November 30, 2024 • 37 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to today's edition of the Clay, Travis and Buck
Sexton Show podcast. Welcome in Monday edition. Thanksgiving week, and
we have much to be thankful for here on the
Clay and Buck Show as the Trump landslide continues to
spread across the land. I am in solo with you
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on Monday and Tuesday. Buck is out with his family.
We will have a best of on Thursday Friday. Yes, truly,
there are some clips that they can play and actually
say that they are better than others. Some of you
are out there like all show stinks all the time. Well,
they managed to put together a best of Valley did
on Thursday and Friday, so that will be there for you.
For those of you who are traveling, I'm sure many
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of you have begun the process of traveling to be
with your friends and family for Thanksgiving. We want all
of you to be safe. Also a good time to
remind you, hey, maybe get out there and go ahead
and subscribe to the podcast, because no matter where you are,
you can listen to us. You can take us with you.
Maybe a bunch of you are going to be on
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the road driving on Sunday. I'm going to be driving
with my whole family, six of us in a car,
so probably need something good to listen to, and I
bet many of you out there will be the same.
So you can search out my name Klay Travis, you
can search out Buck Sexton, and you can listen to
us anywhere around the world and certainly anywhere in the
United States. But we want all of you to be safe.
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I dropped my parents off yesterday at the airport. My
dad is recovering from a broken hip. I actually was
really impressed. I want to thank the airline, Southwest Airlines
taking him down to the beach to be with my
family or my wife and youngest already are. They were fabulous.
He was not excited about being in a wheelchair, first
time he's ever been in a wheelchair to travel. He's
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still recovering, but they were great at that. I hope,
especially if you have older family members who are traveling,
that everybody keeps their patience during the holiday season because
a lot of stressed people at airports, a lot of
stressed people all over the place, young and old. But
I wanted to say thanks for how well they did
at the Nashville airport with my parents. So I hope
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the same can happen for you, for your parents, for
your grandparents, and certainly for a lot of you with
young kids. You know how challenging that can all be.
But it's the holiday season, and like I said, we've
got a lot to be thankful for having said that.
Get your popcorn, because some people are going to be
fired up with what I am going to start off
the show talking about with all of you today. Biden
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didn't get eighty one million votes in my opinion, in
a legal way. And I know that's supposed to be
outlandish and outrageous and you can't mention it because election
denialism is a phrase that they have created to try
to make you unable to say it. But over the weekend,
I feel comfortable that all of the votes by and
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large are finally in. I've been waiting, been waiting on this.
Buck is going to weigh in. I bet as well.
But over the weekend, doing my reading for those of
you who are VIPs, I'm gonna hold it up for
you so you can see that I am the old
man who still reads the physical print newspaper. And in
the New York Times they have a headline keys to
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Trump's win, Big losses for Harris across the country. This
is the headline from the New York Times. What they
just weren't excited, One observer said, of Democrats who failed
to turn out again, I'm reading this is the headline.
Those of you can see it. Key to Trump's win,
big losses for Harris across the country. Trump didn't win.
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Harris just really stuck. That's the New York Times, and
then here's their open It may seem like a clear story.
Donald Trump won the election by winning the most votes.
He improved on his totals, adding about two and a
half million more votes than four years ago, but just
as consequential to the outcome, where Kamala Harris losses. She
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earned about seven million fewer votes compared with Joe Biden's
performance in twenty twenty. Miss Harris failed to find new
voters in three of the seven swing states and in
sixty percent of countings across the country, she was not
able to replicate Biden's eighty one million votes. Now that
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the data is all in, and there's a lot of it,
I think we can sit back and ask the question,
how did that happen? Trump has now run for president
three different times. We have pretty good data sets on
Donald Trump's support in this country in twenty sixteen. In fact,
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Trump got sixty two point nine million votes. Hillary got
sixty five point eight million votes. These are the actual
raw data. I'm a little bit strange in that I
love data. I dive into it. One thing that Buck
and I agreed on so much when we initially met
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was how many lies we were all being told about COVID.
Why did I believe that we were being lied to
because I actually went and looked at the data. I'm
a nerd in that sense. I have my intuition and
things that I think, but I try to be careful
that it's not just anecdote. I can get in a
car like any of you, and I can talk to
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my uber driver, my cab driver, and he can have
his opinion. And, as my mom likes to say, opinions
are like butts. Everybody's got one. I think you can
still say that. I don't think anyone has erased the
buttocks from the human anatomy. Sometimes they claim now that
doctors get sex is wrong, but I guess they're looking
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on the front, not the back. That's what the left
likes to say now. Oh, you know, sometimes babies are
born and doctors just they get the sex wrong. Really,
that's interesting. I been in the delvery room three times.
I'm pretty confident in being able to distinguish the sex
of a baby. Maybe that's just me. Maybe I'm particularly talented.
Maybe the doctors, maybe they are getting it wrong, like
left wingers say. But what they try to do is
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they try to restrict the so called Overton window of
what we are allowed to talk about. They did it
during COVID, They did it during the twenty twenty election,
rather than look at data that might make them a
little bit uncomfortable. Remember going on the radio and saying, hey,
you know, if you're under fifty years old and you're
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in decent health, there's virtually no danger to you at
all from COVID, and maybe you should still go to work.
That was what the data said. There's kids are more
likely to drown than they are to die of COVID.
We didn't ban swimming. Maybe, just possibly we should allow
kids to stay in school. These are all things they
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told you. You weren't allowed to say. Hey, and maybe
a three year old in the mask isn't actually necessary
at all. Maybe kids don't have to sit outside and
meet their lunch. Maybe they can play sports. All those
things we were right on. As I told my wife
the other day, much to her chagrin, I said, yeah,
I've kind of been right about everything on the major
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issues over the last seven or eight years. And as
wives would do, she could point out a billion things
that I've been wrong on. But on the issues that
I talk to you guys about, I think I've been right.
