In this episode, Buck Sexton is joined by Andrew Wilkow for a deep dive into the current political landscape with a focus on Kamala Harris's role and influence within the Democratic Party. Andrew shares his thoughts on Kamala's political stance, her impact on the party's dynamics, and what it could mean for the upcoming elections. They explore the challenges she faces, the recent protests, and the complex issues of anti-Semitism within the Democratic Party. Plus, Buck and Andrew discuss the implications of Harris's potential candidacy against Trump, focusing on the importance of policy debates over personal attacks.

Buck Sexton sits down with Dovid Efune, publisher of the New York Sun, to dissect Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent speech to the U.S. Congress. Netanyahu's address highlights the crucial U.S.-Israel relationship and Israel's role as a frontline defender against Iranian expansionism. Dovid and Buck provide insights into Netanyahu's strong stance on the importance of American support and his criticisms of U.S. delays in arms supplies. The discussion also covers the impact of Kamala Harris's potential presidential bid on U.S.-Israel relations and the significance of her absence from the speech.

Buck Sexton is joined by John Cardillo, former NYPD officer, and conservative commentator, as they dive into national security issues, focusing on the recent resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle and the agency's glaring failures. They also explore the complexities of Kamala Harris's candidacy, media influence, and the strategic importance of the upcoming election.

Buck Sexton is joined by Ryan Girdusky. They explore the unprecedented departure of President Biden, the internal dynamics within the Democratic Party, and the implications for the upcoming elections. Buck and Ryan also delve into the speculation surrounding other potential Presidential nominees, examining their chances and strategic significance. From the fallout of Biden's resignation to the potential impact on down-ballot races, they provide a detailed analysis of the current political landscape.

Elizabeth Pipko, spokesperson for the RNC, about the significant events at the RNC and President Trump's anticipated speech. Elizabeth shares her journey to becoming the RNC spokesperson, inspired by her immigrant parents, and her early involvement in the Trump campaign. She recounts the harrowing experience of her father-in-law being at the rally where Trump was almost assassinated. Plus, she shares her passion for the U.S.-Israel relationship and the fight against antisemitism.

Buck Sexton is joined by Erin Elmore. They delve into the early successes of PublicSquare and how platforms like Rumble and Twitter, under Elon Musk, are fostering a free speech environment online. Erin highlights the growth of PublicSquare and the importance of supporting businesses that share conservative values. Buck and Erin also touch on innovative ideas for the conservative market, such as a recruiting agency for conservative companies.

Buck Sexton tackles the controversy surrounding the botched Secret Service response on Saturday. The Secret Service's decision not to station an agent on a rooftop due to safety concerns has sparked outrage and raised questions about their competence. We also explore the broader implications for agency culture and the challenges of reforming massive bureaucracies. Featuring insights from senators, Trump's team, and key figures, this in-depth discussion sheds light on the urgent need for change within our nation's security apparatus.

Live from the RNC convention floor in Milwaukee. On Day 1, Buck dives into the much-anticipated VP pick, speculating that it might be JD Vance. While recording, breaking news confirms his prediction: JD Vance is officially announced as Trump's VP pick. Buck also reflects on the recent miraculous survival of Donald Trump from an assassination attempt, highlighting the heightened security concerns and the emotional atmosphere at the RNC.

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Buck Sexton dives into the latest political bombshell! President Joe Biden, in a surprising gaffe, mistakenly announced Donald Trump as his vice president. Yes, you heard that right. While this was just a slip-up, Buck Sexton uses this moment to analyze Biden's NATO press conference performance and its implications for his 2024 campaign. Will Biden remain the Democratic nominee despite internal pressures? Buck Sexton also discusses Trump's potential VP pick and why J.D. Vance might be the frontrunner. Plus, insights into Biden's NATO remarks and the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

Buck Sexton is joined by Arynne Wexler, known as NonLibTake on Instagram. Arynne shares her insights on the future of Joe Biden’s presidency, the left's strategies, and upcoming election outcomes. The discussion humorously critiques political issues, including a $4 million McKinsey study on NYC trash cans and the irony of gun control advocates needing armed protection. Buck Sexton is joined by Arynne Wexler, known as NonLibTake on Instagram. Arynne shares her insights on the future of Joe Biden’s presidency, the left's strategies, and upcoming election outcomes. The discussion humorously critiques political issues, including a $4 million McKinsey study on NYC trash cans and the irony of gun control advocates needing armed protection.

