Pam Bondi (6:39)

We have never forgotten those heroes and we have never stopped seeking justice for that crime against our nation. In fact, from day one, Cash and Dan would sit in meetings and say, we're going to get them. And they did. Today I'm proud to announce that the FBI has arrested one of the key participants behind the Benghazi attack. Zubar Albakosh landed at Andrews Air force base at 3am tonight. This morning he is in our custody. He was greeted by Director Patel and U.S. attorney Jeanine Pirro.

Buck Sexton (7:17)

So here we have, over a decade later, one of the senior terrorists involved in that attack. And remember the controversy, the political dust up that all of this created. There were a number of things. One, of course, was that there was a complete lack of honesty from the Obama administration about what had happened. Remember, they arrested a guy who made a video somewhere that insulted the prophet Muhammad and that this and that, that was somehow supposed to be responsible for this attack. I think 13 hours, by the way, is a tremendously underrated movie. And I can tell you, as somebody who knows a thing or two about the annex and the agency and all of that, 13 hours is a very well done, very accurate movie. So I feel like I'm sure a lot of you have seen this, but it didn't do that well in theaters, which was disappointing. It should have done better. Maybe it's done better on, you know, DVD play and all that afterwards. But 13 hours I thought was an excellent view into what it's like to be particularly GRS officers who were the paramilitary kind of defenders of facilities and personnel for the agency abroad during the war on Terror. GRS was a big part of the gwad. In fact, I write about GRS a bit and my time with them in my book Manufacturing Delusion, which I've never talked about this before. I've never talked about the GRS teams that took me out in Iraq and Afghanistan. And some of you would be. Would say, well, but you were an analyst. And don't analysts just sit at Langley? Oh, there's a lot of sitting at Langley eating donuts and drinking lattes, don't get me wrong. But I wanted to try to do more. So wherever I showed up abroad in the war zones, I said, how can I be useful? I'll go with whomever, wherever. Let's roll. And so, yes, I did do GRS movements off base. Yes, I did have to get all kitted out and have these guys with me side to side. Yes, I did have the conversation with them that I move behind them, and if they both get taken out of the fight, then it's my job to radio in and get into the fight. All of that was real. And I look back now and I look like a. Like a college kid, because I basically was. I was in my early 20s doing this stuff, running around the war zones. But yeah, I was with the GRS guys. I did get outside the wire. I did do movements with them, and I am very grateful to them. They were. They were badasses. Truly, they were. They were a great bunch overall, I really liked. And now some of them, I know in later life, in. In media. So, you know, if we've crossed paths later on, anyway, that whole Benghazi situation came to. Well, there was the incident itself and that there was a complete lack of any assistance given Hillary Clinton. The whole thing was. Their whole thing was a disaster. They were not prepared. There were all kinds of political considerations. It should have cost, well, certainly Hillary Clinton her job, and it should have cost Barack Obama reelection. But remember Candy Crowley in the debate? Remember, Barack Obama did say it was an act of terror. No, not really, actually. And Mitt Romney, I know right now, Mitt Romney we think of in a very different context. He's like, well, I think Black Lives Matter. And, you know, he's marching with them. Okay, we lost Mitt. Mitt went over to, you know, Mitt went over to Mordor. We lost him. But in 2012, he was the best we had. Okay? He was our candidate. And he actually did a great job against Obama. Completely destroyed Obama in the first debate, which all The Obama fans out there, Obama's so brilliant. Go back and watch it. Don't take my word for it. You only have to watch 10 minutes of it. I mean, Obama was a, was a no show. And Mitt does his homework, good on his feet, square jaw, handsome, you know, all that stuff. So he did a good job. And then in that second debate when it was focused on national security is when CNN's Candy Crowley threw her considerable weight in front of Barack Obama to defend him from the accusation that they had downplayed that this was an act of terror on the anniversary of 9 11, of course, that the Hillary Clinton State Department was completely ill prepared for and lied to the American people about. And it just was a. On national security, Barack Obama, there's, it's, it's amazing. He got one thing right, which was the bin Laden raid. And everything else was a disaster. But because of the bin Laden raid, because of the CIA and Seal Team Six, Barack got the credit. And everybody generally forgets about the rest of the record, which was abysmal. And it really matters because Joe Biden was the guy. He was their foreign. Think about that. Joe Biden was Barack Obama's foreign policy brain. Eight years of nothing but America in retreat. Eight years of disaster. Trump comes in, turns that around, puts America back on its front foot. And then of course, as we know, Biden 2020. And now we're back after four years of Biden retreat, most notably the disaster in Afghanistan. But you know, this, this is all, this is all tied in together what happened in Benghazi over a decade ago and that now we still have the Trump administration trying to get justice for what happened. Remember, we lost people that day. We lost four killed. And they burned down, you know, a U.S. facility, tried to burn down another one, the annex. Thankfully GRS was there and they were unable to do so. And I just have to say the difference in both the approach to foreign policy, but really most importantly, in some ways the sense that people in the world of Trump and the MAGA Republican America First Party take the notion of America's reputation and American pride seriously and we will hunt down anyone who kills Americans. And that, that is something that is really meaningful, you know, and you could say, oh well, Barack with the bin Laden raid. Yeah, but like I said, there was that everything else was appeasement, everything else was Iran deal, everything else was disaster. Disaster in Libya, disaster in Syria, disaster in Iraq, the rise of isis. It couldn't have been, couldn't have been more of a mess. And so as we are in or entering this, the latter part soon. I guess we're still in the first half, but we're, we're, you know, moving along in Trump 2.0. It's worth noting that Trump and his team take this stuff seriously. AG Bondi, Attorney General Bondi, this is cut to. She pointed out Hillary Clinton, remember that it was Ron Johnson who asked her the question, thank you, team, for reminding me, to which she responded, what difference does it make? Makes a big difference. Here's Pam Bondi Play two.

