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Buck Sexton (0:24)
No purchase necessary VGW group Void where prohibited by law 21 + terms and conditions apply. Welcome in to Clay and Buck. Second hour kicks off now. Let's check in on our friends at the View. I don't know if they would consider them our friends, but I, I'd like to think they're our friends. They really should have have Clay and me on. It would be great for ratings, probably new ratings at all time high. We would have a lot of fun and we would educate them and expose them to a whole range of arguments and really truths. I don't even say it's just arguments because we're right and they're wrong. But okay, that would, I think be very helpful and I think that they would benefit from it tremendously. The ladies of the View, you know how to find us. You should have on Clay and Buck. It'd be fun if we did it, if we did it together as well. Clay would say something I'm sure very inappropriate. I would start laughing, the ladies would get very upset and then we'd get into the substance. I could play it out right now in my mind. But let's go to the latest here with the View and the appearance of Dylan Mulvaney. Now, you will recall that Dylan Mulvaney is best known for being the individual, the guy who did more to crash the stock price of Anheuser busch under the InBev ownership or whatever it is than any other person, right? Bud Light, they couldn't give it away for a while because of a campaign run by Bud Light, an influencer Instagram campaign. Now, now, mind you, that same bud light and InBev, whatever the parent company is, wouldn't advertise on conservative media, you know, wouldn't have somebody who was on the right as an influencer, even though I think there were plenty of people who listen to talk radio and watch Fox News and vote Republican who drink or at least used to drink Bud Light. I don't drink beer, as you know, not because of anything other than, well, I can't because of celiac disease. And they make, I know. Do you have to tell me? They make gluten free beers. They're generally not very good. So I'm not up on the latest and tastiest beers. But I do know that it has been a rough one for Bud Light because of Dylan Mulvaney's campaign. Now, this is still an issue because Democrats insist on making it an issue. They cannot win this argument through persuasion or logic. So they hope to win the argument through exhaustion and emotional ferocity. As in, they will exhaust us with their craziness and they will just shout over us and, and denounce us and remember this when they had the levers of power back, they will try to mandate all this stuff again, all the executive orders on transgender issues and everything else that Trump has done so far. They will reverse all that right away the next time they have the White House. Let's hope it's not for a long time, but they will at some point. So this issue is not, it's not moot. It's not something we've moved past. Democrats insist that this is still something that is central to the ethos right now of the Democrat Party. And that is why on the View they're having Dylan Mulvaney. Right. Why else? They're inviting on, yes, it is the dumbest talk show on television, but they're inviting a trans influencer on because they want us to talk about it. And it's not just in the pop culture. They want us to talk about this. They isn't the move. Wait, I didn't. The Oscars just happened, right? Did that movie about the trans cartel member who had the, you know, the switch up down below thing happen? Did that get any Oscars? I didn't even. I didn't watch. No. Oh, it didn't. Oh, wow. Tough night for transgender cartel members in musicals, I suppose. I wonder. It sounds like something USAID would have funded, but apparently it was funded by the private sector. So. Dylan Mulvaney on the View. Let's start with the claim that, and see, this is going to be, this is going to be tough on the years for some people because it's, we've, we've been abused under the guise of courtesy to go along with things that are lies. And now, now courtesy means when you see a transgender person, you are seeing a human being, you're seeing one of God's creation who you will be kind to and decent to and has all the same protections of law. And you know, this. Fine. Right. I have I have known transgender people. I have been friends with transgender people. And that is courtesy. Courtesy is not. You're actually a guy and should be. Or yeah, you're actually a guy, or you're actually a girl and should be able to play sports against teenage girls who are going to get thrown around like, like rag dolls because you are bigger and stronger than them because you're actually a guy. That's not courtesy. That's delusion. There's a line. We can draw a line here. Dylan Mulvaney is insisting on. On delusion. And this is cut 14 here. And this is where I have to do it. He. Because it's a he here. He says, just that player.
