November 3, 2024 • 32 mins
Sen. Rubio and Clay talk football and banning fall weddings. Cuban ladies love Buck. Dems don’t speak “guy.” Clay can’t pronounce Ethel. Elon Musk amazes us.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 1 (00:17):
Center Rubio in particular, I know you have some spit.
We're gonna get into policy and saving the country and
the election down here in Florida nationwide with him in
a moment, But you wanted to ask him some of
the sports questions, Clay, I did.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Well. You guys are in Miami right now, and first
of all, Miami is playing against Florida State, and I
apologize to Seminole fans. We've never seen a collapse like this.
But the biggest story I would say in South Florida
sports in Center Rubio, you can correct me if I'm
wrong is Tua and his health status. And we were
talking about off the air. Tua has had concussion issues.
(00:50):
What's the latest there. I know you're a big time
Dolphins fan. In fact, I think your wife is a
former NFL cheerleader for the Dolphins. My wife is a
former NFL cheerleader for the Tennessee Titans. So congrats to
both of us, and there's probably people out there like
you guys wildly out kicked your coverage. And I know
it's the case with me, and I think it's the
case with you, Senator Rubio as well. But for the Dolphins,
(01:12):
what's the latest on Tua? What are you hearing? And
I know there's a ton of Dolphin fans in South
Florida out there listening.
Speaker 4 (01:19):
Yeah, Well, first, real quick, because you're a national show,
there are people that are Florida voters that are listening.
They're don't live in Florida, they don't get here till
November or December. They need to return those ballots as
well on the mail. So I just wanted to put
that in there. And as far as too of he's
most of practice today and the hope and the expectations
he may be ready to go, you know, on Sunday
here at home against the Cardinals. So yeah, we'll see.
(01:43):
It's a they need something. They need a spark pretty
soon here there this season slipping away from them.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
I'm curious, you have a son who is playing for
the Florida Gators, talented football player. You played college football yourself.
I've got an eighth grader who all he cares about
is football. He's playing football at his school right now.
What's it like as a dad as you watch middle school,
high school, college football, and what's it like from your
(02:09):
wife's perspective? What is the more fun games to watch?
Did you like the high school games? Because I hear
from a lot of parents that that is just the
absolute apex. What have you found as a parent.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
There is nothing like high school football. There's nothing like it. Remember,
in college, you're playing for your school and your future.
In the NFL, you're playing for money. In high school,
you're playing for your friends. Now it's changed just a
little bit in our high school football has become nationalized
as well. But it's one of the most I think
unique Americana type experiences in some state, in some communities
across the country, it dominates life in those towns. And
(02:44):
I always tell people this is true, and I heard
this from someone a long time ago. You never forget
your last high school football game, whether it was a
win or loss in the championship or just the last
game of a bad season. You never forget that. And
it's almost very difficult to replicate. And I do think
you learn lessons through football. It's not for everybody, you know.
I mean, if you don't like violence, it's not a
good unless you're like a kicker or whatever.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
I mean, they didn't even have a football team at
my high school. Well, this is I don't even know
how that's lea America that you guys are talking about.
Manhattan didn't get the memo on that one.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
You know. And there's things, look, there's a nexus he like.
For example, one of the bills that I intend to
file in the new Congress is to prohibit weddings between
September and January. And I was married in October. But
these people getting married as a segment this weekend on ESPN,
it just reminded me of it. I mean, and I
got married in October, so I'm guilty of it, okay,
But I'm just telling you, like, it's just doing tremendous
harm to the psyche of the country and dividing people.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
So you know that is amazing, uh Buck, you don't.
You may learn this now that you're in Florida, because
I know your wife went to UF Carri's fantastic graduated
as a Florida Gator. The number of people out there
that try to have weddings in the South. It is,
it is. I'm already afraid of it now for my
boys getting older, Senator like, it's it's crazy.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I think I've lost friends because I've complained of holiday
weekend weddings. So sports weddings would be a whole like
people to get married July fifth or something when that's
HLPs and it's always on a Saturday.
Speaker 4 (04:07):
You know, like if you're gonna do the reception at
a sports bar, maybe you can get away with it.
But I'm just telling you that these Saturday weddings, especially
at night at this time of year, I mean, you're
just I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
So Clay, you and Sena Rubio can continue the football
a lot of break here and we're gonna come back
and actually ask him about Trump, the country, the Senate,
all those important things here because he's with me and studio.
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Speaker 5 (05:09):
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Speaker 2 (05:09):
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Speaker 3 (05:21):
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Speaker 1 (05:24):
Oh my gosh. If Trump wins, it's gonna mean that
all the journalists are gonna get sent to prisons, and
it's gonna be horrible. They really think this, or at
least they say it. I don't know if they think it,
but they say it out loud.
Speaker 3 (05:37):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
Clay, you asked me about what the vibe was on
Morning Joe this morning. Obviously, not much they can say
about Kamala's non appearance on the at the Aul Smith dinner.
And no one thought that the little sketch she did
with Molly Shannon was funny.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
It was just bad.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
You and I could write a better sketchy five medially bad.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
It wasn't something that would have been done quickly like
that took a long time to film. And I just
think that she's getting the worst advice ever that they
didn't have her there. To try to be a little
bit light in terms of humor and to actually show
some personality to be fair.
Speaker 1 (06:12):
To Kamala's campaign, though, to be fair to Kamala's campaign,
and I think we're gonna have to do a lot
of this in the days ahead, the meaning the people
working on it, Clay. They tried the joy thing. Remember
that initially when Kamala was announced, it was She's joy,
She's happiness. Isn't she great? She's so smiley and likable
and everyone thinks she's great. It didn't work, didn't catch
(06:33):
up because that's not who she is, right, That's not
That's not something that resonates because it's so obviously untrue
with the way she presents, and you know they wouldn't
have said like Hillary Clinton was the most likable person ever.
She had huge likability problems back in the day. That
brings me then to what I was saying initially, which
(06:54):
is the fear all over the media ecosystem that they're
putting out there about if Donald Trump's wins. This is
on Morning Joe, my favorite morning programming play clip one.
He will turn on his country and he will turn
us into hungry. Do you not understand the freeance started
as you brought it up. It started with Roe v. Wade.
Speaker 3 (07:13):
It will continue.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
He will continue by putting his enemies in jail. He'll
continue on having unfree media. Are there people around.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
This table that are really worried? Rev? Are you worried
going forward that you're on.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
A list if Donald Trump is elected?
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Yes or no? I'm convinced I'll be on the list.