Pam Bondi (14:57)

Hillary Clinton famously once said about Benghazi, what difference at this point does it make? Well, it makes a difference to Donald Trump. It makes a difference to those families. And 14 years later, it makes a difference to law enforcement who made the difference in this case. Thank you, President Trump, for supporting all of our agencies around the country and around the world. ABA Koosh will now face American justice on American soil. We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He'll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others.

Buck Sexton (15:39)

It matters to the families of Ambassador Chris Stevens, to Sean Smith, to Tyrone woods, to Glenn Dougherty. Matters to all of them. And it matters to the American people. Because if a bunch of savages murder our people in a foreign land, it is absolutely our obligation, our duty, using the full might and force of America to hunt them down and bring them to justice. And this sends a message. A message has certainly been received here by the other side. We'll get back into this and talk more about it and then also move into some of those policy issues I was talking about. Whether it's ICE or the SAVE act or your phone calls, by the way, and your talkbacks. Light us up, please. All right. Staying in contact with family and trusted friends is critical. And this is why I want you to have rapid radios. You guys, as you know, I didn't have to deal with this, really. Although it got cold in Miami, up in Nashville, Clay, he was sending me photos. It was just like a giant ice rink up there everywhere. All kinds of problems with communications. But he had rapid radios. He was good to go. And he knew that he had that backup communication system. Cell towers all are having problems. Things go down. You can use your rapid radios. I think it's just important to have as part of your preparation package rapid radios work. Clear communication, long battery life and durability that stands up to real world emergencies. Staying connected shouldn't depend on luck. Should depend on the tools you trust. I live in South Florida. I'm always prepared. You know, We're I'm right in the hurricane zone here. So during the next blackout, during the next time, when some cell towers are down, some are up, you got to use rapid radios. Go to rapidradios.com check out the new rad rad one, see the full emergency features and grab the launch offer while it's still live. That's right, the RAD one. Go check it out. When the world goes quiet, make sure you don't rapidradios.com that's rapidradios.com communication redefined making America great again isn't just one man, it's many. The Team 47 podcast Sundays at noon.

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I'm extremely thankful to the CIA and Director Ratcliffe and our other law enforcement partners for making sure that the world knows that if you kill an American citizen in an act of terrorism, we will hunt you down. We will bring you to justice, and you will face justice here in America, not in another court and not in any other proceeding around the world. But here. You killed our own. So we are going to take it to the streets to make sure you are held accountable. Once again, I'd really like to thank the entirety of the FBI headquarters divisions. There are so many moving pieces to actually execute a foreign transfer of custody. And now we're talking about the seventh, the third in just a couple of weeks. And I don't know if that has ever happened before in US History.

