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June 12, 2026 36 mins

Hour 3 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast delivers a more conversational and reflective close to the program, blending media industry insights, cultural commentary, audience engagement, and a notable segment on government investigations into UFOs and UAPs, while reinforcing the show’s tone of accessibility and connection with listeners.
Emphasizing that this is Hour 3 of the program, Buck Sexton opens with a broader reflection on the five-year anniversary of the Clay and Buck Show, discussing the evolution of conservative talk radio, the shift toward digital media platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and podcasting, and the importance of maintaining a consistent brand rooted in entertainment, political commentary, and audience trust. He highlights how the modern media landscape favors content creators and influencers over traditional pundits, underscoring changing consumption habits and the growing importance of multi-platform content strategy, streaming video, and audience engagement in modern broadcasting.

A central theme running through Hour 3 is the importance of positive mindset, communication skills, and likability, both in professional environments and public discourse. Buck expands on earlier advice about workplace success, interpersonal skills, and personal development, emphasizing that attitude and demeanor can be as important as technical ability in today’s economy. He also reflects on the show’s mission to balance serious political analysis with humor and audience interaction, reinforcing the idea that talk radio and political podcasts must both inform and entertain to remain relevant in a competitive media ecosystem.

The hour then transitions into a standout segment featuring Daily Wire White House correspondent Mary Margaret Olahan, who discusses a classified-style briefing on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), often referred to as UFOs. The interview explores recent government reports and eyewitness accounts of unexplained aerial objects, including descriptions of glowing orbs, unusual flight patterns, and incidents involving military personnel and intelligence officials. The conversation highlights ongoing federal investigations into UAP sightings, national security implications, and public curiosity about extraterrestrial possibilities, while maintaining a cautious tone that no definitive explanation—alien or otherwise—has been confirmed. This segment ties into broader public interest in UFO disclosure, defense intelligence, and unexplained aerial activity, making it one of the most unique and engaging topics of the hour.

In addition to these major discussions, Hour 3 of the show incorporates listener calls, talkbacks, and lighthearted cultural debates, including continued audience participation on humorous topics like the “male Karen” naming debate and pop culture references such as Home Alone. These segments reinforce the program’s interactive format and strong listener community, which Buck repeatedly emphasizes as central to the show’s success.

The final portion of Hour 3 shifts to a more personal and informal tone, with Buck bringing his young son into the broadcast, highlighting the show’s blend of news commentary, lifestyle content, and personal storytelling. This closing segment underscores the program’s effort to create a relatable and engaging podcast experience, distinct from traditional news formats.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Third hour, Clay and Buck kicks off now right before
the weekend. My friends, so much to discuss, so much
going on. Thank you for being here with all of us.
We've covered a lot of Iran, so you can go
listen to some of that in the podcast Eve Yates
Nation States with Yates was with us talking about that.
I also just shared some Brandon bits. You know, I

(00:22):
always I have a mantra here. We Clay and I
have a mantra here. We always want to make it
worth your time. And I know that there are so
many options for audio and for content out there. So
we are honored and blessed that you hang out with us. Truly.
Clay and I both love our jobs and we have
a fantastic team, and we love working for iHeartMedia. And

(00:42):
so that's my way of saying, I'm just always thinking
about what's something cool, whether it's a personal story or
a historical anecdote, or where a word came from, or
whatever it is. And I just thought that advice because
something that I get asked a fair amount by people
is my son my daughter's college age. What would you

(01:03):
tell them or they're going into the workforce, or how
should they handle their college professors who are liberals, things
like that, my son is too young for me to
have he's still working on words, so I can't give
him too much in the way of that kind of advice.
If he comes home, if my wife is listening, if
your home, honey, and speeds home, why don't you bring

(01:23):
him up? Will go a little speed showing in the
third hour for those who are watching on video his cuteness.
He's just so cute with these days. But the notion
of just how important it is to be pleasant and
to be a person that people want to be around
in all things. And negativity is contagious. It's really true.
Negativity is contagious. And I forget who it is. Was it?