Buck Sexton is joined by Professor Wilfred Reilly, author of the thought-provoking book "Lies My Liberal Teacher Told Me." Buck and Professor Riley dive into a discussion about the current political landscape, focusing on the implications of Kamala Harris as a diversity hire and Joe Biden's cognitive state. They explore the dynamics within the Democratic Party, the challenges of political correctness, and the perspectives from within historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). They also touch on the broader implications of Biden’s potential legacy and the future of the Democratic ticket.

Buck Sexton and Ryan Girdusky discuss the future of Joe Biden within the Democratic Party. Following a contentious debate, they explore Biden's resilience as the presumptive nominee despite internal challenges. Girdusky provides expert analysis on potential successors within the party, while Sexton draws parallels with past political dynamics, discussing the role of Vice President Kamala Harris and the broader implications for Democratic strategy in upcoming elections

Buck Sexton welcomes Michael Cargill to the show for a conversation on Second Amendment rights and government overreach. They delve into Michael's landmark lawsuit, Michael Cargill v. Department of Justice and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, challenging the bump stock ban post-Las Vegas shooting. Michael passionately defends individual freedoms against regulatory intrusion, emphasizing the critical role of constitutional protections and accountability in governance. Buck and Michael provide insights into the ongoing battle for gun rights and the broader implications for civil liberties in America.

Buck Sexton is joined by Erin Perrine, a seasoned political consultant, to delve into the upcoming presidential debate and its potential impacts. Perrine offers strategic insights for Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of policy-focused messaging and cautioning against personality-driven exchanges. They explore CNN's role as debate moderator and its implications for fairness in political discourse. The conversation shifts to recent primary results, notably in New York, where Erin discusses the implications of Jamaal Bowman's loss and its broader implications for the Democratic Party's internal dynamics. Speculation ensues about Trump's vice presidential pick, with Perine highlighting potential candidates like Doug Burgum and Tim Scott, assessing their potential contributions to Trump's campaign strategy.

Buck Sexton is joined by David Harsanyi, senior editor at The Federalist, to delve into the contentious debate of democracy versus republic. They explore the implications of majoritarian views, the push to eliminate the Electoral College, and the importance of federalism and state rights. The discussion also touches on the Biden administration's performance, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how it has affected public perception and political discourse. With the upcoming debates and elections, they analyze recent polling data and consider whether Trump can win in traditionally Democratic states.

Buck Sexton is joined by Josh Hammer, senior counsel at the Article III Project and host of "America on Trial with Josh Hammer." They delve into imminent Supreme Court decisions, focusing on the Trump immunity issue and its potential outcomes. Josh explains the expected Solomonic split that may balance presidential duties and criminal liability. They also discuss the possible overturning of Chevron deference and its impact on limiting agency power, along with the Rahimi case's implications on Second Amendment rights. The episode also explores the rapid pace of legal actions against Trump and the logistical challenges of imprisoning a former president with Secret Service protection. They consider alternative sentencing possibilities, such as home confinement, and analyze the likelihood of a trial before the 2024 election.

In this episode, Buck Sexton is joined by Gabrielle Cuccia, a former Trump White House staffer and commentator. They discuss immigration, speculating on whether Biden's potential amnesty plan is a pre-election strategy. Gabrielle questions Biden's candidacy, suggesting Democrats might replace him, and emphasizes the importance of election integrity. They also touch on security issues, with Gabrielle noting the rise in Chinese nationals entering the U.S. and the weaponization of the DOJ against Trump allies.

Buck Sexton is joined by Rob Smith, the host of "Can't Cancel Rob Smith." Rob shares his unique perspectives as a gay, black, right-leaning independent and veteran. They dive deep into the shifts in corporate Pride campaigns, the impact of conservative voices on social media, and the controversial Bud Light backlash. Rob also discusses the evolving dialogue within the LGBTQ+ community about Pride events and public displays. Buck and Rob explore the black community's political landscape, particularly focusing on the potential voting trends in the 2024 election. Rob offers his insights on Trump’s outreach efforts, the importance of white working-class voters, and the strategic moves needed for the GOP to win.