Buck Sexton (21:28)

Man, Cash Patel doing a great job as FBI director on, on this and so many other issues of public safety, of getting the bad guys. Look, I know that there and we've talked about some of the, some of the problems with the rollout of the transparency around Epstein. We talked about it, we've addressed it and the administration's tried to address it. But let's also give credit where due when it comes to finding terrorists, when it comes to finding murderers, when it comes to going after dangerous gang members who are illegals, this FBI has been just on it, has been on it. And I think they deserve a lot of credit for that. It's also Reminding me of the old days when I was working in the intelligence division of the nypd, which I write about in Manufacturing Delusion. Now you might be like, buck, why should I get it now? Why should I get the book now? If you go to clayandbuck.com, there's a pre order place on the site right now@clayandbuck.com if you do a preorder, there's a special bonus video with a former CIA ops officer friend of mine where we talk about MK Ultra, where we get into some of the stuff that you're going to want to hear about. It's a whole conversation. Plus you get the book pre order right now. Go to clayandbuck.com youm'll see right there up on the page there is a buy. It's right there. Click here to preorder Buck's book. It should be right below Clay's mustache photo with Jesse Waters. Guys, it's a great book. I'm telling you. I put my heart and soul into it. Please go get your preorder. You get a special bonus video if you only for pre orders. Got to go there now. In the meantime, I was talking about criminals, the bad guys. Yeah, FBI is doing great stuff, but you have to be able to protect yourself. Door Sabre comes in. Look, we love this company. I know the CEO personally and he relies on Sabre products to protect himself and his family. And they've done this for thousands and thousands of families. There are some things I want you to start out with. For example, the Sabre home defense launcher. 7 powerful impact pepper projectiles. Now that's a great place to start. They have so many products though at Sabre. Pepper sprays, pepper gels, stun guns, door bars, home alarms, all kinds of stuff. Your one stop shop for home protection is Sabre. If you want non lethal safe home saber, go to sabre radio.coms a b r e radio.com or call this number, 844-824-SAFE. That's 844-824 safe.

Pam Bondi (23:59)

The Benghazi saga was a painful one for Americans.

Buck Sexton (24:03)

It has stayed with all of us. And let me be very clear, there.

Pam Bondi (24:07)

Are more of them out there.

Buck Sexton (24:09)

Time will not stop us from going after these predators, no matter how long.

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It takes in order to fulfill our.

Buck Sexton (24:16)