(01:49):
It's one of the stoics, Epictitis or Marcus Aurelius. The
quality of your Oseneca, the quality of your life is
the quality of your thoughts. Guys, find out who this
also could be one of those quotes that's attributed to
some famous figure online. Then you find out it's just
an online quote that people want to give more gravitas to,
so they say it's some famous person from history, some

(02:12):
great wise person from history. And no one has all
the answers in history except for you're Christian, Jesus Christ.
So that's why I point out people Marcus Aurelius I
was horrible to Christians by the way, fed fed them
to lions and also raised committists. So don't think that

(02:33):
the meditations of Marcus Aurelius have all the answers. Stoicism
is lacking in a lot of things. It is good
to be able to have a stiff upper lip in
life in general, but also being likable is really really important,
and I'm happy to see that there are The media
environment now is changing a lot very rapidly where when

(02:56):
I came into this, because we're almost, guys, are we
at the five year anniverse? You have the show today
almost to the day, almost to the day. We're at
the five year anniversary of Clay and Buck right now.
So it's really it's been great, and the show has been,
thanks to all of you, very successful, and we try

(03:19):
to do honor to Rush every day we're here on
the radio stations and the house that Rush built. As
you know, we're also going to be starting a streaming video.
All three hours of the show is going to be
something that you can watch on video soon. We have
some big projects and things in the works for that,
so when Clay comes back, we'll both be talking to
you about some of the ways that Clay and Buck

(03:41):
two point zero. I think we're also just going to
start always just calling it Clay and Buck. The Clay,
Travis and Buck Sexton Show is kind of long, so
we've been shorthand calling it Clay and Buck for a while,
so you can see whether it's just on our branding.
I mean, those you're watching a video already says Clay
and Buck behind me. On merchandise, we've got to start
making some cool T shirt things like that. But we
really are the Clay En Buck Show, and we really

(04:03):
do think of all of you as our audio family,
and it's our great pleasure and honor to get talk
to you every day. But I was saying that the
media environment is changing. It used to be when I
got into this, that you would kind of write if
you wanted to do conservative commentary, if you wanted to
follow in the footsteps of Rush and Hannity and O'Reilly

(04:27):
and you know, the big names for when I was
a culter, I mean the big authors, commentators, the people
who have been huge in the space. And there's other
names you could put in there. Two but there was
a pathway of sorts and it was you write for
something like by the way it is. Yeah, it was
a Marcus Aurelius Meditations quote. I was right, I should

(04:50):
never doubt myself. The happiness of your life depends on
the quality of your thoughts. Therefore, guard accordingly and take
care that you entertain no notions unsuitable to virtue and
reason nature. Look, Meditations has a lot of great stuff.
Unfortunately it was Bill Clinton's favorite political treatise, so take
that as you will. AH love those meditations. Not a

(05:11):
lot of pretty ladies in the Meditations, but I still
like it. But the happiness of your life does depend
on the quality of your thoughts in many ways. So
that's a good a good one to have in mind.
But for younger people out there, and by younger, when
you're in the it's insue. We have our podcast audience,
which I think tends to be thirties, forties, fifties radio

(05:33):
audience which tends to be fifties sixties, and uh, I'm
talking about majority, right, I mean, you know we have
I know we have some high school kids who listen
with their parents on the radio at home. But in
terms of the numbers, the platforms tend to have a
little bit of a difference. And that's true as well
of say TikTok and Instagram, which is you young, and YouTube,

(05:53):
which are are now the platforms for people under thirty.
They do not watch. No one under that I know
of watches, for example, cable news. The good thing about
audio is that audio is it is. It is what
it is, whether you're listening to whether you're watching and
listening on YouTube, or you're watching and listening on one
of our fantastic almost six hundred radio stations. The product

