Clay Travis (4:36)

Don'T, I, I don't like the way I will describe it is I try to be super nice to everybody, but the minute that someone is unkind to me, I flip pretty quickly.

Buck Sexton (4:50)

Right? Like, I think that's fair.

Clay Travis (4:51)

That's. Yes.

Buck Sexton (4:53)

Clay, Clay has, Clay has two speeds. Chill with everybody or nuclear war. Basically.

Clay Travis (4:58)

I think that's somewhat accurate.

Buck Sexton (5:01)

Like, I go more force, escalation. I'm like, are you really intending to be so rude? Like everybody. Clay is Just like nuke boom, gone. So it's accurate.

Clay Travis (5:08)

Yeah, that's accurate.

Buck Sexton (5:09)

Yeah, that's how it goes. I pay attention now with Joy Reid. She has spent years being quite nasty to people on the right. I think she has an animus to certain people that comes out in her commentary. And now she wants sympathy. This is cut to. And Clay, you can react to it. Here we go. Joy Reid. Very sad that she's no longer getting paid millions of dollars to be horrible at her job play, too.

Joy Reid (5:35)

My show had value and that. That what I was doing had value. Had value. And in the end, I'm sorry. I try not to cry on tv, so I apologize. In the end, where I land is that the moment that I of guilt that I felt that I went hard on so many issues, whether it was the Black Lives Matter issues of a young baby or a mom or a dad that was killed or that Nikole Hannah Jones put into our spirit, that we need to understand 16, 19 as the real founding of this country, whether it's talking about Gaza and the fact that we as the American people have a right to object to little babies being bombed. And where I come down on that is I'm not sorry.

Buck Sexton (6:26)

Are you sorry, Clay, for her?

Clay Travis (6:29)

No, I'm ecstatic. And I also love that she started to cry because I want her to be sad and I want her to recognize that the only reason she ever had a job was because her bosses are morons. And even when they recognize she was a moron, they were afraid to fire her because they were afraid that she would call them racist. And I think this is emblematic of how everything has fallen apart. How about Rachel Maddow? Buck, did you see this? She went on right after Joy Reid and said MSNBC is racist for firing Joy Reid. This is Rachel Maddow, buck, who makes $25 million a year to do one show a week. I know she's on for the first hundred days of Trump or whatever. Nobody seems to really care. She's lost her mojo. But listen to cut 3. This is how much of a disaster inside of MSNBC is. And Buck, I think you would agree with me on this. I'm not ever going to. And I don't think I ever have publicly taken shots at my employer on the air. I think it's super unprofessional. And I also think, like, you're not going to agree with everything that ever that ever happens to you at any job for Rachel Maddow, who I think has been treated more fairly by msnbc. Than maybe anyone in our entire industry.

Buck Sexton (8:01)

They made her. They made her a star. She's very replaceable. Yeah, they made her a superstar, paying her tens of millions of dollars and has absolutely zero gratitude. I'll tell you this. I have never turned on any employer that I have ever worked for publicly because I think it. With the exception of cnn, however, I was a contractor there for like a short period of time. And that was political. It wasn't that. I wasn't saying CNN like mistreated me as an employee. I was just like, they're out of their minds. They hate Trump and they're destroying the country. That's just the truth. But in terms of people that you've worked for, I think it shows a real character deficit, especially, especially when you've been elevated the way that Rachel Maddow has been in MSNBC to turn around and say, oh, you know, look at what they're doing. But you know what this is, Clay, all the very overpaid white hosts in primetime at msnbc, they have to go above and beyond to make everyone understand how much they care about diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Clay Travis (8:59)

And by the way, it's all bs because if she really thinks it's awful, then she should resign and she should insist that MSNBC replace her with a minority, a black woman in particular. But this was ra. Of course she's not going to do that because she wants her money and she also wants to tell everybody how holier than thou she is. But remember, Buck, was it Ronna McDaniel that got hired by NBC News and Rachel Maddow threw a fit and they ended up firing her? I think it was Ronna McDaniel. This is the, not the first time we've seen a major flare up that has occurred inside of the community here. But here is Rachel Maddow saying, hey, basically Joy Reid got fired because she's black and msc MSNBC is racist.

