January 2, 2025 • 34 mins
Clay was worried about a terror attack, which is the latest result of the Biden admin. What happened in New Orleans is an example of what ‘globalize the intifada’ means. Was no one in the FBI was aware that this guy was radicalized toward ISIS? How is that possible?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome in, Happy New Year to all of you. I
hope that you and your families had a fantastic Christmas
and a splendid New Year so far. I'm back with
you guys Thursday and Friday of this week. Buck, We'll
be back with me on Monday. As we roll into
twenty twenty five, I want to thank you again for
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all of the incredible support you showed the show, You
showed proct Coffee, you showed OutKick, and you showed both
Buck and myself during the course in twenty twenty four
best year I can remember, preferred personally and professionally. I
hope you guys have gotten rested up, had an awesome
time with your friends and your family. But unfortunately, as
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we begin this first show with either Buck, Buck or
myself in twenty twenty five, we got an awful news
story that is going to be the focus of today's program,
and that is the terror attack that occurred in New
Orleans yesterday at about three point fifteen in the morning
Central time, when a isis inspired deranged lunatic drove his truck,
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mowed down a substantial number of pedestrians and was then
finally shot and killed by police. After he got out
of the car and began to fire a weapon. Sadly,
this is all too predictable. I ended the show telling
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you guys that I had a deep fear after having
just been to Israel and seeing what fundamentalists Islamic terrorists
were willing to do to Jews. Given how wide open
this country has been in many ways, and given the
fact that the Department of Justice, Joe Biden, and the
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FBI have been telling us since January sixth that the
biggest threat to America was white supremacy, I had a
feeling that we were not focusing on the people that
would actually do damage to this country. And this is
the result, and I don't think it's going to be
the end result. They're going to be. Unfortunately. I believe
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in the days, weeks, and months ahead, many people who
become the victims of radical Muslim extremism and are killed
in this country because we haven't been doing what we
should be doing, which is focusing on the people that
are actual dangers this country. Instead, we've been going after
grandma's and grandpa's who trespassed on January sixth. We've been
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investigating school board parents who show up like me and
are upset about the decisions being made surrounding their kids' education.
We have been focused on pro life protesters who stand
outside of abortion clinics and try to encourage people not
to have abortions. That is what the Joe Biden Department
of Justice, as well as all the law fair that's
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been brought to bear against Donald Trump, they have been
focusing on things that are not actual direct the rest
of this country, and I believe, as a result, have
allowed the terror attack which just happened, and unfortunately, what
I believe will be future terror attacks to occur because
they haven't been focused on the real bad guys in
this country. And I'm going to dive all into that.
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We're going to discuss it to a great degree. Unfortunately,
I was hoping we'd have a happy Hey it's second
in January. Let's all just kind of celebrate. I'll help
you get through your hangovers. So what I thought when
I kicked up my feet I woke up yesterday morning,
I was like, man, I'm going to watch college football
all day. I'm going to watch the college football playoff,
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going to finish at the Sugar Bowl that's taking place
in New Orleans a game, by the way, is going
to kick off at for Eastern today, at least scheduled.
I'll let you know if anything changes with that. A
lot of people were at that planning for the Sugar Bowl,
the Georgia Notre Dame game. Imagine a lot of you
listening to me right now, fans of Georgia Notre Dame.
Great game. Way between Texas and Arizona State yesterday. Not
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so good of a game if you're an Oregon Duck fan,
as Ohio State and ran rampant. If you're in Ohio
listening to us right now, and I know we're number
one in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati over the course of
the year. So I know a lot of you are
in Ohio very excited about that. You took it to
my beloved Tennessee volunteers, and you took it to Oregon Ducks.
So I have been out on Bourbon Street after midnight
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around New Year's Eve a bunch of different times because
a lot of you know, I came out of the
world of sports. Sugar Bowl down in New Orleans, one
of the biggest games of the year, and they often
have hosted the National Championship Game I have been down there,
had an amazing time, have seen how packed those streets
are and what a phenomenal place New Orleans is to
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ring in the new year. I'm sure many of you
out there listening to me right now have been on
Bourbon Street at some point in time. You may or
may not remember having been there, but I know that
many of you have been there. I want to start
the show today, and I'm going to keep hammering this
home throughout the course of the day because I know
a lot of college kids and high school kids are
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home right now, and you guys may be riding around
in your cars with Dad and mom, Grandma and grandpa.
You may not regularly listen to Clay and Buck. You should. Hey,
hope you're having a good start to your year. But
I think you guys are incredibly important. If you are
under the age of twenty five right now and you
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are listening to this program, you may have some knowledge
of the college protests that broke out on campus in
the wake of the October seventh terror attack on Israel.
This happened great schools like Columbia all the way across
the country. Great school like UCLA happened at my undergrad
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alma mater, George Washington University. Happened at my law school
alma mater, Vanderbilt University. There are a lot of schools
out there that had campus protests, that had student protesters
putting out tents, sitting around and do you know what
they were chanting? Oftentimes, globalize the Intifada from the river
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to the sea. Let Palestine be free, I believe yesterday
on Sixth Avenue in New York City, some of you
may have seen this. I want to play it for you,
even in the wake of the terror attack in New Orleans.
This is what they were chanting on Sixth Avenue in
New York City yesterday. Listen, Okay, they're chanting globalize the
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endi Fada. That was happening on Sixth Avenue in New
York City yesterday. They were marching, they were protesting, celebrating
in some ways the terror attack that had just happened
in New Orleans. And I want you kids to listen
to me closely. This is what globalized the Intifada looks like.
You have lost the ability your generation to distinguish between
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good and evil. Evil is what just happened in New Orleans.
You and your college buddies, you and your young friends,
because almost all of these victims are twenty five are
under which is why I want you to listen really carefully.
Are standing around on Bourbon Street. You've had an amazing
night celebrating the new year. You've been out chasing girls
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or boys. You probably have had a few too many drinks,
and you are just thinking to yourself, Man, it couldn't
have been much more fun than what we just experienced.
And then this terrorist comes speeding down Bourbon Street, wiping
out every single person that he could. That's what globalized.
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The Intifada means. They want to kill you because they
believe that America and our freedoms are evil. You have
taken up the mantle. This guy had the ISIS flag
in the back of his truck. You have taken up
the mantle of evil and convinced yourself that it's actually good.