(06:17):
is still what we are producing here, which is our
thoughts and spoken word. But the younger generations of now
they call them influencers. I guess they used to call them.
I never hear the term pundits really anymore. Something I
was reflecting on the five year anniversary. Do you really
hear someone called the pundit? They're commentators, they're creators on YouTube,

(06:37):
influencers on social media. So even the names of people
that have aspirations to make a living by sharing their thoughts,
that is changing. But I see that the next generation
of commentator for conservatism is really largely and online phenomenon,

(07:00):
and so I follow what's going on with TikTok and
YouTube increasing other We're going to be on YouTube more
and more and video more and more as well, because
these audiences already exist in these different places. So it's
just like me. I mean, there are some things that
I watch on streaming, some things I listen to on
on on old school radio. You know, when I was,

(07:21):
for example, in New York and I was just I
just had w wo R NYC on all the time.
I listened to Marksimoe when I was prepping for my
own show. You know, I know that they're you know,
a lot of us are multi platform, and so by
expanding to those platforms, I think you just expand the
the ears and now eyes that you can reach, which

(07:42):
is very important for us, because I think that some
on the right have lost their way. You know, we
don't get into this, we don't get into the the
the mud with people who are broadly speaking ideologically on
our side. One is because I don't think it's a
particularly good usage of your time. And as I said,
our goal here, Clay and my goal is to always

(08:04):
make it worth your time. That's something we absolutely have
to do. Make it worth your time. And I think that,
you know, getting into personal petty squabbles and stuff, you know,
we don't do that, and we really have that as
a mantra here. It is a way to get clicks
and attention online. I will tell you people that really
do get nasty, even with other people on the right.

(08:25):
And I'm not getting into that either because like who
started it and who's responding and everything else. You know,
I would just note, you know, we saw our friend
Sean Hannity yesterday and I just think that it's you know,
Sean just continues to do things in a patriotic and
excellent and classy way. Just note that, and he's you know,

(08:48):
he's just so consistent in that and been so consistent
in this space for decades now, and I think it's
really admirable. There are a lot of people that are
out there now, big names, and not only do I disagree,
It's not just that I disagree with them on some issues,
which that's fine, although there's disagree and there's have you

(09:10):
lost your mind? You know, those those are different things.
But but there are people that also the way that
the conduct and the way they're talking with other people
on the right, I'm like, this is not you know,
people's parents listen to this, you know what I mean,
Like this is and I will say that we give
a rough time. So sorry, Ginger, just issues curled around

(09:31):
my feed right now. You know, we give a rough
time to politicians and occasion. You don't call people dumb
or not. Some people really deserve to be called dumb
or I'll say what they're doing is evil. And if
I say that, it's because I really mean it. But
we really never try to be as I reflect on
roughly the five year anniversary of the show, we really
make an effort to never be mean here. We don't
punch down. We don't say things that we wouldn't say

(09:56):
to somebody in person, which I think separates this. This
is true of Clay and it is true of me.
Anything that we would say here we would say if
the person was standing in the room with us, meaning
that we stand behind it and we think it needs
to be said. You know, we don't take cheap shots
at certainly on our own side, but on the other side,
because I've, like I said, as you've been doing, as

(10:18):
we've been doing this now for a number of years together,
we really have created a body of work and a
brand and an expectation here. And when many of you
call in and say, I think Rush would be proud
of you, that's really meaningful to us. It's the simplest
answer for me in the world. People say, how did
you learn talk radio? Well, listening to Rush, it's kind

(10:38):
of like saying, you know, how did you learn basketball? Well,
I just watched a lot of tape of Michael Jordan
and practice and practice and practice. You got to do
the practice part. Now, I've been doing radio for fifteen years,
so that certainly helps. But learning from the greatest is
something that is a special thing as well. And I
know many of you learn so much about politics and
about just the world around you from having Rush keep you,