I am too. I don't know how we are not
going to be.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
There's no list. You're not on a list. But even
beyond that play, they are trying. They broke two hundred
and whatever years of precedent by trying to throw a
presidential candidate during an election in prison, and they're the
ones complaining about throwing enemies in prison. Trump's not going
(07:53):
to do that. This is why I want more legalized
political betting, by the way, or I want this to
become more normalized, because I would the first thing I'd
go on Morning Joe, I would just I'd just say,
all right, let's do a seven figure bet on some
of these things you're saying, and let's write up a
contract and make it enforceable that all of a sudden
they'd have to stop saying these things. They don't believe it.
Speaker 2 (08:15):
Not only do they not believe it, it's badly absurd
because he's already been president once and the reality here,
let's go behind the curtain. They actually stand to make
way more money on Morning Joe and on Joy Reid Show,
to the extent that that moron keeps her job. On
the View, Trump had a great view joke, by the way,
(08:36):
can we pull that one so we could have some
fun with that last night at al Smith Guys, will
you go pull the Trump view joke? We can play it.
Before the end, all of these shows that tried to
turn Trump into Hitler. If he's back in office, we'll
have a bigger audience.
Speaker 3 (08:52):
You know.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
The reality is buck all of these left wing media
when Joe Biden was in office, actually saw their audiences
vanish because they could didn't have the Trump boogeyman to
terrify their audience with. There is this element of America,
particularly on the left, I think, that wants to buy
(09:15):
into all of the fear porn that is being purveyed.
You and I have talked about this. We desperately want
Trump to win. If Kamala were to win, I would
argue that this show would matter way more in a
Kamala era than it would in a Trump era, because
in a Trump era, the people who have the powers
(09:38):
to pull the levers and actually make things happen are
people by and large that we would agree with. In
a Kamala era, it's terrifying to think about what they
would potentially be doing. And you need optics on the
opposition party more than you need optics on your own
party very often. Does that make sense? And so this
idea that these people aren't just l dying about, oh,
(10:00):
we'll be thrown in prison, They actually would probably make
millions of dollars more. Joe Scarborough's next contract is going
to be worth more money if Trump's in office than
if Kamala wins.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
And we were getting a lot of great VIP emails
and calls and also listener talkbacks. Remember the iHeartRadio app.
You press a little microphone when you go to the
Clay and Buck show and you can just leave us.
It's like leaving a voicemash's via the app. It's great
getting a lot of those going. But Clay, we mentioned
this ad where they tried to turn around the masculinity
problem that the Democrats have, and they very clearly have it.
(10:34):
This is why they're running ads like this, like hey,
you like they're all actors. Just to be clear, they
didn't get like normal everyday people. I mean you and I.
We could put together an incredible all star team of
guys who do things that get their hands dirty and
give them callouses for a living. We could pull that
team together, Clay, with one request out here to this
(10:57):
audience at about five minutes.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
We could The first five guys we get calling, and
we get we probably get guys called it. You know
somebody who's a lumberjack, somebody who's a tradesman. Somebody maybe
take a second. We can get all of you to
call in the Democrats are My point is that the
Democrats are paying money to create an ad for Kamala Harris,
some pack or whatever to create an ad for Kamala Harris.
(11:21):
One guy they have who's supposed to be the masculine
guy for Kamala is position. He's sitting and I'm not
making this up. You can all see the ad. He
is sitting as though he's on the cover of Vogue,
Like he's just not sitting the way any guy I've
ever seen who's out there on the range is gonna sit.
He's kind of got his hands pushed on his thigh
like he's having a portrait done. And it's bizarre. But
(11:45):
this is from our VIP guy talking about guys. We
got a VIP named guy. He writes just for your information, boys,
they quit putting carburetors on cars in the early nineties.
All cars made in the past forty to forty five
are fuel injected. Carburetors have long beenning memory of the
distant past. Many mechanics under the age of fifty have
(12:07):
never worked on a carburetor. So the I eat carburetors
for breakfast. Guy, really is, it's bags of sand. It's
bags of sand, it really is. This guy's no idea
what he's talking about.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
I'll be honest with you. The thing about guys is
you don't have You don't have to pretend to be
an expert on everything. I don't know anything about cars,
and I was telling you off air, Laura, my wife
is from Michigan. Every man in her family because the
car industry is so prominent in the Detroit era where
she grew up. They know everything about cars. They know makes,
(12:41):
they know models, they know horsepower stuff Like I can't
fix anything on a car. I am totally bereft of
knowledge when it comes to car related issues. But you
know what I do. I just basically say I got
no idea about it. Guys who are trying to fake
and be guys try to pretend to be experts on
every everything under the sun. Like I know sports really well.
(13:03):
I can sit down with any group of guys anywhere
and I can talk about any city and any football
related issue for the last twenty five years and be
well versed in it. You put me in a mechanics, location.
I got no idea. I got no idea what's going on.
I nod. I try to pretend that I do, but
I got no idea. These dudes who are trying to
(13:26):
pretend the forty year old virgin thing is the perfect analogy.
They just don't speak the language on any level.
Speaker 1 (13:34):
The guy. The Democrats don't speak. They don't speak dude,
they don't speak bro, they don't speak guy. This is
just reality.
Speaker 2 (13:42):
And this is why I've said for a long time
that I think Trump connects well with this group, because
look at him rolling into the Bronx barber shop. Trump
is good at ball busting, He's good at hanging around
and just talking like guys talk. He's done it his
whole life, and overtime, I think black guys, Hispanic guys,
(14:03):
Asian guys, and some white guys who may have initially
bought into the Trump is Hitler argument have recognized that
it's total BS. And I would connect this buck to
the collapse in trust in media as as was it
sixty nine percent in a gallop Pole basically said they
have no trust in the media anymore. The only thirty
one percent that still trusts the media are far left
(14:26):
wingers who used the media as propaganda. I was watching
Trump did an interview with Taylor Lawan the bust In
with the Boys podcast recently, and the Washington Post wrote
an article coming after the guys on the podcast for
laughing at a joke Trump told, and the joke and
(14:47):
I'm paraphrasing it buck was Trump said, Yeah, I never
really liked football because I never wanted to be the
guy trying to catch a ball when a guy from
a bad neighborhood who was playing linebacker just going to
try to flatten me. And I'm again, I'm paraphrasing, and
that's kind of funny, right, Like if you have played
football on any level, the guys on defense who are
(15:08):
trying to destroy you often times are coming in the
same way boxers do, from lower socio economic backgrounds, and
they want to wreck you. I mean, that's football, right,
if you've ever played it. The guys laughed on the show,
and then the Washington Post said we're calling to ask
why you laughed. They sent an email saying we're writing
an article about a problematic joke that you laughed at.
(15:32):
This is the Washington Post policing a guy sports talk
podcast about jokes that they laughed at, and one of
the hosts said, I've got an official response for you,
and he just took his phone and he farted into
the phone and sent it back to the Washington Post.