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This is one of the most troubling things in the
last year two years that's happened in America. We have
lost the ability to distinguish between good and evil, especially
young people. These kids on college campus is supposedly the
most educated generation ever. They're so educated they can't even
tell what good and evil is. And you guys need
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to start speaking out to your friends and your family
and those age groups, and you need to tell them, hey,
this is what we're supporting. Globalize the Intifada means bring
the evil of Muslim fundamentalism and terrorism, and we're going
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to bring it to the United States. And we're going
to rain down holy hell on America too, because they
believe that we are evil. This is important. A lot
of times we talk about this on the show. We're
going to have a lot of different battles in American politics.
What should the corporate tax rate be? Some people are
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going to say it should be twenty seven percent, other
people like me are going to say it should be
fifteen percent. What should the top marginal tax rate be?
I think it should be lower. What should the capital
gains tax RP? What should we do as it pertains
to social security or medicare? How should we adjust the
cost of living? All of those things are very real
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political debates, But in the grand scheme of things we're
talking about on the margins disagreements that reasonable people can have,
there is no reasonable argument other than killing people because
your religion has convinced you that it should occur is evil,
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and there are millions, if not tens of millions, of
people who believe that what that man did is actually heroic. Now,
some of us lived through nine to eleven, and we
remember seeing the towers fall, and we remember what evil
truly is. But what scares me is if a nine
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to eleven terror attack happened today, some people would say,
and it wouldn't be an insubstantial amount of Americans, that
we deserved it, and that the terrorists were right to
fly those planes into those buildings because much of the
American public, especially people under the age of twenty five,
has lost the ability to truly distinguish between good and evil. So,
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all of you out there listening to me right now,
who are home on college break home, on Christmas break
home one winter break, as you are riding around right
now with your mom or your dad, or your grandma
or your grandpa, right now, there are many people on
your college campuses that supported this and don't have the
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ability to distinguish between good and evil. That has to end.
We have to have honest conversations about this. We have
to condemn this utterly across the American body politic and
across all age ranges, because if we don't, this is
going to happen more and more and more. And this
is what globalized the dafada really means. It means you
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are standing on the street, having celebrated all night with
your buddies on Bourbon Street, and then out of nowhere
a car comes and drives right over you or your
best friend. Again. Almost every single person who died was
under the age of twenty five, because you guys know,
that's most of the people that are going to be
out at three point fifteen in the morning, still celebrating
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older people. Maybe a lot of older people out there
did what I did. You're in the Central time zone
and at eleven o'clock you're like, ah, it hit midnight
on the East Coast. I think I'll go ahead and
go to bed. I've been through enough New Years. I'm
not at a huge celebration right now. I'll tell my
kids Happy New Year, and I'll go on to bed.
Most people around my age or older not out at
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three fifteen in the morning anymore. The people who were victims,
I'm seeing all these poor kids. I came to imagine
what their families are going through. Almost all of them
are teenagers or in their early twenties, the same age
people that were on college campus is chanting globalize the Intifada.
This is what that leads to, and I think it's
important to recognize it much less serious. I told you
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Run your game, Saving America one thought at a time.
Clay Travis and Buck Sexton. Find them on the free
iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back
(13:48):
in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. I'm going to give
you more details on New Orleans here in a moment,
but we also had an attack that took place in
Las Vegas which seems quite intentional. A Tesla cyber truck
was exploded in front of the Trump Building in in
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Las Vegas. Details now out on that the individual who
did that was a master sergeant in Army Special Ops
assigned an unapproved leave at the time of his death.
So this individual was stationed, I believe in Germany. So
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right now the FBI is saying, oh, we don't know
if these two things are connected, but you've got the
former Army officer who became radicalized by ISIS while living
in the United States and drove his car down the
Bourbon Street, mowing down people. Fifteen dead so far in
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New Orleans. And another guy who blew himself up in
the Teesla cyber truck outside of the entry to the
Trump Building in Las Vegas, the building with Trump's name
on it. Remember when Lloyd Austin, the Defense Secretary, tried
to tell us that one of the biggest threats to
our military was white supremacy. Remember when Joe Biden told
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us that it was the darkest day in America since
January sixth, the number one threat to America was white supremacy.
I think it's actually radical Islamic terrorism. I know this
is a crazy idea, But if I told you right now, hey,
what ideology is more likely to be trying to mass
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murder as many people as they possibly can? Radical Islamic
terrorism which has killed thousands in the past few years,
or white supremacy, which has killed crickets. I don't even
know a white supremacist. There isn't even any political figure
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that engages in white supremacy and has any kind of
power at all. And you might say, Okay, why does
this matter. Can't the FBI do multiple things? Clay, can't
they prosecute January sixth? Then also recognize what these people
buy in large. This is why Kashptel has to get
in as head of the FBI as quick as we
possibly can. These people who work in these big government
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bureaucracies will do whatever their bosses tell them to try
to get promotions inside of those bureaucracies. So if you
are told, hey, we've got to really focus on domestic extremism,
they'll go find domestic extremists, even if they have to
entrap them in order to find those crimes, because that's
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how you get promoted, and that's how you guarantee yourself
job security. This is the reality of the world in
which we find ourselves, and it's important to recognize what's
going on there and what they are all manifesting based
on this failed Department of Justice, based on Joe Biden leadership.
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I'm going to play you some audio Biden addressing the
New Orleans terror attack. The guy can barely read for
four minutes. That continue would cover up of his inability
to be president. Thank the Lord. We only have eighteen
days until Donald Trump's going to be in office, but effectively,
right now we don't have a president at all. Biden
can't do anything. He's on vacation down to the Virgin Islands.
He's now on Camp David, But I'll play may even
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want to play the whole four minutes for you, just
to give you a context of how unable to even
read for three or four minutes he actually is. It's scary.
We need a new president, we need him now. We
need a new FBI director, We need him now. Good
things are coming, but it needs to get here as
soon as possible. When don't we come back, I'll break
down more on New Orleans for you. Leeve Travis and
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buck Sexton on the front lines of truth. Welcome back
in Clay Travis buck Sexton show. Let me fill you
in with some of the late There's just been an
FBI press conference. The FBI says that they have so
far not been able to establish a connection between the
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Tesla cyber truck explosion in Las Vegas and the New
Orleans terror attack. I'm just telling you what they have said.