And the data now Keena Trump's win, big losses for
Harris across the country. Well that's the New York Times headline.
If Kamala Harris, according to the New York Times, got
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seven point one million fewer votes than Joe Biden got
in twenty twenty, doesn't that raise the antenna a little
bit for you? And you go back in time and
you say, wait a minute, why was Joe Biden able
to get eighty one million votes Joe Biden? Was he
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a uniquely talented political figure? Was he a transcendent twenty
first century politician who had such amazing appeal that Americans
in numbers that we've never seen before or since, rushed
to the polls to go vote for him. Did Joe
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Biden bring together so many people that they said, by golly,
I've never seen a politician like Joe Biden in my life.
There's never been a guy who is better at running
for president in my life than Joe Biden. Would any
of you say that? What? Maybe Joe Biden would say it.
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Joe Biden's wife, I don't even know that she would
say it. Let's look at the data. Trump ran in
twenty sixteen and he got sixty two point nine million
vot votes. That was the skin of his teeth, blue
wall collapsing win. Now, at the time that Trump won
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in twenty sixteen, the most votes that any president had
ever gotten running for office in history was Barack Obama
got sixty nine and a half million votes in two
thousand and eight. I think most of you out there
would acknowledge Obama beat McCain, and he beat McCain pretty solidly.
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I've got a buddy who's a longtime Republican. He was
in his twenties. He said, it's never been tougher to
pick up girls talking about politics than being a John
McCain voter in your twenties. In two thousand and eight,
it was like you were just dead. I bet if
Buck came on. That was when Buck had his Oh
I'm a libertarian fixation. The Republican brand was not cool
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at all. In two thousand and eight, Barack Obama was
cooler than cool can be. He only got sixty nine
and a half million votes. Now, the population has increased
since then, as we all know. But it's kind of interesting.
I think if you had to point to a Democrat
in the twentieth twenty first century who has most captivated
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Democrat voters and most reached across the aisle and brought
out non traditional voters, it would be Barack Obama two
thousand and eight. You're telling me that Joe Biden got
eleven million and a half more votes than Barack Obama
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in two thousand and eight, that he got sixteen million
more votes than Barack Obama twenty twelve. I'm sorry, the
math just ain't mathing for me. Now that we have
three different Trump runs, it's very interesting to look at
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and say, hey, what happened here? Trump went in twenty
sixteen from sixty two point nine million votes to seventy
four million in twenty twenty. Okay, if you thought to yourself, well,
the Trump number seems inflated, that doesn't seem real. Well,
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he took it to seventy seven million in twenty twenty four.
That is, Trump went up by about two and a
half three million votes. We'll see on the final tally,
Kamala dropped by seven point one million. What's going on here?
How do we explain that? I want to dive into
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these numbers again. I'm citing the New York Times, which
now says, look, Kamala is going to get seven point
one million fewer voters. That should set off alarm bells.
That's a big drop. She's losing about ten percent of
her support. Meanwhile, Trump's going up. And you can say, okay,
maybe a couple million of those people were Biden voters
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in twenty twenty who flip to Trump in twenty twenty four.
I buy that that doesn't seem crazy to me, and
that Trump's numbers were pretty die hard and they weren't
going to leave. Why is nobody talking about this? Why
is there virtually no discussion surrounding the rational real data
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that is now out. I got a theory on that too.
We're going to talk about it. I want to dive
into these numbers. Buck'll come back. I bet Buck's gonna
have a big take on this too. But again, when
I see the Saturday numbers being officially out and they're
writing about it in the New York Times, like, okay,
maybe after three weeks the numbers are finally final and
we can talk about it. You can react to it too.
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Eight hundred and two eight two two eight A two.
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Travis here, Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Going to take some
of your calls. The team will tell you that as
the election got closer, a lot of you wanted to
call in and just say they're gonna cheat. I bet
our call screeners would say that is the number one
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thing people wanted to say as the election got closer.
Buck and I both said no, we're not going to
take those calls because I think the better message is
the one that Trump is putting out there, which is
the win has to be so big that they cannot
rig it. And I think that is what happened in
twenty twenty four. If you know that the referees are
biased against you and you are coaching a team, you
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can either say, well, we're not going to participate in
the game at all, or you can say we got
to beat them so bad that even the officiating can't matter.
And I think the latter message is far more powerful
because it puts control inside of your own team. But
if you look at these numbers, commonly gets seven point
one million fewer votes than by did. What are the
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hypotheses that in an honest America you could trot out.
I'll give you three. One is Joe Biden is a
uniquely transcendently popular candidate, and that is why so many
people showed up to vote for him. I would reject
that as out of hand crazy, and I think every
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one of you would too. Another is that Trump is
so uniquely transcendently unpopular that eighty one million people showed
up to vote against him. Okay, except it didn't happen
in twenty sixteen, and it didn't happen in twenty twenty four.
So why in twenty twenty when Trump actually had a
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pretty strong record I know COVID happened, but a pretty
strong record on the economy, on the work that he
had done so far. Would tons of people show up
in twenty twenty to vote against him that didn't show
up to vote against him in twenty sixteen or twenty
twenty four. So I think Biden uniquely popular, Trump uniquely unpopular.
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While they can have impacts, doesn't explain eighty one million votes. Okay,
so I'm taking that hypothesis off the table. Second hypothesis,
I think this is the best argument Democrats could make
that they vote harvested because of COVID on a level
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that we have never seen before, and they were able
to manipulate more votes in twenty twenty than Republicans thought possible,
and that is how they ended up getting across the
checkered line, because again, if Republicans had been doing the same,
then Trump wouldn't suddenly have been able to get a
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record high number of votes in twenty twenty four. That
is the only legal argument you can make. And again
it's right on the margin that they just got numbers
of ballots the likes of which we have never seen
in the mail that they harvested, and again that is
on the very edge of legitimacy. The third is just
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they bait. They blatantly cheated. I think there's only two
arguments at this point based on all the data we have.