It's funny somewhat on that level. But what I think,
(15:53):
but maybe no, but what I think it represents is
the Washington Post is so far down the flow chart
of a respectable organization that when they try to do
hit pieces on people. Buck fifteen years ago, that would
have been a uh oh moment for a lot of
people out there that the Washington Post was going to
(16:15):
do a hit piece on them. Now it's like, you
guys are jokes. Here's how little I think of you.
And I think that is the vast majority of the opinion.
Now they have destroyed their legitimacy.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
When Tucker was doing his show at Fox, New York
Times had a front page, I think it was a
Sunday front page Tucker Carlson is a white nationalist, is
basically what the I mean.
Speaker 2 (16:34):
That's they tried to end him.
Speaker 1 (16:35):
You're right that they they tried to just finally bring
him down, and he was in every sense on his
show the next day laughing about it, and he was
laughing at it because didn't mean it meant nothing. Nobody
cared except for the people who already think that based
on no actual reality, because they're delusional. So yes, I
(16:56):
think things have gone crazy for the Democrat Party. But
I mean, of course, if you're going to tell people
they have to announce pronouns or they have to use
the wrong pronouns, and all this gender bending lunacy has consequences. Sorry,
this is perfect timing to die in.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
We played the clip of Trump making a joke about
how he's not worried about white men for Harris because
the wives and their boyfriends are all voting for him.
This is a perfect example of not doing guy talk.
This guy Ross, who is a verified media guy, writes
back last night Trump asserted that all white men voting
(17:37):
for Harris are cucks. Think he's going to be surprised
in November when we and our wives lovers elect Kamala
Harris as our next president. Earnestness in response to humor
just demonstrates how little you get the humor in the
first place. And Buck, I just saw this. It came
(17:58):
across my timeline. I'm laughing because really what it goes
to is what you said, they don't speak guy, Right, Yeah,
if you respond to humor by taking the humor as
a serious construct and explaining why the humorous thing is
not actually humorous, you're losing, like you just don't get
basic humor.
Speaker 1 (18:17):
Also, and I say this, you know, because this was
the second topic we got into last week on Bill
Maher for any of you who haven't seen it, and
the the number of guys who and I wasn't. I
didn't bring myself into the conversation. I wasn't attacking anyone personally.
I was speaking about narratives and I was trying to
actually have political political analysis. But you know, democrats, this
(18:38):
is what always happens. They attack people when they can't
win on ideas. But I had just like an army
of I think they're guys basically like androgynists, low team men,
attacking me like oh, look, you know, I'll kick your
ass like you're you know, you're not masked, And I'm like,
this is not this is not the point. But also
have you have you looked at yourself like I think
(18:59):
I think I would beat you in an arm wrestling match,
like a lot of guys are delusional, just delusional.
Speaker 2 (19:06):
Oh, I just the white due by the way, that
guy like that one.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
Oh I got Clay, I got Clay funny bone on
that one.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
I'm getting. But fuck this guy that I just quoted.
He's actually the founder of white Dudes for Harris, the
white Dudes, the white Dudes for Harris.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
Guy.
Speaker 6 (19:22):
Of course, responding to the Trump White Dudes for Harris
joke with the most white Dudes for Harris responds imaginable
and I can't even believe this is real, Like he
has it as bio White Dudes for Harris founder.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
I just these guys.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
Frowning in estrogen.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
It's so funny Sundays with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
It was fun Yesterday I was getting I'm getting old,
so I've hurt my knee and I had to get
an MRI done, and I told Clay this right after.
I was in the MRI office and a group of
lovely Cuban American ladies in there, I would guess forties
to fifties were working in the office, you know, sort
of the admin side of the house. They're like, I
know who you are, and they're like, I love the show,
(20:07):
I love you, and Clay. We listen and I was like, oh,
this is great, this is great. So we've got some
hometown love here in the Miami area for Clay and
Buck from I mean, like, Cuban Americans are fantastic. They're
are just a great group of people and it was
really fun to have them listening. I also want to say, Clay,
this week has been so inspiring and gratifying on the
(20:29):
Crockett Coffee side. First of all, thank you so much
for stepping up. The left wing lunatics were attacking us,
trying to write bad reviews, attacking our brand, saying mean things.
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To Megan, our.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Customer service rep. Was like the nicest lady on the planet.
You know, she just wants to tender farm and sell
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lives she lives in the Midwest and and you guys
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(21:00):
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Speaker 2 (21:02):
Codebook as many of you are using. You get a
signed copy when you subscribe. Also want to give Buck
credit because he moved to Miami, and we have tripled
the audience in Miami.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
Sunday Drop with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
In Spokane, Washington, listener Jason says the following. He's a
five to ninety KQNT listener, but he wrote to or
spoke to us rather on the talkback here he goes, I.
Speaker 5 (21:29):
Gotta tell you guys that Kamala add even made me
feel masculine. And I can't cook or barbecue or fix
things around the house, and I play soccer. The only
reason I'm hanging on to a man card is because
I'm a welder. If I ever quit doing that, my
estrogen levels are gonna skyrocket.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
See can I We have welders who call in who
will make jokes about their masculinity like that, that's our team.
Their team is like, excuse me, but we have the
most masculine Broadway dance choreographers you've ever seen.
Speaker 2 (22:02):
Sir Buck, I never would have believed that there would
be people angry at me over this. I think we
can call it ethyl gate. Ethyl gate so many people
vip Diane listen to this.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
Buck play was Lucy o'baal's friend on the I Love
Lucy Show.
Speaker 2 (22:22):
Okay, that's one reaction. Diane says, Clay, you've never heard
of anyone named Ethel. Really Ethel Barrymore of the famed
Barrymore acting family. Not really. I'm gonna respond as we go.
Don't know her Ethel merman of legendary Broadway fame. E,
(22:45):
don't know her ethel Mertz. Lucy and Desi's famous neighbor
I have watched. I love Lucy did not know what
her neighbor's name was. You might know this one, Buck,
I didn't remember it. Ethyl Beavers of Parks and Recreation.
That's so some what normal, relatively recent take. Come on, man,
all examition boy, I just we need to open invite
(23:10):
to anyone named Ethel. If you are listening to the
show right now, next week, I want you to call in.
I don't believe anyone in America has been named Ethyl
or Ethel since eighteen ninety. I'm not sure any of
you are alive right now. If you are an angry
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parade of Ethyl's can line up next week, Buck, and
you can all rap me with your canes in my
knees for not respecting or pronouncing your name correctly. I
did not There are lots of opinions I give where
I'm like a somebody might not agree with that. I
did not expect that ethyl gate would arise.