I'll take some of your calls by the way eight
hundred and two A two two eight A two and
just giving you a little bit of a roadmap of
where we're going. Nicole Parker, former FBI agent. Many of
you may have seen her on Fox News. She is
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set to join us at the top of the third
hour and tell us what she has seen in the FBI,
what she thinks about this investigation. She'll be with us.
Then Senator Cassidy in Louisiana UH is scheduled to join
us at two thirty. We also have invitations out to
the Governor of New Orleans, the governor of Louisiana who
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is in New Orleans and says that he's going to
be at the Sugar Bowl, which is kicking off in
just a few hours. They have moved the sugar to
today and it is kicking off at three Central time
in New Orleans four on the East coast. Just fyi,
and we're going to have audio from this press conference
in a moment, But first I want to play you
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some of what happened yesterday. This was an act of terrorism.
This is the Assistant Director Christopher Ray yesterday. Listen to
cut one.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
First and foremost, let me be very clear about this point.
This was an act of terrorism. It was premeditated and
an evil act. This was obviously a critical incident, and
with that, lots of information and tips come pouring in
from law enforcement, first responders, and the public. We have
been aggressively running down these tips and information. But at
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this point, currently, and this is another position on another
fact I want to be clear on, we do not
assess at this point that anyone else involved in this
attack is involved in this attack except for sham sud
Den Jabbar, the subject you've already been briefed on.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
Okay, So initially they said they thought three or four
other people were involved, and there may have been other
explosive devices. They now say they don't believe anybody else
was involved. And I'm not sure how you pronounced this
guy's name. It's not Christopher ray the FBI director who
is stepping down. It may be pronounced the same way.
It may be Raya. I'm not sure r Aia is
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what I have this gentleman's name as that is who
was just speaking. That was this morning. This was yesterday,
and this is I tweeted about this and said, this
is one of many reasons why we need Kashptel in
immediately as the head of the FBI, the person who
decided to speak yesterday. This is in the press conference
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they had yesterday morning, hours after the attack. Remember, the
guy had a friggin' ISIS flag on the back of
his pickup truck. I'm not an expert on investigatory procedures,
but if you have an ISIS flag on the back
of your pickup truck and you're mowing down people, maybe
there's a little bit of evidence that you might be
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involved in a terror attack. Remember yesterday, the FBI, in
the press conference several hours after the attack said it
wasn't a terror attack. Listen, this is not a terrorist event.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
What it is right now is there improvised explosive devices
that was found and we are working on confirming if
this is a viable device or not.
Speaker 1 (21:33):
Okay, excuse me. You've got potentially multiple IEDs, You've got
an ISIS flag in the back of the truck, you
got a guy mowing down people out on Bourbon Street,
and the first thing you say at your press conference
is this is not a terrorist event. Who are these
people who are working as FBI agents. This is why
I want to talk with with Nicole Parker, a former
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FBI agent. The number one thing we have to do
is get back to the maritak in America. I always
say this, I don't care. The more significant your job is,
the less I care about anything having to do with you.
Other than your actual ability. If I need a doctor,
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I don't care anything about the doctor other than is
the doctor a badass at what he or she does? Right?
That's all I care about. I don't care where you
went to school. I don't care what your religion is.
I don't care what kind of parent you are. I
care whether you are really good at your job. When
I get on an airplane, I don't care whether the
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airplane pilot is of a different race, ethnicity, of religion
than I am. I care are they a badass if
flying an airplane? DEI is entirely focused on things other
than your ability to do the job. Meritocracy is all
that should matter in America, and the more significant the job,
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the more it matters in the grand scheme of things.
Do we have the latest update? Video yet? Audio? Yet? Greg?
Here's cut twenty six This just happened, the absolute latest
on the New Orleans investigation. Listen.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
There were five videos posted on Jabbar's Facebook account, which
are time stamped, beginning at one twenty nine am and
the last at.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
Three h two am.
Speaker 2 (23:26):
In the first video, Jabbar explains he originally planned to
harm his family and friends, but was concerned the news
headlines would not focus on the quote war between the
believers and the disbelievers end quote. Additionally, he stated he
had joined ISIS before this summer. He also provided a
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will and testament.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
Okay, this just again, as there's more and more investigation
coming out about this guy, it seems quite clear that
he has been radicalized at some point in time, lived
in Houston and had decided that he was going to
pledge his adherents to ISIS. He wanted to potentially kill
his family. I believe the reports are that he has
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a twenty year old daughter and a fifteen year old
daughter and an ex wife, and that that family had
basically the ex wife and the kids had distanced themselves
from him because this guy had kind of gone crazy
and he wanted to kill his family. Who knows what
the reason for that was, but as the FBI is
reporting now, he said in the video that he wanted
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everybody to understand that this was a war between believers
and non believers of the Muslim faith, and so that's
why he decided that he needed to kill as many
people as possible early in the morning of January first,
in New Orleans. And this is a calculated attempt. I mean,
there's lots of failures here that allowed this to occur.
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For instance, there are supposed to be barriers that come
up that don't allow a car to be driven down
Bourbon Street, but they are in the process of getting
those replaced, and they weren't replaced in time for New
Year's Eve and or the Sugar Bowl, which is one
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of the biggest events that goes on in New Orleans. Obviously,
Marty Garras is also huge. I will be down in
New Orleans in about a month. I've been down a
lot for big games. Super Bowl is taking place in
New Orleans for those of you who don't know, I'll
be down there for that event. How incompetent is it
that you can't get guards up, meaning the barriers, the barricades,
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and get it fixed and replaced in time for New
Years and the Sugar Bowl. I can't imagine that this
is some incredibly difficult construction process. And if I look,
I'm not the mayor of New Orleans, but if you
came to me and you said, hey, we have to
fix these barricades to provide more security in the French
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Quarter on Bourbon Street, I would say, Okay, Let's get
it fixed sometime during the summer so that we're ready
for the biggest events of our calendar, which are the
Sugar Bowl New Year's I'd actually want it fixed for
the Saints games that take place in the Superdome. So
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I'd like to get this fixed. Let's get it done
in the summer. May and June, not as busy in
New Orleans. Less likelihood of a tear attack could always happen,
but less likely in May or June. This guy drove
from Houston with the intent of killing as many people
on Bourbon Street on New Year's Day, New Year's Night
turning into New Year's Day as possible, looking for an
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opportunity with an ISIS flag flying in the back of
his truck. I'd also ask, are you really saying that
a guy joins ISIS in the summer, and there's no
evident that he joined ISIS between now and this terror attack.
