Daily Review With Clay and Buck - Jun 25 2025

Make it Make Sense Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show kicks off with a deep dive into the latest political developments, headlined by President Donald Trump’s impactful appearance at the NATO summit. The hosts analyze Trump’s firm stance on defense spending and his diplomatic engagement with European allies, including a notably cordial meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. This segment underscores Trump’s leadership on the world stage and his continued influence in shaping U.S. foreign policy. The conversation then shifts to a seismic political event in New York City: the Democratic primary victory of New York State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani. Clay and Buck break down Mamdani’s far-left platform, which includes abolishing the NYPD, eliminating prisons, banning guns, decriminalizing all drug possession, and replacing private grocery stores with government-run alternatives. They describe his policy proposals as radical and economically unsound, warning of the potential consequences for New York City’s economy, public safety, and quality of life. The hosts explore the demographic and ideological divides that defined the primary. Mamdani’s support came largely from white, college-educated liberals under 40, particularly in trendy neighborhoods like Williamsburg and downtown Manhattan. In contrast, Black and Latino voters, along with older and more moderate Democrats, largely backed former Governor Andrew Cuomo. Despite Cuomo’s financial and institutional advantages, Mamdani’s grassroots campaign prevailed, signaling a dramatic shift in the Democratic Party’s urban base. Does Trump Deserve Peace Prize? In a sharp critique of mainstream media, the hosts call out figures like Joy Reid for controversial takes on nuclear proliferation, particularly the suggestion that Iran acquiring nuclear weapons could stabilize the Middle East. They contrast this with Israel’s successful missile defense and Trump’s growing popularity in Israel, including calls for him to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The segment concludes with a broader reflection on President Trump’s foreign policy achievements, the failures of the Biden administration, and the media’s consistent bias against Trump. Clay and Buck argue that Trump’s common-sense approach to international relations has yielded tangible results, while Biden’s record is increasingly viewed as a series of strategic blunders. Make NATO Great Again! Coverage of President Trump’s pivotal role at the NATO summit, where he continues to push allies to meet their defense spending commitments. The hosts highlight how Trump’s influence has reshaped NATO’s strategic posture, with European leaders even echoing his rhetoric, including a notable moment where the NATO chief jokingly referred to Trump as “daddy.” The conversation transitions into a critical analysis of a recent intelligence leak to CNN and The New York Times. Buck Sexton, leveraging his intelligence background, explains the dangers of leaking classified information, especially when it undermines national security and the president’s foreign policy. The hosts explore the challenges of identifying leakers, the political motivations behind such actions, and the broader implications for U.S. intelligence integrity. A major segment is dedicated to the aftermath of a successful U.S. military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities. The hosts dissect conflicting media narratives, with Tulsi Gabbard and Israeli intelligence confirming the strike’s effectiveness, while legacy media outlets allegedly downplay the success using selectively leaked intelligence. The discussion underscores President Trump’s decisive leadership in neutralizing threats from Iran and the importance of transparency in national defense outcomes. Sen. Marsha Blackburn's ICE Ride-Along Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn joins