Speaker 1 (23:51):
I mean, Clay is really racking up quite a special
group of fan clubs. We got flute players, we got
soccer players, which we both were actually, so that's kind
of just a funny one. But s all right, he
still throws shade. We got Ethyl's who else? We got
seat recliners. Do you know, I thought it's funny. I
thought I was the grumpy one on this show. But
(24:12):
I'm just gonna tell you, you know what I mean,
Maybe Ginger's rubbing off of me a little too much,
and I'm a little happy guy. Now Clay is laying
down the hate.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
Do you know any ethyls? No, No one has been
named ethyl since eighteen eighty I'm just saying, and there's
no one under the age of ninety four that is
named ethyl right now that is listening to us. I really,
I think that name is just vanished. So I'm sorry
(24:40):
that I didn't know how to pronounce it. At no
point in my life have I ever met anyone that
was named ethyl or ethyl or E T H in
any respect that I'm aware of el Yeah, poor Greg,
by the way, can you imagine the angry calls he's
gonna get if there's any ethyls out.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Call again saying Clay Travis is just being a silly goose.
Speaker 2 (25:06):
If there's any ethyls out there that operate leaf blowers,
this has been a rough week for them, for sure.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
That's true. Yeah, I don't know what you're I'm just
gonna point this out. If we find Clay unresponsive on
Monday and he's been bludgeoned with walkers, we know what happened.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
The ethyls of the world have found me. Also, we
need to get elon Musk on the show. I know
he's trying to put us to Mars and he's like
redefining the combustion engine, and he's got a boring company
and everything else. Why can leaf blowers not be electric?
Why do we have to have gas powered, massively loud
(25:45):
leaf blowers. Would it not be possible to have an
electric leaf blower that people could use at whatever hour
they want to without but deviling the sleep patterns of
their neighbors. Is this a crazy suggestion for me? Why
are there no electrically blowers? Are we not trying to
save the world with leaf blowers. I'm trying to make
Where's the green New Deal when you need it? This
(26:06):
is something I could get behind. Also, if you really
want worlds to collide. We got some emails that carburetors
are still in use. It may, in fact be the
case that the carburetors that the white guys for, the
masculine guys for Kamala don't know, don't exist in cars,
do exist in leaf blowers.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
Did I just blow your mind?
Speaker 2 (26:29):
You did, no pun intended. We'll be back on Monday
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Fuss the recapture of the Starship as it comes back
to to Earth. We don't do a lot of I
feel like the Starship Enterprise theme song should be in the
background here. We don't talk a lot about, you know,
outer space exploration and the forefront of science here.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
This is incredible.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
This guy who may have saved free speech in the
Western world because of his purchase of X, and has
changed the car industry and is creating robots that are
almost too human it's getting freaky. Also has reopened Clay
Space Exploration. The entire space industry has had life breathe
(27:34):
into it by Elon Musk and it's going to take
some time, but we are now on a trajectory to
dramatically expand as a species or ability to be in
space to colonize other places. It's incredible stuff.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
I was texting with my sixteen year old about this
last night. He was so impressed. He loved the idea
of space travel. I know many of you out there
probably are fascinated by it too. What Elon has done
when you talk about remaking the automobile, entire engine and
whether you want to buy an EV or not, the
fact that that even exists is pretty remarkable, and that
(28:12):
SpaceX is better than NASA at Space Exploration. Now Elon
and we know he's bought X, which is a major
difference in the way the media has impacted. But Elon's
goal is to be on Mars before he dies. I
think he's going to manage it. And it's a pretty
remarkable thing to contemplate all that he has accomplished. And
(28:34):
it makes me feel good that he is on the
Trump train as aggressively as he is, because he sees
the woke mind virus as a threat to human accomplishment.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
I think that that's critical because if he wasn't also
political now and fully on the Trump train, there would
already be in you know, elite academic and technology circles
at the very top discussion of how this guy is
lining himself up in terms of his accomplishment, which I
think are beyond lining himself up to be in the
(29:03):
category of those greats like Isaac Newton, da Vinci, Einstein, Marconi, Gutenberg.
This is civilization advancing stuff that he is doing. I
think it's the largest I think it's the largest thing
sent up into the sky ever as well. I mean,
(29:24):
I will just say it's not a plane, right, It's
like the largest aerial object that we've ever had up
in the air. And to have it recaptured and make
it reusable. This is in a hundred years. In one
hundred years, no one's going to be talking about how
Kamala gave the worst speeches and who care, right, I mean,
you know, we'll see if she's president. To your point, Clay,
nobody will even remember her name in ten years if
she doesn't win, but they will remember this moment going in,
(29:48):
you know, and on this Columbus day, people can think
to this is a civilization advancing achievement. And I just think,
you know, all due respect to not just Elam but
everyone at SpaceX and the people who are doing incredible things,
incredible things are still very possible despite the communists who
are trying to tear us all down.
Speaker 2 (30:06):
I do think the accomplishments of Elon Musk, in particular
his goal to make to make world humanity a multiplanetary species,
is pretty remarkable. And what he did with landing that
device with SpaceX is extraordinary. Front page article Sunday edition
(30:26):
New York Times talking about Elon Musk seeing the Trump
election as essential to his goal for the progress of humanity.
And I actually thought our old friend John Fetterman, Pennsylvania Senator,
who is one of the few Democrats that make sense
on a day to day basis, said, don't underestimate the
(30:47):
impact of Elon Musk here is cut seventeen.
Speaker 7 (30:50):
Most endorsements don't count for much in this business. Bred
Musk is incredibly popular, and he has an appeal to
a demographic that Democrats have been struggle with there and
to some people that they see him as that's Tony Stark.
He's the world's richest man, and he's undeniably a brilliant guy.
(31:10):
So I think that that is a situation for Democrats.
We would have to acknowledge that. And it seems now
now I see that on the front page of the
New York Times now talking about it. So you know,
that's a significant development for me in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2 (31:27):
He's basically Buck moved to Pennsylvania. Elon Musk has he's
running a campaign out of Pittsburgh to try to win
the state for Trump.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Look, it is significant that Elon created a free speech
platform with x because of the sharing of information. Do
we mention the four year anniversary of the Hunter.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Biden lage destroy today?
Speaker 1 (31:48):
It is today the four year anniversary of The New
York Post breaking the Hunter Biden laptop story and then
the collusion between the biggest social media companies to shut
it down, to lock the New York Post, which I
think is the oldest newspaper in New York, ongoing newspaper
in New York, lock it out of their own account,
(32:09):
total scandal that couldn't happen the same way today. Elon's
kicked it wide open and also the richest guy on
the planet and the most important CEO and entrepreneur going
all in for Trump means something
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Center Rubio in particular, I know you have some spit.
We're gonna get into policy and saving the country and
the election down here in Florida nationwide with him in
a moment, But you wanted to ask him some of
the sports questions, Clay, I did.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Well. You guys are in Miami right now, and first
of all, Miami is playing against Florida State, and I
apologize to Seminole fans. We've never seen a collapse like this.