Somehow we're arresting people for January sixth, still for trespassing.
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Nobody in the Houston FBI office became aware that this
guy might have been radicalized and become a member of ISIS.
He wasn't posting anything online. There was no evidence whatsoever
of his having joined a terrorist organization. How about on
Facebook he posts for hours in advance of what he's
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going to do. Nobody sees those videos up on Facebook
till after he's killed people. Did he have no friends?
No one is out there again, So much of what
occurs here is about not recognizing true evil and being
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aware of what legitimate threats in America look like. And
this guy killed fifteen people and wounded and maimed many more.
But there are a lot of this dude. There are
a lot of people who have pledged loyalty to ISIS
in this country right now, who saw what this guy
did and they want to do the same. There is
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a lot of evil in America. We have allowed our
a lot of people to walk right across our southern border.
We have no idea who is even here. There are
going to be more of this guy. What are we
doing to stop that from happening? And where are our
resources and our focus actually going. The FBI's been in
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investigating Milania Trump's underwear drawer. They've been taking photos all
over mar A Lago of Trump engaging in law fair
working with Jack Smith. I got a crazy idea, how
about we focus on actual bad guys. How about we
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focus our resources on people that are actually trying to
kill us, that have pledged allegiance to ISIS is this
basic common sense? All crimes are not created equal. Some
people are a lot more dangerous potentially than others. I
feel awful for the families that had to wake up
on New Year's Day and find out that they're young
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guy or girl and their family. A lot of these people,
frankly to me, are kids. If you're under twenty five
years old, to me, you're still kind of a kid.
I know people immediately say, well, when you're eighteen, you're
I get it. But if you remember being nineteen or twenty,
a lot of people are still kids, right, even if
you are technically an adult. You're out celebrating New Year's
Eve with your buddies and this guy comes plowing through.
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There are a lot more of him out there. What
are we doing to stop this from occurring elsewhere? And
you know, and I know, and unfortunately this is the reality.
Anytime we have an act like this, there oftentimes are
a lot of copycats because crazy people see the reason
I try out to use these guys' names on this
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program is crazy. People see this, they are immediately attracted
to the infamy of the killers, and it produces oftentimes
reverberations where other people engage in acts of violence as well.
A lot of times when we have a shooting incident,
there's another couple that come up very soon thereafter. What
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are we doing to stop these people? I think there's
probably thousands of them. I don't think that's crazy. I'll
ask Nicole Parker in a couple of hours when she
comes on, how many people do we think are like
this guy in America right now? I don't think it's
crazy to believe there are thousands of ISIS adherents in
the United States right now? What are those people planning?
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How much more deadly could their attacks be? And why
in the world have we been focused on arresting grandmas
and grandpas who walked into January sixth going through sending
our FBI agents to rummage through Milania Trump's underwear drawer,
arresting parents who go and speak at school board meetings,
and arresting people outside of abortion clinics, when those people
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are in no way actual dangers to the United States.
It just it infuriates me, and right now if you
are listening to me, Congress is getting sworn in tomorrow.
Kash Pateel needs to be in office as rapidly as possible.
We got eighteen days still of Joe Biden in office.
I'm going to play you some audio. We don't have
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an actual president. This is a time of real danger.
We need Trump's team on the FBI, on the Secretary
of State, on the Secretary of Defense. We need all
of our dudes, and right now they're dudes. We need
Trump's dudes in office. Mike Walls ready to roll. All
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of these guys one hundred percent, ready to make things happen,
and it needs to happen as quickly as we possibly can.
We'll get into that and more here in a little bit. Also,
take your calls. Eight hundred and two A two two
eight A two. I appreciate all of you listening here.
I was hoping, like I said that we would have
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a fun first show at twenty twenty five. Hey, let's
just have some good times, and then terror attack happens,
and uh, we find out that our FBI has failed
yet again. We'll talk about that. I'll take some of
your calls when we come back. I'm Clay Travis, thanks
for hanging out with us here on the first show
twenty twenty five of Clay and Buck Patriots radio hosts.
(32:32):
A couple of regular guys, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.
Find them on the free iHeartRadio app or wherever you
get your podcasts. Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show.
We are continuing to get more information about the terror
attack that happened yesterday in New Orleans. Will continue to
update you all with that, a lot of you weighing
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in with a variety of different takes. We'll also get
to some of that at the top of the next hour.
And uh right now, no guest scheduled in this next hour,
so I will take some of your calls eight hundred
and two two eight A two if you want to
weigh in. But in particular, I'm going to continue to
focus this show today on the fact that I know
a lot of kids are home from college, a lot
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of kids are out from high school right now, and
maybe they're listening in a way that they would not
ordinarily be able to do because this show airs during
the school day. This is what evil is. Okay. We
had a lot of talk when Trump got elected about
being on the right and wrong side of history. Let
me give you a little bit of a history. Lesson
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the side that is mowing down innocent people and arguing
that they need to do so because there are non believers.
They're on the side of evil. They're on the wrong
side of history. If you were out wearing a kafaya
or whatever the heck you call that thing, and you
were in some way interacting with people talking about globalized
the Intifada or from the real to the Sea in
(34:00):
the wake of the October seventh terror attacks in Israel,
this is what globalized. The endti foughto me. It means
that evil people in the United States pledge allegiance to
ISIS and decide to try to kill you while you
are out having a good time on New Year's Eve
with your buddies, because they hate America and they hate
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the freedoms that we have here, and their bastardized version
of their religion makes them believe that they're going to
get seventy two virgins and they're going to be seen
as martyrs. You're supporting this when you don't condemn it,
you are allowing this to be more likely to happen.
We need our people in charge fast. Make Kosh Patel
head of the FBI right now. Let's catch these bastards.
