October 25, 2024 • 36 mins
Trump and Republicans will have a true mandate if he wins big. GOP turning out in record numbers for early voting in Nevada. C&B Show joins Trump speaking live in Texas. Captain Sam Brown, Nevada Senate candidate and Army veteran, joined Clay and Buck to talk about his close U.S. Senate race in Nevada, President Trump's chances to carry the state, and what this election means to his family and others like them. Mel Gibson says Kamala has the IQ of a fence post.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome back in Clay Travis buck Sexton Show, Final Hour
of the Week next week. Buck, I'm still goind of
getting used to this because we've been getting ready for
this election for so long and so many of you
have voted. Have you prepared yourself for the fact that
when we come back on Monday we will be able.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
To say next week is the election?
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I mean, this has been a long run up Trump
announced for the election in November of twenty two for
this to be the situation where we are is finally
almost there. Let's run through some of the news stories
here and kind of set the table for where we are.
Washington Post, for the first time in thirty six years,
(00:47):
declines to endorse Kamala Harris. There is a full on
revolt going on inside of their newsroom. We could talk, Buck.
I do think it's an interesting debate. Why should a
newspaper in at this point in time at all? And
I understand it's the editorial page of the newspaper, it's
not the newspaper as a whole. For people out there
(01:07):
who are sticklers, But if you truly want to be
a fair and unbiased journalistic source, shouldn't you not ever
endorse I mean, just something to think about. LA Times
also in an uproar because they are not endorsing. Two
polls coming out today, the final polls of the cycle.
(01:29):
CNN dead tie, New York Times dead tie, Washington Sorry,
The Wall Street Journal has Trump up two or three,
depending on what metric you want to use. That is
I would argue three of the biggest sounding boards that
are out there. Hillary says you're a Nazi if you're
going to Madison Square Garden. CNN Data's guru Harry Inton
(01:51):
says Trump has a real shot to win the popular vote.
Miami has flipped a Republican where buck lives. Hillary won
Miami Dade County by thirty and twenty sixteen. Biden won
it by seven. Early voting. Has Trump poised to win
that welcome You're welcome Miami Dade. You know, the buckster
(02:11):
shows up. It's like there's a new sheriff in town.
Miami Dade goes red, goes for Trump. So all of
this is breaking in a very positive way for Trump.
And the gambling markets, which I don't think I've mentioned
for a while. I do love the gambling markets. You
guys know this. I did sports gambling daily for four
(02:31):
years on television. Trump is approaching an all time high
against Kamala. Sixty five percent chance that he wins, thirty
four percent chance, thirty five percent chance if you round
up that, that Kamala.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Is going to win the race.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
And when you look at the swing states, there is
a lot of very positive noise coming out of the
early voting. North Carolina, Nevada, Florida. All of the those
states do it by Republican and Democrat breakdowns. And I
just sent in a clip they're talking about how the
voting is going. Republicans have opened up in Nevada.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
Buck. I don't know that you have seen this. I
was just reading it.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
A twenty five thousand vote lead that is in the
state of Nevada early voting.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
It's unheard of.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Republicans have opened up a twenty five thousand seat lead. Now,
I'm not telling you this because I want you to
rest on your laurels.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
More so if you want to.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
Beat this team Kamala and the Democrats and Biden as
well solidly. Now is the time where things are going
in your direction. The game plan is working. You pour
on more steam and you end it. You make it
in Trump's words, Buck too big to rig. One additional
(03:56):
I mentioned this in the first hour, but Axios the
leads story first paragraph Buck. A growing number of top
Democrats tell us privately they feel Harris will lose. And
this is despite the fact that Democrats have spent over
a billion dollars since July going after Trump, way more
(04:19):
than Trump has spent. And there is just again from
Axios in a troubling sign. As they say in this article,
top Democrats are starting to point fingers at who's more
responsible for a Harris loss, Biden for dragging his feet
or Harris herself going down. A top Democrat official texted,
(04:45):
she is who she is. One long time Democrat strategist said,
let's hope it's enough. Democrats fear Kamal has tried to
make too many different cases against Trump still hasn't revealed
their self devoters. All of this is is happening again.
More steam, more steam, more steam.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Well.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Also, the margin of victory matters in so many ways,
and we're very aware of that. Right the margin of
victory matters because of we'll just call it irregularities.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
I want to get don't want to get in any
trouble here, right, I don't want to get sued.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
We'll call it irregularities that may occur in certain Democrat precincts.
As I've said, the bigger the real vote advantage, the
harder it is to overcome.
Speaker 2 (05:30):
And people say, oh, what about if it's electronic.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
It's it's a lot more difficult. Okay, It's a lot
harder to fix a race where your ten laps behind
than a race where it's going to be a photo finish.
So the margin matters for that, But the margin also
matters for down ballot, the House and the Senate. You know, client,
when I voted here in Florida, you know it's amazing
(05:55):
we do politics for a living, and I'm like, oh wait,
I remember this judge. I'm voting whether to have certain
appeals court judges. Stay, I'm voting to have different referendums
on marijuana and abortion, all these different things here. So
you know there's a lot going on that people will
be voting on beyond just Trump versus Harris. And so
the margin matters because you want to make sure you've
(06:16):
got strong Republican victories across the board in Congress, and
you also want to have a sense Clay, I think
of both a mandate. Wouldn't it be fun if we
could use that word a mandate for Donald Trump in
twenty twenty five to pursue his agenda. And it's something like,
for example, winning the popular vote, even though look we
(06:38):
always I'm not changing the electoral colleges.
Speaker 2 (06:40):
All that matters.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
Okay, that is a system we have, But you're talking
about for narrative purposes. Yeah, if you win the popular
vote as well as a Republican and the electoral college.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
It's nice.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
It adds to the sense that this was a particular
given the last twenty years what's happened, a particular repudiation.
But in some ways, I actually think Clay, the most
important reason for this be a run up the scoreboard
to the degree possible election is what they have done
to Donald Trump. And this isn't just a like I
like Trump. Clay and I both like Trump on a
(07:09):
personal level. I mean we're very open about that. You know,
we think he's really funny and nice. And you know,
I've met him. I've known him not well but me.
I met him when I was thirteen. I mean, I've
known the Trump family and you know, coming and going uh,
for thirty thirty years now. But he's a guy who
I think they have demonized into this place where they
(07:32):
were willing to do absolutely anything to stop him and
play the indictments.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
We're not hearing about that very much now.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
The historically the guy who got indicted by lunatic Democrats
to stop him from being president again, the more he
wins by a huge margin. This is the only way
to stop this in the future. The only way you
won't get more of this is if Trump wins and
wins comfortably, because it is a repudiation of the tactic.
And I really mean this. That is important because law
(08:02):
fair brings the whole house of cards down. If this
becomes the new thing. If you know, if Clay is
gonna run in twenty forty eight, and I didn't do
the math in my head, I.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
Don't know that I'll be alive. I don't know that
I got twenty four years left. Fuck that was a
little that might be a little out there.