And I put up a poll and I said, do
you think that Joe Biden's eighty one million votes are legitimate?
And I was using the data on Kamala getting seven
million fewer. Ninety three percent of you say no, they cheated,
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eighty one million of you say yes, they were legit.
I'm curious if you vote. I bet there's some people
out there right now. I would love to hear from
somebody who voted for Joe Biden that flipped their vote
to Trump in twenty twenty four. That is listening to
us right now. Do you think Biden got eighty one
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million votes? Honestly, you were a part potentially of that vote.
Do you buy it now in retrospect with the data
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Clay and Buck, did you vote for Biden in twenty
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switch to Trump in twenty twenty four. I think there
are a few million people out there who did. But again,
Kamala's voters seven million fewer than Joe Biden. And I
mentioned again, but let me just kind of hammer these
numbers for you. Barack Obama two thousand and eight sixty
nine and a half million votes. Barack Obama twenty twelve
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sixty five point nine million votes. Hillary twenty sixteen sixty
five point eight million votes. So again, Barack Obama eight
was the high water mark, and you roughly knew what
number you needed to hit. Hillary sixty five point eight,
Barack Obama twenty twelve sixty five point nine running against
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McCain comfortably, Obama got sixty nine and a half. And
I think most people out there would say Obama two
thousand and eight is the best campaign run by a
Democrat in the twenty first century so far. We have
twenty five years now, nearly of data a quarter century.
Barack Obama best. Suddenly in twenty twenty, Joe Biden outperforms him.
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By nearly twelve million votes, and they try to say, well,
that's because a lot of people don't like Trump. Okay, Well,
then we come back in twenty twenty four and Kamala
gets seven million fewer votes. Now, population is increasing, so
the overall number of votes should be going up. But
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twenty twenty four, to me, destroys the narrative that twenty
twenty election eighty one million votes was in any way legitimate. Remember,
in twenty twenty, Donald Trump got the most votes for
a sitting United States president ever. He nearly beat Barack
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Obama's numbers by ten million. Suddenly Biden gets eighty one million.
Doesn't add up, Katie. You're in Alaska. You were a
Biden voter in twenty twenty, and you flip to Trump
in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (21:08):
Yeah, I apologize for twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
I apologize, We give you absolution. You're in the confession
room here, Okay, So now you do you understand? I'm
kind of curious how you would analyze it. We have
three Trump elections to look at. Now. Trump has increased
the number of supporters that he has in every election.
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That makes sense to me, because I do think the
data reflects Trump is more popular today than he was
for the first time in twenty sixteen, So what made
you change your mind? And looking back now, even as
a Biden voter, does the eighty one million number seem
difficult to justify legally based on all the data we have.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
No, it doesn't make any sense. And that's half the
reason that millions of us walked away. And I will
never go back to the dumb credit party because the
lies are just so obvious. I mean, I feel like
they really overplayed their hand. The legacy media, the amount
of wives that come out, it's just so obvious and
it's easy to like look and say, yeah, this is
all fantasy land. And so a lot of us woke
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up and walked away during the last four years. Billions
of US proud Trump voters now and we're gone for good.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
Thank you for the call, and thank you by the way.
How's the weather in Alaska? Is its snowy yet? What
part of Alaska are you in?
Speaker 2 (22:32):
I am in Anchorage and we are getting snow right now.
It's a winter wonderland. Come up and see us.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
I appreciate the No way Biden got those votes.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
No way Biden got those votes. I mean, it's the
whole like it smells bad.
Speaker 1 (22:45):
Yeah, thank you for the call, and thank you Katie
for listening to us. By the way, when did you
start listening, Katie, I would.
Speaker 2 (22:52):
Say twenty twenty one, when my quote party started chasing
me with needles and telling me not to ask questions.
I was like, I want to ask question. So I
started listening to forbidden voices and you're one of them.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
And I love you guys, thank you, thank you so much.
I like that. By the way, I like the tease
of listen to forbidden voices. It makes us sound so
alarming and scary. Yet think about what a forbidden voice
in America today is. It's just somebody who says, I
don't know if I buy that. And I flagged this
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because in response, one of our listeners hopped in to
vote in the poll and I thought she had an
interesting take and I want to grab it. Lindsey in
South Carolina sent me a message. She said, why is
election denihalism such a horrific thing? This is the United
States of America and we have the First Amendment for
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a reason. After all the lies we've been told by
the government over my entire life. I'm supposed to think
they wouldn't touch the election to deny quote Hitler power,
get off of it. Also, Trump didn't invent questions the election.
It's been a long time Democrat tradition. That's certainly true.
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But think about what they try to do again. I
just laid out the data, and let me say this.
If you disagree with me, you can call in and
make an argument for why the eighty one million is
one hundred percent legal and one hundred percent above board.
Maybe you've got an argument that I haven't heard. The
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data just doesn't data for me. The math doesn't math.
If Trump were uniquely unpopular, all of the Biden voters
in twenty twenty would have showed up in twenty twenty
four and Trump would have lost. Right. I mean again,
I don't think I am making any crazy argument, and
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I'm open to crazy arguments. If you want to criticize me,
it should be like you know, Clay will consider like
if you can make an argument, I will buy in
to your argument. I'm willing to change my mind. Like
Katie Katie said, Look, I voted for Biden in twenty twenty.
When they started telling me I had to get the
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COVID shot. It made my eyebrows go up. I started
questioning a lot of things. One of the best things
I've seen on social media is the difference between a
conspiracy and the truth is about six months. They're an
awful lot of conspiracies that you weren't allowed to utter
that now are accepted and or conventional wisdom in many places.