Welcome in, Happy New Year to all of you. I
hope that you and your families had a fantastic Christmas
and a splendid New Year so far. I'm back with
you guys Thursday and Friday of this week. Buck, We'll
be back with me on Monday. As we roll into
twenty twenty five, I want to thank you again for
(00:21):
all of the incredible support you showed the show, You
showed proct Coffee, you showed OutKick, and you showed both
Buck and myself during the course in twenty twenty four
best year I can remember, preferred personally and professionally. I
hope you guys have gotten rested up, had an awesome
time with your friends and your family. But unfortunately, as
(00:43):
we begin this first show with either Buck, Buck or
myself in twenty twenty five, we got an awful news
story that is going to be the focus of today's program,
and that is the terror attack that occurred in New
Orleans yesterday at about three point fifteen in the morning
Central time, when a isis inspired deranged lunatic drove his truck,
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mowed down a substantial number of pedestrians and was then
finally shot and killed by police. After he got out
of the car and began to fire a weapon. Sadly,
this is all too predictable. I ended the show telling
(01:28):
you guys that I had a deep fear after having
just been to Israel and seeing what fundamentalists Islamic terrorists
were willing to do to Jews. Given how wide open
this country has been in many ways, and given the
fact that the Department of Justice, Joe Biden, and the
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FBI have been telling us since January sixth that the
biggest threat to America was white supremacy, I had a
feeling that we were not focusing on the people that
would actually do damage to this country. And this is
the result, and I don't think it's going to be
the end result. They're going to be. Unfortunately. I believe
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in the days, weeks, and months ahead, many people who
become the victims of radical Muslim extremism and are killed
in this country because we haven't been doing what we
should be doing, which is focusing on the people that
are actual dangers this country. Instead, we've been going after
grandma's and grandpa's who trespassed on January sixth. We've been
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investigating school board parents who show up like me and
are upset about the decisions being made surrounding their kids' education.
We have been focused on pro life protesters who stand
outside of abortion clinics and try to encourage people not
to have abortions. That is what the Joe Biden Department
of Justice, as well as all the law fair that's
(02:57):
been brought to bear against Donald Trump, they have been
focusing on things that are not actual direct the rest
of this country, and I believe, as a result, have
allowed the terror attack which just happened, and unfortunately, what
I believe will be future terror attacks to occur because
they haven't been focused on the real bad guys in
this country. And I'm going to dive all into that.
(03:20):
We're going to discuss it to a great degree. Unfortunately,
I was hoping we'd have a happy Hey it's second
in January. Let's all just kind of celebrate. I'll help
you get through your hangovers. So what I thought when
I kicked up my feet I woke up yesterday morning,
I was like, man, I'm going to watch college football
all day. I'm going to watch the college football playoff,
(03:40):
going to finish at the Sugar Bowl that's taking place
in New Orleans a game, by the way, is going
to kick off at for Eastern today, at least scheduled.
I'll let you know if anything changes with that. A
lot of people were at that planning for the Sugar Bowl,
the Georgia Notre Dame game. Imagine a lot of you
listening to me right now, fans of Georgia Notre Dame.
Great game. Way between Texas and Arizona State yesterday. Not
(04:03):
so good of a game if you're an Oregon Duck fan,
as Ohio State and ran rampant. If you're in Ohio
listening to us right now, and I know we're number
one in Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati over the course of
the year. So I know a lot of you are
in Ohio very excited about that. You took it to
my beloved Tennessee volunteers, and you took it to Oregon Ducks.
So I have been out on Bourbon Street after midnight
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around New Year's Eve a bunch of different times because
a lot of you know, I came out of the
world of sports. Sugar Bowl down in New Orleans, one
of the biggest games of the year, and they often
have hosted the National Championship Game I have been down there,
had an amazing time, have seen how packed those streets
are and what a phenomenal place New Orleans is to
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ring in the new year. I'm sure many of you
out there listening to me right now have been on
Bourbon Street at some point in time. You may or
may not remember having been there, but I know that
many of you have been there. I want to start
the show today, and I'm going to keep hammering this
home throughout the course of the day because I know
a lot of college kids and high school kids are
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home right now, and you guys may be riding around
in your cars with Dad and mom, Grandma and grandpa.
You may not regularly listen to Clay and Buck. You should. Hey,
hope you're having a good start to your year. But
I think you guys are incredibly important. If you are
under the age of twenty five right now and you
(05:28):
are listening to this program, you may have some knowledge
of the college protests that broke out on campus in
the wake of the October seventh terror attack on Israel.
This happened great schools like Columbia all the way across
the country. Great school like UCLA happened at my undergrad
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alma mater, George Washington University. Happened at my law school
alma mater, Vanderbilt University. There are a lot of schools
out there that had campus protests, that had student protesters
putting out tents, sitting around and do you know what
they were chanting? Oftentimes, globalize the Intifada from the river
(06:12):
to the sea. Let Palestine be free, I believe yesterday
on Sixth Avenue in New York City, some of you
may have seen this. I want to play it for you,
even in the wake of the terror attack in New Orleans.
This is what they were chanting on Sixth Avenue in
New York City yesterday. Listen, Okay, they're chanting globalize the
(06:45):
endi Fada. That was happening on Sixth Avenue in New
York City yesterday. They were marching, they were protesting, celebrating
in some ways the terror attack that had just happened
in New Orleans. And I want you kids to listen
to me closely. This is what globalized the Intifada looks like.
You have lost the ability your generation to distinguish between
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good and evil. Evil is what just happened in New Orleans.
You and your college buddies, you and your young friends,
because almost all of these victims are twenty five are
under which is why I want you to listen really carefully.
Are standing around on Bourbon Street. You've had an amazing
night celebrating the new year. You've been out chasing girls
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or boys. You probably have had a few too many drinks,
and you are just thinking to yourself, Man, it couldn't
have been much more fun than what we just experienced.
And then this terrorist comes speeding down Bourbon Street, wiping
out every single person that he could. That's what globalized.
(07:54):
The Intifada means. They want to kill you because they
believe that America and our freedoms are evil. You have
taken up the mantle. This guy had the ISIS flag
in the back of his truck. You have taken up
the mantle of evil and convinced yourself that it's actually good.
