The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Attorney Donna Rotunno joins Lisa Boothe for a deep dive into the controversial Cornell sexual assault case and the mounting questions surrounding the allegations. She examines the accuser’s original sworn statement, subsequent civil lawsuit, text messages and timeline—and explains how conflicting accounts could become critical if the case moves forward.

Rotunno also breaks down the difference between civil and criminal...

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton examine Iran and U.S. foreign policy after discussion of a report that the Pentagon had instructed CENTCOM to prepare for the possibility of renewed strikes. Clay and Buck initially argue that major military action before the midterm elections would be unlikely and politically counterproductive, particularly among voters resistant to further U.S. involvement in war. During the hour, they react to a new s...

Hour 1 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show dives into the rapidly tightening 2026 midterm elections, with Clay and Buck assessing the political landscape just weeks before Election Day and examining whether President Donald Trump can mobilize his 2024 coalition when his own name is not on the ballot. They focus heavily on Texas, where Trump campaigned in San Antonio for Ken Paxton and urged supporters to vote as if he persona...

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show focuses on the battle for Michigan in the 2026 midterm elections, the politics surrounding Israel and Iran, the culture on American college campuses, Jeff Bezos on capitalism and housing affordability, and the escalating cost of buying and building homes across the United States. Clay and Buck begin Hour 2 by arguing that Michigan could be a major 2026 battleground, examining both th...

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show focuses on the closing stretch of the 2026 midterm elections, with particular attention to the highly competitive Texas and Alaska Senate races, President Donald Trump’s Iran policy, media coverage of Trump, the political vulnerabilities of Democratic candidates James Talarico and Abdul El-Sayed, and the battle for control of the U.S. Senate. Clay and Buck open Hour 3 by return...

Clay Travis reacts to President Donald Trump’s surprising shoutout to Lamar Jackson and his mother and explains why he believes politics and identity have distorted the way fans talk about sports. Clay also breaks down his biggest college football and NFL picks, including Georgia-Alabama, and weighs in on the continued backlash against Sophie Cunningham over her stance on men competing in women’s sports.

Plus, Clay look...

France is erupting as widespread riots grip the country and thousands are arrested—but what’s really driving the unrest, and what does it mean for Europe’s future?

Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down the chaos in France, Brazil’s political shakeup, and a disturbing new argument framing abortion as an “affordability” issue. Then, they examine Canada’s controversial MAID euthana...

Karol Markowicz sits down with Tablet Magazine’s Liel Leibovitz for a powerful conversation about Jewish faith, identity, antisemitism, and why reconnecting with the Torah may be more important than ever.

Liel explains the mission behind the Simchat Torah Challenge and why Jews of every level of observance can find wisdom, meaning, and spiritual strength in the Torah. He also shares his own journey back to religious Judaism, ...

Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show look ahead to the 2026 midterm elections, now just 27 days away, as President Donald Trump prepares to campaign in Texas with Ken Paxton, with baseball legend Roger Clemens expected to introduce the President. The hosts discuss the importance of Republican voter turnout in traditionally red states such as Texas, warning against complacency and noting Democrats’ continued hopes of breaking th...

Hour 1 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show opens with Clay and Buck looking ahead to the 2026 midterm elections, now just 27 days away, as President Donald Trump prepares to campaign in Texas with Ken Paxton, with baseball legend Roger Clemens expected to introduce the President. The hosts discuss the importance of Republican voter turnout in traditionally red states such as Texas, warning against complacency and noting Democ...

Hour 2 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show begins with Clay and Buck previewing an upcoming in-studio conversation with Enes Kanter and joking about Clay’s proposed WNBA franchise, which leads into a broader discussion about transgender athletes and biological sex in women’s sports. Clay explains how humor and satire can be used to challenge political and cultural arguments by taking their underlying premises to t...

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show opens with Clay and Buck monitoring a potential Gulf Coast hurricane before turning to the 2026 midterm elections, President Donald Trump’s planned campaign appearances in Texas and Tennessee, and the battle for control of Congress. They preview Trump’s Texas rally alongside Ken Paxton and Greg Abbott, with baseball legend Roger Clemens expected to introduce the President...

Is a Democratic wave building ahead of the midterms—or is the polling hiding a much more complicated election?

Ryan Girdusky breaks down the latest Gallup party identification numbers, early voting data and key Senate, governor and House races that could determine control of Congress. He explains where Democratic enthusiasm is surging, where Republicans may be outperforming expectations, and why the political shift isn't happ...

The Cornell Seven case is escalating as new investigations, disputed evidence and political pressure put the explosive allegations back in the spotlight. While no criminal charges have been filed, New York Attorney General Letitia James is now overseeing the criminal investigation, and former acting Attorney General Sally Yates has been brought in to lead an independent review for Cornell. Meanwhile, new reporting is raising questi...

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer joins Tudor Dixon for an explosive conversation about President Trump, the media, and the battle over access to the White House.

Spicer reveals how he believes the Trump White House should handle hostile legacy outlets, explains what the public doesn’t understand about the role of a press secretary, and discusses why conservative candidates no longer need traditional media to rea...

Why do talented, hardworking men still lose? Former Navy SEAL David Rutherford welcomes back Rich Graham, a former SEAL Team 10 operator and the founder of Full Spectrum Warrior, who says it's rarely the skill that takes a man out. It's the stuff on the side: his lifestyle, his discipline, his decisions and what happens at home. Rich saw it training police officers who could barely get into a kneeling position in their gear. He poi...

Four years can change the direction of a country. Steve Yates compares where the United States stood heading into the 2022 midterms versus the landscape facing voters in 2026, focusing on four issues that shape America's future: border security, energy, technology, and the Western Hemisphere. Rather than telling listeners how to vote, he offers a framework for evaluating candidates and asking better questions about national priorit...

Lisa Boothe is joined by Will Hild, executive director of Consumers’ Research, for a deep dive into the growing backlash against data centers and the massive infrastructure buildout powering America’s digital economy and artificial intelligence boom.

Hild argues that Big Tech helped create its own politica...

Clay and Buck analyze El-Sayed’s contentious Fox News interview with Martha MacCallum, including his opposition to the war in Iran, his defense of the Obama-era Iran nuclear agreement, his criticism of President Donald Trump’s foreign policy, and MacCallum’s questioning about his fundraising connections to the Soros family. While strongly disagreeing with El-Sayed politically, Clay and Buck argue that Republicans ...