Speaker 3 (08:18):
But you know, if Clay is gonna be running at
some point in the future, or anyone that you know
in the Republican side is gonna run for president, and
they're thinking to themselves they will manufacture federal criminal charges
against me. We don't live in the same country that
we thought we did growing up, you.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
Know what I mean.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
No, I think that's totally true, and I want to play.
I want to talk about the momentum. I think this
is so important. And again you're gonna get tired of
me hearing hearing me say it, but I think it's important.
Let nothing I say other than go vote register with you.
But when the scoreboard is moving in your direction, it
is a sign that things are working. You want to
(08:56):
add on more steam. For anybody out there that's ever
been up a couple of time touchdowns in a game,
you don't want to let the other side back in
the game. You want to go ahead and end it
while you can. This is I believe Greg's got it
a cut that was just on. Because we're about to
go out to Nevada with Captain Sam Brown. There are
a lot of big Senate races. You want to vote
(09:18):
not only for Trump, but show up and vote Republican
down ballot as well. There is a panic setting in
in the state of Nevada, a state that Biden won.
I don't know, somebody can tell me when was the
last time Nevada voted Republican?
Speaker 2 (09:32):
Would it have been two thousand?
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Did Bush win Nevada in two thousand or two thousand
and four?
Speaker 4 (09:38):
I gotta check.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
I don't have the data at the team.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Certainly, certainly it's been one that has been a difficult
state in recent history for Republicans. Close in twenty sixteen,
close in twenty twenty, but Trump lost it both times.
He's up right now around twenty four thousand votes in
early voting. Nevada is showing up for Trump. Listen to
(10:00):
this discussion on ABC News. Check this out.
Speaker 5 (10:03):
In twenty twenty, Republicans, we're only thirty three percent of
early voters.
Speaker 2 (10:06):
Now it is up to forty percent.
Speaker 5 (10:08):
So in this big state with a big Latino population,
a whole lot of Union members, some warning signs at
least early on in early voting for Democrats.
Speaker 6 (10:15):
Steorge and Rick Generals John Kelly Mark Mulley have called
Donald Trump a fascist.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Kamala Harris agrees, and we have some pulling on that.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
So immediately, the reason why I like that is immediately
Stevenovelis is like, well, yeah, but Trump's a fascists.
Speaker 2 (10:30):
Do we have that info right now?
Speaker 1 (10:31):
It's like he immediately on ABC News, this guy named
John Ralston who tracks this aggressively right now on his site,
Republicans have twenty four thousand more votes than Democrats do
in early voting.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Now, some of you point this out, and it's important.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
You may have voted Republican in the past, and you
might vote Republican, I mean a Democrat this time. You
may have voted Democrat, you might be voting Republican. By
and large, the data reflects that about ninety five percent
of the time, if you voted one way in the past,
you're going to vote that way again.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
So yes, some of you might be out there.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I know some of you listen because some of you
you send emails, you reach out to us and you say, hey,
you know what, I voted Biden in twenty I was wrong,
and you're listening to us now and you're voting Trump
in twenty four. A lot of people in the post
COVID era have been willing to change their mind. So
I know some of you out there may be registered
on one party and historically have voted one way and
(11:29):
you're flipping, So that can be played in. But again,
the data reflects about ninety five percent chance. If Trump
can win Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina, which I
think he's gonna do, the only pathway for Kamala to
win is to win Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and and also
(11:54):
the vote in Omaha. So Kfab, if you're listening to us,
you can eliminate. If we're right and Trump is gonna
win Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, and Arizona, which I think
he is, then if Omaha votes for Trump, there is
no pathway for Kamala Harris to win the presidency. Even
(12:14):
if she won Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, it would be
a two sixty nine two sixty nine tie and it
would go to the House of Representatives and Democrats would
probably Riot try to burn down the whole country, but
Trump would be the winner. Now, we don't want it
to be that close, but that's what Nevada, Arizona, Georgia,
and North Carolina.
Speaker 2 (12:32):
The math is.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
It creates only one pathway for Kamala to win, and
it would require her sweeping the big ten states buck
and winning Omaha. And if she did that, she would
win two seventy to two sixty eight in the Electoral College.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
So that's where we are.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
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Speaker 3 (14:43):
Welcome back in Trump in Texas, the big guy himself.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
We're going to him live. He's speaking there at a rally.
Listen to it.
Speaker 6 (14:51):
As President of the United States, that allow people to
pour into our country, and we're talking about seriously criminal people,
many of these people, and they come from all over
the world.
Speaker 7 (15:02):
It's not just South America.
Speaker 6 (15:03):
They're coming in from Africa, They're coming in from the
Middle East, the Congo. That's a hot place right now.
A lot of people coming in from prisons in the Congo.
They're coming into our country.
Speaker 7 (15:14):
It's not even believable. Actually, when you think, you know, you're.
Speaker 6 (15:17):
Standing up here, you're saying this stuff, John Burresso, but
you're saying this, and you say to yourself, you know,
is it even believable. It's sort of like actually in
a smaller way but still very important men playing in
women's sports.
Speaker 7 (15:32):
Who would want that?
Speaker 6 (15:32):
But you know ten years ago, ten years ago, you
would never say that. And then you have the transgender
operations all over the place, and you're saying this, and
you have parental guidance, and we want our child to
be parentally guided, and you have to make apologies for
the fact that they're not. But they're going to be,
(15:54):
and we're going to bring that back. We want our parents,
we want our parents. But you know, if you go
back ten years or fifteen years ago, if you haven't
made a speech like that that say this guy's crazy.
Speaker 7 (16:07):
What is he talking.
Speaker 6 (16:07):
About those things would never happen, and they didn't happen
until a certain time ago with the radical left. No
person who is responsible for so much bloodshed on our
own soil can ever be allowed to become president of
the United States.
Speaker 7 (16:22):
And I think she's coming here today.
Speaker 6 (16:24):
She doesn't want to go to a swing state because
she's losing so badly in those days, so she decided
to come to Texas and I'm sure she'll be treated
very nicely today.
Speaker 7 (16:35):
She picked the roll place. I think she picked the
wrong place. Why do I know about politics? I haven't
done it that long, actually.
Speaker 6 (16:42):
But today Kamala is here in Texas to rubbed shoulders
with woke celebrities.
Speaker 7 (16:47):
Isn't that exciting? But she's not going to.
Speaker 6 (16:51):
Meet with any of the victims of migrant crime while
she's here. We have many of them right here, the families,
We have many of them, incredible people, what they've gone through,
the hell that they've gone through and will continue to
go through. Unfortunately, she'll not speak to the grieving mothers
from whom she has stolen the brightest light in their lives.
(17:13):
She was in charge of this border, and she doesn't
like being called borders already where she didn't mind it
almost four years ago, but now she doesn't like it.
Speaker 7 (17:22):
But you don't need that term. She was in charge
of the border.
Speaker 6 (17:25):
She never came here, and she never made one call
to these people behind me or anybody in the group,
not one call.
Speaker 7 (17:32):
She's in charge, she deals with border patrol.
Speaker 6 (17:35):
She hasn't made Paul, not even not one call in
four years. So we're joined today by Texas Mom.