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This is one of the most troubling things in the
last year two years that's happened in America. We have
lost the ability to distinguish between good and evil, especially
young people. These kids on college campus is supposedly the
most educated generation ever. They're so educated they can't even
tell what good and evil is. And you guys need
(08:41):
to start speaking out to your friends and your family
and those age groups, and you need to tell them, hey,
this is what we're supporting. Globalize the Intifada means bring
the evil of Muslim fundamentalism and terrorism, and we're going
(09:05):
to bring it to the United States. And we're going
to rain down holy hell on America too, because they
believe that we are evil. This is important. A lot
of times we talk about this on the show. We're
going to have a lot of different battles in American politics.
What should the corporate tax rate be? Some people are
(09:26):
going to say it should be twenty seven percent, other
people like me are going to say it should be
fifteen percent. What should the top marginal tax rate be?
I think it should be lower. What should the capital
gains tax RP? What should we do as it pertains
to social security or medicare? How should we adjust the
cost of living? All of those things are very real
(09:47):
political debates, But in the grand scheme of things we're
talking about on the margins disagreements that reasonable people can have,
there is no reasonable argument other than killing people because
your religion has convinced you that it should occur is evil,
(10:08):
and there are millions, if not tens of millions, of
people who believe that what that man did is actually heroic. Now,
some of us lived through nine to eleven, and we
remember seeing the towers fall, and we remember what evil
truly is. But what scares me is if a nine
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to eleven terror attack happened today, some people would say,
and it wouldn't be an insubstantial amount of Americans, that
we deserved it, and that the terrorists were right to
fly those planes into those buildings because much of the
American public, especially people under the age of twenty five,
has lost the ability to truly distinguish between good and evil. So,
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all of you out there listening to me right now,
who are home on college break home, on Christmas break
home one winter break, as you are riding around right
now with your mom or your dad, or your grandma
or your grandpa, right now, there are many people on
your college campuses that supported this and don't have the
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ability to distinguish between good and evil. That has to end.
We have to have honest conversations about this. We have
to condemn this utterly across the American body politic and
across all age ranges, because if we don't, this is
going to happen more and more and more. And this
is what globalized the dafada really means. It means you
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are standing on the street, having celebrated all night with
your buddies on Bourbon Street, and then out of nowhere
a car comes and drives right over you or your
best friend. Again. Almost every single person who died was
under the age of twenty five, because you guys know,
that's most of the people that are going to be
out at three point fifteen in the morning, still celebrating
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older people. Maybe a lot of older people out there
did what I did. You're in the Central time zone
and at eleven o'clock you're like, ah, it hit midnight
on the East Coast. I think I'll go ahead and
go to bed. I've been through enough New Years. I'm
not at a huge celebration right now. I'll tell my
kids Happy New Year, and I'll go on to bed.
Most people around my age or older not out at
(12:20):
three fifteen in the morning anymore. The people who were victims,
I'm seeing all these poor kids. I came to imagine
what their families are going through. Almost all of them
are teenagers or in their early twenties, the same age
people that were on college campus is chanting globalize the Intifada.
This is what that leads to, and I think it's
important to recognize it much less serious. I told you
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Clay Travis and Buck Sexton. Find them on the free
iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome back
(13:48):
in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. I'm going to give
you more details on New Orleans here in a moment,
but we also had an attack that took place in
Las Vegas which seems quite intentional. A Tesla cyber truck
was exploded in front of the Trump Building in in
(14:10):
Las Vegas. Details now out on that the individual who
did that was a master sergeant in Army Special Ops
assigned an unapproved leave at the time of his death.
So this individual was stationed, I believe in Germany. So
(14:33):
right now the FBI is saying, oh, we don't know
if these two things are connected, but you've got the
former Army officer who became radicalized by ISIS while living
in the United States and drove his car down the
Bourbon Street, mowing down people. Fifteen dead so far in
(14:55):
New Orleans. And another guy who blew himself up in
the Teesla cyber truck outside of the entry to the
Trump Building in Las Vegas, the building with Trump's name
on it. Remember when Lloyd Austin, the Defense Secretary, tried
to tell us that one of the biggest threats to
our military was white supremacy. Remember when Joe Biden told
(15:19):
us that it was the darkest day in America since
January sixth, the number one threat to America was white supremacy.
I think it's actually radical Islamic terrorism. I know this
is a crazy idea, But if I told you right now, hey,
what ideology is more likely to be trying to mass
(15:40):
murder as many people as they possibly can? Radical Islamic
terrorism which has killed thousands in the past few years,
or white supremacy, which has killed crickets. I don't even
know a white supremacist. There isn't even any political figure
(16:03):
that engages in white supremacy and has any kind of
power at all. And you might say, Okay, why does
this matter. Can't the FBI do multiple things? Clay, can't
they prosecute January sixth? Then also recognize what these people
buy in large. This is why Kashptel has to get
in as head of the FBI as quick as we
possibly can. These people who work in these big government
(16:26):
bureaucracies will do whatever their bosses tell them to try
to get promotions inside of those bureaucracies. So if you
are told, hey, we've got to really focus on domestic extremism,
they'll go find domestic extremists, even if they have to
entrap them in order to find those crimes, because that's
(16:47):
how you get promoted, and that's how you guarantee yourself
job security. This is the reality of the world in
which we find ourselves, and it's important to recognize what's
going on there and what they are all manifesting based
on this failed Department of Justice, based on Joe Biden leadership.
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I'm going to play you some audio Biden addressing the
New Orleans terror attack. The guy can barely read for
four minutes. That continue would cover up of his inability
to be president. Thank the Lord. We only have eighteen
days until Donald Trump's going to be in office, but effectively,
right now we don't have a president at all. Biden
can't do anything. He's on vacation down to the Virgin Islands.
He's now on Camp David, But I'll play may even
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want to play the whole four minutes for you, just
to give you a context of how unable to even
read for three or four minutes he actually is. It's scary.
We need a new president, we need him now. We
need a new FBI director, We need him now. Good
things are coming, but it needs to get here as
soon as possible. When don't we come back, I'll break
down more on New Orleans for you. Leeve Travis and
(17:50):
buck Sexton on the front lines of truth. Welcome back
in Clay Travis buck Sexton show. Let me fill you
in with some of the late There's just been an
FBI press conference. The FBI says that they have so
far not been able to establish a connection between the
(18:11):
Tesla cyber truck explosion in Las Vegas and the New
Orleans terror attack. I'm just telling you what they have said.
