July 2, 2025 • 33 mins
Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerful discussion led by guest host Tudor Dixon, broadcasting live from Grand Rapids, Michigan. This hour dives deep into border security, illegal immigration, ICE enforcement, and national security threats, while also spotlighting a major development in women’s sports policy under the Trump administration.
Tudor opens the hour with commentary on Michigan’s status as a northern border state and the challenges posed by illegal crossings from Canada. She highlights the Trump administration’s success in reducing border crossings and critiques the Biden administration’s immigration policies. A shocking anecdote involving a deported individual with cannibalistic behavior underscores the urgency of strong immigration enforcement.
The conversation then shifts to a controversial new app called “ICE Block”, designed to alert users of ICE activity in real time. Dixon and her guest, Kyle Olson, express concern over the app’s potential to endanger law enforcement and obstruct ICE operations. They discuss the broader implications of such technology, including its use by activist groups and the potential for chaos during enforcement actions.
A major segment of the hour is dedicated to a landmark Title IX enforcement action involving the University of Pennsylvania. U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joins the show to announce a resolution that bars biological males from competing in women’s sports at the university. The agreement includes restoring records and titles to female athletes, issuing public apologies, and adopting biology-based definitions of “male” and “female.” This development is framed as a significant victory for women’s rights and fairness in athletics, fulfilling a key campaign promise from President Trump.
The hour also touches on election integrity, with John Solomon revealing evidence of Chinese interference in the 2020 election, including the interception of thousands of fake IDs intended for use in battleground states. Dixon and Olson discuss the implications of this interference and the FBI’s alleged suppression of related intelligence.
Listeners call in to share personal stories, including a newly naturalized citizen celebrating her first Independence Day, and others propose grassroots strategies to counteract the ICE Block app.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello, and welcome to this second hour of the Clay
Travis in Buck Sexton Show. The guys are off vacationing
right now, but I am filling in for them today.
I'm Tutor Dixon, and I host the Tutor Dixon Podcast
right on the Clay and Buck podcast Network. We have
episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. We talk about all
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the news of the day, the stuff that they're talking
about right here on the Clay and Bucks Show. So
I want you to check out the Tutor Dixon Podcast
right now. I am excited because I'm coming to live
from the Wood Radio Studios in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I
think you've heard Clay talk about Michigan because he's been
in Michigan for a few weeks now, I think, and
he's in northern Michigan. I saw him post something about
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how Michigan is a total gem, and he's exactly right,
it is a total gem. I have Kyle Olsen with
me from The Midwesterner, and he's a lifelong Michigander, so
you can speak to that.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Yeah, it's a beautiful state and I think it's it's
been harmed by our leadership, which we're to change, but
it's a great place to be.
Speaker 1 (01:03):
And you'll hear people talking about us being a border state.
We are a northern border state. We border Canada, and
there have been people that have been coming across Canada.
So we actually a few weeks ago, we had the
Secretary of Homeland Security Christinome, in the state of Michigan,
and she was talking about the importance of reducing border
crossings and all this and Trump. Let's face it, President
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Trump has had an incredible week. He's got border crossings
down to like nothing. He just got the big beautiful
bill signed through the Senate. Egg prices are down, gas
prices are down. Things are going amazingly. But yesterday Christinome
was interviewed and she said something that was totally horrifying
to me. She said that they had deported somebody who
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was a cannibal and she got a call while they
were getting him out of the country that on the
way out of the country, he started trying to eat
himself and had to immediately be taken for medical attention.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Right, and and so this narrative that we see in
the mainstream media is look at this person who you know,
look at this child that was arrested. Look at the families,
you know, being separated in all of that. They're trying
to isolate those those specific stories. But what the Trump
administration is doing is is rounding up these you know, killers,
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ra races, yes, terrible people and getting them out of
their country, getting them out of the country. That has
been their focus is the violent convicts, et cetera, the
people who should not be in the country.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
So you talk about these people, and you all need
to understand what the undercurrent is from the Democrats, from
these socialists. They wanted these people here and this wasn't
a mistake. You have to understand, it wasn't a mistake
that Biden and Harris had the border open for four years.
Now they're mad because they don't want these people to
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be pushed out of country. These are their socialist voters.
These And the funny thing is the amount of times
that I've heard these people go, who's going to clean
my house? Who's going to nanny my kids? I'm like, really,
that's that's your argument, Like these people, I own these people.
How can you send them away? I mean, they don't
they have no shame in treating people like they're not humans.
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But they say, that's what's happening when we take truly
dangerous people out of the country. But I bring this
up because there's this new app out there and CNN.
I want to play cut seven because CNN talked about
this new app and they talk about it like this
is some fantastic piece of equipment. Here here's what they
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had to say about this new app.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
One tech developer is pushing back with an app designed
to track ice activity in real time. It's called ice
flock and it's controversial, to say the least. Santa Claire
Duffy is with us. Now, how does this work, Claire
and what are.
Speaker 4 (03:58):
The legal implications?
Speaker 5 (04:00):
Yeah, John, I talked with Joshua Aaron, who is the
longtime tech worker who developed this platform, and he said
he really wants it to be an early warning system
for people about the location of immigrations and customs enforcement officers.
So he says he does not want people interfering with
those officers activity, but he does want people to be
able to avoid them altogether if they want. So you
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open the app. It looks like a map and users
can tap the map to report an ice siding in
their area, and then everybody who uses the platform, within
five miles of that siting will get a push alert.
This is a free iPhone app. It is anonymous.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
This is insane to me. And she's out there on
CNN pushing this like she's selling it. I mean, she
sounded like a salesperson for this app. You've heard people
criticizing ICE for having these masks on. Remember these people
who are going out busting these guys, they live in
these communities, they're being docksed. Now you've got an app
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to say this is where they are go after them.
And she says she goes on to say in that interview, well,
he doesn't want them to go interfere He's just this
is just a warning system.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
Boloney, right, Yeah, what they want is a confrontation. They
want confusion, they want chaos, which of course creates very
dangerous situations for the ICE agents, for local police, state police, sheriffs,
people that are going in again to arrest dangerous felons,
people who are wanted for horrible crimes, either in America
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or in their home country. There's a new website. I
don't know if you've heard of this. It's called Deported
dot News. Deported dot News and they're publishing stories every
single day, and to me, one of the most important
parts of the site is they actually have a captured
section where they're profiling all of these sorts of people.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
So as you know, these are not good people.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
So as you're hearing the horror stories what they want
to be horror stories from CNN, you can go on
that site and you can see mugshots, names, home countries, crimes, etc.