What is the meaning of life? On this episode, Buck Sexton welcomes a longtime friend and guest, Mike Slater. Buck and Mike share a candid conversation filled with reflections on aging, balancing careers, and the profound impact of marriage and gratitude. Mike also shares insights from his role as host of Breitbart News Daily and his podcast ‘Politics By Faith.’

Buck Sexton and Ryan Girdusky dive deep into the upcoming election, breaking down who's likely to win and why. With all the latest data and numbers, Buck and Ryan provide a comprehensive analysis of the current political landscape. They discuss the potential impact of key events, such as Trump's and Hunter Biden's convictions, and the significance of upcoming debates. Buck and Ryan also examine the dynamics in crucial swing states and the influence of various demographic groups. Additionally, the episode explores the potential consequences of Muslim voter behavior in Michigan, the role of white guilt in shaping political attitudes, and the broader implications for U.S. policy towards Israel.

In this special episode, Ryann McEnany from the America First movement joins alongside her father Mike, a dedicated patriot, to discuss current political trends. They explore topics such as the expanding Trump country in Nevada and the implications of the Hunter Biden conviction. Buck and the McEnanys speculate about potential vice presidential picks for the upcoming election, offering valuable perspectives and entertaining exchanges for viewers interested in politics and current affairs.

Buck Sexton is joined by Tara Palmeri, a senior political correspondent. They discuss the Hunter Biden trial and its implications. She shares her involvement in reporting on Hunter's firearm case and the community's sentiments towards him, noting how the incident unfolded and the reactions from both sides. They deliberate on potential impacts on the Biden campaign if Hunter is convicted, exploring the strategic considerations and contrasting perspectives within the Democratic Party. Additionally, they reflect on the evolving landscape of political discourse and the challenges of navigating partisan perceptions as a journalist.

Buck Sexton delves into the hot topic of whether former President Trump should embark on a revenge tour if he wins the upcoming election. Buck discusses Trump's potential paths of either seeking retribution or focusing on uniting the country. He emphasizes the importance of using legal measures to address the weaponization of government and targeting those who abuse power. Buck also explores the implications of prosecutorial actions in different states and the challenges of maintaining rule of law in a politically charged environment. Additionally, Buck touches on the potential pardon of Hunter Biden and offers his candid thoughts on Joe Biden's stance.

Buck Sexton critiques President Biden's fitness for office, highlighting a Wall Street Journal article that questions Biden's cognitive abilities and decision-making capacity. Sexton emphasizes the perceived double standards in the justice system, particularly regarding the handling of classified information by Biden compared to former President Trump. He argues that Biden's administration, marked by controversial policies and executive orders, exacerbates border security issues and reflects a broader problem of political and legal inequities.

David Marcus, renowned writer and author, returns to the hot seat. Buck and David delve into the heated exchanges on Capitol Hill between Merrick Garland and Matt Gaetz, scrutinizing potential coordination between the DOJ and various prosecutions against Trump. The conversation expands to broader political themes, including the credibility of conspiracy theories, the state of America's justice system, and the strategic maneuvers of both major political parties leading up to the election.

Buck Sexton is joined by Ashton Munholland, the president of the Palm Beach Young Republicans. Ashton shares her insights on a range of hot topics, from the impact of Trump's recent conviction on the younger female vote to the GOP's struggle and strategy to attract young women voters.

In this episode, Buck Sexton dives into Matt Smith's background, including his parents' immigrant story from South Korea and his mission to address the distrust in institutions plaguing America today. We discuss the role of social media in shaping perceptions, the pitfalls of living in an abundant society, and the challenges of facing political and societal pressures.

In this episode, Buck Sexton and Conn Carroll, the Commentary Editor at the Washington Examiner, delve into the latest updates on the Trump trial and the New York Times' controversial piece on Justice Alito. Conn discusses the significance of Alito's wife's flag controversy and the broader implications for the Supreme Court's decisions related to the January 6th protesters and Trump's immunity case. The conversation shifts to the Trump trial, highlighting the potential outcomes and their impact on the judiciary system, the Manhattan DA's office, and the upcoming elections.

