May 24, 2025 • 37 mins
Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show opens with a deep analysis of former President Joe Biden’s recently disclosed prostate cancer diagnosis, questioning the timing and transparency of the announcement. They explore the broader implications of this health revelation, especially in light of previous concerns about Biden’s cognitive decline and the alleged cover-up surrounding his dementia. The discussion is framed around the idea that the administration may have strategically withheld this information to maintain political power and avoid invoking the 25th Amendment. Clay and Buck scrutinize the release of audio from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s 2023 interview with Biden, describing it as damning evidence of the president’s mental unfitness. They argue that the administration knowingly concealed Biden’s deteriorating health while he continued to sign legislation and manage critical national security responsibilities, including access to nuclear codes. The hosts also preview an upcoming appearance by Dr. Nicole Saphier, a medical expert joining the Clay and Buck Podcast Network, who will provide professional insight into the likelihood of Biden’s cancer going undetected despite access to world-class medical care. They cite multiple doctors, including Dr. Zeke Emanuel and Dr. Vin Gupta, who suggest that Biden likely had cancer for years, possibly even before his presidency began. In a broader political context, Clay and Buck propose that the cancer diagnosis may have been part of a calculated plan to allow Biden to step down early in a second term, paving the way for Vice President Kamala Harris to ascend to the presidency. They argue this would have deflected attention from Biden’s cognitive issues and framed his departure around a sympathetic health crisis. The hour also touches on a significant Supreme Court ruling allowing the Trump administration to revoke legal status for over half a million migrants under Biden’s parole program—an 8-1 decision that marks a major development in immigration policy. Throughout the segment, the hosts emphasize themes of government transparency, media complicity, and political accountability. They assert that the Biden administration’s actions represent one of the most significant political cover-ups in modern American history, comparing it to Watergate in scale and impact.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to today's edition of the C and B twenty
four to seven podcast. Here are your co hosts, Clay
Travis and Buck Sext. Welcome everybody.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Monday edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show
kicks off right now, and it's going to be a doozy,
I can assure you.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
Quite a weekend of news and so much to dive
into with.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
All of you today.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Oh boy, just to get right to it, the diagnosis
of Biden's cancer came out yesterday. We shall discuss this.
There's obviously a lot that a lot of questions that
this raises. Yes, of course, cancer is terrible. We wish
everyone the best in their fight against that horrible disease,
(00:47):
including of course Joe Biden, a former president of this country.
But a lot of people have questions about whether the
dementia diagnosis that was hidden was also part of a
broader plan to hide a cancer diagnosis along with it.
And we will bring to you the evidence on this
(01:08):
the case such as it exists, and we've got doctor
Nicole Sapphire newly added. Thankfully, we got a doctor in
the house. Clay newly added to the Clay and Buck
podcast network. So she shall be with us in the
third hour to talk specifically about the probability, the likelihood,
the reality of whether someone who probably who most likely
(01:29):
had the best medical care on the planet could have
gone until this moment without anyone noticing anything might have
been amiss with respect to it's with the possibility of
prostate cancer. So we're gonna We're gonna dive into all
of this. It's it's a massive story because of the implications.
(01:50):
And you can tell that the media I don't think
has really processed yet that their old approach of how
dare you or you're not allowed to talk about that,
But you don't get to do that with a cancer
diagnosis when you just told us that you did it
with a dementia diagnosis. So that's not going to work.
And we are going to discuss this again. Cancer is terrible.
(02:12):
We want everyone to be cancer, including Joe Biden. We're
not talking about that other than wishing him well in
thoughts and prayers. We're talking about when was this known
by the government, Because the health of the president is
actually a matter of public concern, it is something all
of us get to know about, and we will discuss this.
They also released audio of Robert Hur's twenty twenty three
(02:33):
interview with Joe Biden.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
It is, I think worse than any of you could
have imagined at the time, or.
Speaker 2 (02:38):
That any of us could have thought maybe as bad,
and we have some of that to share with you.
This was absolutely a cover up. They absolutely knew that
he was not of sound mind to do the job.
This is somebody that they had signing laws, signing pardons
and carrying around or rather having the nuclear codes carried
(02:59):
around for him. It is a very big deal, and
we've got that. We've also got the big, beautiful bill
to discuss today. Senator Ron Johnson Clay, you will not
be surprised but will be pleased to know that he
was listening Friday right after you ducked out, and I
was like, when can we talk to the bill?
Speaker 1 (03:17):
And I'm like, Senator, you're the senator.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Working on it. Let's talk to the bill. So he'll
be with us, because that's also a very big deal.
And you had a Trump putin phone call this morning,
so I mean, so much news. So we're really excited
to spend this time with you and break it all
down and make it all make sense. Also that Supreme
Court ruling Friday Clay seven too to enjoin the government
from some summarily deporting alleged gang members on the Alien
(03:42):
Enemies Act.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
We can discuss that.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
But usually that might be a first hour top of
show kind of thing. Today, let's do it right now
with the Biden thing. I can tell from Twitter already
you and I separately came to the same conclusion here,
which is that the likelihood that dis cancer doc member
everyone I have family members who have dealt with prostate
(04:04):
cancer recently. A huge percentage of American men get to
a certain age and they will deal with prostate cancer.
So this is not some cancer that people aren't familiar with.
Here's what everyone knows about it. It is almost always
very very slow, which is a good thing. The notion
that Biden just found out about this is very hard
(04:27):
for people to accept or swallow.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
I'll just put it that way. Some of you I
know completely reject it.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
Beyond that, though, Clay, it seems to me and this
is where I think you and I see this in
the same way, based on our separate tweets, that the
plan was push dementia Joe across the finish line and
then you kind of wipe away the dementia cover up
in the new administration and the new term by announcing
that he has cancer and letting him step down over
(04:51):
a reel. I'm not, by any means suggesting that it's
not real, a real health issue, and that was the
plan to make Kamala president of the United States. See
another way to view this.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
Yeah, I think that's the larger context. Obviously that fell
apart on June twenty seventh with the disastrous debate performance.
But let's just go to the cancer itself, and I
echo that everybody hates cancer, all right, don't allow yourself
to be in some way. David Axelrode put out a
(05:23):
tweet which are as quote, which I think was emblematic
of this. Well, we can't talk about medical relations with Biden,
or his dementia or his inability to be president because
he got cancer and we all need to feel sorry
and sympathy for him. Look, everybody hates cancer. Everybody wishes
that cancer could be eradicated. Everybody wishes that every single
(05:45):
person who got cancer could beat it. So let's put
that off to we are solidly anti cancer across the
board on this show. No one hates cancer more than
this show, so let's leave that on the side. Let's
get away with this stupid sort of platitudees all right.
I don't believe that they found out on Friday that
Joe Biden has stage nine cancer here prostate cancer, and
(06:10):
that it has gone to the bone and there is
I have seen at least two different doctors on two
different television networks, one of whom was on MSNBC, the
other was on NewsNation. I'm sure there have been many others.
I'm not claiming that I've seen every doctor analysis so far.