Speaker 3 (17:44):
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Speaker 1 (18:55):
Welcome back in Clay Travis buck Sexton Show. We head
out now to the state of Nevada, where Republicans are
showing up in massive numbers right now early voting. Twenty
four thousand more Republicans have voted than Democrats. And I
bet this guy knows a little bit about how all
(19:16):
that's going. From a more data detail oriented position. He
is Captain Sam Brown. We want all of you to
go vote for him as he is running for the
Senate in Nevada. And Captain Brown, appreciate the time. I
know you're sprinting through the finish line here.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
But what are you seeing.
Speaker 1 (19:33):
Right now as early voting is underway in Nevada? What
is the data telling you?
Speaker 4 (19:40):
Thanks, thanks for having me on. And yes this is
a sprint, but the data is showing that this is
a historic turnout. And when I say historic, I mean
in the last twenty years, Republicans have never led during
early vote. Let me just underscore that Republicans have never led.
And every day of early vote Republicans are gaining more
(20:02):
and more ground and building our lead. We have won
in the past on election day, but to go, you know,
we keep this trend up, We'll go into election day
with a margin that I just don't think there's any
way the Democrats we'll be able to catch back up.
And in one way President trumpet it was when he
(20:22):
wins Nevada, he wins the White House. The same is
true in my race against very liberal Harry Reid protege
Jackie rose In. When I beat Jackie rose In, Republicans
are guaranteed to take back the Senate majority and ensure
that we can get in America first Agenda passed through Congress.
Speaker 3 (20:42):
Hey, Sam, thank you so much for being with us,
and of course thank you for your service, sir, for
the country. The difference in Nevada this time around him,
if you were just to kind of encapsulate the mindset
of the voters in your state this time versus let's
say twenty twenty and twenty sixteen, and it's looking good
for Republicans. As you noted, how much of that is
(21:05):
just Kamala Harris is a pretty uniquely awful candidate. And
how much is they're sick of the Democrat machinery. They
want Donald Trump back. I mean, just I just wonder
if you can give us a snapshot. I'll be honest,
I'm mint to that of this year, so I'm gonna
be there next year pretty early.
Speaker 2 (21:18):
What are people saying, Yeah.
Speaker 4 (21:21):
Yeah, I mean, I'll tell you this. I think there's
a couple of factors going on. And one is, you know,
it wasn't that long ago that we had President Trump
in the White House and people were doing much better economically,
We had a secure border, we didn't have you know,
no new wars were started. We weren't you know, in
these kind of endless war situations. We were seeing peace
(21:45):
in the Middle East achieved. So we don't have a
two distant memory of a much better life than we've
had these last four years. And so the way that
you know, if I'm going to kind of put on
my professorial hat for a moment, because you've got such
an intelligent audience here, I know they can keep track.
(22:06):
Republicans are extremely motivated to turn out Independence are you know,
and they're kind of our classic, you know, swing voters.
They remember what things were like under President Trump. They've
been negatively impact. I'll put it you this way. The
average household here is paying twelve hundred dollars a month
(22:27):
more now than we were four years ago. We've got
a lot of folks who can't afford to buy a
home now that they could have bought four or five
years ago. And so the swing voters know that and
they're voting, and we're seeing breaking in the polls. Independent
are are pulling ahead for Trump and for me in
(22:47):
the Senate race, and the Democrats. I do think there's
just a lack of motivation. Tamala Harris is a uniquely
terrible candidate. She can't even make an argument for herself.
She can't tell you one thing that she would do
differently Joe Biden. She can't answer softball questions from CNN
in any sort of intelligent way. So I think that
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you know, the right sort of Democrat candidate could still
motivate someone to come out. But I don't know anyone
who's excited to vote for her as a.
Speaker 1 (23:18):
Democrat, Sam if I remember correctly, the last time you
were on, you said your mom has great taste in
media and listens to the show. So I want you
to get a chance to say hi to her. But
I'm curious just from a human human perspective. My mom
blows my text messages up all the time about what
we do. What's it like to run for the Senate?
(23:39):
Like does your mom? Is she always like hey, you
were great in this, or you need to do more
of this. What's it like to have a mom who
is plugged in? Like it sounds like your mom is.
And I'll give you a chance to say hi to her,
and we thank her for listening as well.
Speaker 4 (23:53):
Yeah, no, mom, moms are incredible. And mother, I know
you texted me this morning that you're looking forward to
me being on the show, and uh, you know, just
just love you. But look here, here's the way that
my mother and I relationship works. And you know, we're
we're really really close and we don't even have to
(24:14):
talk all the time to be close. Son. You know,
she she spent those first six months with me after
I got blown up. This is before you know, I
met Amy, my my wife now the last fifteen years,
and she heard my mother kind of did this hand
off after I met Amy, and and my mother after
six months, returned back home, and Amy kind of, you know,
(24:34):
we got married, and she took over my recovery period.
But she's always been close and has kind of followed me. Uh.
She she does text me often. But the most important
thing is she prays. She praised a lot, and and
we have that common bond of faith and uh and
so I'm just really grateful for her. And I'll I'll
(24:56):
go another step further. You know, this isn't just about
my mother or my life. I believe that this election,
the women of this country will be the deciding factor,
and not because of the reasons that the Democrats think.
Because we have so many strong moms, wives, grandma's, you know,
(25:17):
sisters out there that they see what's happening, they see
the attack on this country. Uh there, you know, many
of them are are are the ones who are you know,
you know, checking the chechbooks, seeing how much is left
in the bank account, going to the grocery stores. Some
are sadly having to put groceries back on the shelves.
(25:38):
They see the attack of our boarder, they see the
attack you know, women, women's sports. I mean, we've got
a situation here at the University of Nevada at Reno
where the girls volleyball team had to stand up for
themselves and say we're not going to play against biological males.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Yeah, and I'm glad you brought that up for for
people out there who are not paying attention to this,
because out kick, the site that I sold to Fox
a couple of years ago, we've been driving this Riley
gains who A lot of people know what's happening in
Nevada that the Democrats are trying to do to these
girls who were saying, no, we're not going to play
against a boy who is identifying as a girl. I
(26:15):
believe on the San Jose State University volleyball team. You
are really plugged in with that story. I saw you
just tweeting about it.
Speaker 4 (26:23):
Yeah. No, I mean, look first, I mean just say,
how proud I am of these young women, these these
athletes for standing up to themselves. There is so much
pressure you wouldn't believe the amount of pressure they are
under to just conform and accept that biological males should
be allowed to compete in their sport. But they've taken
a stand when we have you know, politicians or you know,
(26:48):
even a leadership of the university hiding behind you know,
laws that they are saying, you know, protect this. The
reality is one of the laws here in the state
of Nevada the was passed the Democrat Senate majority leader
and test the money about the law before it was
passed that no, no, no, this wouldn't actually cover this situation.