And it's all listed right there. And so as as
they are pushing this narrative that oh, these are just
you know, poor, you know, farm workers from different countries. No,
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these are cold blooded killers, terrorists, rapists, robbers, terrible people
that should not be in our countries.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
The SOB stories make me sick. I mean, yesterday we
were hearing that they were comparing these people who have
committed horrific crimes, in some cases have murdered people, as
you just said, rape people. Oh, these poor people they're
having to hide like an Frank. What an insult on
so many levels to even compare and Frank's situation to this,
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it's discussed. That's how sick they are. This is the
manipulation of the left, and it's something that we just
saw here in Michigan. In Detroit, there was well this
was just a couple of days ago. This week, these
these ice officers go to raid a house. Now remember
the people who did this to the ice officers. They're
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chasing after them. They had to pepper the ice officers
had to pepper spray these people. If you saw this,
they're chasing after them with cars. They are pushing their
way into the house, trying to push the officers aside.
They're screaming, they're yelling. This is a dangerous situation all
the way around these bystanders. They could that are that
are screaming at these ice officers, they could get hurt.
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They're also doing this having no idea who these guys
are going to get. They have no idea who's in
their neighborhood.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Correct, and so it's creating very chaotic, dangerous situations for
everyone else who is just there trying to live their lives.
But this is this is the hill that that progressives
and leftists are dying, are going to die on. They
this is the issue immigration, illegal immigration. They want to
defend everyone that's in this country for whatever reason. But
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when you look at the no Kings protests, from a
couple of weeks ago it was about immigration. The riots
that happened in Los Angeles a couple weeks ago, that
was about immigration.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
But these are the same groups that these are not.
These riots are not they're not unfunded, they're not organic.
They are being funded by these groups that then push
up people like Mom Donnie. These are groups that have
massive amounts of money. They are busting these people places.
All these people aren't just showing up. But then they
have these useful idiots. They use this app to have
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useful idiots go out there. They think they're like these
vigilantes for justice and they're saving people's lives, and yet
they are causing the disruption and the chaos that the
enemy of the United States wants, whoever that should be,
and that might be the Iranians, because we've already caught
fifteen hundred Iranian nationals that came in under Biden. So
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this open border was incredibly dangerous. It was letty in enemies.
There were seven hundred who were on the terror watch list.
These are dangerous people, and yet these apps like this
are I don't know if they're created by useful idiots,
but they're used by useful idiots, and now they're having
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They're no longer the Party of the working class, They're
no longer the party of the minority. They're having their
groups clash. You've got I mean, you brought up to
ported dot News. They've got a story about Portland, Oregon.
Now they've got their African American residents that are mad
because these protesters are outside of their windows every night.
Speaker 6 (09:37):
Right.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
So you've got a city like Portland where there's a
detention center, and so you have these agitators outside being loud,
being disruptive, and the people who are probably Democrats living
in Portland are saying, get out of our city. And
so you've got this clash going on. But you mentioned,
I mean, think about that fifteen hundred Iranians. And there
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was one that.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
I saw just during the Biden administration.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
Correct, there was one I saw on deported news that
was captured. He was a sniper in the Iranian army,
and it's like.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
The Army the chance death to America.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
The Biden administration. What just gets me is you go
back to inauguration day and President Trump was sworn in
at noon and it was like twelve oh one. Tom
Holman Ice started these raids and because they knew, they
knew where they were, which means the Biden administration knew
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where these people were and did nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
Yeah. Yeah, well Tom Holman is that guy is no nonsense.
I actually love hearing Tom Holman out there because he's
so no nonsense and he never his demeanor never changes.
It's always like deadpan. Yeah, we're going after these guys.
I don't care if you're yelling at me. I'm eating
an apple. I don't have time for this. It's just
I love it. It's hilarious, but it's also very serious
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at the same time. Hey, guys, listen, stick around because
we have some information that we just found out this
week about China interfering in the twenty twenty election. Yeah,
that's right, I said, twenty twenty China tried to interfere.
We've got the goods, we have the evidence of that.
So stay tuned. We'll be right back, and don't forget
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call in at the end of the hour eight hundred
to eight two two eight eight two we'll talk to you.
Then stay tuned. We'll be back with the China information.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
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Speaker 1 (11:45):
Welcome back to the Clay Trevison Buck Sexton Show I
Can't Talk Today. Welcome back. I am filling in for
Clay and Buck. I'm Tutor Dixon, the host of the
Tutor Dixon podcast, and because we have the podcast on
the Clay and Buck podcast network, I wanted to talk
a little bit about it. It's Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
You can check it out. You can check out all
of our clips and everything on ex at Tutor Dixon
(12:08):
Facebook Instagram. But I wanted to talk about something that
we talked about earlier on the show. I have Kyle
Olsen with me here. He is from the Midwesterner dot News.
John Solomon is from Just the News. We know John
very well and I had John on the podcast and
he was talking about China and I found this incredibly interesting,
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especially having run for office in twenty twenty two, because Kyle,
you know this, it was kind of a litmus test
as you went across the state. Do you believe that
the election was fair. Do you believe that any interference
happened in the election? And if you said you thought
there was any interference, the Democrats just jumped down your throat. Interestingly,
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apparently they knew and the deep state knew the entire time,
that China was actually trying to interfere. We have John Solomon,
he actually talked about this on the podcast so cut eight.
I have him telling me about this, and it was
so to me. It's so powerful because I know how
we were attacked for it that I wanted you guys
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to hear it. So here's John Solomon talking about this.
Speaker 6 (13:16):
Independent of the FBI, the Customs Board and Protection Agency
intercepted thousands, actually almost ten thousand fake driver's licenses coming
from China and Hong Kong. They got intercepted at Chicago
Ohare Airport. And where were they going. They were going
to the battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Pennsylvania. Clearly
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a part of the plot. They had corroborating information intercepted
by another federal agency. The FBI knows it. They don't
further follow up on that information, and they just recall
the report. Now in the last twenty.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
Four hours, ten thousand were intercepted. They were That means
that there could have been way more through and got
through weren't intercepted.
Speaker 6 (14:02):
That's exactly right. The confidential human informant said, tens of
thousands of fake driver's licenses were being produced.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
This is coming into the United States, and I think
for us this heads home even more because just in
the twenty twenty four election, we know that a Chinese
national at the University of Michigan voted in our election.
And then the Secretary of State said, well, well, now
we know this, but there's nothing we can do. We
can't pull their vote out. There's nothing that can happen
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that we knew because that person confessed. How many people
actually voted with these fake IDs in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
Right, And that's the big question, and people want that answer,
and why won't the FBI investigate that? It appears they
are now.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
Oh well, well, actually we know why. We know why
they won't at the time because I asked John Solomon
that question too, So in cut nine he talks about that,
and here is I just want to set this up
because remember Director Ray was appointed by President Trump, and
I think that a lot of Republicans at this point
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in twenty twenty, during the election, they still had trust
in him because these ideas were found in August. So
the ideas were found before the election occurred. There was
time to stop this from happening. Had the FBI stepped up.
Why didn't the FBI step up? Listen to what John
Solomon had to say.
Speaker 6 (15:31):
Now in the last twenty four hours, we've been able
to confirm something else. Why did they recall it, and
why did they not investigated cash Ptel, the FBI director,
has found emails and other internal documents from the FBI.