We will have our own doctor, Nicole Safire on the
(06:31):
program with us to discuss with all of you. During
the course of this program. The Robert her tapes come
out on Friday. They are devastating for Biden. We will
play them for you. They previously the White House. You
knew they were bad because the White House had insisted
on only releasing the transcripts, not the actual audio. Second
part of this tomorrow. Whatever you think of the Jake
(06:53):
Tapper Alex Thompson book, it is going to be devastating
for Biden and those who covered up for him. That
book comes out, so forty eight hours after her audio
comes out and forty eight hours before the blockbuster release
of a book that MSNBC and CNN are not going
(07:16):
to be able to avoid talking about because it leads
to the biggest cover up related to health that any
of us have seen in most of our lifetimes, unless
you were alive when FDR was elected in forty four, otherwise,
this is the biggest health related condition that we have
been lied to about. To throw something to nix there,
(07:36):
this is worse clay because it would be very easy
for people to not know about hiding the condition was
obvious because he wasn't appearing on TV all the time
and ever right, So this cover up, I would just argue,
is far worse because it was across the board and
everybody knew. So I don't buy it, And I put
up a poll question. I said for anybody out there,
(07:57):
you can go vote. It's up at the top of
my Twitter poll. If you dis agree with me, you
can go vote in this. Ninety eight percent of you
do not believe that Joe Biden got this cancer diagnosis
on Friday, according to my poll with twenty thousand people
voting so far. I think overwhelming majorities of Republicans, Democrats,
and independents now do not trust the Biden regime to
(08:18):
be honest with us. And the idea, frankly, that they
found out on Friday is to me unbelievable. Okay, And
the data out there, and we'll play some of these
audio cuts from doctors for you, is that in general,
a significant prostate cancer evolution like this typically takes five
(08:38):
to ten years. I think it's more likely Biden ran
for president knowing he had this cancer than it is
that he found out on Friday. And I think, possibly Buck,
this could go all the way back to one of
the reasons why Barack Obama decided to pick Hillary Clinton
is they knew Biden wasn't of a sound mind. Maybe
(09:00):
also they were aware that he was not of a
sound body, going back even that far, but again, we'll
play the doctors for you saying it is improbable, it
is almost impossible for this level of cancer to have
developed and for them not to know. Remember, arguably the
president has the best medical care of anyone in America.
(09:24):
I mean, there is an entire team of people, there's
a team of doctors in these Okay, they have an eternal,
single minute of every day. Yeah, they have an internal
medical team. That's right there.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
If Joe Biden gets a sneeze, he can say, hey,
you know, run some tests on me. The notion that
this wouldn't have been known until now. I mean, so
they're asking you to accept, let's just do this by
the numbers for a second, clay, They're asking you to
accept that this is a maybe a one in one
hundred cancer case for prostate cancer to move this fast
(09:55):
undetected of this kind right. One in one hundred, by
the way, might be far too generous. It might be
way lower than that, but it's a tiny, tiny percentage.
And they're asking us all to believe that this came
out right at the single most advantageous time for them
to try to.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Sorry the blow of.
Speaker 2 (10:15):
The massive line the cover up, the most advantageous time possible,
the friday before the book release is if there is,
and they're expecting us to forget that they just did
a whole cover up of dementia, which is also an
extremely serious medical condition, and they knew, and they lied,
and they all went along with this. So you know,
fool me once, as Bush said, can't get fooled again.
(10:36):
And I think a lot of people feel that way.
Let's play cut five, because this is not just us
saying it. This is this morning on Your Boy Joe
Scarborough Show. This is doctor Zeke Emmanuel.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
This is Ari Emmanuel's brother, one of the top doctors
in this realm in the country, died in the wool
Democrat Ram Emmanuel's brother, also Ari Emmanual's brother, one of
the trio of highly successful Emmanual brothers. He said he
thinks Biden had cancer while he was president. He didn't
(11:08):
develop it in the last one hundred or two hundred days.
This has cut five.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
Would it be fair to say it's likely to have
had this for at least several years?
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Oh more than several years. You don't get prostitutions.
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Again, I just want to stop you, so your this
is not speculation. If you have prostate cancer that has
spread to the bone, then he's most certainly you were saying,
had it when he was president of the United States.
Speaker 4 (11:39):
Oh yeah, he did not develop it in the last
one hundred two hundred days.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
He had it while he was president. He probably had it.
Speaker 4 (11:45):
At the start of his presidency in twenty one. Yes,
that I don't think there's any disagreement about that.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
Now, Buck, this also raises all sorts of questions, and
we're going to continue to discuss this as adults should
discuss it. I mean, was it possible that Joe Biden
was getting chemo treatments? Was there behind the scenes total
hidden nature of this? I think almost assuredly yes. I
(12:16):
we can ask doctor Sapphire about this. Again, good timing
to add a doctor into our Clay and Buck network
and we will ask her about this. But Clay, I
know from my own family dealing with this, with this
form of cancer, that there's it's so slow moving that
there's some degree of uh they call it active surveillance,
so they'll know that you have the cancer, but they
(12:38):
may choose to not do anything because it can move
so slowly that some that some people basically pass of
other unrelated causes. Then, So just to give a sense
of this, right, usually you have cancer or and a
lot of different kinds of you know, my wife Carrie
had had cancer, had to had to treat it right away.
(12:58):
Cancer is something you have to go at right away.
This is a there. I don't know what other cancers
would fall into this category. This is a very rare
type of cancer where you can find out and it's okay,
let's sort of see where we are. Maybe they chose
to do that here as a means of keeping it quiet,
as a means of not running additional tests. They just
(13:19):
did the quote active surveillance mode on this to see
where it goes. But if that's the case, by the way,
you think it's malpractice because now the guy's got it
to his bones and that means it's probably fatal. And
when we come back, we've got another doctor this time
on CNN saying that when you look at this is
I don't want to play it right now, beca we've
(13:40):
got to go to break. But Vin Gupta says Bush
and Obama and Trump all had the prostate test reported
as a part of their physicals. He can't find it
ever reported as a part of Joe Biden's, which would
suggest again, this was a cover up.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
I believe this was a straight up cover up, and
not that I believe it was a cover up. I
believe that this was the plan. Yeah, the plan was
because think about it, nobody's going to talk about his
dementia if he steps down in the first one hundred
days of his second term because of legitimately having cancer.
But no one's going to be I'm sorry, bone cancer,
(14:19):
not even just to your point, like the very beginning.
Yeah yeah, I mean, well yeah, the prostate cancer having
metastasized to that point. So it was a perfect plan
if they could have pulled off the election. And I
think this is what and this, and I think they
thought they could get through that debate with you know,
injecting him with the stuff, and it would have been okay,
And they were going to hide the whole. This is
(14:40):
the biggest political cover up in the history of this country.
It makes Watergate look like ladies who lunch chatting things
up somewhere. It is an absolute nothing burger compared to this,
My friends, This is massive, It is sustained, It is systemic,
It is across the board. It involves the president and
involves the media, involves the entire Democrat app sparatus.