But the biggest story I would say in South Florida
sports in Center Rubio, you can correct me if I'm
wrong is Tua and his health status. And we were
talking about off the air. Tua has had concussion issues.
(00:50):
What's the latest there. I know you're a big time
Dolphins fan. In fact, I think your wife is a
former NFL cheerleader for the Dolphins. My wife is a
former NFL cheerleader for the Tennessee Titans. So congrats to
both of us, and there's probably people out there like
you guys wildly out kicked your coverage. And I know
it's the case with me, and I think it's the
case with you, Senator Rubio as well. But for the Dolphins,
(01:12):
what's the latest on Tua? What are you hearing? And
I know there's a ton of Dolphin fans in South
Florida out there listening.
Speaker 4 (01:19):
Yeah, Well, first, real quick, because you're a national show,
there are people that are Florida voters that are listening.
They're don't live in Florida, they don't get here till
November or December. They need to return those ballots as
well on the mail. So I just wanted to put
that in there. And as far as too of he's
most of practice today and the hope and the expectations
he may be ready to go, you know, on Sunday
here at home against the Cardinals. So yeah, we'll see.
(01:43):
It's a they need something. They need a spark pretty
soon here there this season slipping away from them.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
I'm curious, you have a son who is playing for
the Florida Gators, talented football player. You played college football yourself.
I've got an eighth grader who all he cares about
is football. He's playing football at his school right now.
What's it like as a dad as you watch middle school,
high school, college football, and what's it like from your
(02:09):
wife's perspective? What is the more fun games to watch?
Did you like the high school games? Because I hear
from a lot of parents that that is just the
absolute apex. What have you found as a parent.
Speaker 4 (02:20):
There is nothing like high school football. There's nothing like it. Remember,
in college, you're playing for your school and your future.
In the NFL, you're playing for money. In high school,
you're playing for your friends. Now it's changed just a
little bit in our high school football has become nationalized
as well. But it's one of the most I think
unique Americana type experiences in some state, in some communities
across the country, it dominates life in those towns. And
(02:44):
I always tell people this is true, and I heard
this from someone a long time ago. You never forget
your last high school football game, whether it was a
win or loss in the championship or just the last
game of a bad season. You never forget that. And
it's almost very difficult to replicate. And I do think
you learn lessons through football. It's not for everybody, you know.
I mean, if you don't like violence, it's not a
good unless you're like a kicker or whatever.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
I mean, they didn't even have a football team at
my high school. Well, this is I don't even know
how that's lea America that you guys are talking about.
Manhattan didn't get the memo on that one.
Speaker 4 (03:13):
You know. And there's things, look, there's a nexus he like.
For example, one of the bills that I intend to
file in the new Congress is to prohibit weddings between
September and January. And I was married in October. But
these people getting married as a segment this weekend on ESPN,
it just reminded me of it. I mean, and I
got married in October, so I'm guilty of it, okay,
But I'm just telling you, like, it's just doing tremendous
harm to the psyche of the country and dividing people.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
So you know that is amazing, uh Buck, you don't.
You may learn this now that you're in Florida, because
I know your wife went to UF Carri's fantastic graduated
as a Florida Gator. The number of people out there
that try to have weddings in the South. It is,
it is. I'm already afraid of it now for my
boys getting older, Senator like, it's it's crazy.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
I think I've lost friends because I've complained of holiday
weekend weddings. So sports weddings would be a whole like
people to get married July fifth or something when that's
HLPs and it's always on a Saturday.
Speaker 4 (04:07):
You know, like if you're gonna do the reception at
a sports bar, maybe you can get away with it.
But I'm just telling you that these Saturday weddings, especially
at night at this time of year, I mean, you're
just I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1 (04:17):
So Clay, you and Sena Rubio can continue the football
a lot of break here and we're gonna come back
and actually ask him about Trump, the country, the Senate,
all those important things here because he's with me and studio.
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Speaker 1 (05:24):
Oh my gosh. If Trump wins, it's gonna mean that
all the journalists are gonna get sent to prisons, and
it's gonna be horrible. They really think this, or at
least they say it. I don't know if they think it,
but they say it out loud.
Speaker 3 (05:37):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (05:37):
Clay, you asked me about what the vibe was on
Morning Joe this morning. Obviously, not much they can say
about Kamala's non appearance on the at the Aul Smith dinner.
And no one thought that the little sketch she did
with Molly Shannon was funny.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
It was just bad.
Speaker 1 (05:52):
You and I could write a better sketchy five medially bad.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
It wasn't something that would have been done quickly like
that took a long time to film. And I just
think that she's getting the worst advice ever that they
didn't have her there. To try to be a little
bit light in terms of humor and to actually show
some personality to be fair.
Speaker 1 (06:12):
To Kamala's campaign, though, to be fair to Kamala's campaign,
and I think we're gonna have to do a lot
of this in the days ahead, the meaning the people
working on it, Clay. They tried the joy thing. Remember
that initially when Kamala was announced, it was She's joy,
She's happiness. Isn't she great? She's so smiley and likable
and everyone thinks she's great. It didn't work, didn't catch
(06:33):
up because that's not who she is, right, That's not
That's not something that resonates because it's so obviously untrue
with the way she presents, and you know they wouldn't
have said like Hillary Clinton was the most likable person ever.
She had huge likability problems back in the day. That
brings me then to what I was saying initially, which
(06:54):
is the fear all over the media ecosystem that they're
putting out there about if Donald Trump's wins. This is
on Morning Joe, my favorite morning programming play clip one.
He will turn on his country and he will turn
us into hungry. Do you not understand the freeance started
as you brought it up. It started with Roe v. Wade.
Speaker 3 (07:13):
It will continue.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
He will continue by putting his enemies in jail. He'll
continue on having unfree media. Are there people around.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
This table that are really worried? Rev? Are you worried
going forward that you're on.
Speaker 1 (07:24):
A list if Donald Trump is elected?
Speaker 3 (07:26):
Yes or no? I'm convinced I'll be on the list.
I am too. I don't know how we are not
going to be.
Speaker 1 (07:33):
There's no list. You're not on a list. But even
beyond that play, they are trying. They broke two hundred
and whatever years of precedent by trying to throw a
presidential candidate during an election in prison, and they're the
ones complaining about throwing enemies in prison. Trump's not going
(07:53):
to do that. This is why I want more legalized
political betting, by the way, or I want this to
become more normalized, because I would the first thing I'd
go on Morning Joe, I would just I'd just say,
all right, let's do a seven figure bet on some
of these things you're saying, and let's write up a
contract and make it enforceable that all of a sudden
they'd have to stop saying these things. They don't believe it.