He's turning them over to Congress this week that reveal
that the reason they were called the intelligence, the reason
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they asked for that intelligence to be destroyed, the reason
that they didn't do any further follow up investigation is
agents around then Director Chris Ray. We're concerned that this
intelligence would contradict the prior assurances of Chris Ray to
Congress there was no known foreign intrusions in the election,
So to keep a false story going, they actually suppressed
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a potentially true round of intelligence from the American people,
from the rest of the intelligence community at large, and.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
From the President and others and there you have it.
That's why we have to keep the investigations going. That's
why we can't let this stuff go. And you want
to stick around because right after this, we're going to
hear from the administration. We have got the US Secretary
of Education. She's talking about this landmark agreement with the
University of Pennsylvania. Stick around, you're going to hear it
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straight from the Secretary. We'll be right back. Welcome back
to the Clan Bucks Show. If you're just joining us,
I'm Tutor Dixon. I'm filling in for Clan Buck while
they're off celebrating America. This week, I'm broadcasting live from
the Wood Radio Studios in beautiful Grand Rapids, Michigan. I
have the United States Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon back
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with me today to talk about one of those promises made,
promises kept. Secretary. Welcome back, Thank.
Speaker 4 (17:13):
You, Tutor. It's a pleasure to be with you again today.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Well, I am so excited about why you're here because
you have a big announcement. Just last night, you announced
that you have something happening with the University of Pennsylvania,
and I'm going to let you talk about it.
Speaker 8 (17:28):
Well, I'm very excited and happy to announce what I
think is is really a landmark case in a victory
for the president for the Trump administration, because he announced,
you know, or he talked about you when he was campaigning,
how unfair he thought it was that.
Speaker 4 (17:45):
Men participated in women's towards.
Speaker 8 (17:47):
So one of the first things he did early February
when he came into office, it was to sign this
executive order about men not being able.
Speaker 4 (17:54):
To play in women's towards.
Speaker 8 (17:56):
And shortly thereafter a day or two, I can can
say that the Office of Civil Rights to the Department
of Education took up that mantle and an investigated the
University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (18:08):
Now that had been.
Speaker 8 (18:11):
You know, on the docket if you will, during the
Biden administration, but the Biden administration didn't do anything about it.
Speaker 4 (18:17):
They just kind of ignored it.
Speaker 8 (18:19):
But we decided that this was something we absolutely should
take up. This was the case if you recall where
Riley Gains was competing against Leah Thomas signed swimming at
the University of Pennsylvania and tied with Leah in their race,
and Riley left without a trophy. But she competed against
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a man that she should have gotten. If it had
been a woman, she would have been far ahead in
that race. So that really became a landmark case for
discussion in the country. It's one that we focused then
on with University of Pennsylvania and then Paula Scanlon, who
also was on the swimming team and testified before Congress.
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You know that the women on the team were actually
given psychological counseling on how to change in their intimate
spaces and locker rooms in front of men.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
That is shocking.
Speaker 4 (19:14):
It is that was shocking.
Speaker 8 (19:16):
It is clearly unfair, It flies in the face of
common sense, and it is a clear violation of Title
nin And so our investigation and through our negotiations back
and forth with the University of Pennsylvania, they signed the
resolution and now men will not compete in women's sports
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at the University of Pennsylvania. They have also agreed to
send a letter of apology to the women who run
the sports teams that men played against.
Speaker 4 (19:47):
They you know, they've also agreed that they're going to.
Speaker 8 (19:51):
Send notification to any of the people that they deal with,
contractors or whatever that this is how the University of
Pennsylvania is going to do so. I am really very
very pleased with this outcome, and it's a great victory
for women to compete against women in their sorts. You know,
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women and girls fought so hard for Title nind to
be able to have access to swarts and to be
able to have access to the comparable training rooms, et cetera,
and then to have it kind of yanked out from
under them by this interpretation of sideline was just wrong.
Speaker 4 (20:27):
And I'm very happy you know where we are today.
Speaker 1 (20:30):
Well, And Madam Secretary, I just want to say that
as we saw Donald Trump building his cabinet, I knew
that he had picked the right person when he put
you in charge of the Department of ED, because I
knew you would be a champion for girls. I know
what sports mean to you, and I know what fairness
means to you. And as you were just talking about
this and you're saying these girls underwent psychological testing, I mean, really,
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what we're talking about is a university behind the scenes
that was using psychological techniques to almost brainwash these women
into saying this is acceptable. You need to accept this
and put yourself aside. This is a clear violation of
Title nine and this is just the beginning. But I
am so impressed that here we are, just really a
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few months into this administration and you have already been
able to accomplish this. This announcement to me is very big.
I'm a mother of four girls. To me, this is
a huge announcement coming out of the Department of Ed.
Speaker 4 (21:29):
Well, it certainly is.
Speaker 8 (21:30):
And if Donald Trump had not been elected president, he
would not see this action being taken.
Speaker 4 (21:36):
But as I said, he campaigned on this. He was
true to his word. And when he had the signing of.
Speaker 8 (21:41):
This executive order in the East Room in the White House,
he was surrounded by girls and women of all ages,
and he was very proud to sign this executive order.
And I'm really pleased with the investigations that we have
undertaken and that the University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
Hopefully this settlement.
Speaker 8 (22:02):
And this agreement will become kind of the prototype for
the universities to come on board and to make sure
that they are adhering or you know, we will continue
investigating other universities. It's just like we did Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (22:16):
Is this connected to federal funding? Why have they agreed
to this? Because to me, when I look at this
and I say they're going to restore all records, titles,
and any recognition to female athletes that were taken from
them by male athletes. That is something I think all
of us thought. No matter what happens, the records are
permanently damaged, and how can any woman compete against the
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past when the past is not accurate? And yet you
have accomplished this, you will restore that in this agreement.
How did you get them to agree to this?
Speaker 8 (22:47):
Well, certainly the big club is federal funding, and there
was approximate one hundred and seventy five million dollars at
STAY and so now that funding, of which came you know,
from a couple of different agencies other than the Department
of Education, you know, will be restored. Predominant amount of
it was from AHHS. So we're we're happy that that
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funding will be restored. But also we are saying we
mean business, and the federal government does have the right
to withhold funding if you're not in compliance, and we
will not take any of those tools off the table.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
I think that's something that we need to make sure
people understand because there will be criticism, Oh, this is
some sort of extortion. You only get this money. If
you do this, this is protecting women. I mean Title
nine has been in effect since the seventies, and yet
we are still here today in twenty twenty five, fighting
for it. And I want to be clear, this is
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if you cannot comply with law, you cannot have the
taxpayers money. Isn't that correct? Correct?
Speaker 4 (23:51):
We definitely are very serious.
Speaker 8 (23:53):
It's about enforcing Title nine.
Speaker 4 (23:55):
It is the law.
Speaker 8 (23:56):
And girls shouldn't have to be competing in sorts of
which they are afraid they're going to be hurt or
they know that it's not a level playing field. Boys
are bigger and stronger and faster, and they have an
unfair advantage.
Speaker 4 (24:11):
And also, you.