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buck Sexton Show. Okay, I want to play Vin Gupta.
(16:45):
This is also on MSNBC, so we haven't even played
Fox News Doctoral analysis as it pertains to this this
cancer that Joe Biden has. This then Gupta clip from
MSNBC again with Joe Scarborough. He is basically saying, yeah,
(17:06):
they covered it up because Obama, Trump and George W.
Bush they included aspects of their PSA that is, their
prostate coverage in their physicals, not this one. Listen to
this cut.
Speaker 4 (17:18):
It is interesting to note that President Trump's, President Obama's
and President and President Bush is the second in their
most recent physicals in their terms of office obviously twenty
twenty five for President Trump did comment on their PSA
levels and so they got screened while in office and
they commented on it. It's not easy to access the
(17:40):
most recent ones from President Biden. You can read the
summary articles, you can't. I couldn't access it on the
archives stone in the White House just before it came on.
But according to those that were able to, there is
not a report of a PSA test on the most
recent physical that was right out for President Biden's last
year in office. The other three most recent occupants of
the White House, it's at it drawn and it was
(18:03):
reported out. In the case of President Biden, it was not.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
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Speaker 2 (19:30):
Is the most outrageous cover up at the highest levels
and the highest levels and the broadest levels too, meaning
so many people were in different ways involved in this.
But the cover up of Biden's let's be very clear
about this, inability to do the job and necessity of
(19:51):
the invocation of the twenty fifth Amendment for four years.
We have a constitutional amendment specifically to address the situation
of Joe Biden in office, and they pretended they didn't
know any better, so they could keep their grubby little
fingers on power, and they could have Biden ramming the
(20:15):
vaccine mandates down everybody's throats and pushing radical left legislation
and pushing executive orders that were insane and transgender surgery
for twelve year olds from the White House. They were
very aggressive about that. By the way, now you understand
why he was. He was truly the puppet president that
we told you he was all along. Everything we told
(20:36):
you is true.
Speaker 1 (20:36):
By the way. I'm just can I just say this
the people, Clay who listened to this show, I mean,
how does it feel that we get to spend time
with you like we are so honored that after what
Rush did for this country for decades, you spend your
time with us on this show. But let's just take
a look. We're coming up now on four years of
doing this show together in June, and look at what
(20:57):
we have been in the trenches together, you me and
this audience on and we were right, and we lived
in the truth. We lived in the truth when it
came to COVID, we lived in the truth when it
came to the vaccines. To bide into his dementia, all
this stuff. Can you imagine if you're a really ardent.
(21:18):
I was watching Morning Joe this morning, by the way,
totally different, you know, different tone. They're trying to be
a news show. All of a sudden, they're trying to
be a news show. I think that the two clips,
to be fair that we played for you, We're gonna
get to that straight from MSNBC.
Speaker 4 (21:34):
Buck.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
But you're what you're building on is correct. But no,
our people take a victory lap.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
I mean, you know, they choose to spend time with
us in a place that tells them the truth, doesn't
lie to them, doesn't talk down to anybody. We're all
in this together, and we were right yeah, and now
we all see.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
What we were yeah, you know about and eventually everything.
And so I just say, there's other people out there.
You have, probably neighbors, friends, maybe family members who have
been watching CNN the last four years that we've been
doing the show, and right now they're like, well, what
do you mean, Biden wasn't a sound. You know, they've
just been fed. It's like North Korean prisoners who have
(22:12):
escaped and see the rest of the world that these
people have no idea what has been going on, So
you should all feel and we go, we're very proud
of the work we've done here for four years and
based on the results of what is true and what
we've been telling you is true and what's going to happen,
and you know, these other places, it's just it's just
insane to see what they've been saying and now they're
(22:33):
trunching around.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
Okay, I know we got to get to this. And
Clay mentioned this flashback here Joe Biden, this is cut
twenty one. Joe Biden, during a speech, said that he
had cancer Play twenty one.
Speaker 5 (22:48):
Not very much. Unlike Rye, grew up in a place
called Claimont, Delaware, it says, in more oil refineries than Houston, Texas.
Had an intrision just across the line in Pennsylvania. All
the prevailing winds are our away and guess what the
first frost. You know, what was happening is how to
put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil
(23:10):
slick off the window. That's why I had so damn
any other people I grew up have cancer and why can't.
For the longest time, Dellawer had the highest cancer rate
in the nation.
Speaker 2 (23:21):
I and so many people I grew up with have
cancer during a speech. I've never slipped. I know he
had dementia, but I've never slipped and said I had
cancer when I didn't. I don't think anybody else listening
has made that slip either.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
Yeah. No, I mean he told the truth. And then
what did they do? They said he misspoke? Well, here
we go.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
You want to do the montage the day after, Biden says,
I and everybody else I grew up with that. Notice
he didn't correct himself right correct if you correct yourself
right away. And Clay and I know this from radio
and TV. A misspeak is when you say, you know,
you know, you mean to say.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
Number of things that we could screw up on a
day to day basis, and we go back, we say sorry,
fix this, Like you don't accidentally tell everybody you had
cancer in the middle of a speech and not have cancer.
Speaker 2 (24:04):
And yet here they are clean up on I'll bide
in the day after July twenty first, twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Listen to this. This is a Fox montage player white
House Press Shop, scrambling and scrambling to explain and correct.
What do you have to say? During his green energy speech.
People are seemingly confused, asking if it was just another
gap or a bombshell admission. We're hearing word tonight that
Biden may have misspoken, rattled, no doubt by the stress
of his diagnosis. He says, have cancer like he has
(24:34):
it right now, he does not.
Speaker 2 (24:36):
White House officials told Fox that the President was referring
to the past removal of skin cancer.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
The worst walk back perhaps ever. Clay, It's quite I
mean again possible, maybe quite a coincidence. Isn't it quite
a coincidence? And every doctor that I've talked to, and
I've talked to a few privately who I know, they've
just said, you're you're this whole all we found found
out about his fatal prostate cancer now is this is
(25:06):
like a one in a million shot. It also, to me,
further reinforces my position that doctor Jill Biden is one
of the worst wives of all time. I mean, think
about this. If he had cancer and we know, based
on his decline that he had dementia, maybe those are
(25:28):
partly connected. Maybe it's going to start to make sense.
His medical history is going to be revealed, and many
people are going to say, oh wow, what an awful
human being she is to stay closer to power, you
restricted your husband's ability to get well while keeping him
(25:50):
in the most mentally and physically demanding job possible. We
have talked about this on the program so many times.
Whatever you think about them politically, how much old did
George W. Bush look when he left office than when
he got in? How much older did Barack Obama look
when he got office and when he when he got
into office and when he left the pressure of being
(26:11):
president of the United States is overwhelming. It demands full
health and a strong constitution. And Joe Biden, it appears,
was so enamored of her presidents, of her husband's presidency,
that she wanted to Vogue covers, she wanted to get
(26:33):
to go to the Olympics and travel around with all
the high end celebrities. That she was willing to cover
up his health. And they were gonna run him again.
