In this episode, Karol Markowicz and Mary Katharine Ham reflect on the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk, highlighting his commitment to civil discourse and the senselessness of political violence. They discuss the failures of the criminal justice and mental health systems following a deadly stabbing in Charlotte, criticizing left-leaning media and politicians for deflecting blame and downplaying rising crime. They also address declining education standards, public mistrust in government data, and Democratic Party infighting, emphasizing the need for honest conversations, public safety, and traditional values in American society. Normally is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Tuesday & Thursday.

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In this episode, Ericka Anderson shares her journey of sobriety, the impact of faith on her recovery, and her experiences as a writer. She discusses her books, 'Leaving Cloud Nine' and 'Freely Sober', and emphasizes the importance of being transparent about alcohol's effects, especially in parenting. The conversation explores cultural attitudes towards drinking and offers insights for young people navigating these challenges. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday & Friday. 

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MAAA!

Breaking news on the economy, highlighting a surprising drop in wholesale inflation (PPI) and speculating on the potential for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. They emphasize the ongoing crisis in housing affordability, pointing to skyrocketing mortgage rates and the lingering effects of inflation caused by pandemic-era spending and Biden administration policies.

The conversation pivots to the broader economic landscape, with commentary from Wells Fargo’s CEO suggesting consumer spending remains stable, though disparities between income levels persist. Clay and Buck argue that inflation has permanently embedded higher prices into everyday life—from grocery bills to restaurant meals—making it clear that pre-COVID pricing is gone for good. They blame Biden-era economic mismanagement and praise the Trump economy for beginning to reverse the damage.

Situational Awareness

In a powerful segment, the hosts address the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina, using the case to spotlight systemic failures in the criminal justice system and the consequences of progressive policies. They discuss the racial dynamics of the crime and the disturbing lack of intervention from bystanders, drawing parallels to other recent violent incidents, including the stabbing of a retired veterinary professor in Alabama and a double homicide in Queens committed by a career criminal still at large.

The show also critiques the legacy of the Black Lives Matter movement and the media’s selective coverage of interracial violence, arguing that narratives around race and crime have been manipulated for political purposes. They revisit the short-lived “Stop Asian Hate” campaign, asserting that its demise was due to inconvenient video evidence contradicting mainstream assumptions.

RNC Chair Michael Whatley

Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC and Republican Senate candidate in North Carolina. Whatley discusses the shocking murder of Iryna Tkachenko in Charlotte and criticizes the soft-on-crime policies of Democratic Governor Roy Cooper. He emphasizes the need for judicial reform, stronger law enforcement support, and accountability for elected judges and magistrates who repeatedly release violent offenders.

The conversation expands to broader criminal justice failures, including a disturbing double homicide in New York City where an elderly couple was tortured and murdered. The hosts highlight the suspect’s history as a violent sex offender and criticize the media’s reluctance to cover such crimes when they don’t fit preferred narratives. They argue that progressive policies and BLM-era ideology have led to increased violence and a breakdown in public safety, especially in Democrat-run cities.

Gen Z Baby Crisis

Deep dive into the cultural and political fault lines shaping Gen Z America, with a sharp focus on gender roles, family values, and the generational divide in defining success. Using fresh NBC News polling data, Clay and Buck analyze how young men and women—particularly Trump and Harris voters—prioritize career, marriage, children, and emotional stability. The hosts argue that Gen Z men who support President Trump tend to value family formation, financial independence, and spiritual grounding, while Gen Z women aligned with Vice President Kamala Harris overwhelmingly prioritize career advancement and emotional wellness, placing marriage and motherhood at the bottom of their life goals.

A critical examination of modern feminism, the biological realities of aging and fertility, and the societal messaging that encourages women to delay family for career ambitions. Clay and Buck explore the psychological consequences of these choices, suggesting that many young women may be projecting personal dissatisfaction through political activism—such as labeling Trump “Hitler” at public events. The discussion also touches on dating trends, the decline of one-on-one relationships, and the impact of technology and ride-sharing on youth independence.

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Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a hard-hitting analysis of the latest economic indicators, criminal justice failures, and political developments, all framed within the context of current conservative concerns. The hosts begin with breaking news on the economy, highlighting a surprising drop in wholesale inflation (PPI) and speculating on the potential for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. They emphasize the ongoing crisis in housing affordability, pointing to skyrocketing mortgage rates and the lingering effects of inflation caused by pandemic-era spending and Biden administration policies.

The conversation pivots to the broader economic landscape, with commentary from Wells Fargo’s CEO suggesting consumer spending remains stable, though disparities between income levels persist. Clay and Buck argue that inflation has permanently embedded higher prices into everyday life—from grocery bills to restaurant meals—making it clear that pre-COVID pricing is gone for good. They blame Biden-era economic mismanagement and praise the Trump economy for beginning to reverse the damage.

In a powerful segment, the hosts address the brutal murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina, using the case to spotlight systemic failures in the criminal justice system and the consequences of progressive policies. They discuss the racial dynamics of the crime and the disturbing lack of intervention from bystanders, drawing parallels to other recent violent incidents, including the stabbing of a retired veterinary professor in Alabama and a double homicide in Queens committed by a career criminal still at large.

The show also critiques the legacy of the Black Lives Matter movement and the media’s selective coverage of interracial violence, arguing that narratives around race and crime have been manipulated for political purposes. They revisit the short-lived “Stop Asian Hate” campaign, asserting that its demise was due to inconvenient video evidence contradicting mainstream assumptions.