Obligation to those families who suffered horrific pain at the hands of these violent terrorists. And now I again want to tell everyone that American justice is here. That President Trump will make sure that the cavalry comes for Americans no matter where they are in this world. Two things I just want to Say about this, before we switch out the topics a bit, we were talking there about the capture of Benghazi terrorist Zubair Al Bakush, going all the way back to 2012 Benghazi attack. This administration has tracked this guy down, and he is now in custody on U.S. soil. And he is going to spend the rest of his life in a cell, pending, of course, our judicial process, which we still give even the worst vile terrorists because we are America. I mean, sometimes we just have to blow them up. But if we capture them, we give them process. So this is. This is a good day for that. And I know that a lot of people, you know, there'll never be real justice for what happened that day in Benghazi, because first of all, we lost four good Americans. And then there's also the political injustice of what happened, where the Obama administration and most notably Hillary Clinton were derelict in their duty and lied about it, and unfortunately, because Obama won reelection, got away with it, meaning they didn't even pay the political consequences of being so incompetent and so derelict in their duty. So at least we're still tracking down the bad guys. And I think there's more. There's more to come on this one. I would not want to be. I'll tell you this much. Think of the difference if you are a. Al Qaeda, isis, any of these entities, you know, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, Boko Haram, you know, we just fire. We just got. Got went after Boko Haram in Nigeria. You look at these moves that this administration is making. Bad guys anywhere in the world, meaning people who want to kill Americans and harm our. Our interests as a. People have to know that Trump will just. Trump will just go for it. He'll just take them out, whether they're in Venezuela or Iran or wherever. He'll just do it. Biden. What do you think they're going to wake up old man Biden from a nap and get him to make an executive decision on something like this? And then think about who was real. Ron Klain, I mean, who was really the president. Look at the guys that he had even running. I mean, I'm gonna tell you, they still make jokes about the former Secretary of Defense who was also kind of a doddering old man, Lloyd Austin, and had like the double shield face mask thing on the double. He had. He had the face mask, but the big plastic shield out in front of you. You're the Secretary of Defense. You're gonna send men and women into battle to die for this country. And you're afraid of air breathing. Very different deal with my man, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. And I have to say, Secretary of War, I always tell, you know, we know Pete's a friend. He's been a friend for a long time. I did Pete's virtual book signing for his first book. This is taking me back a ways. It was now Secretary of War Hegseth, but it was Pete Hegseth, Kimberly Guilfoyle, now Ambassador to Greece, and me doing Pete's first book signings. I mean, I've known Pete a long time. And you know, I won't, I won't knock my friends personally on air. I just won't do that. I tell you that. It's just a point of personal. Point of personal. I don't know if you want to say honor or if you just want to say code. It's my code. I won't do that. But Pete, I'm telling you, the Secretary of War, from everything I'm seeing apart from our friendship, is doing a great job. And Marco Rubio as Secretary of State is doing a great job. And Scott Bessant as Treasury Secretary, doing a great job. And Tom Homan, now that he's been put in a more central role in this, is and will be doing a great job. And there are some key pieces here that are executing on this Trump administration's agenda in a, in a really remarkable way. And it's a great, it's a beautiful, it's a beautiful thing. It's a beautiful thing. All right. Moving in a very different direction right now. I gotta tell you something. I am a, I don't know, I mean, for my age, I'm probably just pretty much like a middle aged guy. But I'm trying to get back, I'm trying to climb back up that hill and get into better and better. I mean, I do serve a hundred, and really now it's more like 105, 107 miles an hour. Who's counting, though? Who's, who's counting? But, you know, I'm getting back into it with working out and all that kind of stuff. I just bring this up because I've tried yoga before and I know everyone says, oh, it's so relaxing and it's so great and the more you do it, the better it is. I've tried yoga classes and it has always been a disaster for me. Things that are, they go, oh, go into the easy pose, whatever it is. And I go into it and I'm like, ow, this hurts. I don't Like. Like, you know, part. And I don't even. I even had, like, the yoga instructor come over. She's like, are you okay? I'm like, I don't know. This really hurts. She's like, that's not supposed to hurt. You're in the. You're like the relaxation position. We haven't even gotten to the. The tough stuff yet. True story. I had a. I had a yoga instructor. This was