(11:00):
be your friend and be with you for in some cases,
what thirty years. So yeah, it's been five years, and
we've I think, really don't we've accomplished in those five
years what we set out to on the show. And
and I hope that you all feel like we also
bring a consistency. You know what you're getting when you
join us here. We're both we're trying to tackle the

(11:24):
most important and uh and weighty issues when necessary, give
you the news, but also entertain you and have fun
where we can. We do have a mission to have
fun every day. This is not a three hour sociology
lecture at you know, brin Maar College. This is this
is your time and we value it and so we

(11:45):
want you to have fun when you come here, and
we want you to learn about cool products from our
sponsors and also to bring your voice in. We love
the live calls, but the talkbacks that we do as well.
It's been such a really fun innovation because it keeps
it we know tight. We love all of our callers,
we do. We love you callers. We love you very much,
your beautiful callers. But some of you go, hey, how's

(12:08):
the weather down there in Florida. I'm like, no, no, no,
let's get right to it. Let's get right to it.
But so the talkbacks has been a really fun innovation.
And as we have video, we even have some designs
about maybe being able to work in some video on
the YouTube channel with Clay and Buck as we expand
that out. So really, I just wanted to take a
moment because we had a big event an iHeart event yesterday,
and I will tell you Clay gave a fantastic speech

(12:32):
about some of the lessons he's learned in media and
where we are, and I felt, really it's a great
group of people, not just on our radio team, but
we do have the best radio slash just overall team
on Clay and Buck, I think in the business, but
iHeart as well, and our leadership at iHeart. They're super
smart people and super good people, which I can tell

(12:55):
you is not the case in all of media. You
see what's going on like at CBS. I'm by the way,
not a shot at Barry, but at her predecessors and
what happened at CNN under Jeff Jeff Zucker, and you know,
there are a lot of very big names and media
with a lot of power who are neither neither good
nor wise individuals. And the leadership at iHeart is really

(13:17):
absolutely top notch, and it's an honor to work for
the company because of the way that it views itself
as talent first and really just creating great audio for
people all over the country. So I think we're in
a unique space five years in and that we've got
nothing but clear skies and sunshine ahead. As far as

(13:38):
we're concerned with, all of you, are going to continue
to do our very best every day. And I will say,
you know, yeah, Clay sold out kick as you all know,
it's known for a lot of money, and he shows
up with an incredible work ethic every day and a
great by the way, you won't talk about positive attitude.
Don't tell him I said this. One of Clay's superpowers
is he has in five years of working with that guy,

(14:00):
he has never once showed up to do this show
off air or on air, but off air with with
a snide or a pessimistic or whatever approach at all,
which in five years, I got to say, is pretty remarkable.
And for a guy who truly could just sit on
the beach at one of his houses anywhere and just

(14:20):
hang out and not do anything, to show up with
the dedication that he does every day, it's because he
loves talking to all of you. I love talking to
all of you. We view this as a gift. Every
day I get to do this show as a gift,
and we only have it because you listen. So thank you, truly,
thank you. I'm speaking on behalf of myself. Clay and

(14:41):
of the whole team. We're pretty much at five years
and honestly couldn't have gone any better. And we appreciate
each and every single one of you. Even when you
write in and you say Buck Clay was right about that.
I still like you when you say that it's okay.
I like it better when you say Clay's crazy. Buck
is right on this one. But we appreciate all of you.

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interesting story to talk to her about. Uh do we

(16:31):
still have Phillip in Minnesota? Guys, let's take let's talk
to Philip. What's going on.

Speaker 2 (16:39):
I want to say it Buck clays crazy, and you're right,
I'm planning my flag on the new and improved Buck Island.
That being that a nuisance is gonna be phenomenee. But
I want to take that a step further and predict
who I think will be his running mate, and that
would be Susan Rice if he's smart, I mean, if
I were advising evil Keanu Reeds.

Speaker 1 (17:04):
Interesting females.

Speaker 2 (17:06):
You know, she counters your Hey, Look, she was in
the Obama administration. She knows her way around the bureaucracy.
She's got a good education. She's not Jasmine Crockett, and
she's not Jewish, so she's got that going for it too.