Speaker 2 (08:15):
Not only do they not believe it, it's badly absurd
because he's already been president once and the reality here,
let's go behind the curtain. They actually stand to make
way more money on Morning Joe and on Joy Reid Show,
to the extent that that moron keeps her job. On
the View, Trump had a great view joke, by the way,
(08:36):
can we pull that one so we could have some
fun with that last night at al Smith Guys, will
you go pull the Trump view joke? We can play it.
Before the end, all of these shows that tried to
turn Trump into Hitler. If he's back in office, we'll
have a bigger audience.
Speaker 3 (08:52):
You know.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
The reality is buck all of these left wing media
when Joe Biden was in office, actually saw their audiences
vanish because they could didn't have the Trump boogeyman to
terrify their audience with. There is this element of America,
particularly on the left, I think, that wants to buy
(09:15):
into all of the fear porn that is being purveyed.
You and I have talked about this. We desperately want
Trump to win. If Kamala were to win, I would
argue that this show would matter way more in a
Kamala era than it would in a Trump era, because
in a Trump era, the people who have the powers
(09:38):
to pull the levers and actually make things happen are
people by and large that we would agree with. In
a Kamala era, it's terrifying to think about what they
would potentially be doing. And you need optics on the
opposition party more than you need optics on your own
party very often. Does that make sense? And so this
idea that these people aren't just l dying about, oh,
(10:00):
we'll be thrown in prison, They actually would probably make
millions of dollars more. Joe Scarborough's next contract is going
to be worth more money if Trump's in office than
if Kamala wins.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
And we were getting a lot of great VIP emails
and calls and also listener talkbacks. Remember the iHeartRadio app.
You press a little microphone when you go to the
Clay and Buck show and you can just leave us.
It's like leaving a voicemash's via the app. It's great
getting a lot of those going. But Clay, we mentioned
this ad where they tried to turn around the masculinity
problem that the Democrats have, and they very clearly have it.
(10:34):
This is why they're running ads like this, like hey,
you like they're all actors. Just to be clear, they
didn't get like normal everyday people. I mean you and I.
We could put together an incredible all star team of
guys who do things that get their hands dirty and
give them callouses for a living. We could pull that
team together, Clay, with one request out here to this
(10:57):
audience at about five minutes.
Speaker 2 (10:59):
You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (11:00):
We could The first five guys we get calling, and
we get we probably get guys called it. You know
somebody who's a lumberjack, somebody who's a tradesman. Somebody maybe
take a second. We can get all of you to
call in the Democrats are My point is that the
Democrats are paying money to create an ad for Kamala Harris,
some pack or whatever to create an ad for Kamala Harris.
(11:21):
One guy they have who's supposed to be the masculine
guy for Kamala is position. He's sitting and I'm not
making this up. You can all see the ad. He
is sitting as though he's on the cover of Vogue,
Like he's just not sitting the way any guy I've
ever seen who's out there on the range is gonna sit.
He's kind of got his hands pushed on his thigh
like he's having a portrait done. And it's bizarre. But
(11:45):
this is from our VIP guy talking about guys. We
got a VIP named guy. He writes just for your information, boys,
they quit putting carburetors on cars in the early nineties.
All cars made in the past forty to forty five
are fuel injected. Carburetors have long beenning memory of the
distant past. Many mechanics under the age of fifty have
(12:07):
never worked on a carburetor. So the I eat carburetors
for breakfast. Guy, really is, it's bags of sand. It's
bags of sand, it really is. This guy's no idea
what he's talking about.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
I'll be honest with you. The thing about guys is
you don't have You don't have to pretend to be
an expert on everything. I don't know anything about cars,
and I was telling you off air, Laura, my wife
is from Michigan. Every man in her family because the
car industry is so prominent in the Detroit era where
she grew up. They know everything about cars. They know makes,
(12:41):
they know models, they know horsepower stuff Like I can't
fix anything on a car. I am totally bereft of
knowledge when it comes to car related issues. But you
know what I do. I just basically say I got
no idea about it. Guys who are trying to fake
and be guys try to pretend to be experts on
every everything under the sun. Like I know sports really well.
(13:03):
I can sit down with any group of guys anywhere
and I can talk about any city and any football
related issue for the last twenty five years and be
well versed in it. You put me in a mechanics, location.
I got no idea. I got no idea what's going on.
I nod. I try to pretend that I do, but
I got no idea. These dudes who are trying to
(13:26):
pretend the forty year old virgin thing is the perfect analogy.
They just don't speak the language on any level.
Speaker 1 (13:34):
The guy. The Democrats don't speak. They don't speak dude,
they don't speak bro, they don't speak guy. This is
just reality.
Speaker 2 (13:42):
And this is why I've said for a long time
that I think Trump connects well with this group, because
look at him rolling into the Bronx barber shop. Trump
is good at ball busting, He's good at hanging around
and just talking like guys talk. He's done it his
whole life, and overtime, I think black guys, Hispanic guys,
(14:03):
Asian guys, and some white guys who may have initially
bought into the Trump is Hitler argument have recognized that
it's total BS. And I would connect this buck to
the collapse in trust in media as as was it
sixty nine percent in a gallop Pole basically said they
have no trust in the media anymore. The only thirty
one percent that still trusts the media are far left
(14:26):
wingers who used the media as propaganda. I was watching
Trump did an interview with Taylor Lawan the bust In
with the Boys podcast recently, and the Washington Post wrote
an article coming after the guys on the podcast for
laughing at a joke Trump told, and the joke and
(14:47):
I'm paraphrasing it buck was Trump said, Yeah, I never
really liked football because I never wanted to be the
guy trying to catch a ball when a guy from
a bad neighborhood who was playing linebacker just going to
try to flatten me. And I'm again, I'm paraphrasing, and
that's kind of funny, right, Like if you have played
football on any level, the guys on defense who are
(15:08):
trying to destroy you often times are coming in the
same way boxers do, from lower socio economic backgrounds, and
they want to wreck you. I mean, that's football, right,
if you've ever played it. The guys laughed on the show,
and then the Washington Post said we're calling to ask
why you laughed. They sent an email saying we're writing
an article about a problematic joke that you laughed at.
(15:32):
This is the Washington Post policing a guy sports talk
podcast about jokes that they laughed at, and one of
the hosts said, I've got an official response for you,
and he just took his phone and he farted into
the phone and sent it back to the Washington Post.
It's funny somewhat on that level. But what I think,
(15:53):
but maybe no, but what I think it represents is
the Washington Post is so far down the flow chart
of a respectable organization that when they try to do
hit pieces on people. Buck fifteen years ago, that would
have been a uh oh moment for a lot of
people out there that the Washington Post was going to
(16:15):
do a hit piece on them. Now it's like, you
guys are jokes. Here's how little I think of you.
And I think that is the vast majority of the opinion.