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Remember when they wouldn't let us say that COVID likely
leaked from a Chinese lab because it was racist, Like,
I still don't understand that. It's oh no, you can't
say that. See it's racist for you to say that
COVID might have leaked from a Chinese lab. Well, what
happened instead? See, China's so unsanitary and they eat so
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many ridiculous animals that COVID jumped from a Chinese wet
market because they're so unsanitary in what they eat, and
then it leapt from an animal to a human and
that's how it spread. Where was the Chinese wet market? Oh,
really close to the lab where we know they were
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doing highly borderline gain of function research on COVID viruses.
If you were just making an argument of what's remember
Occam's razor. The most likely thing is actually I'm simplifying
it to some extent, although it's a simplification mechanism. The
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most likely thing to have happened is the most likely
thing to have happened. Like I'll give you an example
in my own life. Some of you may remember this.
There's a hole in the wall downstairs beside the video
game console where my boys play video games. No one
will explain how the hole got there. My ten year
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old said, the cat leapt up and he banged his
head into the wall and created the whole. That was
his argument. I don't know how it happened, dad, but
if you look sometimes the cat he jumped. So wait
a minute. Your argument for how a hole got put
in the wall beside the video game area where you
and your brothers get mad and throw video game controllers
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all the time, and where occasionally you fight and you
wrestle and might roll into the wall. Your argument is
the cat just suddenly decided to hurl himself maniacally high
up on the wall by the way, head first and
just knocked a hole in the wall. My ten year
old said, yep, that's my argument. I don't know I'm
not buying it right. Similarly, I'm not buying maybe one
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of you has a brilliant argument that Joe Biden was
so uniquely popular that people were just amazingly compelled to
go out and vote for him. Joe Biden the blandest
presidential candidate in the history of the twenty first century.
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I mean, the man makes Mitt Romney look spicy. Mitt
Romney compared to Joe Biden is a great debate. Who
is the blander alternative? I would actually argue Joe Biden
is blinder because Mitt blander and blinder because Mitt Romney's
brain actually works. They hit him in the basement. They
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basically didn't let him talk. They paired him with Kamala Harris,
who clearly nobody really likes, and they claimed to all
of us that it was the most successful presidential campaign
in the history of the country in terms of people
who wanted to vote for them. And if you just
said we came back with things that make you go
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if you just raised your eyebrow a little bit about that,
you were an election denier and you shouldn't be allowed
to say that. You couldn't even mention it on any
big tech platform. And now I'm saying, I think the
only rational thing to do now that all the counting
is in in twenty twenty four is to go back
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and look at this. And I believe some of your saying, Okay,
what should happen? I think we should have an election
Integrity Commission that Trump puts in place to make recommendations
based on looking at all the data to ensure that
you and me and everybody else out there who votes,
that we can trust the outcomes of our election. Because
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if you can harvest thousands of ballots, and I've got
the data for you. This is courtesy of The New
York Times. I'm not trying to cite right wing newswebsite
dot com. When we come back, I'll actually give you
the data of what happened in the swing states, in particular,
because I think it's very fascinating as it pertains to
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Kamala Harris's performance. It's compared to Joe Biden's Every state
moved in Trump's direction. Kamala Harris spent more money on
her presidential campaign than any candidate has ever spent in history,
nearly a billion dollars more than Trump, and she lost
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ground in every single state compared to twenty twenty. There's
a lot going on here, and it's a real conversation
that an honest country and an honest media would be having.
You're not hearing it happen very many places because so
many people are afraid of having unacceptable conversations. Don't I'm
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an adult. I don't believe in the concept of unacceptable conversations.
Think about the phrase itself, Oh, that's unacceptable to say.
I just don't buy that. You might not like what
somebody says, but the idea that you're just not allowed
to talk about a subject that's fundamentally Unamerican, and it
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makes you ask the question, well, wait a minute, why
can't I have this conversation. I was having a conversation
the other day. Somebody said, I don't think we landed
on the moon. I said, okay, make your argument. Made
the argument. I said, I disagree with you. I think
we did land on the moon. Now, some of you
out there may disagree with me, but you can make
an argument. It's not unacceptable to say something that might
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be unpopular. In fact, that's how societal opinions evolve. That's
the entire purpose of the First Amendment. The First Amendment
wasn't designed to protect majority opinion. It was designed to
protect minority opinion. And I don't mean in terms of race.
I mean something where what you're arguing is actually less popular,
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and that over time, if you make the argument, well,
more people will agree with you, and maybe your argument
will prevail. The majority opinion doesn't matter. As my con
law professor used to say, democracy left completely unchecked is
two wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner. You
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actually have to protect minority opinion. It's the entire purpose
of the First Amendment. The actual authoritarian, fascist control of
media is what we should be afraid of. And the
number of people who are afraid to have honest conversations
because of what the consequences of those conversations might be,
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if you believe that Joe Biden. Are millions of you
out listening to us on this Thanksgiving week? Millions and millions.
If you believe that Joe Biden legitimately and legally got
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eighty one million votes. The forum is yours to make
that argument. See, Unlike people on the left, I am
open to the idea that I might be wrong. I
believe in free speech. Eight hundred two eight two two
eight eight two millions and millions of people listening from
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sea to shining Sea right now. If you believe that
Joe Biden legitimately and legally got eighty one million votes
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for why that is true. The forum will be yours
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out next eight
Welcome to today's edition of the Clay, Travis and Buck
Sexton Show podcast. Welcome in Monday edition. Thanksgiving week, and
we have much to be thankful for here on the
Clay and Buck Show as the Trump landslide continues to
spread across the land. I am in solo with you
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on Monday and Tuesday. Buck is out with his family.
We will have a best of on Thursday Friday. Yes, truly,
there are some clips that they can play and actually
say that they are better than others. Some of you
are out there like all show stinks all the time. Well,
they managed to put together a best of Valley did
on Thursday and Friday, so that will be there for you.
For those of you who are traveling, I'm sure many
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of you have begun the process of traveling to be
with your friends and family for Thanksgiving. We want all
of you to be safe. Also a good time to
remind you, hey, maybe get out there and go ahead
and subscribe to the podcast, because no matter where you are,
you can listen to us. You can take us with you.