Speaker 1 (17:19):
So thank you for calling, Thank you for calling in, Philip,
Welcome to Welcome to Buck Island. Great to have you,
Great to have you with us. And hopefully this one
won't sink under the waves again. I still think it's
unfair that I had to take the l on the whole.
Biden he with guys. He he stayed in the race
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or something. After his dementia performance during the debate, he

(17:44):
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That's FLAGPINIFCJ dot or welcome back you and everybody. It's
to Clay and book Mary Margaret Olahan is the Daily
Wires White House Chorus bondent' and she joins us now
to talk about all kinds of very interesting things going
on in our nation. Kapa, Mary, Margaret, thank you for
being here.

Speaker 3 (19:11):
Hey, Buck, thanks for having me.

Speaker 1 (19:13):
I heard something exciting. You were in a skiff, which
is a secure compartmented information facility everybody, which is where
they can have the sensitive stuff this morning. Wait, was
she really at a skiff?

Speaker 2 (19:29):
Guys?

Speaker 1 (19:29):
Well, anyway, that's what they told me on.

Speaker 3 (19:30):
The phone yesterday yesterday.

Speaker 1 (19:33):
I'm sorry yesterday yesterday, and you were brief on you aps,
and you've got some very cutting edge important stuff to
tell us about unidentified aeriel phenomena, also known to the
uninitiated as UFOs aliens. You know, take me to your leader.

(19:55):
What do you know? What did you see?

Speaker 4 (19:58):
So?

Speaker 3 (19:59):
This was so cool.

Speaker 4 (20:00):
We had a briefing in this skiff with senior intelligence
officials and they broke down a lot of what was
in the files that came out today at war dot
gov H And there was some crazy stuff in their book.

Speaker 3 (20:14):
I'm not gonna lie.

Speaker 4 (20:15):
I've never really been one to believe in aliens.

Speaker 3 (20:19):
I am not.

Speaker 4 (20:21):
You know, I'm not an alien truther, but they described
these glowing orbs that they've seen not only in the Northeast,
but also in Colorado in another undisclosed location in the west,
and these are creepy. There are like two glowing orbs
that you can see.

Speaker 3 (20:37):
Moving side by side. Threw this guy together.

Speaker 4 (20:41):
They in the northeast situations, there were red glowing orbs
that people took cell phone footage of on their phones
from their backyard. Husband and a wife both saw them
and photographed this. That's on my Twitter you.

Speaker 3 (20:55):
Can see it.

Speaker 4 (20:56):
I posted those videos. We also post them at the
Daily Wire. And then out in Colorado, those were the
really crazy stories that I was really blown away by.
Where one intelligence officer who was in a helicopter with
two other pilots, he describes this wild story about coming
up right next to dozens of these orbs that were

(21:18):
kind of fiery looking, which again this sounds very fantastical, right,
like a movie, But these supposedly and the Northeast situations
to be credible eyewitness accounts. And they also talked to

(21:40):
a bunch of guys in Colorado who were leaving their
office building and see this massive thing in the sky
that they described as kind of like a potato shape.
They said it was translucent, but it had kind of
scaly looking vibes to it, and they described this in
great detail to the FBI as well. That just kind
of vanished after they stared at it for about two minutes,

(22:03):
and the FBI made a rendering of that, which you know,
you can see online. Obviously, it's just a fictitious drawing
of something that people said they saw. But all of
this together pretty interesting and it's something that the United
States is literally investigating and looking into. And I should
note too, these incidents happened in twenty twenty five, twenty

(22:24):
twenty six, all the way back I believe to twenty
twenty one, so these are recent incidents. And as we
know back from the UAP designator, this means.

Speaker 3 (22:35):
That we don't know what it is.

Speaker 4 (22:37):
We don't know that it's you know, another country, another drone,
but according to authorities, they've established that they're fairly certain
it is not these things.