Now they have destroyed their legitimacy.
Speaker 1 (16:24):
When Tucker was doing his show at Fox, New York
Times had a front page, I think it was a
Sunday front page Tucker Carlson is a white nationalist, is
basically what the I mean.
Speaker 2 (16:34):
That's they tried to end him.
Speaker 1 (16:35):
You're right that they they tried to just finally bring
him down, and he was in every sense on his
show the next day laughing about it, and he was
laughing at it because didn't mean it meant nothing. Nobody
cared except for the people who already think that based
on no actual reality, because they're delusional. So yes, I
(16:56):
think things have gone crazy for the Democrat Party. But
I mean, of course, if you're going to tell people
they have to announce pronouns or they have to use
the wrong pronouns, and all this gender bending lunacy has consequences. Sorry,
this is perfect timing to die in.
Speaker 2 (17:15):
We played the clip of Trump making a joke about
how he's not worried about white men for Harris because
the wives and their boyfriends are all voting for him.
This is a perfect example of not doing guy talk.
This guy Ross, who is a verified media guy, writes
back last night Trump asserted that all white men voting
(17:37):
for Harris are cucks. Think he's going to be surprised
in November when we and our wives lovers elect Kamala
Harris as our next president. Earnestness in response to humor
just demonstrates how little you get the humor in the
first place. And Buck, I just saw this. It came
(17:58):
across my timeline. I'm laughing because really what it goes
to is what you said, they don't speak guy, Right, Yeah,
if you respond to humor by taking the humor as
a serious construct and explaining why the humorous thing is
not actually humorous, you're losing, like you just don't get
basic humor.
Speaker 1 (18:17):
Also, and I say this, you know, because this was
the second topic we got into last week on Bill
Maher for any of you who haven't seen it, and
the the number of guys who and I wasn't. I
didn't bring myself into the conversation. I wasn't attacking anyone personally.
I was speaking about narratives and I was trying to
actually have political political analysis. But you know, democrats, this
(18:38):
is what always happens. They attack people when they can't
win on ideas. But I had just like an army
of I think they're guys basically like androgynists, low team men,
attacking me like oh, look, you know, I'll kick your
ass like you're you know, you're not masked, And I'm like,
this is not this is not the point. But also
have you have you looked at yourself like I think
(18:59):
I think I would beat you in an arm wrestling match,
like a lot of guys are delusional, just delusional.
Speaker 2 (19:06):
Oh, I just the white due by the way, that
guy like that one.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
Oh I got Clay, I got Clay funny bone on
that one.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
I'm getting. But fuck this guy that I just quoted.
He's actually the founder of white Dudes for Harris, the
white Dudes, the white Dudes for Harris.
Speaker 3 (19:22):
Guy.
Speaker 6 (19:22):
Of course, responding to the Trump White Dudes for Harris
joke with the most white Dudes for Harris responds imaginable
and I can't even believe this is real, Like he
has it as bio White Dudes for Harris founder.
Speaker 2 (19:37):
I just these guys.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
Frowning in estrogen.
Speaker 3 (19:39):
It's so funny Sundays with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (19:44):
It was fun Yesterday I was getting I'm getting old,
so I've hurt my knee and I had to get
an MRI done, and I told Clay this right after.
I was in the MRI office and a group of
lovely Cuban American ladies in there, I would guess forties
to fifties were working in the office, you know, sort
of the admin side of the house. They're like, I
know who you are, and they're like, I love the show,
(20:07):
I love you, and Clay. We listen and I was like, oh,
this is great, this is great. So we've got some
hometown love here in the Miami area for Clay and
Buck from I mean, like, Cuban Americans are fantastic. They're
are just a great group of people and it was
really fun to have them listening. I also want to say, Clay,
this week has been so inspiring and gratifying on the
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trying to write bad reviews, attacking our brand, saying mean things.
Speaker 2 (20:39):
To Megan, our.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
Customer service rep. Was like the nicest lady on the planet.
You know, she just wants to tender farm and sell
Crockett Coffee and help us out. And you know she
lives she lives in the Midwest and and you guys
have stepped up. So please join join this during this
revolution of coffee and tell the communists what you think
of them. Go to Crocket Coffee dot com Clay plus
(21:00):
code Book. You gotta sign book.
Speaker 2 (21:02):
Codebook as many of you are using. You get a
signed copy when you subscribe. Also want to give Buck
credit because he moved to Miami, and we have tripled
the audience in Miami.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
Sunday Drop with Clay and Buck.
Speaker 1 (21:17):
In Spokane, Washington, listener Jason says the following. He's a
five to ninety KQNT listener, but he wrote to or
spoke to us rather on the talkback here he goes, I.
Speaker 5 (21:29):
Gotta tell you guys that Kamala add even made me
feel masculine. And I can't cook or barbecue or fix
things around the house, and I play soccer. The only
reason I'm hanging on to a man card is because
I'm a welder. If I ever quit doing that, my
estrogen levels are gonna skyrocket.
Speaker 1 (21:47):
See can I We have welders who call in who
will make jokes about their masculinity like that, that's our team.
Their team is like, excuse me, but we have the
most masculine Broadway dance choreographers you've ever seen.
Speaker 2 (22:02):
Sir Buck, I never would have believed that there would
be people angry at me over this. I think we
can call it ethyl gate. Ethyl gate so many people
vip Diane listen to this.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
Buck play was Lucy o'baal's friend on the I Love
Lucy Show.
Speaker 2 (22:22):
Okay, that's one reaction. Diane says, Clay, you've never heard
of anyone named Ethel. Really Ethel Barrymore of the famed
Barrymore acting family. Not really. I'm gonna respond as we go.
Don't know her Ethel merman of legendary Broadway fame. E,
(22:45):
don't know her ethel Mertz. Lucy and Desi's famous neighbor
I have watched. I love Lucy did not know what
her neighbor's name was. You might know this one, Buck,
I didn't remember it. Ethyl Beavers of Parks and Recreation.
That's so some what normal, relatively recent take. Come on, man,
all examition boy, I just we need to open invite
(23:10):
to anyone named Ethel. If you are listening to the
show right now, next week, I want you to call in.
I don't believe anyone in America has been named Ethyl
or Ethel since eighteen ninety. I'm not sure any of
you are alive right now. If you are an angry
(23:31):
parade of Ethyl's can line up next week, Buck, and
you can all rap me with your canes in my
knees for not respecting or pronouncing your name correctly. I
did not There are lots of opinions I give where
I'm like a somebody might not agree with that. I
did not expect that ethyl gate would arise.