Speaker 8 (24:13):
Know, they need to feel safe in the sports that
they're competing against, not worried are they going to get
their face smashed by volleyball or you know that other
things are going to be happening to them. I mean
Stephanie Turner took a knee rather than participate in her
fencing competition. She was going to be competing against the
boy and she knew that was not fair, and she
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was afraid and she took a knee. Women and girls
should not be put in those positions. We fought so
hard with Title nine, you know, to gain access to
women's sports and a fair playing field than in equal
training facilities, and now to just have that kind of
yanked way or this interpretation is wrong. The courts have
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ruled that it's wrong and the Title nine should be
interpreted as written that women have access to their sources, facilities, etc.
And it's based on sex.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
So this is kind of a landmark agreement that you
have with the University of Pennsylvania. I mean, we're even
talking about they now have to accept biology based definitions
for the words male and female. To me, that is groundbreaking.
And I say that knowing that ten years ago that
would be a ridiculous statement, but that's where we are today.
But I say that also knowing that this is one
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school of many. So how does the Department of Ed
tackle the entire country that has gone woke and has
taken away sports from so many women and trophies from
so many women.
Speaker 8 (25:41):
Well, hopefully this landmark case with the University of Pennsylvania
is going to be the roadmap for other universities to follow.
And they don't know we're serious because there is a
fair amount of federal money for many of these universities,
and if they are receiving federal funding and they have
to know that that funding can be frozen or taken
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away if they are not in compliance with the law.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
What was it like when you were able to sit
down with some of these female athletes like Riley Gaines
and say this is what's going to happen. You're going
to be there alongside us when we make this announcement.
Riley has fought so hard for this. I know that
the other women that were there as well, Paula has
also fought so hard for this. What was their reaction
to this?
Speaker 8 (26:28):
Well, I know that they are thrilled to know that
finally action has been taken and that their messaging has
not gone in vain. All of the miles they've traveled,
all the interviews that they have done, all of the
counseling that they have done to young women and two
girls has not been in vain, and that they now
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have some not just wind that they're back, they certainly
have been confirmed that they were on the right track
and that their motives and their actions are justified.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Absolutely so, I just want to reiterate this is a
landmark agreement. That we're announcing today. This is just fresh
off of the press. Really, this is just happening, breaking news.
They University of Pennsylvania will restore all records, titles, and
recognitions to female athletes. They will issue a public statement
that says they will comply with Title nine, and then
(27:24):
it will be specifically to they won't allow men to
compete in women's sports. They will also adopt biology based
definitions for the words male and female. They will rescind
all guidance that violates our air or is inconsistence with
Title nine. And they will send personalized apology letters to
each swimmer, each female swimmer who was impacted by this.
(27:47):
Secretary McMahon, you did this. You and President Trump, I
know you will keep fighting. This is a huge moment
for women across the country, but it's a huge moment
for this administration. Just I just want to close getting
your feelings on what it's like to be a part
of this and stand next to the President in such
an important moment.
Speaker 8 (28:09):
Well, it's incredibly exciting to be able to do exactly
what he said he was going to do. And I
want to commend the Department of Education and our Office
of Civil Rights for working so hard on this investigation
and for developing this agreement with the University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
Absolutely, we cannot be more thrilled. I'm so glad that
you came on today to share it with us. Thank
you so much, Secretary Linda McMahon, thank you. Promise has made,
promise is kept. This is just amazing news. Everyone stick around.
We want to hear from you. Next. We're going to
be taking listener calls, so please call us at eight
hundred two eight two two eight eighty two again. We
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We want to hear what you're thinking about the show. Again.
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Patriots Radio hosts a couple of regular guys, Clay Travis
and Buck Sexton. Find them on the free iHeartRadio app
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Speaker 1 (29:15):
Welcome back to the Clay and Bucks Show. The guys
are off today. They are celebrating the United States of America.
I'm here, I'm Tutor Dixon, I'm filling in and I
have Kyle Olsen with me. He also celebrates the United
States of America, but his birthday as well, on the
fourth of July. I bring that up because your birthday
is the fourth of July. Happy birthday, by the way.
(29:36):
But you always yell at me if I call it
the fourth of July because I have to call it
Independence Day.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Well, it's technically Independence Day, but it's the fourth of July.
Either way. We're here to celebrate.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
We're celebrating our independence and we want to celebrate it
with people. So we asked people to call and the
rumor I've heard is that Donald from Michigan is still
on the line, which I think is awesome. So Donald,
if you are there, tell us what you want to
talk about right now.
Speaker 10 (30:02):
Yes, I am here. This is Donald from Lancy, Michigan.
And my wife is a legal immigrant from the Philippines.
This past April she became a legal American citizen. So
this Independence Day is her going to be her very
(30:22):
first national birthday party as an American. She has registered
to legally vote. So now we're just waiting for you
to desire are you going to be our next governor
or our next senator? And you've got our two votes?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Ah, that's so excited. Her first vote. Congratulations congratulations on
becoming a citizen. What's her name?
Speaker 10 (30:47):
Her name is Jonah. And in our wedding ceremony, both
flags or in our ceremony, both national anthems were played
at our wedding ceremony, and part of my vows to her,
I quoted the last sentence of the Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 1 (31:14):
Ven is so beautiful. That is so amazing. Congratulations. Thank
you so much for calling Teller. We said congratulations as well.
We appreciate hearing from you. Donald, Thank you so much.
And it sounds like we've got Bryce out there in Utah.
He has a theory on the app. This is a
theory on that app that I said was for usefulity.
It's Bryce, tell us what your theory is.
Speaker 11 (31:36):
So I think that we should all download the app
and start randomly posting locations both locations of ICE sightings,
to basically render their little app useless, because as we
all know, they're not just going to use it to
avoid ICE, they're going to use it to target them
as well, and for us to protect our ICE agents.
(31:59):
I think that would be a wonderful recourse on our part.
Speaker 2 (32:03):
I've already come at their own game, come at their
own game.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
You're not the first person that I've heard saying that.
I've seen other people saying, Hey, go out and do this.
I mean, at a certain point, we have to fight
back against these things. Hey, thanks Bryce, thank you so
much for calling in.
Speaker 4 (32:17):
Kyle.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
I think that is going to happen. I think that
there are true patriots in this country that are going
to protect law enforcement. This is law enforcement. This app
is called ice Block, stop Ice from doing their jobs.
I cannot believe that. The way I heard them talk
about it on CNN was as it was an advertisement
(32:37):
for this, like this is some great thing. Again, I
just said with the Secretary, ten years ago, we would
have been shocked by this. I think ten years ago
we would have been shocked by an app like this.
Speaker 2 (32:47):
That's right. And President Trump has said, go do your jobs,
Go get the bad people out of our country, and
that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
So we're coming to the end right now of our two.
Our three is coming up. I want you guys to
stick around because there's a lot of news going on
right now with the big beautiful Bill, there's a lot
of news coming out of this ditty trial. Clay actually
was texting us earlier. He wants us to make sure
you all know that he predicted this. You're going to
hear his own words after this break, so stick with us.