Maybe a bunch of you are going to be on
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the road driving on Sunday. I'm going to be driving
with my whole family, six of us in a car,
so probably need something good to listen to, and I
bet many of you out there will be the same.
So you can search out my name Klay Travis, you
can search out Buck Sexton, and you can listen to
us anywhere around the world and certainly anywhere in the
United States. But we want all of you to be safe.
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I dropped my parents off yesterday at the airport. My
dad is recovering from a broken hip. I actually was
really impressed. I want to thank the airline, Southwest Airlines
taking him down to the beach to be with my
family or my wife and youngest already are. They were fabulous.
He was not excited about being in a wheelchair, first
time he's ever been in a wheelchair to travel. He's
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still recovering, but they were great at that. I hope,
especially if you have older family members who are traveling,
that everybody keeps their patience during the holiday season because
a lot of stressed people at airports, a lot of
stressed people all over the place, young and old. But
I wanted to say thanks for how well they did
at the Nashville airport with my parents. So I hope
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the same can happen for you, for your parents, for
your grandparents, and certainly for a lot of you with
young kids. You know how challenging that can all be.
But it's the holiday season, and like I said, we've
got a lot to be thankful for having said that.
Get your popcorn, because some people are going to be
fired up with what I am going to start off
the show talking about with all of you today. Biden
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didn't get eighty one million votes in my opinion, in
a legal way. And I know that's supposed to be
outlandish and outrageous and you can't mention it because election
denialism is a phrase that they have created to try
to make you unable to say it. But over the weekend,
I feel comfortable that all of the votes by and
(02:52):
large are finally in. I've been waiting, been waiting on this.
Buck is going to weigh in. I bet as well.
But over the weekend, doing my reading for those of
you who are VIPs, I'm gonna hold it up for
you so you can see that I am the old
man who still reads the physical print newspaper. And in
the New York Times they have a headline keys to
(03:12):
Trump's win, Big losses for Harris across the country. This
is the headline from the New York Times. What they
just weren't excited, One observer said, of Democrats who failed
to turn out again, I'm reading this is the headline.
Those of you can see it. Key to Trump's win,
big losses for Harris across the country. Trump didn't win.
(03:36):
Harris just really stuck. That's the New York Times, and
then here's their open It may seem like a clear story.
Donald Trump won the election by winning the most votes.
He improved on his totals, adding about two and a
half million more votes than four years ago, but just
as consequential to the outcome, where Kamala Harris losses. She
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earned about seven million fewer votes compared with Joe Biden's
performance in twenty twenty. Miss Harris failed to find new
voters in three of the seven swing states and in
sixty percent of countings across the country, she was not
able to replicate Biden's eighty one million votes. Now that
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the data is all in, and there's a lot of it,
I think we can sit back and ask the question,
how did that happen? Trump has now run for president
three different times. We have pretty good data sets on
Donald Trump's support in this country in twenty sixteen. In fact,
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Trump got sixty two point nine million votes. Hillary got
sixty five point eight million votes. These are the actual
raw data. I'm a little bit strange in that I
love data. I dive into it. One thing that Buck
and I agreed on so much when we initially met
(05:09):
was how many lies we were all being told about COVID.
Why did I believe that we were being lied to
because I actually went and looked at the data. I'm
a nerd in that sense. I have my intuition and
things that I think, but I try to be careful
that it's not just anecdote. I can get in a
car like any of you, and I can talk to
(05:30):
my uber driver, my cab driver, and he can have
his opinion. And, as my mom likes to say, opinions
are like butts. Everybody's got one. I think you can
still say that. I don't think anyone has erased the
buttocks from the human anatomy. Sometimes they claim now that
doctors get sex is wrong, but I guess they're looking
(05:50):
on the front, not the back. That's what the left
likes to say now. Oh, you know, sometimes babies are
born and doctors just they get the sex wrong. Really,
that's interesting. I been in the delvery room three times.
I'm pretty confident in being able to distinguish the sex
of a baby. Maybe that's just me. Maybe I'm particularly talented.
Maybe the doctors, maybe they are getting it wrong, like
left wingers say. But what they try to do is
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they try to restrict the so called Overton window of
what we are allowed to talk about. They did it
during COVID, They did it during the twenty twenty election,
rather than look at data that might make them a
little bit uncomfortable. Remember going on the radio and saying, hey,
you know, if you're under fifty years old and you're
(06:37):
in decent health, there's virtually no danger to you at
all from COVID, and maybe you should still go to work.
That was what the data said. There's kids are more
likely to drown than they are to die of COVID.
We didn't ban swimming. Maybe, just possibly we should allow
kids to stay in school. These are all things they
(06:58):
told you. You weren't allowed to say. Hey, and maybe
a three year old in the mask isn't actually necessary
at all. Maybe kids don't have to sit outside and
meet their lunch. Maybe they can play sports. All those
things we were right on. As I told my wife
the other day, much to her chagrin, I said, yeah,
I've kind of been right about everything on the major
(07:19):
issues over the last seven or eight years. And as
wives would do, she could point out a billion things
that I've been wrong on. But on the issues that
I talk to you guys about, I think I've been right.
And the data now Keena Trump's win, big losses for
Harris across the country. Well that's the New York Times headline.
If Kamala Harris, according to the New York Times, got
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seven point one million fewer votes than Joe Biden got
in twenty twenty, doesn't that raise the antenna a little
bit for you? And you go back in time and
you say, wait a minute, why was Joe Biden able
to get eighty one million votes Joe Biden? Was he
(08:05):
a uniquely talented political figure? Was he a transcendent twenty
first century politician who had such amazing appeal that Americans
in numbers that we've never seen before or since, rushed
to the polls to go vote for him. Did Joe
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Biden bring together so many people that they said, by golly,
I've never seen a politician like Joe Biden in my life.