Speaker 3 (22:46):
So it's unidentified.

Speaker 4 (22:47):
It's an unidentified aerial phenomena, the kind of the modern
fancy name for a UFO, and there's been a lot
of sightings of them in recent years.

Speaker 3 (22:57):
So that was my.

Speaker 4 (23:00):
Wake up shock today was going through these files that
the War Department released, writing about them, did a big.

Speaker 3 (23:06):
Story Daily Worried dot Com.

Speaker 4 (23:07):
Again, I am not a alien truther, but this is
some fascinating stuff. No one has said that it is
aliens per se. That's really up to everyone's judgment see
for themselves. But you can, and you can look at
the files, you can look at my story, you could
look at the videos, and I for one am very
fascinated by this and we'll be keeping track of it

(23:28):
in the future because I don't think this story is
going away.

Speaker 1 (23:33):
Were you even born yet when the X files first started,
By the way, I feel like that's a different generation
than you.

Speaker 3 (23:39):
Hey, hey, you're not supposed to ask a lady your age.
That's not allowed, right, Okay, that's fair.

Speaker 1 (23:45):
Wow, I just you just did that one right back
at me. I'm just saying, I don't think that sounds
to me like you are not quite Spully and not
quite Molder. You're somewhere in between. You're not a total skeptic,
but you're also not a full blown believer in this
UAP stuff. And I'm looking.

Speaker 3 (24:04):
At Sign's girl like Signs.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Is that m Night Shamalan, I think is that right? Yeah?
I never saw that one. I'm looking right now at
this just you know, she's got Mary Margaret has this
on her on her social media on x and it's
described as I would okay hold on the center of
the light was hovering this from July twenty twenty five,

(24:30):
approximately twenty five feet off the ground, below a tree line,
neither near the center of their backyard and an estimated
distance of ninety feet. Eyewitness exited their vehicle briefly before
retrieving their phone to record the event. Spouse of the
eyewitness came outside to assess the situation, described it as
a brilliant red sphere about one meter in diameter. Center

(24:52):
of the red sphere appeared to be a white plasma
sun about the size of a basketball. Well, does anyone
offer up in the in the documents that you've seen
about this and the releases, what this could be other
than something inexplicable? Meaning, are there some theories that are
already out there about Well this, could you know it's

(25:13):
like a Chinese weather balloon or something, you know? Or
is that or they have nothing?

Speaker 3 (25:19):
I mean, I've heard a lot of theories going around.

Speaker 4 (25:21):
I've heard, obviously China people joked about Russia that this
could be drones, that this could be you know, jokes, aliens.
I think the Vice President is the one who said
a couple of months ago that he thinks that alien
activity is actually demonic activity or you know, UFO activity
could be demons. Obviously, this was before these files came out,

(25:45):
so we don't know what the Vice President saw. I
didn't see, but there's a lot of theories out there
about what this kind of thing could be. This, in particular,
what I did not like the most about it was
the kind of fiery connotation to these orbs.

Speaker 3 (26:00):
I think one of the persons, one of the.

Speaker 4 (26:01):
People that I read in the FBI files who talked
about them, said it was one of the most beautiful
red colors that they had ever seen. Another person said
that they were fiery in nature, glowing, and that in
one instance, this individual was in a helicopter with two

(26:22):
pilots and came up right against a bunch of these orbs,
according to what they told the FBI, and the orbs
kind of went out the way a fire would go out, slowly,
but in that situation, and that's kind of a detailed
one that we wrote about for the site. They're in
that helicopter and they see these orbs. They told the
FBI that there were people on the ground who told

(26:44):
them they're tech calling them, texting them and saying there's
something underneath you. And in that situation, they said this
was a dark object that was underneath them. They were
near a military base, so they had some F sixteen's
coming near them, and they called in for a backup
for these guys to come investigate what was going on
well as those.

Speaker 3 (27:04):
Planes were nearing them.