(33:16):
We're going to talk about all this stuff. Like I said,
the Big Beautiful Bill, there's some news coming out of Washington.
The House is looking at it right now. Donald Trump
is hoping that he gets that vote through. We've got
one guy that's a stickler. You've heard his name before.
We'll talk about it right after the break. Stay here,
we'll be right back on the Clay and Buck Show.
Thank you,
Hello, and welcome to this second hour of the Clay
Travis in Buck Sexton Show. The guys are off vacationing
right now, but I am filling in for them today.
I'm Tutor Dixon, and I host the Tutor Dixon Podcast
right on the Clay and Buck podcast Network. We have
episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. We talk about all
(00:21):
the news of the day, the stuff that they're talking
about right here on the Clay and Bucks Show. So
I want you to check out the Tutor Dixon Podcast
right now. I am excited because I'm coming to live
from the Wood Radio Studios in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I
think you've heard Clay talk about Michigan because he's been
in Michigan for a few weeks now, I think, and
he's in northern Michigan. I saw him post something about
(00:43):
how Michigan is a total gem, and he's exactly right,
it is a total gem. I have Kyle Olsen with
me from The Midwesterner, and he's a lifelong Michigander, so
you can speak to that.
Speaker 2 (00:53):
Yeah, it's a beautiful state and I think it's it's
been harmed by our leadership, which we're to change, but
it's a great place to be.
Speaker 1 (01:03):
And you'll hear people talking about us being a border state.
We are a northern border state. We border Canada, and
there have been people that have been coming across Canada.
So we actually a few weeks ago, we had the
Secretary of Homeland Security Christinome, in the state of Michigan,
and she was talking about the importance of reducing border
crossings and all this and Trump. Let's face it, President
(01:25):
Trump has had an incredible week. He's got border crossings
down to like nothing. He just got the big beautiful
bill signed through the Senate. Egg prices are down, gas
prices are down. Things are going amazingly. But yesterday Christinome
was interviewed and she said something that was totally horrifying
to me. She said that they had deported somebody who
(01:48):
was a cannibal and she got a call while they
were getting him out of the country that on the
way out of the country, he started trying to eat
himself and had to immediately be taken for medical attention.
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Right, and and so this narrative that we see in
the mainstream media is look at this person who you know,
look at this child that was arrested. Look at the families,
you know, being separated in all of that. They're trying
to isolate those those specific stories. But what the Trump
administration is doing is is rounding up these you know, killers,
(02:24):
ra races, yes, terrible people and getting them out of
their country, getting them out of the country. That has
been their focus is the violent convicts, et cetera, the
people who should not be in the country.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
So you talk about these people, and you all need
to understand what the undercurrent is from the Democrats, from
these socialists. They wanted these people here and this wasn't
a mistake. You have to understand, it wasn't a mistake
that Biden and Harris had the border open for four years.
Now they're mad because they don't want these people to
(02:58):
be pushed out of country. These are their socialist voters.
These And the funny thing is the amount of times
that I've heard these people go, who's going to clean
my house? Who's going to nanny my kids? I'm like, really,
that's that's your argument, Like these people, I own these people.
How can you send them away? I mean, they don't
they have no shame in treating people like they're not humans.
(03:21):
But they say, that's what's happening when we take truly
dangerous people out of the country. But I bring this
up because there's this new app out there and CNN.
I want to play cut seven because CNN talked about
this new app and they talk about it like this
is some fantastic piece of equipment. Here here's what they
(03:42):
had to say about this new app.
Speaker 3 (03:44):
One tech developer is pushing back with an app designed
to track ice activity in real time. It's called ice
flock and it's controversial, to say the least. Santa Claire
Duffy is with us. Now, how does this work, Claire
and what are.
Speaker 4 (03:58):
The legal implications?
Speaker 5 (04:00):
Yeah, John, I talked with Joshua Aaron, who is the
longtime tech worker who developed this platform, and he said
he really wants it to be an early warning system
for people about the location of immigrations and customs enforcement officers.
So he says he does not want people interfering with
those officers activity, but he does want people to be
able to avoid them altogether if they want. So you
(04:21):
open the app. It looks like a map and users
can tap the map to report an ice siding in
their area, and then everybody who uses the platform, within
five miles of that siting will get a push alert.
This is a free iPhone app. It is anonymous.
Speaker 1 (04:35):
This is insane to me. And she's out there on
CNN pushing this like she's selling it. I mean, she
sounded like a salesperson for this app. You've heard people
criticizing ICE for having these masks on. Remember these people
who are going out busting these guys, they live in
these communities, they're being docksed. Now you've got an app
(04:58):
to say this is where they are go after them.
And she says she goes on to say in that interview, well,
he doesn't want them to go interfere He's just this
is just a warning system.
Speaker 2 (05:09):
Boloney, right, Yeah, what they want is a confrontation. They
want confusion, they want chaos, which of course creates very
dangerous situations for the ICE agents, for local police, state police, sheriffs,
people that are going in again to arrest dangerous felons,
people who are wanted for horrible crimes, either in America
(05:32):
or in their home country. There's a new website. I
don't know if you've heard of this. It's called Deported
dot News. Deported dot News and they're publishing stories every
single day, and to me, one of the most important
parts of the site is they actually have a captured
section where they're profiling all of these sorts of people.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
So as you know, these are not good people.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
So as you're hearing the horror stories what they want
to be horror stories from CNN, you can go on
that site and you can see mugshots, names, home countries, crimes, etc.
And it's all listed right there. And so as as
they are pushing this narrative that oh, these are just
you know, poor, you know, farm workers from different countries. No,
(06:17):
these are cold blooded killers, terrorists, rapists, robbers, terrible people
that should not be in our countries.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
The SOB stories make me sick. I mean, yesterday we
were hearing that they were comparing these people who have
committed horrific crimes, in some cases have murdered people, as
you just said, rape people. Oh, these poor people they're
having to hide like an Frank. What an insult on
so many levels to even compare and Frank's situation to this,
(06:47):
it's discussed. That's how sick they are. This is the
manipulation of the left, and it's something that we just
saw here in Michigan. In Detroit, there was well this
was just a couple of days ago. This week, these
these ice officers go to raid a house. Now remember
the people who did this to the ice officers. They're
(07:07):
chasing after them. They had to pepper the ice officers
had to pepper spray these people. If you saw this,
they're chasing after them with cars. They are pushing their
way into the house, trying to push the officers aside.
They're screaming, they're yelling. This is a dangerous situation all
the way around these bystanders. They could that are that
are screaming at these ice officers, they could get hurt.
(07:29):
They're also doing this having no idea who these guys
are going to get. They have no idea who's in
their neighborhood.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Correct, and so it's creating very chaotic, dangerous situations for
everyone else who is just there trying to live their lives.