This is the crazy thing about all this, But for
June twenty seventh, which is the story that needs to
be told more, how did that happen? They would have
(26:56):
run him again, and the plan was certainly buck, I'm
gonna where's gonna step down? We're going to elevate Kamala.
Speaker 2 (27:03):
This is I'm telling you the debate. You know, you
and I have gone and we've talked about this. It wasn't.
It wasn't someone through a code read. They completely screwed up.
I mean, these people are so ruthless and insane. I mean,
we'll see, but that that is I feel very strongly
that they thought they could inject him with the stuff
they could put. They could inject Biden with the sauce,
(27:23):
the brain sauce, and he would come through the debate
good enough that all summer we would hear you know,
Joe still got it and eh, but everybody around him
knew this is the this is the point. And I
was saying this all along, I Clay, I thought in
twenty twenty, or rather yeah, in twenty twenty, that their
plan was to run him and then in the mid term,
(27:46):
in the mid term of the first term, let Kamala
take over. Then Kamala gets two years as the first
black female president, and she gets the runners in incumbent
everything else. So we had all been thinking, there's no
way they could really do this, right. They thought they
could just put off one more time, and I think
you know, we discussed Trump derangement syndrome. You and I'm
sure talked about this, whether here or Fox or lots
(28:08):
of places that comes up, right, people have Trump's arrangement syndrome.
I really do think that there's something to this. I
don't know if you could add this into the pathology
of like the DSM five or whatever it is now,
but I think that these people lost all context for
what they were doing because they had if you have
really convinced yourself, let me let me let me put
(28:30):
it in this context, right, Clay, if you've convinced yourself
that Donald Trump winning again would be as catastrophic for
the country as an American hitler becoming president. I know
we say this and it's like hard not to just
start chuckling because it's so insane. But if you really
believe that, wouldn't you be willing to hide Biden's dementia?
(28:51):
Wouldn't you be willing to hide Biden and think you
were a hero. By the way, to your point about
doctor Jill Biden, I think she convinced herself, right she
is like an education degree or whatever it is. I
think she had convinced herself that she was actually sacrificing
in the interest of the country by covering this up.
(29:13):
I think that that's the way she viewed this.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
She was a hero.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
She wasn't doing something underhanded. She was a hero because
she knew that it was all about defeating Trump, which
is why they brought the criminal prosecutions, while they rated
mar a Lago, while they tried to bankrupt him with
that bologney case in New York, while they brought the
sexual assault case from thirty something years.
Speaker 1 (29:35):
Ago against him.
Speaker 2 (29:36):
Anything to stop him was justified, including hiding cancer, including
hiding dementia, and now we.
Speaker 6 (29:42):
See it all.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
I wonder on some level, First of all, this can
never happen again. Okay, we can never be in a
situation where the president is this decrepit and we are
living being in sort of this kabuki theater world where
people pretend that he's able to do the job. We
(30:06):
still don't know who the actual president was. But I
wonder when you hear some of these doctors say, based
on the advanced stage that his prostate cancer has reached,
I wonder whether there are people like Obama that would
have known. Could this have factored into why he went
to Hillary, And is there any way imaginable that he
(30:32):
would have ever been elected if they had been honest
with the American public about his health, Because it seems
quite clear maybe they found out best case scenario in
February or March of twenty twenty, right after he got
the nomination. I'm not inclined to trust them in any
(30:52):
way and expect them to have been honest. I think
they knew that he had prostate cancer when he ran.
I think that's what the evidence makes it most likely.
He would have never been that gotten the tap on
the shoulder from James Clyburn if he had, if people
had known that he had cancer, and he would have
never been the nominee as a result. And so the
(31:16):
entire trajectory of history spins in a different direction because
I think Trump would have beaten any other Democrat that
they could have nominated in twenty twenty playlests. Remember also
it was Biden or even more geriatric, although to be fair,
I think in substantially better health, a geriatric socialist Bernie
(31:36):
Sanders this is I mean go back, or Elizabeth Warren,
who I think had absolutely no chance of winning a
national election either. So it was all hands on deck.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
We got to do whatever we got to do to
push Biden through, and that's what they did. And now
now they're coming Well I shouldn't say they're coming clean
because I think we've known all that.
Speaker 1 (31:57):
That's the bizarre part. None of this is even really
that much. I mean, the cancer thing, we didn't know.
But I've assumed they've been hiding his health and his
dementia and everything for years as of you. And now
they want to tell us this, And what are.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
We supposed to say to them, Like, what do they
really I know, you know Jake Tapper's book, and he's
gonna sell a lot of books because everybody's going on
to hear all the all the sort of you know,
gory details, so to speak, about all the conspiracy here.
But what are we supposed to say, Congratulations, you're the
most dishonest people on the planet and we knew it
all along.
Speaker 1 (32:27):
Because that's what happened. Well, I can tell you, for
nam sure what I'm not gonna do, And I would
encourage all of you out there don't allow yourself to
be shamed by sympathy into asking questions of people and
positions of power, because I think what we're seeing is
the Bidens have so overplayed that hand because every time
Biden was questioned for his entire career, he would go
(32:49):
to bo Biden and I wish nobody's son ever died.
I'm a dad. But you can't escape scrutiny by trying
to impart, so is what he's on a By the way,
Biden has used the death of family members his entire
political career for advantage in a really disgusting way, including
lying about his wife being killed by a drunk driver.
There was never any evidence that the men was drunk.
(33:10):
In fact, if anything, the evidence seemed to suggest that
his wife made an error driving, which is a horrible,
tragic mistake. But getting to say that with his kids
dressed up in the hospital room, he's clay.
Speaker 2 (33:21):
He is an absolutely shameless scumbag and always has been.
And we've said it all along, and now they're like, yeah,
it turns out Biden shameless.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Come back.
Speaker 2 (33:30):
But he's you know, he's eighty and he's got a
terminal cancer. So we're not allowed to ask any of
these questions. No, sorry, that's not gonna work. It's not
gonna work on this show. I think it's not going
to work with the American people either, although they're trying
it because they are that shameless. Oh it's not going
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Travis buck Sexton Show. Positive news just came down in
the last ten minutes. For those of you who want
illegal immigrants deported. We had a tough Supreme Court decision
on Friday. I believe it was Supreme Court has lifted
a what I'm reading from Bill Malugin, but this is
now breaking everywhere. The first place I saw it was
(35:50):
Bill's Twitter account. The Supreme Court has lifted a lower
district court injunction and will allow the Trump administration to
move forward for now with revoking the legal status of
more than half a million migrants who flew into the
US as part of Biden's mass parole program. This, Buck,
(36:11):
was an eight to one decision, with Justice Katanji Brown
Jackson dissenting. As you might well imagine, but we had
a seven to two decision that went against Trump on
immigration related issues. Now an eight one decision in favor
of him. And this is having to do with the
district court judges and the moves that they are making.
(36:33):
So we will continue to update you on that. This
is in particular the Venezuelans that were treated differently under
the law, and so we will talk about all that.