Rachel Maddow (9:45)

Listen, there is no colleague for whom I have had more affection and more respect than Joy Reid. I love everything about her. I have learned so much from her. I have so much more to learn from her. I do not want to lose her as a colleague here at msnbc. And personally, I think it is a bad mistake to let her walk out the door. It is not my call, and I understand that. But that's what I think I will tell you. It is also unnerving to see that on a network where we've got two, count them, two non white hosts in primetime. Both of our non white hosts in primetime are losing their Shows as is Katie Fang on the weekend. And that feels worse than bad, no matter who replaces them. That feels indefensible, and I do not defend it.

Buck Sexton (10:31)

Oh, they're so racist. They're so racist all of a sudden. I got. I got a couple things for you on this, Clay. One is this is a reminder that as far as the left is concerned, the metrics don't matter when it comes to anything that involves race and dei. Her numbers are terrible. This is a business, right. She doesn't actually move the needle. It would be one thing, and it's a different thing if they had a situation where. Where Joy Reid's numbers were doing great, but they thought her, you know, Persona was too toxic for the current environment, which has happened to other hosts, by the way, at other networks, but whatever. And they push that person out. Right? That. That would be one thing. Her numbers are terrible. So objectively, she is failing at her job. TV is a brutal business. You and I know this. So is radio, by the way. You're not getting the numbers. Somebody else has to come along and do it. So that's part one. Part two for me is Mattow makes what, $30 million a year?

Clay Travis (11:30)

Yeah, 25 million now. She got 30 million. They gave her a pay cut to do one day a week. They dropped her all the way down to 25. I don't know how she.

Buck Sexton (11:37)

She should go. She should go to the execs at MSNBC and say. Because also, Joy reads this. This is one thing that I'll say is brutal about the particularly TV business. True in radio sometimes as well, but when the host goes, the staff goes. Yeah, so the host. And I've. I've been present for when this happens. Like, I've been there when show is. I. I've been on a show that's been canceled before, and it's like when.

Clay Travis (11:59)

A head coach gets fired, too. The whole staff gets fired. Everybody goes.

Buck Sexton (12:03)

So everybody goes. So she had probably 10 or. Oh, no, it was way more than that. It was some. I think I've seen. It's a few dozen staffers working on her show, and a lot of them are being. If not all of them, being let go. My point is merely if Rachel Maddow was so upset by this, she should have gone to them. She doesn't need any more money. She should go to them and say, guys, take 10 million out of my salary and cover Joy and her staff for another year. Give them another. She could do that. It wouldn't be hard. People have done that in Media before they've taken. There have been actors who have taken huge pay cuts to pay. By the way, Keanu Reeves famously pay the staff a lot more to, you know, the crew a lot more.

Clay Travis (12:37)

During COVID I bet you did this Buck. I mean everybody at iHeart took substantial cuts to. I know in the sports department we did. There were no sports going on. I gave up. I don't remember what it was like a third of my salary in order to try to keep people from getting laid off. I think a lot of on air people did.

Buck Sexton (12:54)

Yes. I mean that's. That's what you do for your people. Right. Because your people are necessary for the product that you're putting out and you have a loyalty to them and vice versa. So I just think it's interesting that Rachel Maddow here she is crying about this or well, not quite crying. That's Joy Reid. But whining about this. And it's completely within her power to have changed the situation. She could also just say, I'm going to fund. Why doesn't she fund Joy Reid? Joy Reid's next media venture. I'm sure it will be incredibly successful. Just telling white Republicans how awful and racist they are every day. I'm sure there's just a huge audience for that that she could tap into. So. Or really all Republicans, but particularly white Republicans. Joy Reid seems to have a big problem with. And that's, that's, I think the realities of the media environment right now. Clay. Reflecting the realities of the political environment that we're in, which is a different era and Trump is the new sheriff in town and there's no way around it. Yeah.

Clay Travis (13:47)

And we'll play some of the data because I think what you hit is so incredibly important. This ultimately comes down to dollars and cents in 2017 being virulently anti Trump made the Washington Post, the New York Times, msnbc, CNN and other media outlets tons of money. And so they leaned into that. What's happened so far in 2025 is the legacy media has been destroyed in the last eight years and their audience doesn't trust them anymore. And I the Megyn Kelly numbers and we'll play some of her diving into the actual number of people that are listening. We have more people in some cities listening to us right now on the radio. Oh yeah, we're watching Joy Reid in age Demos right now, which is pretty crazy.