But this is this is the hill that that progressives
and leftists are dying, are going to die on. They
this is the issue immigration, illegal immigration. They want to
defend everyone that's in this country for whatever reason. But
(07:58):
when you look at the no Kings protests, from a
couple of weeks ago it was about immigration. The riots
that happened in Los Angeles a couple weeks ago, that
was about immigration.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
But these are the same groups that these are not.
These riots are not they're not unfunded, they're not organic.
They are being funded by these groups that then push
up people like Mom Donnie. These are groups that have
massive amounts of money. They are busting these people places.
All these people aren't just showing up. But then they
have these useful idiots. They use this app to have
(08:34):
useful idiots go out there. They think they're like these
vigilantes for justice and they're saving people's lives, and yet
they are causing the disruption and the chaos that the
enemy of the United States wants, whoever that should be,
and that might be the Iranians, because we've already caught
fifteen hundred Iranian nationals that came in under Biden. So
(08:56):
this open border was incredibly dangerous. It was letty in enemies.
There were seven hundred who were on the terror watch list.
These are dangerous people, and yet these apps like this
are I don't know if they're created by useful idiots,
but they're used by useful idiots, and now they're having
(09:18):
They're no longer the Party of the working class, They're
no longer the party of the minority. They're having their
groups clash. You've got I mean, you brought up to
ported dot News. They've got a story about Portland, Oregon.
Now they've got their African American residents that are mad
because these protesters are outside of their windows every night.
Speaker 6 (09:37):
Right.
Speaker 2 (09:37):
So you've got a city like Portland where there's a
detention center, and so you have these agitators outside being loud,
being disruptive, and the people who are probably Democrats living
in Portland are saying, get out of our city. And
so you've got this clash going on. But you mentioned,
I mean, think about that fifteen hundred Iranians. And there
(10:01):
was one that.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
I saw just during the Biden administration.
Speaker 2 (10:03):
Correct, there was one I saw on deported news that
was captured. He was a sniper in the Iranian army,
and it's like.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
The Army the chance death to America.
Speaker 2 (10:17):
The Biden administration. What just gets me is you go
back to inauguration day and President Trump was sworn in
at noon and it was like twelve oh one. Tom
Holman Ice started these raids and because they knew, they
knew where they were, which means the Biden administration knew
(10:38):
where these people were and did nothing.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
Yeah. Yeah, well Tom Holman is that guy is no nonsense.
I actually love hearing Tom Holman out there because he's
so no nonsense and he never his demeanor never changes.
It's always like deadpan. Yeah, we're going after these guys.
I don't care if you're yelling at me. I'm eating
an apple. I don't have time for this. It's just
I love it. It's hilarious, but it's also very serious
(11:01):
at the same time. Hey, guys, listen, stick around because
we have some information that we just found out this
week about China interfering in the twenty twenty election. Yeah,
that's right, I said, twenty twenty China tried to interfere.
We've got the goods, we have the evidence of that.
So stay tuned. We'll be right back, and don't forget
(11:22):
call in at the end of the hour eight hundred
to eight two two eight eight two we'll talk to you.
Then stay tuned. We'll be back with the China information.
Speaker 4 (11:30):
Want to be in the know when you're on the go.
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The Team forty seven podcasts Trump Highlights from the week
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Find it on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get
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Speaker 1 (11:45):
Welcome back to the Clay Trevison Buck Sexton Show I
Can't Talk Today. Welcome back. I am filling in for
Clay and Buck. I'm Tutor Dixon, the host of the
Tutor Dixon podcast, and because we have the podcast on
the Clay and Buck podcast network, I wanted to talk
a little bit about it. It's Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
You can check it out. You can check out all
of our clips and everything on ex at Tutor Dixon
(12:08):
Facebook Instagram. But I wanted to talk about something that
we talked about earlier on the show. I have Kyle
Olsen with me here. He is from the Midwesterner dot News.
John Solomon is from Just the News. We know John
very well and I had John on the podcast and
he was talking about China and I found this incredibly interesting,
(12:31):
especially having run for office in twenty twenty two, because Kyle,
you know this, it was kind of a litmus test
as you went across the state. Do you believe that
the election was fair. Do you believe that any interference
happened in the election? And if you said you thought
there was any interference, the Democrats just jumped down your throat. Interestingly,
(12:51):
apparently they knew and the deep state knew the entire time,
that China was actually trying to interfere. We have John Solomon,
he actually talked about this on the podcast so cut eight.
I have him telling me about this, and it was
so to me. It's so powerful because I know how
we were attacked for it that I wanted you guys
(13:13):
to hear it. So here's John Solomon talking about this.
Speaker 6 (13:16):
Independent of the FBI, the Customs Board and Protection Agency
intercepted thousands, actually almost ten thousand fake driver's licenses coming
from China and Hong Kong. They got intercepted at Chicago
Ohare Airport. And where were they going. They were going
to the battleground states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Pennsylvania. Clearly
(13:39):
a part of the plot. They had corroborating information intercepted
by another federal agency. The FBI knows it. They don't
further follow up on that information, and they just recall
the report. Now in the last twenty.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
Four hours, ten thousand were intercepted. They were That means
that there could have been way more through and got
through weren't intercepted.
Speaker 6 (14:02):
That's exactly right. The confidential human informant said, tens of
thousands of fake driver's licenses were being produced.
Speaker 1 (14:10):
This is coming into the United States, and I think
for us this heads home even more because just in
the twenty twenty four election, we know that a Chinese
national at the University of Michigan voted in our election.
And then the Secretary of State said, well, well, now
we know this, but there's nothing we can do. We
can't pull their vote out. There's nothing that can happen
(14:32):
that we knew because that person confessed. How many people
actually voted with these fake IDs in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2 (14:40):
Right, And that's the big question, and people want that answer,
and why won't the FBI investigate that? It appears they
are now.
Speaker 1 (14:49):
Oh well, well, actually we know why. We know why
they won't at the time because I asked John Solomon
that question too, So in cut nine he talks about that,
and here is I just want to set this up
because remember Director Ray was appointed by President Trump, and
I think that a lot of Republicans at this point
(15:10):
in twenty twenty, during the election, they still had trust
in him because these ideas were found in August. So
the ideas were found before the election occurred. There was
time to stop this from happening. Had the FBI stepped up.
Why didn't the FBI step up? Listen to what John
Solomon had to say.
Speaker 6 (15:31):
Now in the last twenty four hours, we've been able
to confirm something else. Why did they recall it, and
why did they not investigated cash Ptel, the FBI director,
has found emails and other internal documents from the FBI.
He's turning them over to Congress this week that reveal
that the reason they were called the intelligence, the reason
(15:51):
they asked for that intelligence to be destroyed, the reason
that they didn't do any further follow up investigation is
agents around then Director Chris Ray. We're concerned that this
intelligence would contradict the prior assurances of Chris Ray to
Congress there was no known foreign intrusions in the election,
So to keep a false story going, they actually suppressed
(16:14):
a potentially true round of intelligence from the American people,
from the rest of the intelligence community at large, and.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
From the President and others and there you have it.