And by the way, Buck, you know, I'm kind of laughing.
Do you know who the most outspoken Democrat that I
have seen against Biden in the political realm is so far?
(36:57):
You do a great impression of him. Does that help
it all? Bernie Beto Beto? Oh my god, yes he has.
He is utterly disgusted by the fact that Biden was
able to run.
Speaker 6 (37:13):
Uh Cho was never invited to the cool kid Democrat
table after he lost. And now I think he just
sees that it's his future. He's going to be president.
Speaker 1 (37:24):
Never Flat Travis and Buck Sexton on the front lines
of truth.
Welcome to today's edition of the C and B twenty
four to seven podcast. Here are your co hosts, Clay
Travis and Buck Sext. Welcome everybody.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Monday edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show
kicks off right now, and it's going to be a doozy,
I can assure you.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (00:18):
Quite a weekend of news and so much to dive
into with.
Speaker 1 (00:23):
All of you today.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Oh boy, just to get right to it, the diagnosis
of Biden's cancer came out yesterday. We shall discuss this.
There's obviously a lot that a lot of questions that
this raises. Yes, of course, cancer is terrible. We wish
everyone the best in their fight against that horrible disease,
(00:47):
including of course Joe Biden, a former president of this country.
But a lot of people have questions about whether the
dementia diagnosis that was hidden was also part of a
broader plan to hide a cancer diagnosis along with it.
And we will bring to you the evidence on this
(01:08):
the case such as it exists, and we've got doctor
Nicole Sapphire newly added. Thankfully, we got a doctor in
the house. Clay newly added to the Clay and Buck
podcast network. So she shall be with us in the
third hour to talk specifically about the probability, the likelihood,
the reality of whether someone who probably who most likely
(01:29):
had the best medical care on the planet could have
gone until this moment without anyone noticing anything might have
been amiss with respect to it's with the possibility of
prostate cancer. So we're gonna We're gonna dive into all
of this. It's it's a massive story because of the implications.
(01:50):
And you can tell that the media I don't think
has really processed yet that their old approach of how
dare you or you're not allowed to talk about that,
But you don't get to do that with a cancer
diagnosis when you just told us that you did it
with a dementia diagnosis. So that's not going to work.
And we are going to discuss this again. Cancer is terrible.
(02:12):
We want everyone to be cancer, including Joe Biden. We're
not talking about that other than wishing him well in
thoughts and prayers. We're talking about when was this known
by the government, Because the health of the president is
actually a matter of public concern, it is something all
of us get to know about, and we will discuss this.
They also released audio of Robert Hur's twenty twenty three
(02:33):
interview with Joe Biden.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
It is, I think worse than any of you could
have imagined at the time, or.
Speaker 2 (02:38):
That any of us could have thought maybe as bad,
and we have some of that to share with you.
This was absolutely a cover up. They absolutely knew that
he was not of sound mind to do the job.
This is somebody that they had signing laws, signing pardons
and carrying around or rather having the nuclear codes carried
(02:59):
around for him. It is a very big deal, and
we've got that. We've also got the big, beautiful bill
to discuss today. Senator Ron Johnson Clay, you will not
be surprised but will be pleased to know that he
was listening Friday right after you ducked out, and I
was like, when can we talk to the bill?
Speaker 1 (03:17):
And I'm like, Senator, you're the senator.
Speaker 2 (03:19):
Working on it. Let's talk to the bill. So he'll
be with us, because that's also a very big deal.
And you had a Trump putin phone call this morning,
so I mean, so much news. So we're really excited
to spend this time with you and break it all
down and make it all make sense. Also that Supreme
Court ruling Friday Clay seven too to enjoin the government
from some summarily deporting alleged gang members on the Alien
(03:42):
Enemies Act.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
We can discuss that.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
But usually that might be a first hour top of
show kind of thing. Today, let's do it right now
with the Biden thing. I can tell from Twitter already
you and I separately came to the same conclusion here,
which is that the likelihood that dis cancer doc member
everyone I have family members who have dealt with prostate
(04:04):
cancer recently. A huge percentage of American men get to
a certain age and they will deal with prostate cancer.
So this is not some cancer that people aren't familiar with.
Here's what everyone knows about it. It is almost always
very very slow, which is a good thing. The notion
that Biden just found out about this is very hard
(04:27):
for people to accept or swallow.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
I'll just put it that way. Some of you I
know completely reject it.
Speaker 2 (04:31):
Beyond that, though, Clay, it seems to me and this
is where I think you and I see this in
the same way, based on our separate tweets, that the
plan was push dementia Joe across the finish line and
then you kind of wipe away the dementia cover up
in the new administration and the new term by announcing
that he has cancer and letting him step down over
(04:51):
a reel. I'm not, by any means suggesting that it's
not real, a real health issue, and that was the
plan to make Kamala president of the United States. See
another way to view this.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
Yeah, I think that's the larger context. Obviously that fell
apart on June twenty seventh with the disastrous debate performance.
But let's just go to the cancer itself, and I
echo that everybody hates cancer, all right, don't allow yourself
to be in some way. David Axelrode put out a
(05:23):
tweet which are as quote, which I think was emblematic
of this. Well, we can't talk about medical relations with Biden,
or his dementia or his inability to be president because
he got cancer and we all need to feel sorry
and sympathy for him. Look, everybody hates cancer. Everybody wishes
that cancer could be eradicated. Everybody wishes that every single
(05:45):
person who got cancer could beat it. So let's put
that off to we are solidly anti cancer across the
board on this show. No one hates cancer more than
this show, so let's leave that on the side. Let's
get away with this stupid sort of platitudees all right.
I don't believe that they found out on Friday that
Joe Biden has stage nine cancer here prostate cancer, and
(06:10):
that it has gone to the bone and there is
I have seen at least two different doctors on two
different television networks, one of whom was on MSNBC, the
other was on NewsNation. I'm sure there have been many others.
I'm not claiming that I've seen every doctor analysis so far.