Buck Sexton (14:36)

We have single stations of the 500 stations that this show is currently carried on. I think it might be like 498 or something. But 500 stations, we have single, single stations that are more listened to than the entire demo audience for Joy Reed's.

Clay Travis (14:53)

That's right show.

Buck Sexton (14:53)

That is, that is actually a fact right now, which is pretty amazing. So we will dive into all this. I just another side note, but before I forget it, your point, Clay? And I think it is so clear now for everybody. A lot of these left wing, left wing media, because they had control, there was a saturation effect. Just so many places and so many. They're all saying the same thing and they're really not that talented or that interesting. You'll notice that when somebody on the right leaves the mothership, generally there's one mothership that they leave, but I leave. When somebody on the right leaves a big, you know, corporate TV place and goes off on their own, somehow they're very successful. That's very successful afterwards because they have an audience, they have a talent, they have a skill set. Democrats, if you don't go from MSNBC to CNN or you don't go from CNN to NPR or something like that, you got nothing. It's a whole different market.

Clay Travis (15:44)

Yeah, they have no actual audience of fans. And I think that is going to become very apparent to Joy Reed that she cannot replicate her multimillion dollar salary despite the fact she's had the luxury of coming into people's homes for years to convince them that they should like her. And they still have it.

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Clay Travis (16:15)

So steak is a cheat meal for you. How healthy are you now?

Buck Sexton (16:18)

I mean, Clay, I'm down.

Clay Travis (16:20)

That's unbelievable. Steak is pretty healthy. Like, doesn't have that many calories.

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Clay Travis (23:59)

Like the stone, like the.

Buck Sexton (24:00)

Yeah, yeah, the little monster like bites his finger and it falls in there. I'm just saying. And then Sauron and all the bad stuff goes away. It kind of feels like that right now. It kind of feels like cnn, msnbc, the New York Times. The shroud of Sauron is disappearing from the landscape. And we're like, oh, wow, we don't have to live in a country run by lunatics anymore. This is, this is really nice. I'm enjoying it. And I should note. We should enjoy it. You should, actually. It doesn't mean that there's not going to be a, an Empire Strikes Back moment. There will be. We all know that. I'm not a triumphalist on this stuff, but I mean, you know, take, take the W when you get the W. And you have to also remember that these individuals in the media, particularly under the Trump administration. Well, you know, Trump and Biden administrations were vicious to their counterparts on the right. People like Clay, Me. I mean, not that it bothered. They're like, oh, they were mean to us. But these are, some of. These are horrible people. I'm just telling you, they're not. They're actually, it's not that I just disagree with them. There are nice Democrats that I think are wrong on everything, but they're not horrible human beings in the media. And then there are actually just garbage humans who honestly deserve what they get at this point. And there's, there's a fair number of them. You know, I don't have to sit here and I don't even want to name the names because, you know, it gives them more attention than they deserve. Now let's get into where Joy Reid is in this whole situation. Megyn Kelly, friend of ours, friend of the show, and somebody who obviously went independent and did very well for herself and is doing very well for herself. And she spoke about what's going on really, with Joy Reid. Let's hear what she's a savvy media observer. Megan knows the ins and outs. Let's see what she thinks about all this. Play.

Rachel Maddow (25:44)

When I was at Fox, we're a bad night in. The demo would be in the, in the threes, 300 and change. But it was often 600,000, 700,000 and change. Here's her demo number from Thursday night. 59,000, 59,000. That's what she got in the overall demo. She lost to her competitor on CNN, who had 104,000, lost to Laura Ingram, who had 389,000, lost the whole ratings race inside MSNBC, where their great white hope, Jen Psaki, who's taking over now at nine. Okay. That's their future, Rachel Maddow. She's their big star. For $30 million a year, all you have to pull is 144,000, which I think is what we got. Maybe overnight at 3am during a weekend program.

