and influence. They draw parallels to past political scandals and argue that the current media pivot is less about truth-telling and more about brand rehabilitation and profit.

In contrast, the hosts praise Donald Trump’s ongoing diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, particularly his meetings in Qatar, framing them as evidence of strong leadership and effective foreign policy. They argue that Trump’s actions are bringing economic and geopolitical benefits to the U.S., in stark contrast to what they describe as Biden’s ineffectiveness.

The hour concludes with a humorous yet relatable segment on the challenges of grocery shopping as a husband, offering a light-hearted break from the intense political commentary.

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Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a dynamic mix of political analysis, foreign policy updates, and cultural commentary, with a strong focus on Donald Trump’s recent diplomatic and economic achievements. The hosts open the hour by celebrating what they describe as a “world tour of winning” for Trump, highlighting his efforts to secure up to $1 trillion in Middle Eastern investment into the U.S. economy. They emphasize the positive impact on inflation, the stock market, and consumer prices—especially the sharp drop in egg prices, the largest since 1984.

The conversation shifts to Trump’s foreign policy wins, including potential breakthroughs in U.S.-China trade relations, normalization of ties with Syria, and mediation efforts between India and Pakistan. Clay and Buck also discuss reports of a possible face-to-face meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin in Istanbul, contingent on Trump’s attendance. They argue that Trump’s diplomacy is reshaping global alliances, particularly by isolating Iran and strengthening U.S. ties with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, and Israel.

The hosts contrast Trump’s foreign policy successes with what they describe as the failures of the Biden administration, particularly in Afghanistan and Ukraine. They criticize Secretary of State Antony Blinken and question the lack of any clear foreign policy victories under Biden.

Later in the hour, Clay and Buck welcome HUD Secretary Scott Turner, who discusses the Trump administration’s housing priorities, including rolling back Biden-era regulations, restoring local control over zoning, and addressing homelessness and disaster recovery. Turner also outlines HUD’s new policy on gender-specific shelters, affirming that only biological women can access women’s shelters funded by HUD. He praises Trump’s stance on protecting women’s spaces and sports, drawing from his own experience as a former NFL player.

The hour wraps up with a lighthearted segment on the universal struggle of husbands navigating grocery store trips, offering comic relief and relatable anecdotes about shopping mishaps and the complexities of modern consumer choices.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a gripping mix of legal analysis, cultural commentary, and political insight, with a spotlight on the high-profile criminal trial of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. The hosts begin by recapping the major themes from earlier in the show, including Donald Trump’s successful Middle East diplomacy and the media’s ongoing reckoning with its alleged cover-up of President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. However, the focus quickly shifts to the explosive courtroom drama unfolding in New York City.

Clay and Buck dive into the disturbing details of the Diddy trial, where the hip-hop icon faces serious federal charges including sex trafficking, racketeering, and obstruction of justice. They analyze the viral hotel surveillance footage from 2016 showing Diddy assaulting his then-girlfriend Cassie, and question whether the prosecution can prove criminal conduct beyond a reasonable doubt. While acknowledging the grotesque and abusive behavior described in court, the hosts emphasize the legal distinction between immoral conduct and criminal liability.

The conversation intensifies with the arrival of guest Paul Mauro, a former NYPD inspector and legal analyst, who offers expert insight into the prosecution’s strategy. Mauro explains the significance of the RICO charges, the potential involvement of flipped witnesses from Diddy’s inner circle, and the implications of a sex trafficking charge involving a minor. He also discusses the jury composition—eight men and four women—and how that dynamic could influence the trial’s outcome.

Clay raises critical questions about the prosecution’s decision to lead with Cassie’s testimony, suggesting it may be the weakest part of the case due to the consensual nature of their decade-long relationship. Mauro agrees that the prosecution must overcome the perception that Cassie’s involvement was transactional rather than coerced. They also explore the broader cultural implications, comparing Diddy’s fall from grace to other disgraced celebrities like Harvey Weinstein and R. Kelly, and questioning how such behavior was tolerated for so long by the entertainment elite.

The hour wraps up with a lighter segment featuring listener talkbacks, including humorous anecdotes about grocery store mishaps and a listener pledging to drink coffee despite an allergy—just to support Clay and Buck’s patriotic Crockett Coffee brand.

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Why is the media suddenly skeptical of refugees—when they're white? Buck Sexton is joined by Jeremy Carl, author of The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism is Tearing America Apart, to expose the double standards in mainstream media coverage of South African refugees. They break down the facts behind the persecution of Afrikaner farmers, the shocking decision by the Episcopal Church to walk away from refugee resettlement, and what it all reveals about the modern left. Plus, they dig into how the Trump administration is fighting back against racial bias in federal policy, including action on affirmative action, DEI, and border security.

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Why is the media suddenly skeptical of refugees—when they're white? Buck Sexton is joined by Jeremy Carl, author of The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism is Tearing America Apart, to expose the double standards in mainstream media coverage of South African refugees. They break down the facts behind the persecution of Afrikaner farmers, the shocking decision by the Episcopal Church to walk away from refugee resettlement, and what it all reveals about the modern left. Plus, they dig into how the Trump administration is fighting back against racial bias in federal policy, including action on affirmative action, DEI, and border security.

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In this powerful episode of The David Rutherford Show, Navy SEAL David Rutherford sits down with Sully, the founder of Black Ops Toys, to explore how one man’s passion for precision and patriotism is changing the way we honor America’s warriors. These aren’t just toys — they’re museum-quality action figures that pay tribute to real-life heroes like Chris Kyle and John Chapman.

Rut and Sully dive deep into how Black Ops Toys builds each one-of-a-kind 1/6 scale figure with stunning detail, from HALO jump gear to Vietnam-era kits, and why these miniatures carry massive meaning — not just for collectors, but for kids discovering what courage looks like.

Whether you're a veteran, a father, or just someone who believes in honoring our legacy, this conversation will hit home.

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In this episode, economist Allison Schrager discusses her insights on risk, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. She reflects on her unique journey to writing her book, 'An Economist Walks Into a Brothel,' where she explores the complexities of risk in unconventional settings. The discussion delves into the duality of sex work, the misunderstandings surrounding risk, and the evolving state of expertise in society. Schrager emphasizes the importance of understanding personal values and making informed choices in life. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday & Friday.

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