Speaker 4 (27:05):
According to this FBI report, there were a bunch of
orbs too that appeared by each F sixteen. So that's
two people in each F sixteen that also saw all
of this. Two pilots in the helicopter, one senior intelligence official,
and the helicopter with them. That's a lot of people,
and you know, they observed all of this spoke to
the authorities about it. So it's not like it's one

(27:28):
guy saying, Hey, I saw orbs in this sky. This
is a large amount of people who are detailing this
and talking to federal officials about it.

Speaker 1 (27:37):
Do you believe in aliens?

Speaker 3 (27:40):
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (27:41):
Buck before, before the last couple of days, I probably
would have been with the Vice President. But now I'm
not so sure. This stuff is creepy. And you know,
NASA has said other agencies have said, we don't have
any proof that aliens exist. The extraterrestrial stuff exists, But I,
for one, would like to know what these are because

(28:02):
the way they move, the way they're appearing on near
certain military facilities and areas, that's fascinating to me. And
if they're not man made, I would like to know
what they are.

Speaker 1 (28:13):
Yeah, I mean, if these orbs could fold my laundry,
do advanced mathematical calculations for me, Like, maybe they have
some use if we could just befriend them, I don't know,
we could reach out somehow, establish some kind of a
light based language for them or something, and the orban
might become used, might become useful to us. This is
the thing I was like, why is it just some
weird light? Like why would it just be some weird light.

(28:35):
Wouldn't it be a little spaceship full of some kind
of something that would arrive here. I don't know.

Speaker 3 (28:42):
Yeah, but I'm a light too, you know.

Speaker 4 (28:46):
The light part confused me as well, because you would
think that if there was let's just say, these are
extraterrestrial alien objects interesting that they would want to be
seen was my first thought. But you know, I'm no
expert on this, I'm just reading with the FBI says
they were told.

Speaker 1 (29:05):
What do you think it's like to be an FBI
guy or gal sitting there and being told this stuff
like this is your job? Your job is to sit
there and take down someone telling you that basically they
saw some on ex well UAP, but maybe some life
form that we have not yet established exists, but maybe
it does.

Speaker 4 (29:26):
Well, look these these FBI reports, they literally say we
established that this person was a credible eyewitness. So you're
reading this and you're like, okay, well they just told
you they saw glowing orbs in the sky. That's kind
of wild, right that that you would read that report
and the FBI would say this is a credible eyewitness,
so they believe them, and that that part was really

(29:50):
interesting to me, especially when you read this report by
the intelligence official who's in the helicopter wild stuff and
he was deemed to be a credible. I went as well,
and he's actually a current intelligence official, so he's still.

Speaker 3 (30:05):
Doing his.

Speaker 4 (30:07):
Investigating and he's, you know, as a senior intelligence official,
so he's clearly highly trusted and highly informed on these topics.

Speaker 1 (30:16):
Well, the truth is out there, and Mary Margaret Olihan
of The Daily Wire is going to try to find
it for us. Come back when you have more about
the Little Green Men and the spaceships.

Speaker 3 (30:27):
Yes, agreed, Yes we got it. We'll do it.

Speaker 1 (30:30):
Thank you, Thank you so much. Guys. Go check out
Mary Margaret's reporting over at the Daily Wire where she's
the White House correspondent, and we'll talk to you soon.

Speaker 3 (30:40):
Thanks for having me.

Speaker 1 (30:43):
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do have Speed also known as Jimmy Speed. He is
sitting here on my lap. You want to say Dad, Dad.
For everybody, say Dad, dad, d you were being so

(32:13):
good a second to do, okay, Dad, Dad Dad. Well
he's grabbed the mic. He's no longer saying dad, apparently,
but he's enjoying being here in the studio with me
because there are a lot of lights, a lot of
things to look at. And oh, I don't know what, Yes,

(32:34):
this is microphone. He's he's he's verbal, not really quite
words yet, but he's he's trying to say a lot
of things. And if he's uh, if he's hitting the microphone,
I apologize those of you who are listening. There we go,
say dadda say dead that you guys wanted Jimmy speed
on the video. And look at him. He's becoming such
a big boy. He's uh, he's robust, which we like.