In this episode, Buck Sexton is joined by Caitlin Sinclair, former One America News Now journalist and current MAGA Inc. representative. Together, they delve into the latest from Trump, the 2024 election campaign, and the shifting political landscape. Caitlin shares insights from her grassroots efforts with MAGA Pac, highlighting the changing attitudes among traditionally Democratic demographics and the impact of key issues like crime and education. They discuss the strategy to connect with younger voters through platforms like TikTok, despite political challenges. Caitlin sheds light on the contrasts between current policies and those of the Trump administration, emphasizing the importance of clear, relatable messaging. Buck and Caitlin also tackle the implications of President Biden's performance and the upcoming election debates. They explore the potential outcomes of the Trump trials and the broader political climate.

Buck Sexton is joined by author and podcaster Doug Brunt to discuss his new book, "The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel," and his podcast that delves into literary discussions with notable writers. They react to the viral interview between Megyn Kelly and Bill Maher, where Kelly fact-checked Maher on Hillary Clinton’s post-2016 election behavior. Kelly highlighted Clinton's questioning of Trump's legitimacy, a point Maher initially contested but conceded after Kelly presented specific quotes. Brunt praised Kelly's professionalism in handling the correction, while both speakers critiqued Maher's partial recognition of political realities and discussed the broader implications of ongoing legal battles on Trump’s political prospects.

In this episode, Tudor and the team discuss two main topics: the renaming of offenders to justice impacted individuals in Illinois and the budget cuts in Ann Arbor Public Schools in Michigan. They explore the implications of these decisions and the lack of accountability in the education system. The conversation touches on the importance of holding schools accountable, the role of unions, and the need for parents to be involved in their children's education. They also highlight the threat to democracy posed by the government education system and the lack of emphasis on teaching basic skills and critical thinking. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network.  For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

Buck shares his thoughts on the ongoing trial of Donald Trump in New York. He breaks down the prosecution's case, calling it a "sham" and arguing that the payments made by Trump were not a campaign expenditure. Buck also reacts to the raid on Mar-a-Lago, sharing his concerns about the use of deadly force by FBI agents.

Lily Tang Williams, a Chinese immigrant and political activist, shares her experience of growing up in China and her journey to the United States. She discusses the dangers of having Chinese companies connected to the CCP operating in the US and the need to be vigilant about protecting American values. Lily also highlights the similarities between the cultural revolution in China and the current political climate in the US, where identity politics and division are being used to bring down American institutions. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. Find out more at TudorDixonPodcast.com

In this episode, Chadwick Moore joins to discuss the effects of Covid on public civility, delving into various societal shifts. They explore the rise in rude behavior, attributing it to factors like Covid-related stress, government policies, and the corporatization of Pride Month. The conversation also touches on the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas, highlighting how leftist movements often support causes contradictory to their purported values. Furthermore, they examine immigration policies and the potential impact on self-deportation through aggressive measures against hiring illegals and cutting social services.

In this episode, Tudor and her staff reminisce about their time on the Michigan gubernatorial trail. They share anecdotes, from buying a pig at a fair to the high-energy rallies and the personal toll of politics. The team discusses the skepticism they faced, media bias, and the challenges of being political outsiders. They also touch on the divisiveness of modern politics and the impact on personal relationships. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

Rick Pamplin, writer and director of the film 'Burt Reynolds: The Last Interview,' joins Tudor to discuss the state of Hollywood and the importance of storytelling. They explore how Hollywood has changed over time and the impact of woke culture on the industry. They also discuss the fascination with Burt Reynolds and his relationship with Quentin Tarantino. Pamplin emphasizes the need to take back the culture and the importance of films that promote values and inspire audiences. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

Harrison Butker, a kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, gave a commencement speech at Benedictine College that sparked controversy. He spoke about biblical values, the importance of faith, and the roles of women and men in society. Many people were outraged by his remarks, calling for him to be dismissed from the team. However, others defended him, stating that he was simply expressing his Christian beliefs. Tudor highlights the clash between traditional values and societal norms. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

In this episode, Tudor and Corey DeAngelis discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the education system and the need for school choice. They highlight how the pandemic revealed the flaws in the government school system and the power of teachers unions. They also discuss the importance of parental involvement in education and the need for transparency and accountability in schools. Corey emphasizes the need for school choice as a way to empower parents and improve the quality of education. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

In this episode, Buck Sexton discusses the upcoming election with Ned Ryun, founder of American Majority. They explore Trump's strong polling numbers in key swing states but express concern about the Democrats' superior election machinery in places like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Buck and Ned discuss the Democrats' strategies, including the use of Biden's executive order to boost voter turnout and potential issues with non-citizens receiving federal ballots. Ryun remains cautiously optimistic but insists that Republicans must bring their A-game to win. They also touch on Trump's legal battles and their potential impact on the election.