Clay Travis (26:37)

So let me explain this, Buck, because Megan's taking you inside the numbers. Everyone is judged in our business by how many people are watching, listening, consuming your content. That is the business. The more people who watch or listen, the more you can charge for ad rates and the more profitable a show is. So what she is talking about is people age 25 to 54 as the target demo. That is the age range that a lot of advertisers want to reach. That is buying a car, that is buying a house, that is young, married into young, parent into college age parents. Wide range. Right. You can think about your own life, how you might have changed from being 25 to being 54. Buck. 59,000 viewers for Joy Reid in 25 to 54 year olds. To put that into context. And we hinted at this a little bit. There are cities where we are on right now, one of 500 cities where more than 59,000 of you are listening to us right now. The collapse of MSNBC's audience. She said, I think Rachel Maddow, 144,000 people in the demo. I mean, you're talking about not even able Joy Reid to fill a single football stadium with people age 25 to 54 paying attention to what she is talking about. There are lots of clips that you or I will share from this show on video that will get a more substantial audience than that.

Buck Sexton (28:22)

I also think we shouldn't let the audience escape from this conversation unscathed. I think we should take a moment to dunk on the MSNBC audience too, because what does this tell us? It tells us that for years the audience that was watching really believed that Trump was Hitler and that Russia collusion was a thing. And, and you know, Trump was the end of democracy. So they are easily misled and fooled. That's part one. But maybe even more poignant in the moment is that there are a bunch of babies, Clay. And I'll tell you all this right now, going into this election, yes, we felt very confident Trump was going to win. As you know, you can go back and play the tape and you know, he was going up against Kamala, for heaven's sakes. Like we thought Trump. But, you know, it's a crazy world. Look what it look at 2020. You know, you can't discount anything. There was never a moment where Clay and I talking off air were like, oh man, what's what if? Will everyone just stop caring about the news and the country if Kamala were to win? Like, what's going to happen? Because we know all of you want information, care about the country, and have, you know, have the emotional fortitude to, you know, yeah, we would have been a bummer of a week if Kamala had won the election. We would have come back here and said, all right, how do we. How do we, you know, thwart the agenda? How do we get ready for the next round? How do we save the country? Msnbc, it's like they're all taking their ball home. No one can play. They're all crying about it, and the.

Clay Travis (29:56)

Audience is finally bailing. Because I. I'm like, probably many of you who said, if you're constantly lied to, I don't mean you disagree with somebody's opinion.

Buck Sexton (30:10)

Yeah.

Clay Travis (30:10)

Like, yeah, Buck is totally wrong about the Beverly Hills Cop movie. Like, it's actually pretty entertaining.

Buck Sexton (30:16)

Just keep. Just keep digging that ditch.

Clay Travis (30:19)

But, and by the way, the caller the other day, anyone but you, great recent romantic comedy, Glen Powell, Sidney Sweeney, you might disagree with that. But if I came on and I said, hey, the new Beverly Hills Cop movie or the new. Anyone but you movie made a billion dollars at the box office and is the most successful movie of all time. And you listened to me and then you went and looked it up and you were like, wait, he's totally wrong about that. You should not trust me as much when you get a fact wrong, not an opinion. Because we can all be wrong about what we expect to happen. For instance, Buck went underground in the great city of Atlantis on Buck island over whether Biden was going to remain as the nominee.

Buck Sexton (31:06)

They still should have kept him. They still should have kept him. I'm just telling you it was crazy what they did, but keep going and.

Clay Travis (31:11)

I swung and missed on. Surely they're not dumb enough to actually elevate Kamala. I thought they would find somebody more appealing than her. Right. Those are opinions. It's hard to predict the future, but if you get facts wrong, and MSNBC got a lot of facts wrong, and they just kept stacking them one after another, eventually the audience comes to distrust you. And I think that's actually the story of msnbc. Not only Joy Reid, not interesting, not very talented, but the platform that she's on, msnbc, as you heard Megan Kelly actually bring the data, the audience has just vanished overnight. And the young audience in particular, that is 20 buck. There are more Democrats watching Fox News every night now.

Buck Sexton (31:52)

They. They promised a result. Really? As well. Yes, because they went so all. They abandoned all objectivity and decided that they were all in on activism because it was so Worth it in this moment, because this was the last shot. They're a little bit like a cult that was telling us the world will end in 2024 if Donald Trump wins. Donald Trump won. And the world didn't end.

Clay Travis (32:17)

Correct.

