Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Sep 5 2025 - The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

No Panicans, Please

The economic segment focuses on the latest U.S. jobs report, revealing a slowdown in hiring with only 22,000 jobs added in August. Clay and Buck analyze inflation’s lingering effects under President Biden, emphasizing how price hikes have reshaped consumer expectations and daily costs—from fast food to coffee. They argue that although inflation has cooled, the damage to household budgets remains embedded, creating a political challenge for President Trump’s current administration.

The show also covers breaking news about a Supreme Court case that could impact presidential authority over tariffs, potentially reversing nearly a trillion dollars in collected revenue. Clay and Buck explore the legal and economic ramifications of this decision.

In a cultural deep dive, the hosts react to Malcolm Gladwell’s recent comments on transgender athletes in women’s sports. They contrast his late admission with JK Rowling’s longstanding stance, praising Rowling’s courage and criticizing Gladwell’s perceived opportunism. This sparks a broader conversation about cancel culture, free speech, and the left’s dominance in media and advertising.

The Trans Lie 

A major theme of the hour is the rise in autism diagnoses and childhood allergies, prompting Clay to ask whether the medical community is doing enough to investigate environmental and pharmaceutical causes. This leads to breaking news from the Wall Street Journal: RFK Jr. is set to release a report linking autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy and folate deficiencies. The hosts discuss the potential impact of this report and the growing movement of parents demanding transparency and accountability in pediatric healthcare.

The hour also revisits the controversial role of Rachel Levine, Assistant Secretary for Health, and critiques the politicization of gender-affirming care. Clay and Buck argue that the push for early medical transition in children is based on ideological pressure rather than sound science, calling it a “barbaric” trend that ignores long-term mental health outcomes.

War on Drugs

Breaking news on the U.S. military’s unprecedented kinetic strike against a suspected narco-terrorist vessel in the Caribbean. Clay and Buck discuss the implications of this escalation in the war on drugs, including the deployment of fighter jets to Puerto Rico and the legal authority behind targeting drug traffickers with lethal force. They explore how the designation of cartels as terrorist organizations changes the rules of engagement and could reshape U.S. counter-narcotics strategy.

The hosts dive deep into the economics of the drug trade, emphasizing how cartels continue to profit despite increased seizures and enforcement. They argue that the risk-reward calculus for drug mules and smugglers may shift dramatically in light of the new military tactics. Clay urges parents and grandparents to talk to their kids about the dangers of fentanyl-laced party drugs, highlighting the growing number of accidental poisonings among young Americans.

Filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza

Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza discusses his upcoming documentary, The Dragon’s Prophecy. The film explores the October 7th Hamas attacks on Israel through a biblical lens, drawing parallels between ancient Philistine warfare and modern Palestinian tactics. D’Souza shares exclusive footage and survivor interviews, while addressing both left-wing and right-wing critiques of Israel. He argues that the conflict is deeply rooted in history and theology, and may never be fully resolved, though Trump’s peace-through-prosperity approach offers a glimmer of hope.

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