Political commentary continues with discussion of Kamala Harris’ new book, which reportedly criticizes Joe Biden and signals internal Democratic Party conflict over the 2024 election loss. The hosts preview an upcoming interview with RNC Chairman and North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who will weigh in on the Iryna Tkachenko case and broader political implications.

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Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show continues with a deep dive into the most pressing issues dominating headlines, with a strong focus on crime, justice reform, and political accountability. The hour opens with an interview featuring Michael Whatley, Chairman of the RNC and Republican Senate candidate in North Carolina. Whatley discusses the shocking murder of Iryna Tkachenko in Charlotte and criticizes the soft-on-crime policies of Democratic Governor Roy Cooper. He emphasizes the need for judicial reform, stronger law enforcement support, and accountability for elected judges and magistrates who repeatedly release violent offenders.

The conversation expands to broader criminal justice failures, including a disturbing double homicide in New York City where an elderly couple was tortured and murdered. The hosts highlight the suspect’s history as a violent sex offender and criticize the media’s reluctance to cover such crimes when they don’t fit preferred narratives. They argue that progressive policies and BLM-era ideology have led to increased violence and a breakdown in public safety, especially in Democrat-run cities.

Political analysis takes center stage as Clay and Buck dissect excerpts from Kamala Harris’ new book, which blames Joe Biden’s decision to run for re-election on ego and ambition. The hosts mock Harris’ claims of being “hypnotized” and suggest her comments are part of a strategic move to position herself for a 2028 presidential run. They argue that Harris’ lack of political talent and her selection based on identity politics have damaged her credibility and contributed to the failures of the Biden administration.

The hour also includes humorous personal anecdotes, including Clay’s farewell to his beloved 24-year-old leather couch “Old Blue,” sold during a garage sale. The segment offers comic relief while reinforcing the show’s relatable tone and connection with listeners.

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Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the cultural and political fault lines shaping Gen Z America, with a sharp focus on gender roles, family values, and the generational divide in defining success. Using fresh NBC News polling data, Clay and Buck analyze how young men and women—particularly Trump and Harris voters—prioritize career, marriage, children, and emotional stability. The hosts argue that Gen Z men who support President Trump tend to value family formation, financial independence, and spiritual grounding, while Gen Z women aligned with Vice President Kamala Harris overwhelmingly prioritize career advancement and emotional wellness, placing marriage and motherhood at the bottom of their life goals.

This hour features a critical examination of modern feminism, the biological realities of aging and fertility, and the societal messaging that encourages women to delay family for career ambitions. Clay and Buck explore the psychological consequences of these choices, suggesting that many young women may be projecting personal dissatisfaction through political activism—such as labeling Trump “Hitler” at public events. The discussion also touches on dating trends, the decline of one-on-one relationships, and the impact of technology and ride-sharing on youth independence.

Listeners call in to share real-life perspectives. Stacy from Minnesota, a mother of 12, emphasizes raising children with Christian values and encourages her daughters to embrace womanhood without competing with men. Darcy from Houston, a mother of two Gen Z daughters, discusses homeschooling, life balance across stages, and managing a real estate investment portfolio while supporting her daughters’ academic and personal growth.

The hour concludes with breaking news of a shooting involving conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Clay and Buck react in real time, expressing deep concern and calling for prayers. Kirk, known for his work with Turning Point USA and youth outreach, was reportedly hit in the neck during a live campus event. The hosts reflect on his impact, draw comparisons to President Trump’s previous shooting incident, and warn of the broader implications for political discourse and national unity.

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In this episode, Tudor speaks with Henry Payne, an auto columnist & podcaster, about the current state of electric vehicles (EVs) and the broader auto industry. They discuss the impact of government policies on the EV market, the influence of China, and the challenges faced by American manufacturers. The conversation highlights the disconnect between government mandates and consumer preferences, as well as the implications for the future of manufacturing in the U.S. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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A Ukrainian woman murdered on a train, fentanyl deaths spiking, illegal immigration and crime on the rise, from collapsing institutions to the war on free speech, David calls out the realities that most are too afraid to confront. Rut breaks down America’s shift in consciousness and what it means for our future.

He shares powerful lessons from his time in the Navy SEALs, his recent experiences mentoring business leaders, and why now is the moment for every patriot to stand up and fight for what they believe in.

🔑 Topics covered:

• America’s split consciousness and why it matters
• Fentanyl, crime, and the erosion of safety
• Immigration, border security, and jobs
• Free speech, censorship, and faith under fire
• How we can build local communities to fight back

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro, What I learned last week

07:06 - The shift in American consciousness

09:26 - Drug runner boat attack

13:51 - ICE raids

17:34 - Ukrainian woman mrder, crime & trns violence

24:25 - We must stand for our American values

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In this episode, Lisa interviews Jonathan Fahey, former acting ICE director under President Trump, about the stark differences between Trump and Biden’s immigration enforcement. Fahey details how the Trump administration cracked down on sanctuary cities, prioritized public safety, and targeted drug cartels, while the Biden administration’s leniency has led to record illegal immigration and overdose deaths. The discussion highlights the dangers ICE agents now face, the political hostility from Democrats, and the urgent need for strong, law-and-order immigration policies to protect American communities. 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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