Buck Sexton (32:18)

Some of the cult members wake up and they go, I thought I was going to be in the space planet of the lizard people. And they're all sad about it, you know, and they've got their little special travel kit ready to go to the planet they were promised they would elevate to. No, that doesn't actually happen. I think that I mentioned before. David Hogg desperately in need of chalk. We should send him a package of it. I think. David Hogg speaking out about the Biden mental decline. This guy's the Vice DNC chair, which is also remarkable. I mean, has neither ability nor accomplishment, nor. Nor wisdom, nor virtue, nor bravery. Don't even get me started. The whole thing. But here he is saying something that is obviously true. Clay, about your point with the lying. And I think this even gets a little bit worse than the lying it takes. But here's what David Hogg had to say. He's the vice chair of the DNC at 16.

David Hogg (33:06)

Frankly, anybody that did speak out about that was immediately ostracized in our party. They were right. And I know that we like to claim that we're not a cult, but anybody who did say that President Biden was too old basically had their career destroyed. That's a problem. All the people who said, like, no, we're just gonna. We're gonna keep doing all this stuff to make sure that everything's good, and we don't need to talk about the president's age now. They don't have a job. Right. What good does that do? But the reality is, if any single one of them spoke up about it, they probably wouldn't have kept their job, and they would have been ostracized and effectively excommunicated from the party. That is a huge problem. There are many lessons we need to learn from the selection, but that is one of the main ones that we have to learn, is that we cannot be a cult.

Buck Sexton (33:48)

That is 100% accurate. That is. Actually. I will give him full credit in an astute. Well, I would say I shouldn't say astute because it's obvious, but a truthful observation from David Hogg. But here's Clay, where I think it's a bigger problem for Democrats. They humiliated their base, too. The MSNBC audience not only was promised and lied to, but the MSNBC audience feels humiliated because they believed this garbage and now everyone can see it's garbage. They believed Joe Scarborough when he said less than a year ago that Biden is the sharpest he has ever been in his 80 years of life. They believed him. He, you can't humiliate your audience and get away with it.

Clay Travis (34:29)

I think that's true. I will say to David Hogg, if you followed up and said, you know what, you're right, Democrat Party shouldn't be a cult. So you definitely believe that men who say they are women are not actually women. Right? And he'll be like, no, no, no, no, they're women. So he's willing to say, I think it's important here. Oh, Joe Biden was not mentally and physically capable of being president because Biden is now off the stage. He's not willing to address the cult members on the things that the cult still believes, which are, for instance, hey, men should be able to play women's sports and be the best female athlete on the planet. He wouldn't take the step to actually speak truth to power. It's not brave to say something that everybody in retrospect has decided is true. It's brave to say something that is true when everybody still hasn't decided it's true yet.

Buck Sexton (35:23)

I think that until you see the Democrats have the moment of honesty about the whole trans thing that needs to happen for them to be out of pure cult status, they're just going to keep spinning their wheels. But they tried this when they had all the media at their disposal, that they did, and they had so much control and they had Facebook and they had Twitter and they had all these things. They tried to make us all celebrate the lie and they can't do it anymore. And I don't know how they walk it back without admitting that the whole thing was a lie. A bit like they did with Joe Biden, which, you know, that that whole thing was such an embarrassment to their party. And I think that the damage that it has done is going to continue for a long time. Well, take some of your calls and get. Also, we love talkbacks, so go to the Iheart app, which is a great app to have. Even if you're listening to one of our fantastic affiliate stations, you can have that I Heart app to send us talkbacks. Go to the Clay and Buck page, press the little microphone. We love getting those we listen to, by the way. We can't play all of them, but we listen to them. It's just like emails. We get them into the show. The team sends them to us so we re we read transcripts or listen to all the talkbacks that you send in. Preborns in a fight, day in and die, day in and day out, not for their lives but for the lives of unborn babies. The team working at Preborn start their effort by welcoming women who are pregnant and making that critical decision about what to do with the life that is growing inside them. There's so much pressure in society on women, especially if they're in a difficult situation to consider abortion. Preborn says, hold on a second. Let's introduce you to that tiny baby growing inside you with an ultrasound. Let's show you the heartbeat. I'm going to my wife's ultrasound again on Thursday. It's an incredible experience for a parent to be, as you know, for women in crisis, it shows them the light. It shows them what's really going on. And the decision for life becomes so much easier. And statistically this is critical. The decision to give life to that baby becomes much higher, much higher percentage. This is how preborn is saving lives. They're doing it with love and the connection between mother and child. They're supportive, they're nonjudgmental. I've been to one of the clinics here in Miami. They are doing incredible work. So would you be the voice for the unborn and become a monthly donor at preborn? $28 a month. It's 100% tax deductible. $28 a month could be the difference between life and death for so many tiny babies growing in the womb. To donate Securely, just dial pound250 and say the keyword baby. That's pound250. Say baby. Or if you want to donate online, go to preborn.com Buck preborn.com B U C K sponsored by Preborn.