There's never been a guy who is better at running
for president in my life than Joe Biden. Would any
of you say that? What? Maybe Joe Biden would say it.
(08:48):
Joe Biden's wife, I don't even know that she would
say it. Let's look at the data. Trump ran in
twenty sixteen and he got sixty two point nine million
vot votes. That was the skin of his teeth, blue
wall collapsing win. Now, at the time that Trump won
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in twenty sixteen, the most votes that any president had
ever gotten running for office in history was Barack Obama
got sixty nine and a half million votes in two
thousand and eight. I think most of you out there
would acknowledge Obama beat McCain, and he beat McCain pretty solidly.
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I've got a buddy who's a longtime Republican. He was
in his twenties. He said, it's never been tougher to
pick up girls talking about politics than being a John
McCain voter in your twenties. In two thousand and eight,
it was like you were just dead. I bet if
Buck came on. That was when Buck had his Oh
I'm a libertarian fixation. The Republican brand was not cool
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at all. In two thousand and eight, Barack Obama was
cooler than cool can be. He only got sixty nine
and a half million votes. Now, the population has increased
since then, as we all know. But it's kind of interesting.
I think if you had to point to a Democrat
in the twentieth twenty first century who has most captivated
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Democrat voters and most reached across the aisle and brought
out non traditional voters, it would be Barack Obama two
thousand and eight. You're telling me that Joe Biden got
eleven million and a half more votes than Barack Obama
(10:40):
in two thousand and eight, that he got sixteen million
more votes than Barack Obama twenty twelve. I'm sorry, the
math just ain't mathing for me. Now that we have
three different Trump runs, it's very interesting to look at
(11:04):
and say, hey, what happened here? Trump went in twenty
sixteen from sixty two point nine million votes to seventy
four million in twenty twenty. Okay, if you thought to yourself, well,
the Trump number seems inflated, that doesn't seem real. Well,
(11:24):
he took it to seventy seven million in twenty twenty four.
That is, Trump went up by about two and a
half three million votes. We'll see on the final tally,
Kamala dropped by seven point one million. What's going on here?
How do we explain that? I want to dive into
(11:45):
these numbers again. I'm citing the New York Times, which
now says, look, Kamala is going to get seven point
one million fewer voters. That should set off alarm bells.
That's a big drop. She's losing about ten percent of
her support. Meanwhile, Trump's going up. And you can say, okay,
maybe a couple million of those people were Biden voters
(12:06):
in twenty twenty who flip to Trump in twenty twenty four.
I buy that that doesn't seem crazy to me, and
that Trump's numbers were pretty die hard and they weren't
going to leave. Why is nobody talking about this? Why
is there virtually no discussion surrounding the rational real data
(12:28):
that is now out. I got a theory on that too.
We're going to talk about it. I want to dive
into these numbers. Buck'll come back. I bet Buck's gonna
have a big take on this too. But again, when
I see the Saturday numbers being officially out and they're
writing about it in the New York Times, like, okay,
maybe after three weeks the numbers are finally final and
we can talk about it. You can react to it too.
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Eight hundred and two eight two two eight A two.
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Travis here, Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. Going to take some
of your calls. The team will tell you that as
the election got closer, a lot of you wanted to
call in and just say they're gonna cheat. I bet
our call screeners would say that is the number one
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thing people wanted to say as the election got closer.
Buck and I both said no, we're not going to
take those calls because I think the better message is
the one that Trump is putting out there, which is
the win has to be so big that they cannot
rig it. And I think that is what happened in
twenty twenty four. If you know that the referees are
biased against you and you are coaching a team, you
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can either say, well, we're not going to participate in
the game at all, or you can say we got
to beat them so bad that even the officiating can't matter.
And I think the latter message is far more powerful
because it puts control inside of your own team. But
if you look at these numbers, commonly gets seven point
one million fewer votes than by did. What are the
(15:01):
hypotheses that in an honest America you could trot out.
I'll give you three. One is Joe Biden is a
uniquely transcendently popular candidate, and that is why so many
people showed up to vote for him. I would reject
that as out of hand crazy, and I think every
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one of you would too. Another is that Trump is
so uniquely transcendently unpopular that eighty one million people showed
up to vote against him. Okay, except it didn't happen
in twenty sixteen, and it didn't happen in twenty twenty four.
So why in twenty twenty when Trump actually had a
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pretty strong record I know COVID happened, but a pretty
strong record on the economy, on the work that he
had done so far. Would tons of people show up
in twenty twenty to vote against him that didn't show
up to vote against him in twenty sixteen or twenty
twenty four. So I think Biden uniquely popular, Trump uniquely unpopular.
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While they can have impacts, doesn't explain eighty one million votes. Okay,
so I'm taking that hypothesis off the table. Second hypothesis,
I think this is the best argument Democrats could make
that they vote harvested because of COVID on a level
(16:27):
that we have never seen before, and they were able
to manipulate more votes in twenty twenty than Republicans thought possible,
and that is how they ended up getting across the
checkered line, because again, if Republicans had been doing the same,
then Trump wouldn't suddenly have been able to get a
(16:49):
record high number of votes in twenty twenty four. That
is the only legal argument you can make. And again
it's right on the margin that they just got numbers
of ballots the likes of which we have never seen
in the mail that they harvested, and again that is
on the very edge of legitimacy. The third is just
(17:12):
they bait. They blatantly cheated. I think there's only two
arguments at this point based on all the data we have.
And I put up a poll and I said, do
you think that Joe Biden's eighty one million votes are legitimate?
And I was using the data on Kamala getting seven
million fewer. Ninety three percent of you say no, they cheated,
(17:37):
eighty one million of you say yes, they were legit.
I'm curious if you vote. I bet there's some people
out there right now. I would love to hear from
somebody who voted for Joe Biden that flipped their vote
to Trump in twenty twenty four. That is listening to
us right now. Do you think Biden got eighty one
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million votes? Honestly, you were a part potentially of that vote.