I'll take some of your calls by the way eight
hundred and two A two two eight A two and
just giving you a little bit of a roadmap of
where we're going. Nicole Parker, former FBI agent. Many of
you may have seen her on Fox News. She is
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set to join us at the top of the third
hour and tell us what she has seen in the FBI,
what she thinks about this investigation. She'll be with us.
Then Senator Cassidy in Louisiana UH is scheduled to join
us at two thirty. We also have invitations out to
the Governor of New Orleans, the governor of Louisiana who
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is in New Orleans and says that he's going to
be at the Sugar Bowl, which is kicking off in
just a few hours. They have moved the sugar to
today and it is kicking off at three Central time
in New Orleans four on the East coast. Just fyi,
and we're going to have audio from this press conference
in a moment, But first I want to play you
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some of what happened yesterday. This was an act of terrorism.
This is the Assistant Director Christopher Ray yesterday. Listen to
cut one.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
First and foremost, let me be very clear about this point.
This was an act of terrorism. It was premeditated and
an evil act. This was obviously a critical incident, and
with that, lots of information and tips come pouring in
from law enforcement, first responders, and the public. We have
been aggressively running down these tips and information. But at
(19:50):
this point, currently, and this is another position on another
fact I want to be clear on, we do not
assess at this point that anyone else involved in this
attack is involved in this attack except for sham sud
Den Jabbar, the subject you've already been briefed on.
Speaker 1 (20:09):
Okay, So initially they said they thought three or four
other people were involved, and there may have been other
explosive devices. They now say they don't believe anybody else
was involved. And I'm not sure how you pronounced this
guy's name. It's not Christopher ray the FBI director who
is stepping down. It may be pronounced the same way.
It may be Raya. I'm not sure r Aia is
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what I have this gentleman's name as that is who
was just speaking. That was this morning. This was yesterday,
and this is I tweeted about this and said, this
is one of many reasons why we need Kashptel in
immediately as the head of the FBI, the person who
decided to speak yesterday. This is in the press conference
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they had yesterday morning, hours after the attack. Remember, the
guy had a friggin' ISIS flag on the back of
his pickup truck. I'm not an expert on investigatory procedures,
but if you have an ISIS flag on the back
of your pickup truck and you're mowing down people, maybe
there's a little bit of evidence that you might be
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involved in a terror attack. Remember yesterday, the FBI, in
the press conference several hours after the attack said it
wasn't a terror attack. Listen, this is not a terrorist event.
Speaker 2 (21:23):
What it is right now is there improvised explosive devices
that was found and we are working on confirming if
this is a viable device or not.
Speaker 1 (21:33):
Okay, excuse me. You've got potentially multiple IEDs, You've got
an ISIS flag in the back of the truck, you
got a guy mowing down people out on Bourbon Street,
and the first thing you say at your press conference
is this is not a terrorist event. Who are these
people who are working as FBI agents. This is why
I want to talk with with Nicole Parker, a former
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FBI agent. The number one thing we have to do
is get back to the maritak in America. I always
say this, I don't care. The more significant your job is,
the less I care about anything having to do with you.
Other than your actual ability. If I need a doctor,
(22:16):
I don't care anything about the doctor other than is
the doctor a badass at what he or she does? Right?
That's all I care about. I don't care where you
went to school. I don't care what your religion is.
I don't care what kind of parent you are. I
care whether you are really good at your job. When
I get on an airplane, I don't care whether the
(22:37):
airplane pilot is of a different race, ethnicity, of religion
than I am. I care are they a badass if
flying an airplane? DEI is entirely focused on things other
than your ability to do the job. Meritocracy is all
that should matter in America, and the more significant the job,
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the more it matters in the grand scheme of things.
Do we have the latest update? Video yet? Audio? Yet? Greg?
Here's cut twenty six This just happened, the absolute latest
on the New Orleans investigation. Listen.
Speaker 2 (23:17):
There were five videos posted on Jabbar's Facebook account, which
are time stamped, beginning at one twenty nine am and
the last at.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
Three h two am.
Speaker 2 (23:26):
In the first video, Jabbar explains he originally planned to
harm his family and friends, but was concerned the news
headlines would not focus on the quote war between the
believers and the disbelievers end quote. Additionally, he stated he
had joined ISIS before this summer. He also provided a
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will and testament.
Speaker 1 (23:50):
Okay, this just again, as there's more and more investigation
coming out about this guy, it seems quite clear that
he has been radicalized at some point in time, lived
in Houston and had decided that he was going to
pledge his adherents to ISIS. He wanted to potentially kill
his family. I believe the reports are that he has
(24:12):
a twenty year old daughter and a fifteen year old
daughter and an ex wife, and that that family had
basically the ex wife and the kids had distanced themselves
from him because this guy had kind of gone crazy
and he wanted to kill his family. Who knows what
the reason for that was, but as the FBI is
reporting now, he said in the video that he wanted
(24:34):
everybody to understand that this was a war between believers
and non believers of the Muslim faith, and so that's
why he decided that he needed to kill as many
people as possible early in the morning of January first,
in New Orleans. And this is a calculated attempt. I mean,
there's lots of failures here that allowed this to occur.
(24:58):
For instance, there are supposed to be barriers that come
up that don't allow a car to be driven down
Bourbon Street, but they are in the process of getting
those replaced, and they weren't replaced in time for New
Year's Eve and or the Sugar Bowl, which is one
(25:18):
of the biggest events that goes on in New Orleans. Obviously,
Marty Garras is also huge. I will be down in
New Orleans in about a month. I've been down a
lot for big games. Super Bowl is taking place in
New Orleans for those of you who don't know, I'll
be down there for that event. How incompetent is it
that you can't get guards up, meaning the barriers, the barricades,
(25:42):
and get it fixed and replaced in time for New
Years and the Sugar Bowl. I can't imagine that this
is some incredibly difficult construction process. And if I look,
I'm not the mayor of New Orleans, but if you
came to me and you said, hey, we have to
fix these barricades to provide more security in the French
(26:05):
Quarter on Bourbon Street, I would say, Okay, Let's get
it fixed sometime during the summer so that we're ready
for the biggest events of our calendar, which are the
Sugar Bowl New Year's I'd actually want it fixed for
the Saints games that take place in the Superdome. So
(26:28):
I'd like to get this fixed. Let's get it done
in the summer. May and June, not as busy in
New Orleans. Less likelihood of a tear attack could always happen,
but less likely in May or June. This guy drove
from Houston with the intent of killing as many people
on Bourbon Street on New Year's Day, New Year's Night
turning into New Year's Day as possible, looking for an
(26:50):
opportunity with an ISIS flag flying in the back of
his truck. I'd also ask, are you really saying that
a guy joins ISIS in the summer, and there's no
evident that he joined ISIS between now and this terror attack.