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But they'll want to hide behind that now. And these
women are standing out for themselves. They are forfeiting a
game that could impact their standing or will impact their
standing in the conference. But they're willing to do that
for future women athletes. And I think this is clearly
the right thing to do. And an amazing thing is
we had one Senate debate the moderators brought this up
(27:36):
to my opponent, Senator Jackie Rosen, and the amazing thing
is she said, you know what, I think this is
an issue that should be handled at a local level
by the universities or conferences. This is something this isn't
something that DC politicians ought to get into. And I
looked at her. I was shocked, and I said, oh
(27:56):
my goodness, we finally found the one thing that Senator
Rose doesn't think the federal government should be involved in.
But she doesn't even have the decency to admit. What
we all know is common sense that when men play
in women's sports, it's not safe, it's not fair, and
there's also an element of a lack of privacy. This
should be expected. This is a common sense thing to do,
(28:19):
is say that men should not be playing in women's sports.
And she couldn't do it. But look, it's an important
issue here, it's an important issue nationally, it's an important
issue for women. And if folks in this audience want
to help us, you know, as we are surging in
the polls right now, they go to send in Sam
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dot com. Everything helps. And Chuck Schumer believes that he's
about to lose this race because he just put another
four and a half million dollars into the race that
they were already up spinning US three to one.
Speaker 3 (28:51):
Sam We certainly hope that Nevadam's are going to come
forward and do the right, the smart, and the wise
thing here and put you forward into Congress.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
I'm just wondering.
Speaker 3 (29:02):
You know, we've been talking a lot on the show
about the masculinity deficit that the Democrats are facing, and
they recognize this right. And the fact even that today
Kamalo's in Texas doing a podcast and not doing Joe
Rogan's podcast, is I think just one example of this
to do a much smaller podcast that's kind of women
and feelings focused. You are a Purple Heart recipient, a
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combat veteran, and when we start to think about I
know that this is not an ironclad rule. I'm sure
there are Democrats who served honorably in combat as well
who are going to be running or have run in
the past. But we look down the list and you've
got guys like you got all these former spec Cops,
guys everybody who seems to have had bullets flying over
their heads in the war zones runs as a Republican.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
Why do you think that is?
Speaker 4 (29:52):
You know, I think that I'll speak for myself. I
know what sacrifice to this country looks like. I've lost
lost soldiers friends, you know. My my own family his
has seen deployments from my father, two of my brothers.
My wife went to Iraq, obviously I went to Afghanistan.
(30:14):
And we realized that there's a cost to freedom. There's
a cost to the United States of America being a
place that we that we think of as you know,
offering an American dream that the people from all over
the world want to immigrate to. But but the the
left wants to dismantle the thing that makes the United
States unique, makes it great, and we have to fight
(30:36):
to preserve it. That's that's it's the the the ideology
of the left and the right are just totally different.
And I think that's why we see this because we
we combat folks, understand the costs and the sacrifice of it.
And look, let me just say this. I've got friends
who are Democrats. They were also combat vets in good people,
(30:57):
and I'll say this, I think one of the things
that we'll say country is not just conservatives getting in office.
I think we're at the edge of a wave of
global war on terror, kind of post nine to eleven
veterans getting in office. Even Democrats and I'm looking forward
to that because, look, there's some places Republicans won't win,
(31:17):
but if we can get the right sort of service
minded democrats in office. And I love veterans, I think
that we've got the mentality to be able to work together,
to look at a bigger mission than ourselves, even in
the party, and do the right thing. And obviously I'm
for Republicans, but in those places where only Democrats are
(31:39):
going to win, man, I sure hope that we can
get some more post nine to eleven veterans in office.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
Get out vote for him, Captain Sam Brown, Nevada. You
guys are pouring to the polls. Twenty four thousand more
Republicans so far have voted than Democrats. Put him in
the Senate and go ahead and retire Jackie Rosen. Tell
your mom we said, Hi, Sam, we appreciate our listening
and we look forward to talking to you after your election.
Speaker 4 (32:05):
Thank you so much. Go to send in Sam dot
com to support today.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
Send insam dot com. You heard that.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
Send insam dot com, Nevada, get moving.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
Put him in the Senate.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
Look, it's Friday. We got about fifteen minutes left in
the show. Some of you may be dragging. We got
fifteen hours up, almost fifteen hours down.
Speaker 2 (32:25):
We'll be back with you on Monday.
Speaker 1 (32:26):
You know what I'm doing, Buck, We'll talk about this,
have a little fun to close out the show. Halloween Party,
Travis Family Halloween Party starts this evening. And then I
got to get up early the next morning and I
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You should check it out. It is fantastic and you
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Gibson wait in on Kamala Harris and this campaign. Somebody
was following him around and ask him questions. He had
this to say about where he sees the country going
and the electorate and all that play it.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
I don't think it's going to surprise anyone.
Speaker 7 (34:58):
Why vote for I'm gonna guess?
Speaker 3 (35:00):
Uh true?
Speaker 7 (35:03):
Is that a bad guess?
Speaker 2 (35:05):
I think it's a pretty good guest.
Speaker 3 (35:06):
Well, what do you think the world will be like
in the second the second term with with president, with
the president's second turn?
Speaker 2 (35:14):
But I know what it'll be like if we let
her in?
Speaker 7 (35:17):
Oh really?
Speaker 4 (35:18):
And that ain't good?
Speaker 3 (35:19):
Yeah, Well, this miserable track record, which appalling track record,
no policies to speak.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Yeah, in the Border Act, she's got.
Speaker 3 (35:28):
The IQ of a fence poster, the IQ of a
fence post, he says.
Speaker 4 (35:35):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
This is also, of course, Clay starting a debate not
as fierce as the debate over whether Eminem is one
of the greatest.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
Hip hop artists.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Laura, Okay, we got to have that one another time
another because she's right about movies, Clay, I'll say that
your wife is right about movies because she loves Gladiator.
But Braveheart right up there. I think Braveheart is the
best Mel Gibson movie of all time.
Speaker 2 (35:57):
Do you agree?
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Because producer Greg says mad Matt, I think, oh no way,
it's mad Max. I mean, my only argument against Brave
Heart would be, I know the passion of the Christ
a lot of people out there. He's not in it right,
he made it, he forecasted or funded it. I still
like Lethal Weapon, and maybe it's just from the nineteen eighties,
and I know there's multiple Lethal Weapon movies, but Riggs
(36:20):
and Murtaw, I really I don't know how well it
holds up. I haven't watched it recently, but as a kid,
I love that that that movie.
Speaker 3 (36:28):
It was a fun franchise. I mean, you go back
and watch it. They definitely don't teach you to do
like a dive roll and shoot your pistol until it
runs out while you're moving. Like, there's some pretty funky
stuff in retrospect.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
But I like it. I like it. You don't go.
Speaker 3 (36:41):
Braveheart number one though. Brave Heart is amazing. Again, I
think it's because I was a kid and I'm skewed
on lethal weapon. Have great halloweens or a lot of
parties coming up this weekend.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
Get your votes in. Thanks Mel Gibson.
Welcome back in Clay Travis buck Sexton Show, Final Hour
of the Week next week. Buck, I'm still goind of
getting used to this because we've been getting ready for
this election for so long and so many of you
have voted. Have you prepared yourself for the fact that
when we come back on Monday we will be able.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
To say next week is the election?