Congresswoman Virginia Foxx discusses the importance of education and the challenges facing college campuses today. She emphasizes the need to support Israel and highlights the attacks they are facing. Congresswoman Foxx shares her personal background and how education played a crucial role in her success. She also addresses the issue of disruptive protests on college campuses and calls for college presidents to take a stand against such behavior. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

Buck Sexton is joined by Jeremy Carl, author of "The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart" and a fellow at the Claremont Institute. They delve into the concept of anti-white racism, challenging the idea that racism necessitates institutional power and shedding light on areas where white individuals encounter discrimination in society. The conversation extends to the role of leftist ideology in fostering anti-white sentiments and proposes legal and policy changes, such as immigration reform and reevaluation of civil rights laws, as potential solutions to address these concerns.

In this episode, Tudor discusses the controversy surrounding Kristi Noem and potentially the end of her political career. She highlights Noem's book, in which she talks about shooting her dog, and the negative response it received. Tudor also criticizes the media's focus on this story while ignoring the issue of abortion. She shares stories from The Washington Post about the experiences of women who have taken abortion pills at later stages of pregnancy, highlighting the physical and emotional trauma they go through. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

In this episode, Buck Sexton discusses current political dynamics with Roma Daravi, a former Trump White House official now leading Daravi Strategies. They touch on Trump's campaign strategies, fundraising efforts, and the significance of swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin. Daravi also critiques Biden's foreign policy, particularly regarding Israel, and hints at potential shifts in voter sentiment.

In this episode, Tudor discusses the failure of Democratic propaganda and the shift in public perception towards Joe Biden. She highlights how the media's narrative of Donald Trump being a threat to democracy is losing momentum. Tudor also touches on the manipulation of information by journalists and the elitist mindset of some Democrats. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

In this special episode of "The Buck Brief," Andrew Giuliani, former Trump White House member and former New York State gubernatorial candidate, joins Buck Sexton for a live discussion from outside the courthouse in New York City. Andrew provides insights into the ongoing Trump trial, highlighting recent testimonies, including Stormy Daniels' cross-examination and Madeline Westerhout's testimony. The conversation explores the trial's timeline, potential outcomes, and the defense's strategy. Buck raises concerns about bias and the trial's focus on non-legal matters, while Andrew discusses the challenges facing Trump's defense team. The episode concludes with a discussion on the broader implications of the trial for free speech and legal defense.

In this episode, Buck Sexton is joined by David Harsanyi, a senior editor at The Federalist. They discuss a range of topics, from Biden's threat to withhold munitions from Israel, to the nature of Hamas and its similarities to other terrorist groups like Al Qaeda. They discuss the impact of anti-Israel protests on the upcoming election, particularly among Jewish voters, and speculate about potential vice presidential candidates for Trump's next campaign.

In this episode, Tudor talks with Nikki Goeser, a victim's rights advocate, who shares her story of her husband being brutally murdered by her stalker. She discusses the importance of self-defense and challenges the idea of gun-free zones. Goeser emphasizes the need for situational awareness and the right to carry firearms for protection. She also addresses the issue of mental health and the lack of resources and facilities to address it. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudordixonPodcast.com

Buck Sexton does a deep dive into the current state of economic affairs under the Biden administration. In this episode, Buck dissects Joe Biden's recent CNN interview, where he was questioned about his economic performance compared to Donald Trump’s. Buck reveals glaring gaps in Biden's explanations and sheds light on the potential consequences of his administration's fiscal policies. Plus, who could be Trump’s running mate? Buck speculates on potential vice presidential candidates, with JD Vance mentioned as a likely contender.

In this episode, Tudor explores the current state of college campuses and the breakdown of civil society. Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riano, president of Cornerstone University, discusses the lack of moral leadership and the decline of the Christian worldview in universities. He emphasizes the importance of integrating a Christian worldview in education and preparing students to be influencers for Jesus Christ. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network. For more visit TudorDixonPodcast.com