not a good moment. I would actually say this wasn't a good moment for the instructor as well as me because, like, what are you doing? I was just trying in a basic intro yoga class to sort of keep up with everything. And, I mean, I look like Homer Simpson having a panic attack back there. Like, it wasn't good. I'm not. I'm not going to pretend like it was, but I was trying and I wasn't. I was okay. I wasn't like, disrupting the class or anything. I just am not a very flexible guy. She came up to me at the end. She goes, I just don't want this. This is the instructor. And I didn't come up. I didn't want to talk to her. I was trying to sneak out of there as fast as possible. And this was back in New York maybe a decade ago or something. She comes back to me and she goes, I just don't want this to be your only yoga experience. You know, you should really come back. Like, it will get better. Guess what? I didn't come back. I was like, you know, that's not. That did not have the intended effect. I would. Don't. Don't single out the guy. Don't single out Homer Simpson having a panic attack and be like, it's okay, Homer. We were all laughing at you, but we want you to come back sometimes. So yoga is not my thing. Carrie. Carrie, my. My wife. She's a physical specimen. She's beautiful. And she can do all. She does, the weightlifting and the yoga and the Pilates and everything. I try to do some weights, and I just hope that my knees don't give out. I mean, that's kind of where I am. And tennis, of course, and shooting guns. But all that to say. There's a video. New York Post has it up, a video of. Remember, yoga is supposed to be relaxing, and everyone's supposed to be in kind of this Zen state. And there is some religious, like, you know, a thing that kind of can come into this, too. I mean, some people say that yoga is part of a. Anyway, for me, it's just been Stretching. I don't really know about that stuff. I mean, I don't think stretching is inherently religious. So, like, if you're just stretching, I think it's fine. But. But yeah, because there are people like to do a homage to the sun and there's different, like. Like God names and poses and stuff. This yoga class, you would think is. This is Minneapolis. Don't worry, it's going to tie into ice in a second. This isn't just me making fun of how not flexible I am. Although, is clay more flexible? That would be. That would be. That's a tough challenge. We'd have to see, maybe. So Minneapolis yoga class, it's core power yoga, which I think they actually even have. This is like a franchise. I think they actually have this right down the. The street or near me here in. In Miami. I think it's a thing here too. Again, I wouldn't really know because I haven't gone and they have a couple of employees. It's all on video, too. I hate this thing also where people ambush people who are not public figures who are not doing anything wrong and put them on camera to make them like. Like, you know, to put them on the spot in a really aggressive and nasty. It's exactly what happens here. And it's all about ice. You have a. A group of somewhat frumpy for yoga ladies. I'm just. I'm just calling it like I see it. Okay. I mean, if you're in the yoga class, you're wearing the spandex, you know, you're on the video, you got this group of kind of frumpy. They wouldn't fly down here in Miami, kind of frumpy yogis who are all circled around these two women who work there. And they're just screaming at. Well, there's one woman in particular. But then, then they all start getting in the shouting at them because they want there to be ice. Like they had these, you know, anti ice. Probably ice is not welcome here. You know, we stand for all people and ice is Hitler, whatever, something like that. They had put them up on the glass of this yoga studio. You know, the front. The front panes of glass for the. For the studio. And I guess the employees took them down at the direction of corporate, who pays them. Probably because corporate realizes. And these crazy, you know, yoga chicks don't recognize that you don't want to play this game these days. You don't want it to be a corporate policy that you are against federal law enforcement because MAGA is hip to this stuff. Now we figured this stuff out and we actually are half the country. Well, we're more than half the country, but there's a lot of us and we don't like this stuff. And companies that play these games find out. So I actually assuming that what happened here is what it seems to be, which is that this core power yoga company was like, look, we just. We. We just want people to be able to do yoga here. That's the right move. So I got no problem with them at all making that decision. That's the right decision. The problem is these women that are like a bunch of spandex clad harpies, you know, all gathering together and yelling at these two, these poor young women who are just sitting there, just probably making 15 bucks an hour or something, you know, I mean, it's not. It's not like the fat cat sitting atop the mountain of cash. Like they're just trying to do their jobs and they got berated with stuff. Do we have some of the video? There's so much cursing in it that we had to kind of. Do we have some audio? This we can play. All right, play it. Let's go.