We will have our own doctor, Nicole Safire on the
(06:31):
program with us to discuss with all of you. During
the course of this program. The Robert her tapes come
out on Friday. They are devastating for Biden. We will
play them for you. They previously the White House. You
knew they were bad because the White House had insisted
on only releasing the transcripts, not the actual audio. Second
part of this tomorrow. Whatever you think of the Jake
(06:53):
Tapper Alex Thompson book, it is going to be devastating
for Biden and those who covered up for him. That
book comes out, so forty eight hours after her audio
comes out and forty eight hours before the blockbuster release
of a book that MSNBC and CNN are not going
(07:16):
to be able to avoid talking about because it leads
to the biggest cover up related to health that any
of us have seen in most of our lifetimes, unless
you were alive when FDR was elected in forty four, otherwise,
this is the biggest health related condition that we have
been lied to about. To throw something to nix there,
(07:36):
this is worse clay because it would be very easy
for people to not know about hiding the condition was
obvious because he wasn't appearing on TV all the time
and ever right, So this cover up, I would just argue,
is far worse because it was across the board and
everybody knew. So I don't buy it, And I put
up a poll question. I said for anybody out there,
(07:57):
you can go vote. It's up at the top of
my Twitter poll. If you dis agree with me, you
can go vote in this. Ninety eight percent of you
do not believe that Joe Biden got this cancer diagnosis
on Friday, according to my poll with twenty thousand people
voting so far. I think overwhelming majorities of Republicans, Democrats,
and independents now do not trust the Biden regime to
(08:18):
be honest with us. And the idea, frankly, that they
found out on Friday is to me unbelievable. Okay, And
the data out there, and we'll play some of these
audio cuts from doctors for you, is that in general,
a significant prostate cancer evolution like this typically takes five
(08:38):
to ten years. I think it's more likely Biden ran
for president knowing he had this cancer than it is
that he found out on Friday. And I think, possibly Buck,
this could go all the way back to one of
the reasons why Barack Obama decided to pick Hillary Clinton
is they knew Biden wasn't of a sound mind. Maybe
(09:00):
also they were aware that he was not of a
sound body, going back even that far, but again, we'll
play the doctors for you saying it is improbable, it
is almost impossible for this level of cancer to have
developed and for them not to know. Remember, arguably the
president has the best medical care of anyone in America.
(09:24):
I mean, there is an entire team of people, there's
a team of doctors in these Okay, they have an eternal,
single minute of every day. Yeah, they have an internal
medical team. That's right there.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
If Joe Biden gets a sneeze, he can say, hey,
you know, run some tests on me. The notion that
this wouldn't have been known until now. I mean, so
they're asking you to accept, let's just do this by
the numbers for a second, clay, They're asking you to
accept that this is a maybe a one in one
hundred cancer case for prostate cancer to move this fast
(09:55):
undetected of this kind right. One in one hundred, by
the way, might be far too generous. It might be
way lower than that, but it's a tiny, tiny percentage.
And they're asking us all to believe that this came
out right at the single most advantageous time for them
to try to.
Speaker 1 (10:14):
Sorry the blow of.
Speaker 2 (10:15):
The massive line the cover up, the most advantageous time possible,
the friday before the book release is if there is,
and they're expecting us to forget that they just did
a whole cover up of dementia, which is also an
extremely serious medical condition, and they knew, and they lied,
and they all went along with this. So you know,
fool me once, as Bush said, can't get fooled again.
(10:36):
And I think a lot of people feel that way.
Let's play cut five, because this is not just us
saying it. This is this morning on Your Boy Joe
Scarborough Show. This is doctor Zeke Emmanuel.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
This is Ari Emmanuel's brother, one of the top doctors
in this realm in the country, died in the wool
Democrat Ram Emmanuel's brother, also Ari Emmanual's brother, one of
the trio of highly successful Emmanual brothers. He said he
thinks Biden had cancer while he was president. He didn't
(11:08):
develop it in the last one hundred or two hundred days.
This has cut five.
Speaker 3 (11:12):
Would it be fair to say it's likely to have
had this for at least several years?
Speaker 1 (11:19):
Oh more than several years. You don't get prostitutions.
Speaker 3 (11:24):
Again, I just want to stop you, so your this
is not speculation. If you have prostate cancer that has
spread to the bone, then he's most certainly you were saying,
had it when he was president of the United States.
Speaker 4 (11:39):
Oh yeah, he did not develop it in the last
one hundred two hundred days.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
He had it while he was president. He probably had it.
Speaker 4 (11:45):
At the start of his presidency in twenty one. Yes,
that I don't think there's any disagreement about that.
Speaker 1 (11:56):
Now, Buck, this also raises all sorts of questions, and
we're going to continue to discuss this as adults should
discuss it. I mean, was it possible that Joe Biden
was getting chemo treatments? Was there behind the scenes total
hidden nature of this? I think almost assuredly yes. I
(12:16):
we can ask doctor Sapphire about this. Again, good timing
to add a doctor into our Clay and Buck network
and we will ask her about this. But Clay, I
know from my own family dealing with this, with this
form of cancer, that there's it's so slow moving that
there's some degree of uh they call it active surveillance,
so they'll know that you have the cancer, but they
(12:38):
may choose to not do anything because it can move
so slowly that some that some people basically pass of
other unrelated causes. Then, So just to give a sense
of this, right, usually you have cancer or and a
lot of different kinds of you know, my wife Carrie
had had cancer, had to had to treat it right away.
(12:58):
Cancer is something you have to go at right away.
This is a there. I don't know what other cancers
would fall into this category. This is a very rare
type of cancer where you can find out and it's okay,
let's sort of see where we are. Maybe they chose
to do that here as a means of keeping it quiet,
as a means of not running additional tests. They just
(13:19):
did the quote active surveillance mode on this to see
where it goes. But if that's the case, by the way,
you think it's malpractice because now the guy's got it
to his bones and that means it's probably fatal. And
when we come back, we've got another doctor this time
on CNN saying that when you look at this is
I don't want to play it right now, beca we've
(13:40):
got to go to break. But Vin Gupta says Bush
and Obama and Trump all had the prostate test reported
as a part of their physicals. He can't find it
ever reported as a part of Joe Biden's, which would
suggest again, this was a cover up.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
I believe this was a straight up cover up, and
not that I believe it was a cover up. I
believe that this was the plan. Yeah, the plan was
because think about it, nobody's going to talk about his
dementia if he steps down in the first one hundred
days of his second term because of legitimately having cancer.
But no one's going to be I'm sorry, bone cancer,
(14:19):
not even just to your point, like the very beginning.
Yeah yeah, I mean, well yeah, the prostate cancer having
metastasized to that point. So it was a perfect plan
if they could have pulled off the election. And I
think this is what and this, and I think they
thought they could get through that debate with you know,
injecting him with the stuff, and it would have been okay,
And they were going to hide the whole. This is
(14:40):
the biggest political cover up in the history of this country.
It makes Watergate look like ladies who lunch chatting things
up somewhere. It is an absolute nothing burger compared to this,
My friends, This is massive, It is sustained, It is systemic,
It is across the board. It involves the president and
involves the media, involves the entire Democrat app sparatus.
Speaker 1 (15:01):
And we're going to continue talking about it.
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buck Sexton Show. Okay, I want to play Vin Gupta.
(16:45):
This is also on MSNBC, so we haven't even played
Fox News Doctoral analysis as it pertains to this this
cancer that Joe Biden has. This then Gupta clip from
MSNBC again with Joe Scarborough. He is basically saying, yeah,
(17:06):
they covered it up because Obama, Trump and George W.
Bush they included aspects of their PSA that is, their
prostate coverage in their physicals, not this one. Listen to
this cut.
Speaker 4 (17:18):
It is interesting to note that President Trump's, President Obama's
and President and President Bush is the second in their
most recent physicals in their terms of office obviously twenty
twenty five for President Trump did comment on their PSA
levels and so they got screened while in office and
they commented on it. It's not easy to access the
(17:40):
most recent ones from President Biden. You can read the
summary articles, you can't. I couldn't access it on the
archives stone in the White House just before it came on.