Do you buy it now in retrospect with the data
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(19:05):
switch to Trump in twenty twenty four. I think there
are a few million people out there who did. But again,
Kamala's voters seven million fewer than Joe Biden. And I
mentioned again, but let me just kind of hammer these
numbers for you. Barack Obama two thousand and eight sixty
nine and a half million votes. Barack Obama twenty twelve
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sixty five point nine million votes. Hillary twenty sixteen sixty
five point eight million votes. So again, Barack Obama eight
was the high water mark, and you roughly knew what
number you needed to hit. Hillary sixty five point eight,
Barack Obama twenty twelve sixty five point nine running against
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McCain comfortably, Obama got sixty nine and a half. And
I think most people out there would say Obama two
thousand and eight is the best campaign run by a
Democrat in the twenty first century so far. We have
twenty five years now, nearly of data a quarter century.
Barack Obama best. Suddenly in twenty twenty, Joe Biden outperforms him.
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By nearly twelve million votes, and they try to say, well,
that's because a lot of people don't like Trump. Okay, Well,
then we come back in twenty twenty four and Kamala
gets seven million fewer votes. Now, population is increasing, so
the overall number of votes should be going up. But
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twenty twenty four, to me, destroys the narrative that twenty
twenty election eighty one million votes was in any way legitimate. Remember,
in twenty twenty, Donald Trump got the most votes for
a sitting United States president ever. He nearly beat Barack
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Obama's numbers by ten million. Suddenly Biden gets eighty one million.
Doesn't add up, Katie. You're in Alaska. You were a
Biden voter in twenty twenty, and you flip to Trump
in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2 (21:08):
Yeah, I apologize for twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (21:10):
I apologize, We give you absolution. You're in the confession
room here, Okay, So now you do you understand? I'm
kind of curious how you would analyze it. We have
three Trump elections to look at. Now. Trump has increased
the number of supporters that he has in every election.
(21:30):
That makes sense to me, because I do think the
data reflects Trump is more popular today than he was
for the first time in twenty sixteen, So what made
you change your mind? And looking back now, even as
a Biden voter, does the eighty one million number seem
difficult to justify legally based on all the data we have.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
No, it doesn't make any sense. And that's half the
reason that millions of us walked away. And I will
never go back to the dumb credit party because the
lies are just so obvious. I mean, I feel like
they really overplayed their hand. The legacy media, the amount
of wives that come out, it's just so obvious and
it's easy to like look and say, yeah, this is
all fantasy land. And so a lot of us woke
(22:16):
up and walked away during the last four years. Billions
of US proud Trump voters now and we're gone for good.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
Thank you for the call, and thank you by the way.
How's the weather in Alaska? Is its snowy yet? What
part of Alaska are you in?
Speaker 2 (22:32):
I am in Anchorage and we are getting snow right now.
It's a winter wonderland. Come up and see us.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
I appreciate the No way Biden got those votes.
Speaker 2 (22:41):
No way Biden got those votes. I mean, it's the
whole like it smells bad.
Speaker 1 (22:45):
Yeah, thank you for the call, and thank you Katie
for listening to us. By the way, when did you
start listening, Katie, I would.
Speaker 2 (22:52):
Say twenty twenty one, when my quote party started chasing
me with needles and telling me not to ask questions.
I was like, I want to ask question. So I
started listening to forbidden voices and you're one of them.
Speaker 1 (23:03):
And I love you guys, thank you, thank you so much.
I like that. By the way, I like the tease
of listen to forbidden voices. It makes us sound so
alarming and scary. Yet think about what a forbidden voice
in America today is. It's just somebody who says, I
don't know if I buy that. And I flagged this
(23:24):
because in response, one of our listeners hopped in to
vote in the poll and I thought she had an
interesting take and I want to grab it. Lindsey in
South Carolina sent me a message. She said, why is
election denihalism such a horrific thing? This is the United
States of America and we have the First Amendment for
(23:45):
a reason. After all the lies we've been told by
the government over my entire life. I'm supposed to think
they wouldn't touch the election to deny quote Hitler power,
get off of it. Also, Trump didn't invent questions the election.
It's been a long time Democrat tradition. That's certainly true.
(24:07):
But think about what they try to do again. I
just laid out the data, and let me say this.
If you disagree with me, you can call in and
make an argument for why the eighty one million is
one hundred percent legal and one hundred percent above board.
Maybe you've got an argument that I haven't heard. The
(24:28):
data just doesn't data for me. The math doesn't math.
If Trump were uniquely unpopular, all of the Biden voters
in twenty twenty would have showed up in twenty twenty
four and Trump would have lost. Right. I mean again,
I don't think I am making any crazy argument, and
(24:52):
I'm open to crazy arguments. If you want to criticize me,
it should be like you know, Clay will consider like
if you can make an argument, I will buy in
to your argument. I'm willing to change my mind. Like
Katie Katie said, Look, I voted for Biden in twenty twenty.
When they started telling me I had to get the
(25:12):
COVID shot. It made my eyebrows go up. I started
questioning a lot of things. One of the best things
I've seen on social media is the difference between a
conspiracy and the truth is about six months. They're an
awful lot of conspiracies that you weren't allowed to utter
that now are accepted and or conventional wisdom in many places.
(25:34):
Remember when they wouldn't let us say that COVID likely
leaked from a Chinese lab because it was racist, Like,
I still don't understand that. It's oh no, you can't
say that. See it's racist for you to say that
COVID might have leaked from a Chinese lab. Well, what
happened instead? See, China's so unsanitary and they eat so
(25:56):
many ridiculous animals that COVID jumped from a Chinese wet
market because they're so unsanitary in what they eat, and
then it leapt from an animal to a human and
that's how it spread. Where was the Chinese wet market? Oh,
really close to the lab where we know they were
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doing highly borderline gain of function research on COVID viruses.