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Give us.

Buck Sexton (35:07)

No, give us answers.

Pam Bondi (35:08)

Let's go. Say them out loud for the camera, for all my viewers.

Buck Sexton (35:11)

Let's hear it.

Pam Bondi (35:12)

Why are you being silent?

Buck Sexton (35:13)

Let's.

Pam Bondi (35:14)

Let's hear it.

Buck Sexton (35:14)

Delaney, loud and proud, baby.

Pam Bondi (35:16)

You want to say it? Let's say it.

Buck Sexton (35:18)

Why? Okay, let's go. It's an almond.

Pam Bondi (35:22)

A. Well, you should have well rehearsed.

Buck Sexton (35:24)

Court Corporate. Be loud with core power corporate dancers. Let's go. What do you gotta say? That woman's name is Heather Anderson and she's on like Instagram and TikTok and all this stuff. And people like her are the reason why we can't have nice things, the reason why we can't have civil society, the reason that we can't have adult conversations about things like politics. Nor can we have places where all of us are welcome to just relax and stretch and, you know, hopefully not like pop art, are, you know, hip out of the socket doing it. This is. This is the nasty, hyper aggressive, woke, white female mentality on display. And this is something that unfortunately is far too common with all the social media stuff and everything else. But just think about how mean this is, how cruel it is. Do you think these women, I mean, I know not to you, but does she think these women at this desk, in this yoga studio have anything to do with ice, with immigration policy, with anything else? They're just doing their jobs because they want to get paid and they want to go home. They're not making this call. Corporate made the call. And you know, I gotta say now, now, now it's on the other side of things now. It's like, okay, core power yoga. You decided that you're gonna put the anti ice signs in or you're gonna allow it here. It's a bad idea. It's a bad idea. It's not just communists who wanna stretch, you know, it's not just the, the angry middle aged, single wine drinking women of the Minneapolis suburbs who pay to go to these kinds of classes. We're in a new era now where both sides get a say. So the new policies for all these companies and corporations should be and better be. We don't do that politics stuff here. We do what we do. We provide a, we provide a good or a service and we want to provide it to everyone, period. That is the policy. And they got to be willing to stand up to lunatics like this who are going to shame employees. Gonna get their. They banned this woman, so at least there's that. Uh, they're gonna shame employees. They're gonna do all this stuff. This needs to. We need to shame the shamers. We need people to know that if you do this crap and you hurt everyday people because you're politics and no one's illegal on stolen land and all this other stuff, you know, you wanna, you wanna parrot morons like the Billie Eilish Singer, you're going to pay a price yourself. It's the only way. These companies have to know this. They have to understand that this is not going to be the way that America is going forward. All right. There is a game on Sunday. Some call it the big game. And I even know about this game. If Clay was with us today, he'd be giving us his prize picks. But you've got me. And I am more likely to tune into the Puppy Bowl. This is true. But if you're with us yesterday, remember he gave us his pick. He's confident in his more or less pick on prize picks. On prize picks. You can find them right now@clayandbuck.com. so have you got the prize picks app downloaded? If not, today's the day. Even for the occasional sports fans like me. You can have a lot of fun on prize picks. Download the prize picks app. Follow these four suggestions. Okay. Ready Patriot. Drake may more than half a passing yard. Yes. Love the Drake. Great Drake, very good. He's great player. Drake may more than half of a passing touchdown how do you get how do you get more than half of it? Whatever. Seahawk quarterback Sam Darnold more than half a passing yard touchdown and Seahawks wide receiver Jackson Smith Moore Jackson Smith. He is more than 93 and a half receiving yards. Jackson Great runner, great catcher. The Jackson catches and runs. He's fantastic. So go check that out. Prize picks available in all 50 states including California, Texas, Florida and Georgia. Download the Prize Picks app Use my name Buck as your code. Get $50 instantly in lineups when you play $5 code Buck use code Bucks I'll be like wow Buck. They like Buck too when he does the prize picks, not just Clay. Code Buck Download that Prize Picks app. Check it out today. Geek out with the guys on the Sunday Hang with Clay and Buck podcast a new episode every Sunday. Find it on the iHeart app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Buck Sexton (43:00)

Welcome back in to Clay and Buck, and we're gonna get some of your talk facts and good things like that here. Coming up, we'll also be joined by our friend Katie Zachariah, who will be talking to us about a couple things out in California, including the governor's race, which is coming up soon. The primary's happening there. They got a funky primary in California and we have a lot of you who are California California inhabitants. Residents, I think, is the preferred nomenclature. A lot of you are going to be weighing in on that one, too. Do we have time for a quick talk back here? No, no, we actually don't have time for a quick talk back here. So we'll get to some of the next hour and also give us some of your calls. I have a Overmountain club mug in my hands right here for Crockett Coffee. Drink some Crockett Coffee, my friends. Go to Crockett Coffee. Crockett Coffee.com Crockett Coffee.com it is fantastic coffee. You will love it. And 10% of the profits goes to Tunnel Towers Foundation. Coming up here, we will get into the latest on the voter ID battle with the SAVE Act. Also more on ice and the immigration fight that is underway. Democrats are of course trying to prevent the rule of law from being a thing that is enforced in this country. So we shall discuss. Send us your talk backs, give us your calls. Clay sends you all regards. He's having fun out in California and we'll be back here shortly, so stick around.

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Buck Sexton (45:35)

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