That's why we have to keep the investigations going. That's
why we can't let this stuff go. And you want
to stick around because right after this, we're going to
hear from the administration. We have got the US Secretary
of Education. She's talking about this landmark agreement with the
University of Pennsylvania. Stick around, you're going to hear it
(16:46):
straight from the Secretary. We'll be right back. Welcome back
to the Clan Bucks Show. If you're just joining us,
I'm Tutor Dixon. I'm filling in for Clan Buck while
they're off celebrating America. This week, I'm broadcasting live from
the Wood Radio Studios in beautiful Grand Rapids, Michigan. I
have the United States Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon back
(17:07):
with me today to talk about one of those promises made,
promises kept. Secretary. Welcome back, Thank.
Speaker 4 (17:13):
You, Tutor. It's a pleasure to be with you again today.
Speaker 1 (17:15):
Well, I am so excited about why you're here because
you have a big announcement. Just last night, you announced
that you have something happening with the University of Pennsylvania,
and I'm going to let you talk about it.
Speaker 8 (17:28):
Well, I'm very excited and happy to announce what I
think is is really a landmark case in a victory
for the president for the Trump administration, because he announced,
you know, or he talked about you when he was campaigning,
how unfair he thought it was that.
Speaker 4 (17:45):
Men participated in women's towards.
Speaker 8 (17:47):
So one of the first things he did early February
when he came into office, it was to sign this
executive order about men not being able.
Speaker 4 (17:54):
To play in women's towards.
Speaker 8 (17:56):
And shortly thereafter a day or two, I can can
say that the Office of Civil Rights to the Department
of Education took up that mantle and an investigated the
University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (18:08):
Now that had been.
Speaker 8 (18:11):
You know, on the docket if you will, during the
Biden administration, but the Biden administration didn't do anything about it.
Speaker 4 (18:17):
They just kind of ignored it.
Speaker 8 (18:19):
But we decided that this was something we absolutely should
take up. This was the case if you recall where
Riley Gains was competing against Leah Thomas signed swimming at
the University of Pennsylvania and tied with Leah in their race,
and Riley left without a trophy. But she competed against
(18:42):
a man that she should have gotten. If it had
been a woman, she would have been far ahead in
that race. So that really became a landmark case for
discussion in the country. It's one that we focused then
on with University of Pennsylvania and then Paula Scanlon, who
also was on the swimming team and testified before Congress.
(19:03):
You know that the women on the team were actually
given psychological counseling on how to change in their intimate
spaces and locker rooms in front of men.
Speaker 1 (19:13):
That is shocking.
Speaker 4 (19:14):
It is that was shocking.
Speaker 8 (19:16):
It is clearly unfair, It flies in the face of
common sense, and it is a clear violation of Title
nin And so our investigation and through our negotiations back
and forth with the University of Pennsylvania, they signed the
resolution and now men will not compete in women's sports
(19:36):
at the University of Pennsylvania. They have also agreed to
send a letter of apology to the women who run
the sports teams that men played against.
Speaker 4 (19:47):
They you know, they've also agreed that they're going to.
Speaker 8 (19:51):
Send notification to any of the people that they deal with,
contractors or whatever that this is how the University of
Pennsylvania is going to do so. I am really very
very pleased with this outcome, and it's a great victory
for women to compete against women in their sorts. You know,
(20:12):
women and girls fought so hard for Title nind to
be able to have access to swarts and to be
able to have access to the comparable training rooms, et cetera,
and then to have it kind of yanked out from
under them by this interpretation of sideline was just wrong.
Speaker 4 (20:27):
And I'm very happy you know where we are today.
Speaker 1 (20:30):
Well, And Madam Secretary, I just want to say that
as we saw Donald Trump building his cabinet, I knew
that he had picked the right person when he put
you in charge of the Department of ED, because I
knew you would be a champion for girls. I know
what sports mean to you, and I know what fairness
means to you. And as you were just talking about
this and you're saying these girls underwent psychological testing, I mean, really,
(20:54):
what we're talking about is a university behind the scenes
that was using psychological techniques to almost brainwash these women
into saying this is acceptable. You need to accept this
and put yourself aside. This is a clear violation of
Title nine and this is just the beginning. But I
am so impressed that here we are, just really a
(21:16):
few months into this administration and you have already been
able to accomplish this. This announcement to me is very big.
I'm a mother of four girls. To me, this is
a huge announcement coming out of the Department of Ed.
Speaker 4 (21:29):
Well, it certainly is.
Speaker 8 (21:30):
And if Donald Trump had not been elected president, he
would not see this action being taken.
Speaker 4 (21:36):
But as I said, he campaigned on this. He was
true to his word. And when he had the signing of.
Speaker 8 (21:41):
This executive order in the East Room in the White House,
he was surrounded by girls and women of all ages,
and he was very proud to sign this executive order.
And I'm really pleased with the investigations that we have
undertaken and that the University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4 (21:59):
Hopefully this settlement.
Speaker 8 (22:02):
And this agreement will become kind of the prototype for
the universities to come on board and to make sure
that they are adhering or you know, we will continue
investigating other universities. It's just like we did Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (22:16):
Is this connected to federal funding? Why have they agreed
to this? Because to me, when I look at this
and I say they're going to restore all records, titles,
and any recognition to female athletes that were taken from
them by male athletes. That is something I think all
of us thought. No matter what happens, the records are
permanently damaged, and how can any woman compete against the
(22:38):
past when the past is not accurate? And yet you
have accomplished this, you will restore that in this agreement.
How did you get them to agree to this?
Speaker 8 (22:47):
Well, certainly the big club is federal funding, and there
was approximate one hundred and seventy five million dollars at
STAY and so now that funding, of which came you know,
from a couple of different agencies other than the Department
of Education, you know, will be restored. Predominant amount of
it was from AHHS. So we're we're happy that that
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funding will be restored. But also we are saying we
mean business, and the federal government does have the right
to withhold funding if you're not in compliance, and we
will not take any of those tools off the table.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
I think that's something that we need to make sure
people understand because there will be criticism, Oh, this is
some sort of extortion. You only get this money. If
you do this, this is protecting women. I mean Title
nine has been in effect since the seventies, and yet
we are still here today in twenty twenty five, fighting
for it. And I want to be clear, this is
(23:44):
if you cannot comply with law, you cannot have the
taxpayers money. Isn't that correct? Correct?
Speaker 4 (23:51):
We definitely are very serious.
Speaker 8 (23:53):
It's about enforcing Title nine.
Speaker 4 (23:55):
It is the law.
Speaker 8 (23:56):
And girls shouldn't have to be competing in sorts of
which they are afraid they're going to be hurt or
they know that it's not a level playing field. Boys
are bigger and stronger and faster, and they have an
unfair advantage.
Speaker 4 (24:11):
And also, you.