Somehow we're arresting people for January sixth, still for trespassing.
(27:10):
Nobody in the Houston FBI office became aware that this
guy might have been radicalized and become a member of ISIS.
He wasn't posting anything online. There was no evidence whatsoever
of his having joined a terrorist organization. How about on
Facebook he posts for hours in advance of what he's
(27:33):
going to do. Nobody sees those videos up on Facebook
till after he's killed people. Did he have no friends?
No one is out there again, So much of what
occurs here is about not recognizing true evil and being
(27:53):
aware of what legitimate threats in America look like. And
this guy killed fifteen people and wounded and maimed many more.
But there are a lot of this dude. There are
a lot of people who have pledged loyalty to ISIS
in this country right now, who saw what this guy
did and they want to do the same. There is
(28:16):
a lot of evil in America. We have allowed our
a lot of people to walk right across our southern border.
We have no idea who is even here. There are
going to be more of this guy. What are we
doing to stop that from happening? And where are our
resources and our focus actually going. The FBI's been in
(28:37):
investigating Milania Trump's underwear drawer. They've been taking photos all
over mar A Lago of Trump engaging in law fair
working with Jack Smith. I got a crazy idea, how
about we focus on actual bad guys. How about we
(28:58):
focus our resources on people that are actually trying to
kill us, that have pledged allegiance to ISIS is this
basic common sense? All crimes are not created equal. Some
people are a lot more dangerous potentially than others. I
feel awful for the families that had to wake up
on New Year's Day and find out that they're young
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guy or girl and their family. A lot of these people,
frankly to me, are kids. If you're under twenty five
years old, to me, you're still kind of a kid.
I know people immediately say, well, when you're eighteen, you're
I get it. But if you remember being nineteen or twenty,
a lot of people are still kids, right, even if
you are technically an adult. You're out celebrating New Year's
Eve with your buddies and this guy comes plowing through.
(29:43):
There are a lot more of him out there. What
are we doing to stop this from occurring elsewhere? And
you know, and I know, and unfortunately this is the reality.
Anytime we have an act like this, there oftentimes are
a lot of copycats because crazy people see the reason
I try out to use these guys' names on this
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program is crazy. People see this, they are immediately attracted
to the infamy of the killers, and it produces oftentimes
reverberations where other people engage in acts of violence as well.
A lot of times when we have a shooting incident,
there's another couple that come up very soon thereafter. What
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are we doing to stop these people? I think there's
probably thousands of them. I don't think that's crazy. I'll
ask Nicole Parker in a couple of hours when she
comes on, how many people do we think are like
this guy in America right now? I don't think it's
crazy to believe there are thousands of ISIS adherents in
the United States right now? What are those people planning?
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How much more deadly could their attacks be? And why
in the world have we been focused on arresting grandmas
and grandpas who walked into January sixth going through sending
our FBI agents to rummage through Milania Trump's underwear drawer,
arresting parents who go and speak at school board meetings,
and arresting people outside of abortion clinics, when those people
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are in no way actual dangers to the United States.
It just it infuriates me, and right now if you
are listening to me, Congress is getting sworn in tomorrow.
Kash Pateel needs to be in office as rapidly as possible.
We got eighteen days still of Joe Biden in office.
I'm going to play you some audio. We don't have
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an actual president. This is a time of real danger.
We need Trump's team on the FBI, on the Secretary
of State, on the Secretary of Defense. We need all
of our dudes, and right now they're dudes. We need
Trump's dudes in office. Mike Walls ready to roll. All
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of these guys one hundred percent, ready to make things happen,
and it needs to happen as quickly as we possibly can.
We'll get into that and more here in a little bit. Also,
take your calls. Eight hundred and two A two two
eight A two. I appreciate all of you listening here.
I was hoping, like I said that we would have
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a fun first show at twenty twenty five. Hey, let's
just have some good times, and then terror attack happens,
and uh, we find out that our FBI has failed
yet again. We'll talk about that. I'll take some of
your calls when we come back. I'm Clay Travis, thanks
for hanging out with us here on the first show
twenty twenty five of Clay and Buck Patriots radio hosts.
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A couple of regular guys, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton.
Find them on the free iHeartRadio app or wherever you
get your podcasts. Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show.
We are continuing to get more information about the terror
attack that happened yesterday in New Orleans. Will continue to
update you all with that, a lot of you weighing
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in with a variety of different takes. We'll also get
to some of that at the top of the next hour.
And uh right now, no guest scheduled in this next hour,
so I will take some of your calls eight hundred
and two two eight A two if you want to
weigh in. But in particular, I'm going to continue to
focus this show today on the fact that I know
a lot of kids are home from college, a lot
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of kids are out from high school right now, and
maybe they're listening in a way that they would not
ordinarily be able to do because this show airs during
the school day. This is what evil is. Okay. We
had a lot of talk when Trump got elected about
being on the right and wrong side of history. Let
me give you a little bit of a history. Lesson
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the side that is mowing down innocent people and arguing
that they need to do so because there are non believers.
They're on the side of evil. They're on the wrong
side of history. If you were out wearing a kafaya
or whatever the heck you call that thing, and you
were in some way interacting with people talking about globalized
the Intifada or from the real to the Sea in
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the wake of the October seventh terror attacks in Israel,
this is what globalized. The endti foughto me. It means
that evil people in the United States pledge allegiance to
ISIS and decide to try to kill you while you
are out having a good time on New Year's Eve
with your buddies, because they hate America and they hate
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the freedoms that we have here, and their bastardized version
of their religion makes them believe that they're going to
get seventy two virgins and they're going to be seen
as martyrs. You're supporting this when you don't condemn it,
you are allowing this to be more likely to happen.
We need our people in charge fast. Make Kosh Patel
head of the FBI right now. Let's catch these bastards.
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