But according to those that were able to, there is
not a report of a PSA test on the most
recent physical that was right out for President Biden's last
year in office. The other three most recent occupants of
the White House, it's at it drawn and it was
(18:03):
reported out. In the case of President Biden, it was not.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
That's not a coincidence, Clay, It's not a mac cover.
I'm sorry, no way, it's cover up. We'll talk about it.
But I do think that is incredibly important. We've seen
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back into Clay and Boch. We are talking about what
I think we can agree here, Clay and I I
think agree. I think all of you likely agree as well.
Speaker 2 (19:30):
Is the most outrageous cover up at the highest levels
and the highest levels and the broadest levels too, meaning
so many people were in different ways involved in this.
But the cover up of Biden's let's be very clear
about this, inability to do the job and necessity of
(19:51):
the invocation of the twenty fifth Amendment for four years.
We have a constitutional amendment specifically to address the situation
of Joe Biden in office, and they pretended they didn't
know any better, so they could keep their grubby little
fingers on power, and they could have Biden ramming the
(20:15):
vaccine mandates down everybody's throats and pushing radical left legislation
and pushing executive orders that were insane and transgender surgery
for twelve year olds from the White House. They were
very aggressive about that. By the way, now you understand
why he was. He was truly the puppet president that
we told you he was all along. Everything we told
(20:36):
you is true.
Speaker 1 (20:36):
By the way. I'm just can I just say this
the people, Clay who listened to this show, I mean,
how does it feel that we get to spend time
with you like we are so honored that after what
Rush did for this country for decades, you spend your
time with us on this show. But let's just take
a look. We're coming up now on four years of
doing this show together in June, and look at what
(20:57):
we have been in the trenches together, you me and
this audience on and we were right, and we lived
in the truth. We lived in the truth when it
came to COVID, we lived in the truth when it
came to the vaccines. To bide into his dementia, all
this stuff. Can you imagine if you're a really ardent.
(21:18):
I was watching Morning Joe this morning, by the way,
totally different, you know, different tone. They're trying to be
a news show. All of a sudden, they're trying to
be a news show. I think that the two clips,
to be fair that we played for you, We're gonna
get to that straight from MSNBC.
Speaker 4 (21:34):
Buck.
Speaker 1 (21:34):
But you're what you're building on is correct. But no,
our people take a victory lap.
Speaker 2 (21:39):
I mean, you know, they choose to spend time with
us in a place that tells them the truth, doesn't
lie to them, doesn't talk down to anybody. We're all
in this together, and we were right yeah, and now
we all see.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
What we were yeah, you know about and eventually everything.
And so I just say, there's other people out there.
You have, probably neighbors, friends, maybe family members who have
been watching CNN the last four years that we've been
doing the show, and right now they're like, well, what
do you mean, Biden wasn't a sound. You know, they've
just been fed. It's like North Korean prisoners who have
(22:12):
escaped and see the rest of the world that these
people have no idea what has been going on, So
you should all feel and we go, we're very proud
of the work we've done here for four years and
based on the results of what is true and what
we've been telling you is true and what's going to happen,
and you know, these other places, it's just it's just
insane to see what they've been saying and now they're
(22:33):
trunching around.
Speaker 2 (22:33):
Okay, I know we got to get to this. And
Clay mentioned this flashback here Joe Biden, this is cut
twenty one. Joe Biden, during a speech, said that he
had cancer Play twenty one.
Speaker 5 (22:48):
Not very much. Unlike Rye, grew up in a place
called Claimont, Delaware, it says, in more oil refineries than Houston, Texas.
Had an intrision just across the line in Pennsylvania. All
the prevailing winds are our away and guess what the
first frost. You know, what was happening is how to
put on your windshield wipers to get literally the oil
(23:10):
slick off the window. That's why I had so damn
any other people I grew up have cancer and why can't.
For the longest time, Dellawer had the highest cancer rate
in the nation.
Speaker 2 (23:21):
I and so many people I grew up with have
cancer during a speech. I've never slipped. I know he
had dementia, but I've never slipped and said I had
cancer when I didn't. I don't think anybody else listening
has made that slip either.
Speaker 1 (23:32):
Yeah. No, I mean he told the truth. And then
what did they do? They said he misspoke? Well, here
we go.
Speaker 2 (23:38):
You want to do the montage the day after, Biden says,
I and everybody else I grew up with that. Notice
he didn't correct himself right correct if you correct yourself
right away. And Clay and I know this from radio
and TV. A misspeak is when you say, you know,
you know, you mean to say.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
Number of things that we could screw up on a
day to day basis, and we go back, we say sorry,
fix this, Like you don't accidentally tell everybody you had
cancer in the middle of a speech and not have cancer.
Speaker 2 (24:04):
And yet here they are clean up on I'll bide
in the day after July twenty first, twenty twenty two.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Listen to this. This is a Fox montage player white
House Press Shop, scrambling and scrambling to explain and correct.
What do you have to say? During his green energy speech.
People are seemingly confused, asking if it was just another
gap or a bombshell admission. We're hearing word tonight that
Biden may have misspoken, rattled, no doubt by the stress
of his diagnosis. He says, have cancer like he has
(24:34):
it right now, he does not.
Speaker 2 (24:36):
White House officials told Fox that the President was referring
to the past removal of skin cancer.
Speaker 1 (24:41):
The worst walk back perhaps ever. Clay, It's quite I
mean again possible, maybe quite a coincidence. Isn't it quite
a coincidence? And every doctor that I've talked to, and
I've talked to a few privately who I know, they've
just said, you're you're this whole all we found found
out about his fatal prostate cancer now is this is
(25:06):
like a one in a million shot. It also, to me,
further reinforces my position that doctor Jill Biden is one
of the worst wives of all time. I mean, think
about this. If he had cancer and we know, based
on his decline that he had dementia, maybe those are
(25:28):
partly connected. Maybe it's going to start to make sense.
His medical history is going to be revealed, and many
people are going to say, oh wow, what an awful
human being she is to stay closer to power, you
restricted your husband's ability to get well while keeping him
(25:50):
in the most mentally and physically demanding job possible. We
have talked about this on the program so many times.
Whatever you think about them politically, how much old did
George W. Bush look when he left office than when
he got in? How much older did Barack Obama look
when he got office and when he when he got
into office and when he left the pressure of being
(26:11):
president of the United States is overwhelming. It demands full
health and a strong constitution. And Joe Biden, it appears,
was so enamored of her presidents, of her husband's presidency,
that she wanted to Vogue covers, she wanted to get
(26:33):
to go to the Olympics and travel around with all
the high end celebrities. That she was willing to cover
up his health. And they were gonna run him again.
This is the crazy thing about all this, But for
June twenty seventh, which is the story that needs to
be told more, how did that happen? They would have
(26:56):
run him again, and the plan was certainly buck, I'm
gonna where's gonna step down? We're going to elevate Kamala.