Speaker 8 (24:13):
Know, they need to feel safe in the sports that
they're competing against, not worried are they going to get
their face smashed by volleyball or you know that other
things are going to be happening to them. I mean
Stephanie Turner took a knee rather than participate in her
fencing competition. She was going to be competing against the
boy and she knew that was not fair, and she
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was afraid and she took a knee. Women and girls
should not be put in those positions. We fought so
hard with Title nine, you know, to gain access to
women's sports and a fair playing field than in equal
training facilities, and now to just have that kind of
yanked way or this interpretation is wrong. The courts have
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ruled that it's wrong and the Title nine should be
interpreted as written that women have access to their sources, facilities, etc.
And it's based on sex.
Speaker 1 (25:06):
So this is kind of a landmark agreement that you
have with the University of Pennsylvania. I mean, we're even
talking about they now have to accept biology based definitions
for the words male and female. To me, that is groundbreaking.
And I say that knowing that ten years ago that
would be a ridiculous statement, but that's where we are today.
But I say that also knowing that this is one
(25:28):
school of many. So how does the Department of Ed
tackle the entire country that has gone woke and has
taken away sports from so many women and trophies from
so many women.
Speaker 8 (25:41):
Well, hopefully this landmark case with the University of Pennsylvania
is going to be the roadmap for other universities to follow.
And they don't know we're serious because there is a
fair amount of federal money for many of these universities,
and if they are receiving federal funding and they have
to know that that funding can be frozen or taken
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away if they are not in compliance with the law.
Speaker 1 (26:07):
What was it like when you were able to sit
down with some of these female athletes like Riley Gaines
and say this is what's going to happen. You're going
to be there alongside us when we make this announcement.
Riley has fought so hard for this. I know that
the other women that were there as well, Paula has
also fought so hard for this. What was their reaction
to this?
Speaker 8 (26:28):
Well, I know that they are thrilled to know that
finally action has been taken and that their messaging has
not gone in vain. All of the miles they've traveled,
all the interviews that they have done, all of the
counseling that they have done to young women and two
girls has not been in vain, and that they now
(26:48):
have some not just wind that they're back, they certainly
have been confirmed that they were on the right track
and that their motives and their actions are justified.
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Absolutely so, I just want to reiterate this is a
landmark agreement. That we're announcing today. This is just fresh
off of the press. Really, this is just happening, breaking news.
They University of Pennsylvania will restore all records, titles, and
recognitions to female athletes. They will issue a public statement
that says they will comply with Title nine, and then
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it will be specifically to they won't allow men to
compete in women's sports. They will also adopt biology based
definitions for the words male and female. They will rescind
all guidance that violates our air or is inconsistence with
Title nine. And they will send personalized apology letters to
each swimmer, each female swimmer who was impacted by this.
(27:47):
Secretary McMahon, you did this. You and President Trump, I
know you will keep fighting. This is a huge moment
for women across the country, but it's a huge moment
for this administration. Just I just want to close getting
your feelings on what it's like to be a part
of this and stand next to the President in such
an important moment.
Speaker 8 (28:09):
Well, it's incredibly exciting to be able to do exactly
what he said he was going to do. And I
want to commend the Department of Education and our Office
of Civil Rights for working so hard on this investigation
and for developing this agreement with the University of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1 (28:29):
Absolutely, we cannot be more thrilled. I'm so glad that
you came on today to share it with us. Thank
you so much, Secretary Linda McMahon, thank you. Promise has made,
promise is kept. This is just amazing news. Everyone stick around.
We want to hear from you. Next. We're going to
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Speaker 1 (29:15):
Welcome back to the Clay and Bucks Show. The guys
are off today. They are celebrating the United States of America.
I'm here, I'm Tutor Dixon, I'm filling in and I
have Kyle Olsen with me. He also celebrates the United
States of America, but his birthday as well, on the
fourth of July. I bring that up because your birthday
is the fourth of July. Happy birthday, by the way.
(29:36):
But you always yell at me if I call it
the fourth of July because I have to call it
Independence Day.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Well, it's technically Independence Day, but it's the fourth of July.
Either way. We're here to celebrate.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
We're celebrating our independence and we want to celebrate it
with people. So we asked people to call and the
rumor I've heard is that Donald from Michigan is still
on the line, which I think is awesome. So Donald,
if you are there, tell us what you want to
talk about right now.
Speaker 10 (30:02):
Yes, I am here. This is Donald from Lancy, Michigan.
And my wife is a legal immigrant from the Philippines.
This past April she became a legal American citizen. So
this Independence Day is her going to be her very
(30:22):
first national birthday party as an American. She has registered
to legally vote. So now we're just waiting for you
to desire are you going to be our next governor
or our next senator? And you've got our two votes?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
Ah, that's so excited. Her first vote. Congratulations congratulations on
becoming a citizen. What's her name?
Speaker 10 (30:47):
Her name is Jonah. And in our wedding ceremony, both
flags or in our ceremony, both national anthems were played
at our wedding ceremony, and part of my vows to her,
I quoted the last sentence of the Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 1 (31:14):
Ven is so beautiful. That is so amazing. Congratulations. Thank
you so much for calling Teller. We said congratulations as well.
We appreciate hearing from you. Donald, Thank you so much.
And it sounds like we've got Bryce out there in Utah.
He has a theory on the app. This is a
theory on that app that I said was for usefulity.
It's Bryce, tell us what your theory is.
Speaker 11 (31:36):
So I think that we should all download the app
and start randomly posting locations both locations of ICE sightings,
to basically render their little app useless, because as we
all know, they're not just going to use it to
avoid ICE, they're going to use it to target them
as well, and for us to protect our ICE agents.
(31:59):
I think that would be a wonderful recourse on our part.
Speaker 2 (32:03):
I've already come at their own game, come at their
own game.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
You're not the first person that I've heard saying that.
I've seen other people saying, Hey, go out and do this.
I mean, at a certain point, we have to fight
back against these things. Hey, thanks Bryce, thank you so
much for calling in.
Speaker 4 (32:17):
Kyle.
Speaker 1 (32:17):
I think that is going to happen. I think that
there are true patriots in this country that are going
to protect law enforcement. This is law enforcement. This app
is called ice Block, stop Ice from doing their jobs.
I cannot believe that. The way I heard them talk
about it on CNN was as it was an advertisement
(32:37):
for this, like this is some great thing. Again, I
just said with the Secretary, ten years ago, we would
have been shocked by this. I think ten years ago
we would have been shocked by an app like this.
Speaker 2 (32:47):
That's right. And President Trump has said, go do your jobs,
Go get the bad people out of our country, and
that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 1 (32:55):
So we're coming to the end right now of our two.
Our three is coming up. I want you guys to
stick around because there's a lot of news going on
right now with the big beautiful Bill, there's a lot
of news coming out of this ditty trial. Clay actually
was texting us earlier. He wants us to make sure
you all know that he predicted this. You're going to
hear his own words after this break, so stick with us.
(33:16):
We're going to talk about all this stuff. Like I said,
the Big Beautiful Bill, there's some news coming out of Washington.
The House is looking at it right now. Donald Trump
is hoping that he gets that vote through. We've got
one guy that's a stickler. You've heard his name before.
We'll talk about it right after the break. Stay here,
we'll be right back on the Clay and Buck Show.
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