(32:56):
He's well fed thanks to mommy Dad. There go, we
gave it. You guys got a dad debby for the weekend.
Let me tell you that is special stuff. Not he
doesn't always say data, but he stopped playing with the mic.
What are you doing all right? Let's uh, do we
have any any live callers here? He's about to take
over this whole situation. I just realized I've kind of

(33:17):
committed to this now, kind of committed to having little
man in my lap while we finish out the show.
You get a cloud clad room, say dad, damn, Mama, Dad, mama,
can you give me some data? Mama, Jimmy speed maybe
ooh ooh, he's trying here, we have a we'll take
a talk back while I'm trying to wrestle the mic

(33:38):
back from my from my fourteen month old. Here, let's
hear e people talking about Kevin and Home Alone. Hit it.

Speaker 5 (33:47):
Fuck, everybody knows it's cod from Home Alone.

Speaker 3 (33:52):
It's the most famous Kevin.

Speaker 1 (33:54):
The most famous Kevin is Kevin McAllister. What about my
Kuli Culkin in Home Alone?

Speaker 2 (34:02):
Kevin?

Speaker 1 (34:03):
The most famous Kevin is Kevin in Home Alone.

Speaker 3 (34:07):
The most famous Kevin is from Home Alone.

Speaker 1 (34:09):
Don't forget you have Kevin McAllister from Home Alone. I'd
say the most famous Kevin is actually a character and
be Kevin on Home Alone. Remember the lady's screaming his name.
You guys, a lot of you thought that it was
Kevin from from Home Alone, and that actually had not
occurred to me before. Now, technically that's a character's name,

(34:31):
not actually a person. I was if we're going to
be sticklers for the rules, I was saying, the most
famous Kevin to have been, you know, I think like
an actual person, but Kevin from Home Alone was clearly
a famous individual. Producer Greg by the Way has written,
it's likely that life exists somewhere else on the universe.
Unfortunately we will never know. Space is so vast and

(34:54):
physics are such that it is super unlikely for aliens
to find us, let alone overcome the vast fast space
and time restrictions on traveling here. So, Jimmy speed, what
do you think are there aliens? Buddy? You want to
weigh in on this one, And I guess you don't
know what alien what aliens quite are? And we will

(35:15):
see what he is able to come up with here.
We also have talk back g Jill from Saint Michael, Minneapolis.
Hit it HI.

Speaker 5 (35:24):
This is Jill from Saint Michael, and I am a
ci girl. I'm just chuckling over you guys, not having
any idea what kind of cylinder counts you have? Your
lawnmore would be one. Your car is going to be
four or six, maybe eight, depending on what you have.

(35:45):
If you say it out loud, on the show. I'm
sure there's a few of us who would call in and.

Speaker 1 (35:51):
Let you know, well, thank you for that. I don't know.
Speed is getting very excited over here because he knows
it's the end of the show everybody, and this it's
a great time to tell you should subscribe on YouTube
because there are fun Jimmy Speed appearances as well as
Ginger Spice. You'll have to show up soon. Clay will
be back with all of you on Monday and Tuesday

(36:12):
and Wednesday. I'm gonna be out. I'm spending some time
with family. We're looking forward to that. Jimmy Speed is
currently grabbing at all of the electronics in my very
highly designed and studio, so hopefully the lights on all
go off before the end of the show or the
microphone core doesn't get pulled. But he wants to say
to all of you, have a Jimmy Speed telepone, have

(36:34):
a great weekend. Have a great weekend, everybody. Yay, Dad,
damn Mama, Say Dad, damn mama, A bob whatever that means.
We love you all. I'll talk to you guys sometime
next week. Have a great weekend.

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