Speaker 2 (27:03):
This is I'm telling you the debate. You know, you
and I have gone and we've talked about this. It wasn't.
It wasn't someone through a code read. They completely screwed up.
I mean, these people are so ruthless and insane. I mean,
we'll see, but that that is I feel very strongly
that they thought they could inject him with the stuff
they could put. They could inject Biden with the sauce,
(27:23):
the brain sauce, and he would come through the debate
good enough that all summer we would hear you know,
Joe still got it and eh, but everybody around him
knew this is the this is the point. And I
was saying this all along, I Clay, I thought in
twenty twenty, or rather yeah, in twenty twenty, that their
plan was to run him and then in the mid term,
(27:46):
in the mid term of the first term, let Kamala
take over. Then Kamala gets two years as the first
black female president, and she gets the runners in incumbent
everything else. So we had all been thinking, there's no
way they could really do this, right. They thought they
could just put off one more time, and I think
you know, we discussed Trump derangement syndrome. You and I'm
sure talked about this, whether here or Fox or lots
(28:08):
of places that comes up, right, people have Trump's arrangement syndrome.
I really do think that there's something to this. I
don't know if you could add this into the pathology
of like the DSM five or whatever it is now,
but I think that these people lost all context for
what they were doing because they had if you have
really convinced yourself, let me let me let me put
(28:30):
it in this context, right, Clay, if you've convinced yourself
that Donald Trump winning again would be as catastrophic for
the country as an American hitler becoming president. I know
we say this and it's like hard not to just
start chuckling because it's so insane. But if you really
believe that, wouldn't you be willing to hide Biden's dementia?
(28:51):
Wouldn't you be willing to hide Biden and think you
were a hero. By the way, to your point about
doctor Jill Biden, I think she convinced herself, right she
is like an education degree or whatever it is. I
think she had convinced herself that she was actually sacrificing
in the interest of the country by covering this up.
(29:13):
I think that that's the way she viewed this.
Speaker 1 (29:15):
She was a hero.
Speaker 2 (29:17):
She wasn't doing something underhanded. She was a hero because
she knew that it was all about defeating Trump, which
is why they brought the criminal prosecutions, while they rated
mar a Lago, while they tried to bankrupt him with
that bologney case in New York, while they brought the
sexual assault case from thirty something years.
Speaker 1 (29:35):
Ago against him.
Speaker 2 (29:36):
Anything to stop him was justified, including hiding cancer, including
hiding dementia, and now we.
Speaker 6 (29:42):
See it all.
Speaker 1 (29:44):
I wonder on some level, First of all, this can
never happen again. Okay, we can never be in a
situation where the president is this decrepit and we are
living being in sort of this kabuki theater world where
people pretend that he's able to do the job. We
(30:06):
still don't know who the actual president was. But I
wonder when you hear some of these doctors say, based
on the advanced stage that his prostate cancer has reached,
I wonder whether there are people like Obama that would
have known. Could this have factored into why he went
to Hillary, And is there any way imaginable that he
(30:32):
would have ever been elected if they had been honest
with the American public about his health, Because it seems
quite clear maybe they found out best case scenario in
February or March of twenty twenty, right after he got
the nomination. I'm not inclined to trust them in any
(30:52):
way and expect them to have been honest. I think
they knew that he had prostate cancer when he ran.
I think that's what the evidence makes it most likely.
He would have never been that gotten the tap on
the shoulder from James Clyburn if he had, if people
had known that he had cancer, and he would have
never been the nominee as a result. And so the
(31:16):
entire trajectory of history spins in a different direction because
I think Trump would have beaten any other Democrat that
they could have nominated in twenty twenty playlests. Remember also
it was Biden or even more geriatric, although to be fair,
I think in substantially better health, a geriatric socialist Bernie
(31:36):
Sanders this is I mean go back, or Elizabeth Warren,
who I think had absolutely no chance of winning a
national election either. So it was all hands on deck.
Speaker 2 (31:46):
We got to do whatever we got to do to
push Biden through, and that's what they did. And now
now they're coming Well I shouldn't say they're coming clean
because I think we've known all that.
Speaker 1 (31:57):
That's the bizarre part. None of this is even really
that much. I mean, the cancer thing, we didn't know.
But I've assumed they've been hiding his health and his
dementia and everything for years as of you. And now
they want to tell us this, And what are.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
We supposed to say to them, Like, what do they
really I know, you know Jake Tapper's book, and he's
gonna sell a lot of books because everybody's going on
to hear all the all the sort of you know,
gory details, so to speak, about all the conspiracy here.
But what are we supposed to say, Congratulations, you're the
most dishonest people on the planet and we knew it
all along.
Speaker 1 (32:27):
Because that's what happened. Well, I can tell you, for
nam sure what I'm not gonna do, And I would
encourage all of you out there don't allow yourself to
be shamed by sympathy into asking questions of people and
positions of power, because I think what we're seeing is
the Bidens have so overplayed that hand because every time
Biden was questioned for his entire career, he would go
(32:49):
to bo Biden and I wish nobody's son ever died.
I'm a dad. But you can't escape scrutiny by trying
to impart, so is what he's on a By the way,
Biden has used the death of family members his entire
political career for advantage in a really disgusting way, including
lying about his wife being killed by a drunk driver.
There was never any evidence that the men was drunk.
(33:10):
In fact, if anything, the evidence seemed to suggest that
his wife made an error driving, which is a horrible,
tragic mistake. But getting to say that with his kids
dressed up in the hospital room, he's clay.
Speaker 2 (33:21):
He is an absolutely shameless scumbag and always has been.
And we've said it all along, and now they're like, yeah,
it turns out Biden shameless.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Come back.
Speaker 2 (33:30):
But he's you know, he's eighty and he's got a
terminal cancer. So we're not allowed to ask any of
these questions. No, sorry, that's not gonna work. It's not
gonna work on this show. I think it's not going
to work with the American people either, although they're trying
it because they are that shameless. Oh it's not going
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Travis buck Sexton Show. Positive news just came down in
the last ten minutes. For those of you who want
illegal immigrants deported. We had a tough Supreme Court decision
on Friday. I believe it was Supreme Court has lifted
a what I'm reading from Bill Malugin, but this is
now breaking everywhere. The first place I saw it was
(35:50):
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district court injunction and will allow the Trump administration to
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(36:11):
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immigration related issues. Now an eight one decision in favor
of him. And this is having to do with the
district court judges and the moves that they are making.
(36:33):
So we will continue to update you on that. This
is in particular the Venezuelans that were treated differently under
the law, and so we will talk about all that.
And by the way, Buck, you know, I'm kind of laughing.
Do you know who the most outspoken Democrat that I
have seen against Biden in the political realm is so far?
(36:57):
You do a great impression of him. Does that help
it all? Bernie Beto Beto? Oh my god, yes he has.
He is utterly disgusted by the fact that Biden was
able to run.
Speaker 6 (37:13):
Uh Cho was never invited to the cool kid Democrat
table after he lost. And now I think he just
sees that it's his future. He's going to be president.
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