Speaker 1 (23:51):
I mean, Clay is really racking up quite a special
group of fan clubs. We got flute players, we got
soccer players, which we both were actually, so that's kind
of just a funny one. But s all right, he
still throws shade. We got Ethyl's who else? We got
seat recliners. Do you know, I thought it's funny. I
thought I was the grumpy one on this show. But
(24:12):
I'm just gonna tell you, you know what I mean,
Maybe Ginger's rubbing off of me a little too much,
and I'm a little happy guy. Now Clay is laying
down the hate.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
Do you know any ethyls? No, No one has been
named ethyl since eighteen eighty I'm just saying, and there's
no one under the age of ninety four that is
named ethyl right now that is listening to us. I really,
I think that name is just vanished. So I'm sorry
(24:40):
that I didn't know how to pronounce it. At no
point in my life have I ever met anyone that
was named ethyl or ethyl or E T H in
any respect that I'm aware of el Yeah, poor Greg,
by the way, can you imagine the angry calls he's
gonna get if there's any ethyls out.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Call again saying Clay Travis is just being a silly goose.
Speaker 2 (25:06):
If there's any ethyls out there that operate leaf blowers,
this has been a rough week for them, for sure.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
That's true. Yeah, I don't know what you're I'm just
gonna point this out. If we find Clay unresponsive on
Monday and he's been bludgeoned with walkers, we know what happened.
Speaker 2 (25:24):
The ethyls of the world have found me. Also, we
need to get elon Musk on the show. I know
he's trying to put us to Mars and he's like
redefining the combustion engine, and he's got a boring company
and everything else. Why can leaf blowers not be electric?
Why do we have to have gas powered, massively loud
(25:45):
leaf blowers. Would it not be possible to have an
electric leaf blower that people could use at whatever hour
they want to without but deviling the sleep patterns of
their neighbors. Is this a crazy suggestion for me? Why
are there no electrically blowers? Are we not trying to
save the world with leaf blowers. I'm trying to make
Where's the green New Deal when you need it? This
(26:06):
is something I could get behind. Also, if you really
want worlds to collide. We got some emails that carburetors
are still in use. It may, in fact be the
case that the carburetors that the white guys for, the
masculine guys for Kamala don't know, don't exist in cars,
do exist in leaf blowers.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
Did I just blow your mind?
Speaker 2 (26:29):
You did, no pun intended. We'll be back on Monday
with the absolute latest on what continues to be the
role that Trump is on. Hope y'all have fantastic weekends.
Don't start the leaf blowers till after nine.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
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Speaker 1 (26:54):
Fuss the recapture of the Starship as it comes back
to to Earth. We don't do a lot of I
feel like the Starship Enterprise theme song should be in the
background here. We don't talk a lot about, you know,
outer space exploration and the forefront of science here.
Speaker 2 (27:11):
This is incredible.
Speaker 1 (27:13):
This guy who may have saved free speech in the
Western world because of his purchase of X, and has
changed the car industry and is creating robots that are
almost too human it's getting freaky. Also has reopened Clay
Space Exploration. The entire space industry has had life breathe
(27:34):
into it by Elon Musk and it's going to take
some time, but we are now on a trajectory to
dramatically expand as a species or ability to be in
space to colonize other places. It's incredible stuff.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
I was texting with my sixteen year old about this
last night. He was so impressed. He loved the idea
of space travel. I know many of you out there
probably are fascinated by it too. What Elon has done
when you talk about remaking the automobile, entire engine and
whether you want to buy an EV or not, the
fact that that even exists is pretty remarkable, and that
(28:12):
SpaceX is better than NASA at Space Exploration. Now Elon
and we know he's bought X, which is a major
difference in the way the media has impacted. But Elon's
goal is to be on Mars before he dies. I
think he's going to manage it. And it's a pretty
remarkable thing to contemplate all that he has accomplished. And
(28:34):
it makes me feel good that he is on the
Trump train as aggressively as he is, because he sees
the woke mind virus as a threat to human accomplishment.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
I think that that's critical because if he wasn't also
political now and fully on the Trump train, there would
already be in you know, elite academic and technology circles
at the very top discussion of how this guy is
lining himself up in terms of his accomplishment, which I
think are beyond lining himself up to be in the
(29:03):
category of those greats like Isaac Newton, da Vinci, Einstein, Marconi, Gutenberg.
This is civilization advancing stuff that he is doing. I
think it's the largest I think it's the largest thing
sent up into the sky ever as well. I mean,
(29:24):
I will just say it's not a plane, right, It's
like the largest aerial object that we've ever had up
in the air. And to have it recaptured and make
it reusable. This is in a hundred years. In one
hundred years, no one's going to be talking about how
Kamala gave the worst speeches and who care, right, I mean,
you know, we'll see if she's president. To your point, Clay,
nobody will even remember her name in ten years if
she doesn't win, but they will remember this moment going in,
(29:48):
you know, and on this Columbus day, people can think
to this is a civilization advancing achievement. And I just think,
you know, all due respect to not just Elam but
everyone at SpaceX and the people who are doing incredible things,
incredible things are still very possible despite the communists who
are trying to tear us all down.
Speaker 2 (30:06):
I do think the accomplishments of Elon Musk, in particular
his goal to make to make world humanity a multiplanetary species,
is pretty remarkable. And what he did with landing that
device with SpaceX is extraordinary. Front page article Sunday edition
(30:26):
New York Times talking about Elon Musk seeing the Trump
election as essential to his goal for the progress of humanity.
And I actually thought our old friend John Fetterman, Pennsylvania Senator,
who is one of the few Democrats that make sense
on a day to day basis, said, don't underestimate the
(30:47):
impact of Elon Musk here is cut seventeen.
Speaker 7 (30:50):
Most endorsements don't count for much in this business. Bred
Musk is incredibly popular, and he has an appeal to
a demographic that Democrats have been struggle with there and
to some people that they see him as that's Tony Stark.
He's the world's richest man, and he's undeniably a brilliant guy.
(31:10):
So I think that that is a situation for Democrats.
We would have to acknowledge that. And it seems now
now I see that on the front page of the
New York Times now talking about it. So you know,
that's a significant development for me in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2 (31:27):
He's basically Buck moved to Pennsylvania. Elon Musk has he's
running a campaign out of Pittsburgh to try to win
the state for Trump.
Speaker 1 (31:36):
Look, it is significant that Elon created a free speech
platform with x because of the sharing of information. Do
we mention the four year anniversary of the Hunter.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Biden lage destroy today?
Speaker 1 (31:48):
It is today the four year anniversary of The New
York Post breaking the Hunter Biden laptop story and then
the collusion between the biggest social media companies to shut
it down, to lock the New York Post, which I
think is the oldest newspaper in New York, ongoing newspaper
in New York, lock it out of their own account,
(32:09):
total scandal that couldn't happen the same way today. Elon's
kicked it wide open and also the richest guy on
the planet and the most important CEO and entrepreneur going
all in for Trump means something
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