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Clay Travis (40:27)

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Buck Sexton (40:29)

It's over.

Clay Travis (40:31)

Fly Eagles, fly.

Clay Travis (40:32)

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Buck Sexton (40:38)

The Eagles win at Super Bowl 59.

Clay Travis (40:41)

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Clay Travis (41:55)

Today I'm drinking my Crockett coffee. Buck, I had a late night and an early. White Lotus season 2 sorry season 3 episode.

Buck Sexton (42:07)

What do we think about that first episode? I think you might redeem yourself here.

Clay Travis (42:10)

It was awesome.

Buck Sexton (42:12)

It was a bad first episode.

Clay Travis (42:14)

Second episode was good. I watched it last night. I have no idea how many of you watch. There have been three seasons. It's a murder mystery on HBO about privileged rich people who go away on vacation and you try to find out who died. That's the story in essence.

Buck Sexton (42:29)

I'm glad the second because Carrie and I had that one slated for this weekend. But the first episode was, was, was trash. So at least you recognize that. Clay, there's hope for you. You recognize the first episode was trash. So there we go.

Clay Travis (42:40)

I want all of you out there to go to crockettcoffee.com use code book. Go sign up, particularly if you have phenomenal taste, as some of you do not only for coffee, but also for pop culture. Crockettcoffee.com code book. You'll get an autographed copy from me. This is truck driver Jeff, man of the people, spectacular taste in film. He has sent us a message and here is what he had to say.

Buck Sexton (43:09)

Hey, guys, this is Jeff, a truck driver from Missouri. Just wanted to say I took Clay's advice and watched Axle F last night. I thought it was pretty good myself. I don't know what you were thinking, Buck, but hey, you know, everyone has their own taste. Well, there you go, Jeff. I, I love you, sir. You're a great American and a patriot. But I think you're awful. I, I think you've hit the wrong interstate on this one. Maybe. Maybe it cut somebody off and they got in a little bit of a wreck. Cause I think you're, you're off, off the mark on this one. I will raise you. Listener Rick from Mississippi. This is Talkback CC. Just have to say I disagree with Clay and 100% agree with Buck at Beverly Hills Cop. The new one was trash compared to the originals. I first was listener Rick also in a truck. I think he might have also been in a truck.

Clay Travis (44:05)

That we have dueling truck drivers over whether Axle F was good or not. And as I've always said, Missouri truck drivers far more trustworthy than Mississippi truck drivers.

Buck Sexton (44:14)

I can't believe he's throwing Mississippi truckers under the bus like this just just.

Clay Travis (44:18)

For Axle F. Everybody knows Missouri truck drivers have great taste. Mississippi truck drivers, not so much. When we come back, we are scheduled to be joined by our good friend Jim Jordan. News coming out of the House Judiciary Committee. Over 400,000 reported tax returns leaked. We'll dive into that. Also, Buck, some good news out there for those of us who are Star wars fans. Border numbers are phenomenal. And an update on the Philadelphia Eagles, your chosen super bowl team and what they are planning on. All that's still to come here on the Tuesday edition of Clay and Buck. Thank you all for hanging with us.

Clay Travis (45:08)

The Philadelphia Eagles are Super bowl champions.

Buck Sexton (45:11)

It's over.

Clay Travis (45:12)

Fly, Eagles, fly.

Clay Travis (45:14)

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Buck Sexton (45:20)

The Eagles win at Super Bowl 59.

Clay Travis (45:23)

From jerseys to hats to must have collectibles, we've got everything you need to rep your team with pride. Don't wait. These styles won't last. Shop now@nflshop.com and gear up like a champion.