Speaker 1 (00:23):
I mean, this has been a long run up Trump
announced for the election in November of twenty two for
this to be the situation where we are is finally
almost there. Let's run through some of the news stories
here and kind of set the table for where we are.
Washington Post, for the first time in thirty six years,
(00:47):
declines to endorse Kamala Harris. There is a full on
revolt going on inside of their newsroom. We could talk, Buck.
I do think it's an interesting debate. Why should a
newspaper in at this point in time at all? And
I understand it's the editorial page of the newspaper, it's
not the newspaper as a whole. For people out there
(01:07):
who are sticklers, But if you truly want to be
a fair and unbiased journalistic source, shouldn't you not ever
endorse I mean, just something to think about. LA Times
also in an uproar because they are not endorsing. Two
polls coming out today, the final polls of the cycle.
(01:29):
CNN dead tie, New York Times dead tie, Washington Sorry,
The Wall Street Journal has Trump up two or three,
depending on what metric you want to use. That is
I would argue three of the biggest sounding boards that
are out there. Hillary says you're a Nazi if you're
going to Madison Square Garden. CNN Data's guru Harry Inton
(01:51):
says Trump has a real shot to win the popular vote.
Miami has flipped a Republican where buck lives. Hillary won
Miami Dade County by thirty and twenty sixteen. Biden won
it by seven. Early voting. Has Trump poised to win
that welcome You're welcome Miami Dade. You know, the buckster
(02:11):
shows up. It's like there's a new sheriff in town.
Miami Dade goes red, goes for Trump. So all of
this is breaking in a very positive way for Trump.
And the gambling markets, which I don't think I've mentioned
for a while. I do love the gambling markets. You
guys know this. I did sports gambling daily for four
(02:31):
years on television. Trump is approaching an all time high
against Kamala. Sixty five percent chance that he wins, thirty
four percent chance, thirty five percent chance if you round
up that, that Kamala.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
Is going to win the race.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
And when you look at the swing states, there is
a lot of very positive noise coming out of the
early voting. North Carolina, Nevada, Florida. All of the those
states do it by Republican and Democrat breakdowns. And I
just sent in a clip they're talking about how the
voting is going. Republicans have opened up in Nevada.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
Buck. I don't know that you have seen this. I
was just reading it.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
A twenty five thousand vote lead that is in the
state of Nevada early voting.
Speaker 2 (03:21):
It's unheard of.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Republicans have opened up a twenty five thousand seat lead. Now,
I'm not telling you this because I want you to
rest on your laurels.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
More so if you want to.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
Beat this team Kamala and the Democrats and Biden as
well solidly. Now is the time where things are going
in your direction. The game plan is working. You pour
on more steam and you end it. You make it
in Trump's words, Buck too big to rig. One additional
(03:56):
I mentioned this in the first hour, but Axios the
leads story first paragraph Buck. A growing number of top
Democrats tell us privately they feel Harris will lose. And
this is despite the fact that Democrats have spent over
a billion dollars since July going after Trump, way more
(04:19):
than Trump has spent. And there is just again from
Axios in a troubling sign. As they say in this article,
top Democrats are starting to point fingers at who's more
responsible for a Harris loss, Biden for dragging his feet
or Harris herself going down. A top Democrat official texted,
(04:45):
she is who she is. One long time Democrat strategist said,
let's hope it's enough. Democrats fear Kamal has tried to
make too many different cases against Trump still hasn't revealed
their self devoters. All of this is is happening again.
More steam, more steam, more steam.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Well.
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Also, the margin of victory matters in so many ways,
and we're very aware of that. Right the margin of
victory matters because of we'll just call it irregularities.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
I want to get don't want to get in any
trouble here, right, I don't want to get sued.
Speaker 3 (05:19):
We'll call it irregularities that may occur in certain Democrat precincts.
As I've said, the bigger the real vote advantage, the
harder it is to overcome.
Speaker 2 (05:30):
And people say, oh, what about if it's electronic.
Speaker 3 (05:34):
It's it's a lot more difficult. Okay, It's a lot
harder to fix a race where your ten laps behind
than a race where it's going to be a photo finish.
So the margin matters for that, But the margin also
matters for down ballot, the House and the Senate. You know, client,
when I voted here in Florida, you know it's amazing
(05:55):
we do politics for a living, and I'm like, oh wait,
I remember this judge. I'm voting whether to have certain
appeals court judges. Stay, I'm voting to have different referendums
on marijuana and abortion, all these different things here. So
you know there's a lot going on that people will
be voting on beyond just Trump versus Harris. And so
the margin matters because you want to make sure you've
(06:16):
got strong Republican victories across the board in Congress, and
you also want to have a sense Clay, I think
of both a mandate. Wouldn't it be fun if we
could use that word a mandate for Donald Trump in
twenty twenty five to pursue his agenda. And it's something like,
for example, winning the popular vote, even though look we
(06:38):
always I'm not changing the electoral colleges.
Speaker 2 (06:40):
All that matters.
Speaker 3 (06:40):
Okay, that is a system we have, But you're talking
about for narrative purposes. Yeah, if you win the popular
vote as well as a Republican and the electoral college.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
It's nice.
Speaker 3 (06:48):
It adds to the sense that this was a particular
given the last twenty years what's happened, a particular repudiation.
But in some ways, I actually think Clay, the most
important reason for this be a run up the scoreboard
to the degree possible election is what they have done
to Donald Trump. And this isn't just a like I
like Trump. Clay and I both like Trump on a
(07:09):
personal level. I mean we're very open about that. You know,
we think he's really funny and nice. And you know,
I've met him. I've known him not well but me.
I met him when I was thirteen. I mean, I've
known the Trump family and you know, coming and going uh,
for thirty thirty years now. But he's a guy who
I think they have demonized into this place where they
(07:32):
were willing to do absolutely anything to stop him and
play the indictments.
Speaker 2 (07:36):
We're not hearing about that very much now.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
The historically the guy who got indicted by lunatic Democrats
to stop him from being president again, the more he
wins by a huge margin. This is the only way
to stop this in the future. The only way you
won't get more of this is if Trump wins and
wins comfortably, because it is a repudiation of the tactic.
And I really mean this. That is important because law
(08:02):
fair brings the whole house of cards down. If this
becomes the new thing. If you know, if Clay is
gonna run in twenty forty eight, and I didn't do
the math in my head, I.
Speaker 2 (08:13):
Don't know that I'll be alive. I don't know that
I got twenty four years left. Fuck that was a
little that might be a little out there.
Speaker 3 (08:18):
But you know, if Clay is gonna be running at
some point in the future, or anyone that you know
in the Republican side is gonna run for president, and
they're thinking to themselves they will manufacture federal criminal charges
against me. We don't live in the same country that
we thought we did growing up, you.
Speaker 2 (08:32):
Know what I mean.
Speaker 1 (08:33):
No, I think that's totally true, and I want to play.
I want to talk about the momentum. I think this
is so important. And again you're gonna get tired of
me hearing hearing me say it, but I think it's important.
Let nothing I say other than go vote register with you.