If you were just making an argument of what's remember
Occam's razor. The most likely thing is actually I'm simplifying
it to some extent, although it's a simplification mechanism. The
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most likely thing to have happened is the most likely
thing to have happened. Like I'll give you an example
in my own life. Some of you may remember this.
There's a hole in the wall downstairs beside the video
game console where my boys play video games. No one
will explain how the hole got there. My ten year
(26:59):
old said, the cat leapt up and he banged his
head into the wall and created the whole. That was
his argument. I don't know how it happened, dad, but
if you look sometimes the cat he jumped. So wait
a minute. Your argument for how a hole got put
in the wall beside the video game area where you
and your brothers get mad and throw video game controllers
(27:20):
all the time, and where occasionally you fight and you
wrestle and might roll into the wall. Your argument is
the cat just suddenly decided to hurl himself maniacally high
up on the wall by the way, head first and
just knocked a hole in the wall. My ten year
old said, yep, that's my argument. I don't know I'm
not buying it right. Similarly, I'm not buying maybe one
(27:45):
of you has a brilliant argument that Joe Biden was
so uniquely popular that people were just amazingly compelled to
go out and vote for him. Joe Biden the blandest
presidential candidate in the history of the twenty first century.
(28:06):
I mean, the man makes Mitt Romney look spicy. Mitt
Romney compared to Joe Biden is a great debate. Who
is the blander alternative? I would actually argue Joe Biden
is blinder because Mitt blander and blinder because Mitt Romney's
brain actually works. They hit him in the basement. They
(28:31):
basically didn't let him talk. They paired him with Kamala Harris,
who clearly nobody really likes, and they claimed to all
of us that it was the most successful presidential campaign
in the history of the country in terms of people
who wanted to vote for them. And if you just
said we came back with things that make you go
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if you just raised your eyebrow a little bit about that,
you were an election denier and you shouldn't be allowed
to say that. You couldn't even mention it on any
big tech platform. And now I'm saying, I think the
only rational thing to do now that all the counting
is in in twenty twenty four is to go back
(29:12):
and look at this. And I believe some of your saying, Okay,
what should happen? I think we should have an election
Integrity Commission that Trump puts in place to make recommendations
based on looking at all the data to ensure that
you and me and everybody else out there who votes,
that we can trust the outcomes of our election. Because
(29:35):
if you can harvest thousands of ballots, and I've got
the data for you. This is courtesy of The New
York Times. I'm not trying to cite right wing newswebsite
dot com. When we come back, I'll actually give you
the data of what happened in the swing states, in particular,
because I think it's very fascinating as it pertains to
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Kamala Harris's performance. It's compared to Joe Biden's Every state
moved in Trump's direction. Kamala Harris spent more money on
her presidential campaign than any candidate has ever spent in history,
nearly a billion dollars more than Trump, and she lost
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ground in every single state compared to twenty twenty. There's
a lot going on here, and it's a real conversation
that an honest country and an honest media would be having.
You're not hearing it happen very many places because so
many people are afraid of having unacceptable conversations. Don't I'm
(30:42):
an adult. I don't believe in the concept of unacceptable conversations.
Think about the phrase itself, Oh, that's unacceptable to say.
I just don't buy that. You might not like what
somebody says, but the idea that you're just not allowed
to talk about a subject that's fundamentally Unamerican, and it
(31:03):
makes you ask the question, well, wait a minute, why
can't I have this conversation. I was having a conversation
the other day. Somebody said, I don't think we landed
on the moon. I said, okay, make your argument. Made
the argument. I said, I disagree with you. I think
we did land on the moon. Now, some of you
out there may disagree with me, but you can make
an argument. It's not unacceptable to say something that might
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be unpopular. In fact, that's how societal opinions evolve. That's
the entire purpose of the First Amendment. The First Amendment
wasn't designed to protect majority opinion. It was designed to
protect minority opinion. And I don't mean in terms of race.
I mean something where what you're arguing is actually less popular,
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and that over time, if you make the argument, well,
more people will agree with you, and maybe your argument
will prevail. The majority opinion doesn't matter. As my con
law professor used to say, democracy left completely unchecked is
two wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner. You
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actually have to protect minority opinion. It's the entire purpose
of the First Amendment. The actual authoritarian, fascist control of
media is what we should be afraid of. And the
number of people who are afraid to have honest conversations
because of what the consequences of those conversations might be,
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not even opinion, just a conversation itself. Wello. The Legacy
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to yours. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving from the Clay and
Buck Show. Open phone lines. I only want these calls
if you believe that Joe Biden. Are millions of you
out listening to us on this Thanksgiving week? Millions and millions.
If you believe that Joe Biden legitimately and legally got
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eighty one million votes. The forum is yours to make
that argument. See, Unlike people on the left, I am
open to the idea that I might be wrong. I
believe in free speech. Eight hundred two eight two two
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sea to shining Sea right now. If you believe that
Joe Biden legitimately and legally got eighty one million votes
in twenty twenty, no Shenanigans. Call and make your case
for why that is true. The forum will be yours
to tell us why Joe Biden is the greatest most
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successful presidential candidate in terms of vote mobilization legally since
George Washington. I would love to hear that argument from you.
In the meantime, I am drinking I'm not proud of this.
By the way, I threw the cats under the under
the bus. Maybe there are some cats out there that
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take a leaping running start and just go head first
right into the wall in an attempt to put a
hole in it. Maybe that's happened, maybe my ten year old.
Maybe his argument is valid. Maybe they're eighty one million
Biden voters. I am drinking Crockett coffee out of it,
and I'm not proud of this, out of a mug
that says you've cat to be kitting me. I don't
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even know. This is embarrassing for me. I don't know
how this came to be. It's a large mug, and
I just want a lot of coffee. This is my
wife who likes cats. I'm drinking Crockett coffee out of
a You've cat to be kitting me. You might not
be able to trust me at all anything that I've
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