The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to visit New York City for the United Nations General Assembly, Zohran Mamdani is walking back one of the most controversial promises from his campaign. After previously suggesting he would have Netanyahu arrested if he came to New York, Mamdani is now softening his stance. Buck Sexton breaks down the political reversal, why the original promise was never realistic, and what it reveals about Mamdani's approach to Israel, the war against Hamas, and progressive politics. Buck also examines the ongoing debate over Israel's military campaign in Gaza, accusations of genocide, and why the issue has become a defining test for the modern left.
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With the 2026 midterm elections rapidly approaching, Mary Katharine Ham is joined by political strategist Kelly Maher for a wide-ranging look at the battle for control of Congress. They break down the latest House and Senate forecasts, why competitive races are shrinking, and whether Republicans can overcome historical midterm trends.
The conversation also explores the growing influence of Democratic Socialists within the Democratic Party, the divide between establishment Democrats and the DSA movement, Colorado's political landscape, and what recent primary results could signal for November. They examine new polling, voter enthusiasm, fundraising advantages, and why both parties may be misreading the electorate.
Finally, they discuss President Trump's latest remarks on election security, concerns over foreign influence, the SAVE Act, and the controversy surrounding New Jersey's acknowledgment that thousands of non-citizens were mistakenly registered to vote, including hundreds who cast ballots.
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On this episode of The Karol Markowicz Show, Karol sits down with legendary economist and libertarian scholar Dr. Walter Block for a wide-ranging conversation on economics, socialism, Israel, free markets, and the future of America.
Block explains why basic economic principles have become so controversial, reflects on his intellectual journey from socialism to libertarianism, and shares how Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson completely changed his worldview.
The discussion also explores the political shift in New York City, the growing popularity of socialist ideas among younger Americans, the debate over Israel within libertarian circles, and whether lasting peace in the Middle East is finally within reach.
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Clay Travis and Buck Sexton talk about New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and his previous comments regarding the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court warrant. Clay and Buck argue that Mamdani lacks any legal authority to take such action and discuss his subsequent acknowledgment that New York City does not possess jurisdiction to enforce international arrest warrants. The hosts use the controversy to explore broader debates surrounding Israel, antisemitism, and the growing influence of anti-Israel sentiment within progressive politics. They argue that Mamdani represents a rising faction of the Democratic Party that is increasingly critical of Israel and contend that these views are gaining traction, particularly among younger voters.
The hosts then shift to a lengthy discussion of election integrity and voter registration issues, focusing on reports out of New Jersey involving non-citizens who were mistakenly registered to vote and instances of non-citizen voting. Clay and Buck criticize Democratic arguments that voter fraud is either nonexistent or insignificant, arguing that even relatively small numbers of improper registrations or ballots can impact close elections. They debate how election systems should address mistakes, registration errors, voter roll maintenance, citizenship verification, and election security measures. The conversation also includes reactions to media coverage of the New Jersey revelations and broader concerns about voter confidence, ballot verification, mail-in voting procedures, and election administration.
Congressman Mike Collins, the Republican nominee challenging Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in Georgia, joins the show to talk about his Senate race. The discussion centers on what is expected to be one of the most competitive and consequential Senate races in the country. Collins argues that Ossoff is out of step with Georgia voters on issues including taxes, inflation, transgender policies, and social issues. The hosts and Collins discuss the importance of Georgia as a battleground state, the role of out-of-state political donations, and the broader implications that the Senate race could have for control of Congress. Collins also outlines his campaign strategy and efforts to appeal to Georgia voters by emphasizing economic issues, conservative principles, and support for President Trump’s policies.
Cly and Buck discuss the controversy surrounding Smithsonian gift shop merchandise, including products promoting “Latina Power.” Clay and Buck debate whether race- or ethnicity-based empowerment messaging would be viewed differently if applied to other groups, using the example to criticize what they describe as inconsistent standards in public institutions. The hosts argue that identity-based branding and activism continue to influence educational, cultural, and governmental organizations, while questioning whether those approaches foster unity or division.
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Hour 1 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show focuses heavily on national politics, election integrity, the Israel-Hamas conflict, Democratic Party divisions, and early speculation about the 2028 presidential race. The hosts begin by discussing ongoing U.S. military strikes targeting Iranian capabilities and the Trump administration's approval of a U.S.-Saudi civil nuclear agreement, framing both developments as significant components of American foreign policy and Middle East strategy.
A major portion of the hour centers on New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and his previous comments regarding the possibility of arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court warrant. Clay and Buck argue that Mamdani lacks any legal authority to take such action and discuss his subsequent acknowledgment that New York City does not possess jurisdiction to enforce international arrest warrants. The hosts use the controversy to explore broader debates surrounding Israel, antisemitism, and the growing influence of anti-Israel sentiment within progressive politics. They argue that Mamdani represents a rising faction of the Democratic Party that is increasingly critical of Israel and contend that these views are gaining traction, particularly among younger voters.
The conversation expands into an analysis of the Democratic Party's evolving relationship with Jewish voters and support for Israel. Clay and Buck discuss what they see as a growing ideological divide among Democrats over the Israel-Hamas war, suggesting that pro-Israel Democrats may find themselves increasingly isolated within the party. They examine the political implications for prominent Jewish Democratic figures, including Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, while also discussing media coverage of Middle East issues and changing audience trends among Jewish voters.
The hosts then shift to a lengthy discussion of election integrity and voter registration issues, focusing on reports out of New Jersey involving non-citizens who were mistakenly registered to vote and instances of non-citizen voting. Clay and Buck criticize Democratic arguments that voter fraud is either nonexistent or insignificant, arguing that even relatively small numbers of improper registrations or ballots can impact close elections. They debate how election systems should address mistakes, registration errors, voter roll maintenance, citizenship verification, and election security measures. The conversation also includes reactions to media coverage of the New Jersey revelations and broader concerns about voter confidence, ballot verification, mail-in voting procedures, and election administration.
Throughout the election discussion, the hosts compare voter fraud debates to other political controversies, arguing that critics often move from denying problems exist to minimizing their importance once evidence emerges. They discuss cable news coverage, reactions from political commentators, and the broader national debate surrounding voter identification laws, voter registration databases, and non-citizen participation in elections.
In the final segment of Hour 1, Clay and Buck turn to 2028 presidential politics, analyzing an early New Hampshire poll that places Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) atop the Democratic field. They discuss potential Democratic contenders including Pete Buttigieg, Mark Kelly, Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, and Bernie Sanders, while speculating about the ideological direction of the Democratic Party following President Trump's term. The hosts argue that the upcoming Democratic primary could become one of the most competitive and ideologically significant nomination battles in recent history, with progressive and establishment factions competing for control of the party's future. Meanwhile, they point to Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as leading Republican figures in early polling and discuss the strength of the Republican bench heading toward the next presidential cycle.
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