But when the scoreboard is moving in your direction, it
is a sign that things are working. You want to
(08:56):
add on more steam. For anybody out there that's ever
been up a couple of time touchdowns in a game,
you don't want to let the other side back in
the game. You want to go ahead and end it
while you can. This is I believe Greg's got it
a cut that was just on. Because we're about to
go out to Nevada with Captain Sam Brown. There are
a lot of big Senate races. You want to vote
(09:18):
not only for Trump, but show up and vote Republican
down ballot as well. There is a panic setting in
in the state of Nevada, a state that Biden won.
I don't know, somebody can tell me when was the
last time Nevada voted Republican?
Speaker 2 (09:32):
Would it have been two thousand?
Speaker 1 (09:34):
Did Bush win Nevada in two thousand or two thousand
and four?
Speaker 4 (09:38):
I gotta check.
Speaker 2 (09:38):
I don't have the data at the team.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
Certainly, certainly it's been one that has been a difficult
state in recent history for Republicans. Close in twenty sixteen,
close in twenty twenty, but Trump lost it both times.
He's up right now around twenty four thousand votes in
early voting. Nevada is showing up for Trump. Listen to
(10:00):
this discussion on ABC News. Check this out.
Speaker 5 (10:03):
In twenty twenty, Republicans, we're only thirty three percent of
early voters.
Speaker 2 (10:06):
Now it is up to forty percent.
Speaker 5 (10:08):
So in this big state with a big Latino population,
a whole lot of Union members, some warning signs at
least early on in early voting for Democrats.
Speaker 6 (10:15):
Steorge and Rick Generals John Kelly Mark Mulley have called
Donald Trump a fascist.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Kamala Harris agrees, and we have some pulling on that.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
So immediately, the reason why I like that is immediately
Stevenovelis is like, well, yeah, but Trump's a fascists.
Speaker 2 (10:30):
Do we have that info right now?
Speaker 1 (10:31):
It's like he immediately on ABC News, this guy named
John Ralston who tracks this aggressively right now on his site,
Republicans have twenty four thousand more votes than Democrats do
in early voting.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Now, some of you point this out, and it's important.
Speaker 1 (10:49):
You may have voted Republican in the past, and you
might vote Republican, I mean a Democrat this time. You
may have voted Democrat, you might be voting Republican. By
and large, the data reflects that about ninety five percent
of the time, if you voted one way in the past,
you're going to vote that way again.
Speaker 2 (11:06):
So yes, some of you might be out there.
Speaker 1 (11:08):
I know some of you listen because some of you
you send emails, you reach out to us and you say, hey,
you know what, I voted Biden in twenty I was wrong,
and you're listening to us now and you're voting Trump
in twenty four. A lot of people in the post
COVID era have been willing to change their mind. So
I know some of you out there may be registered
on one party and historically have voted one way and
(11:29):
you're flipping, So that can be played in. But again,
the data reflects about ninety five percent chance. If Trump
can win Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, and North Carolina, which I
think he's gonna do, the only pathway for Kamala to
win is to win Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and and also
(11:54):
the vote in Omaha. So Kfab, if you're listening to us,
you can eliminate. If we're right and Trump is gonna
win Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, and Arizona, which I think
he is, then if Omaha votes for Trump, there is
no pathway for Kamala Harris to win the presidency. Even
(12:14):
if she won Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, it would be
a two sixty nine two sixty nine tie and it
would go to the House of Representatives and Democrats would
probably Riot try to burn down the whole country, but
Trump would be the winner. Now, we don't want it
to be that close, but that's what Nevada, Arizona, Georgia,
and North Carolina.
Speaker 2 (12:32):
The math is.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
It creates only one pathway for Kamala to win, and
it would require her sweeping the big ten states buck
and winning Omaha. And if she did that, she would
win two seventy to two sixty eight in the Electoral College.
Speaker 2 (12:47):
So that's where we are.
Speaker 1 (12:48):
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Speaker 3 (14:43):
Welcome back in Trump in Texas, the big guy himself.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
We're going to him live. He's speaking there at a rally.
Listen to it.
Speaker 6 (14:51):
As President of the United States, that allow people to
pour into our country, and we're talking about seriously criminal people,
many of these people, and they come from all over
the world.
Speaker 7 (15:02):
It's not just South America.
Speaker 6 (15:03):
They're coming in from Africa, They're coming in from the
Middle East, the Congo. That's a hot place right now.
A lot of people coming in from prisons in the Congo.
They're coming into our country.
Speaker 7 (15:14):
It's not even believable. Actually, when you think, you know, you're.
Speaker 6 (15:17):
Standing up here, you're saying this stuff, John Burresso, but
you're saying this, and you say to yourself, you know,
is it even believable. It's sort of like actually in
a smaller way but still very important men playing in
women's sports.
Speaker 7 (15:32):
Who would want that?
Speaker 6 (15:32):
But you know ten years ago, ten years ago, you
would never say that. And then you have the transgender
operations all over the place, and you're saying this, and
you have parental guidance, and we want our child to
be parentally guided, and you have to make apologies for
the fact that they're not. But they're going to be,
(15:54):
and we're going to bring that back. We want our parents,
we want our parents. But you know, if you go
back ten years or fifteen years ago, if you haven't
made a speech like that that say this guy's crazy.
Speaker 7 (16:07):
What is he talking.
Speaker 6 (16:07):
About those things would never happen, and they didn't happen
until a certain time ago with the radical left. No
person who is responsible for so much bloodshed on our
own soil can ever be allowed to become president of
the United States.
Speaker 7 (16:22):
And I think she's coming here today.
Speaker 6 (16:24):
She doesn't want to go to a swing state because
she's losing so badly in those days, so she decided
to come to Texas and I'm sure she'll be treated
very nicely today.
Speaker 7 (16:35):
She picked the roll place. I think she picked the
wrong place. Why do I know about politics? I haven't
done it that long, actually.
Speaker 6 (16:42):
But today Kamala is here in Texas to rubbed shoulders
with woke celebrities.
Speaker 7 (16:47):
Isn't that exciting? But she's not going to.
Speaker 6 (16:51):
Meet with any of the victims of migrant crime while
she's here. We have many of them right here, the families,
We have many of them, incredible people, what they've gone through,
the hell that they've gone through and will continue to
go through. Unfortunately, she'll not speak to the grieving mothers
from whom she has stolen the brightest light in their lives.
(17:13):
She was in charge of this border, and she doesn't
like being called borders already where she didn't mind it
almost four years ago, but now she doesn't like it.
Speaker 7 (17:22):
But you don't need that term. She was in charge
of the border.
Speaker 6 (17:25):
She never came here, and she never made one call
to these people behind me or anybody in the group,
not one call.
Speaker 7 (17:32):
She's in charge, she deals with border patrol.
Speaker 6 (17:35):
She hasn't made Paul, not even not one call in
four years. So we're joined today by Texas Mom.
Speaker 3 (17:44):
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Speaker 1 (18:55):
Welcome back in Clay Travis buck Sexton Show. We head
out now to the state of Nevada, where Republicans are
showing up in massive numbers right now early voting. Twenty
four thousand more Republicans have voted than Democrats. And I
bet this guy knows a little bit about how all
(19:16):
that's going. From a more data detail oriented position. He
is Captain Sam Brown. We want all of you to
go vote for him as he is running for the
Senate in Nevada. And Captain Brown, appreciate the time. I
know you're sprinting through the finish line here.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
But what are you seeing.
Speaker 1 (19:33):
Right now as early voting is underway in Nevada? What
is the data telling you?
Speaker 4 (19:40):
Thanks, thanks for having me on. And yes this is
a sprint, but the data is showing that this is
a historic turnout. And when I say historic, I mean
in the last twenty years, Republicans have never led during
early vote. Let me just underscore that Republicans have never led.
And every day of early vote Republicans are gaining more
(20:02):
and more ground and building our lead. We have won
in the past on election day, but to go, you know,
we keep this trend up, We'll go into election day
with a margin that I just don't think there's any
way the Democrats we'll be able to catch back up.
And in one way President trumpet it was when he
(20:22):
wins Nevada, he wins the White House. The same is
true in my race against very liberal Harry Reid protege
Jackie rose In. When I beat Jackie rose In, Republicans
are guaranteed to take back the Senate majority and ensure
that we can get in America first Agenda passed through Congress.
Speaker 3 (20:42):
Hey, Sam, thank you so much for being with us,
and of course thank you for your service, sir, for
the country. The difference in Nevada this time around him,
if you were just to kind of encapsulate the mindset
of the voters in your state this time versus let's
say twenty twenty and twenty sixteen, and it's looking good
for Republicans. As you noted, how much of that is
(21:05):
just Kamala Harris is a pretty uniquely awful candidate. And
how much is they're sick of the Democrat machinery. They
want Donald Trump back. I mean, just I just wonder
if you can give us a snapshot. I'll be honest,
I'm mint to that of this year, so I'm gonna
be there next year pretty early.
Speaker 2 (21:18):
What are people saying, Yeah.
Speaker 4 (21:21):
Yeah, I mean, I'll tell you this. I think there's
a couple of factors going on. And one is, you know,
it wasn't that long ago that we had President Trump
in the White House and people were doing much better economically,
We had a secure border, we didn't have you know,
no new wars were started. We weren't you know, in
these kind of endless war situations. We were seeing peace
(21:45):
in the Middle East achieved. So we don't have a
two distant memory of a much better life than we've
had these last four years. And so the way that
you know, if I'm going to kind of put on
my professorial hat for a moment, because you've got such
an intelligent audience here, I know they can keep track.
(22:06):
Republicans are extremely motivated to turn out Independence are you know,
and they're kind of our classic, you know, swing voters.
They remember what things were like under President Trump. They've
been negatively impact. I'll put it you this way. The
average household here is paying twelve hundred dollars a month
(22:27):
more now than we were four years ago. We've got
a lot of folks who can't afford to buy a
home now that they could have bought four or five
years ago. And so the swing voters know that and
they're voting, and we're seeing breaking in the polls. Independent
are are pulling ahead for Trump and for me in
(22:47):
the Senate race, and the Democrats. I do think there's
just a lack of motivation. Tamala Harris is a uniquely
terrible candidate. She can't even make an argument for herself.
She can't tell you one thing that she would do
differently Joe Biden. She can't answer softball questions from CNN
in any sort of intelligent way. So I think that
(23:10):
you know, the right sort of Democrat candidate could still
motivate someone to come out. But I don't know anyone
who's excited to vote for her as a.
Speaker 1 (23:18):
Democrat, Sam if I remember correctly, the last time you
were on, you said your mom has great taste in
media and listens to the show. So I want you
to get a chance to say hi to her. But
I'm curious just from a human human perspective. My mom
blows my text messages up all the time about what
we do. What's it like to run for the Senate?
(23:39):
Like does your mom? Is she always like hey, you
were great in this, or you need to do more
of this. What's it like to have a mom who
is plugged in? Like it sounds like your mom is.
And I'll give you a chance to say hi to her,
and we thank her for listening as well.
Speaker 4 (23:53):
Yeah, no, mom, moms are incredible. And mother, I know
you texted me this morning that you're looking forward to
me being on the show, and uh, you know, just
just love you. But look here, here's the way that
my mother and I relationship works. And you know, we're
we're really really close and we don't even have to
(24:14):
talk all the time to be close. Son. You know,
she she spent those first six months with me after
I got blown up. This is before you know, I
met Amy, my my wife now the last fifteen years,
and she heard my mother kind of did this hand
off after I met Amy, and and my mother after
six months, returned back home, and Amy kind of, you know,
(24:34):
we got married, and she took over my recovery period.
But she's always been close and has kind of followed me. Uh.
She she does text me often. But the most important
thing is she prays. She praised a lot, and and
we have that common bond of faith and uh and
so I'm just really grateful for her. And I'll I'll
(24:56):
go another step further. You know, this isn't just about
my mother or my life. I believe that this election,
the women of this country will be the deciding factor,
and not because of the reasons that the Democrats think.
Because we have so many strong moms, wives, grandma's, you know,
(25:17):
sisters out there that they see what's happening, they see
the attack on this country. Uh there, you know, many
of them are are are the ones who are you know,
you know, checking the chechbooks, seeing how much is left
in the bank account, going to the grocery stores. Some
are sadly having to put groceries back on the shelves.
(25:38):
They see the attack of our boarder, they see the
attack you know, women, women's sports. I mean, we've got
a situation here at the University of Nevada at Reno
where the girls volleyball team had to stand up for
themselves and say we're not going to play against biological males.
Speaker 1 (25:55):
Yeah, and I'm glad you brought that up for for
people out there who are not paying attention to this,
because out kick, the site that I sold to Fox
a couple of years ago, we've been driving this Riley
gains who A lot of people know what's happening in
Nevada that the Democrats are trying to do to these
girls who were saying, no, we're not going to play
against a boy who is identifying as a girl. I
(26:15):
believe on the San Jose State University volleyball team. You
are really plugged in with that story. I saw you
just tweeting about it.
Speaker 4 (26:23):
Yeah. No, I mean, look first, I mean just say,
how proud I am of these young women, these these
athletes for standing up to themselves. There is so much
pressure you wouldn't believe the amount of pressure they are
under to just conform and accept that biological males should
be allowed to compete in their sport. But they've taken
a stand when we have you know, politicians or you know,
(26:48):
even a leadership of the university hiding behind you know,
laws that they are saying, you know, protect this. The
reality is one of the laws here in the state
of Nevada the was passed the Democrat Senate majority leader
and test the money about the law before it was
passed that no, no, no, this wouldn't actually cover this situation.
(27:13):
But they'll want to hide behind that now. And these
women are standing out for themselves. They are forfeiting a
game that could impact their standing or will impact their
standing in the conference. But they're willing to do that
for future women athletes. And I think this is clearly
the right thing to do. And an amazing thing is
we had one Senate debate the moderators brought this up
(27:36):
to my opponent, Senator Jackie Rosen, and the amazing thing
is she said, you know what, I think this is
an issue that should be handled at a local level
by the universities or conferences. This is something this isn't
something that DC politicians ought to get into. And I
looked at her. I was shocked, and I said, oh
(27:56):
my goodness, we finally found the one thing that Senator
Rose doesn't think the federal government should be involved in.
But she doesn't even have the decency to admit. What
we all know is common sense that when men play
in women's sports, it's not safe, it's not fair, and
there's also an element of a lack of privacy. This
should be expected. This is a common sense thing to do,
(28:19):
is say that men should not be playing in women's sports.
And she couldn't do it. But look, it's an important
issue here, it's an important issue nationally, it's an important
issue for women. And if folks in this audience want
to help us, you know, as we are surging in
the polls right now, they go to send in Sam
(28:39):
dot com. Everything helps. And Chuck Schumer believes that he's
about to lose this race because he just put another
four and a half million dollars into the race that
they were already up spinning US three to one.
Speaker 3 (28:51):
Sam We certainly hope that Nevadam's are going to come
forward and do the right, the smart, and the wise
thing here and put you forward into Congress.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
I'm just wondering.
Speaker 3 (29:02):
You know, we've been talking a lot on the show
about the masculinity deficit that the Democrats are facing, and
they recognize this right. And the fact even that today
Kamalo's in Texas doing a podcast and not doing Joe
Rogan's podcast, is I think just one example of this
to do a much smaller podcast that's kind of women
and feelings focused. You are a Purple Heart recipient, a
(29:27):
combat veteran, and when we start to think about I
know that this is not an ironclad rule. I'm sure
there are Democrats who served honorably in combat as well
who are going to be running or have run in
the past. But we look down the list and you've
got guys like you got all these former spec Cops,
guys everybody who seems to have had bullets flying over
their heads in the war zones runs as a Republican.
Speaker 2 (29:48):
Why do you think that is?
Speaker 4 (29:52):
You know, I think that I'll speak for myself. I
know what sacrifice to this country looks like. I've lost
lost soldiers friends, you know. My my own family his
has seen deployments from my father, two of my brothers.
My wife went to Iraq, obviously I went to Afghanistan.
(30:14):
And we realized that there's a cost to freedom. There's
a cost to the United States of America being a
place that we that we think of as you know,
offering an American dream that the people from all over
the world want to immigrate to. But but the the
left wants to dismantle the thing that makes the United
States unique, makes it great, and we have to fight
(30:36):
to preserve it. That's that's it's the the the ideology
of the left and the right are just totally different.
And I think that's why we see this because we
we combat folks, understand the costs and the sacrifice of it.
And look, let me just say this. I've got friends
who are Democrats. They were also combat vets in good people,
(30:57):
and I'll say this, I think one of the things
that we'll say country is not just conservatives getting in office.
I think we're at the edge of a wave of
global war on terror, kind of post nine to eleven
veterans getting in office. Even Democrats and I'm looking forward
to that because, look, there's some places Republicans won't win,
(31:17):
but if we can get the right sort of service
minded democrats in office. And I love veterans, I think
that we've got the mentality to be able to work together,
to look at a bigger mission than ourselves, even in
the party, and do the right thing. And obviously I'm
for Republicans, but in those places where only Democrats are
(31:39):
going to win, man, I sure hope that we can
get some more post nine to eleven veterans in office.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
Get out vote for him, Captain Sam Brown, Nevada. You
guys are pouring to the polls. Twenty four thousand more
Republicans so far have voted than Democrats. Put him in
the Senate and go ahead and retire Jackie Rosen. Tell
your mom we said, Hi, Sam, we appreciate our listening
and we look forward to talking to you after your election.
Speaker 4 (32:05):
Thank you so much. Go to send in Sam dot
com to support today.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
Send insam dot com. You heard that.
Speaker 1 (32:11):
Send insam dot com, Nevada, get moving.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
Put him in the Senate.
Speaker 1 (32:15):
Look, it's Friday. We got about fifteen minutes left in
the show. Some of you may be dragging. We got
fifteen hours up, almost fifteen hours down.
Speaker 2 (32:25):
We'll be back with you on Monday.
Speaker 1 (32:26):
You know what I'm doing, Buck, We'll talk about this,
have a little fun to close out the show. Halloween Party,
Travis Family Halloween Party starts this evening. And then I
got to get up early the next morning and I
got to go and do big noon the Fox pregame show.
I'm gonna be with country music superstar Luke Bryan raising
money for him here in the Nashville area. And that's
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You should check it out. It is fantastic and you
can listen on the iHeartRadio app. Clay mel Gibson Mel
Gibson wait in on Kamala Harris and this campaign. Somebody
was following him around and ask him questions. He had
this to say about where he sees the country going
and the electorate and all that play it.
Speaker 2 (34:56):
I don't think it's going to surprise anyone.
Speaker 7 (34:58):
Why vote for I'm gonna guess?
Speaker 3 (35:00):
Uh true?
Speaker 7 (35:03):
Is that a bad guess?
Speaker 2 (35:05):
I think it's a pretty good guest.
Speaker 3 (35:06):
Well, what do you think the world will be like
in the second the second term with with president, with
the president's second turn?
Speaker 2 (35:14):
But I know what it'll be like if we let
her in?
Speaker 7 (35:17):
Oh really?
Speaker 4 (35:18):
And that ain't good?
Speaker 3 (35:19):
Yeah, Well, this miserable track record, which appalling track record,
no policies to speak.
Speaker 2 (35:26):
Yeah, in the Border Act, she's got.
Speaker 3 (35:28):
The IQ of a fence poster, the IQ of a
fence post, he says.
Speaker 4 (35:35):
Wow.
Speaker 3 (35:36):
This is also, of course, Clay starting a debate not
as fierce as the debate over whether Eminem is one
of the greatest.
Speaker 2 (35:42):
Hip hop artists.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Laura, Okay, we got to have that one another time
another because she's right about movies, Clay, I'll say that
your wife is right about movies because she loves Gladiator.
But Braveheart right up there. I think Braveheart is the
best Mel Gibson movie of all time.
Speaker 2 (35:57):
Do you agree?
Speaker 1 (35:57):
Because producer Greg says mad Matt, I think, oh no way,
it's mad Max. I mean, my only argument against Brave
Heart would be, I know the passion of the Christ
a lot of people out there. He's not in it right,
he made it, he forecasted or funded it. I still
like Lethal Weapon, and maybe it's just from the nineteen eighties,
and I know there's multiple Lethal Weapon movies, but Riggs
(36:20):
and Murtaw, I really I don't know how well it
holds up. I haven't watched it recently, but as a kid,
I love that that that movie.
Speaker 3 (36:28):
It was a fun franchise. I mean, you go back
and watch it. They definitely don't teach you to do
like a dive roll and shoot your pistol until it
runs out while you're moving. Like, there's some pretty funky
stuff in retrospect.
Speaker 2 (36:38):
But I like it. I like it. You don't go.
Speaker 3 (36:41):
Braveheart number one though. Brave Heart is amazing. Again, I
think it's because I was a kid and I'm skewed
on lethal weapon. Have great halloweens or a lot of
parties coming up this weekend.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
Get your votes in. Thanks Mel Gibson.
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