The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Hour 3 – Nonsensical Women
Date: November 6, 2025
Host: Clay Travis & Buck Sexton
Guest: Katie Miller
Podcast Network: iHeartPodcasts

Episode Overview

This hour features a lively discussion between Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, and guest Katie Miller (conservative commentator, podcaster, and wife of Stephen Miller). The main theme centers on political trends among women, culture wars over gender and sports, the election aftermath in several states, and the perceived contradictions in contemporary liberal feminism. The tone is fast-paced, humorous, and unapologetically opinionated, with direct audience engagement via calls and talkbacks.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Katie Miller’s Viral TV Exchange & Israel Discourse

• Miller is congratulated for her rising profile and her confrontation with Cenk Uygur on Piers Morgan's show, relating to criticism of Israel and accusations about antisemitism.
  • [02:01] Buck: “Happy to see all your success. … tell that jerk Cenk whatever his name is what you really think of him.”
  • Katie clarifies she stands by logic but can get heated:
    • [02:44] Katie: “Did I lose my cool with him…? Absolutely. Did I have a better logical argument to make? Absolutely. … Someone funded by the Muslim Brotherhood and a supporter of Hamas…when they criticize Israel, they pretty much mean one thing.”

2. Election Results in NY, VA, NJ – Gen Z & Women's Voting Patterns

• Explores why Democrats won blue states, Gen Z’s political leanings, especially among women, and concerns over ‘imported’ populations shifting voting patterns.
  • [03:46] Katie: “Does it overly concern me that we lost three blue states … No, of course not. What concerns me, though, is the number of voters in New York who haven’t lived there longer than five years…”
  • Critique of ‘Gen Z females’ for supporting politicians “who won’t denounce Sharia law but claim they’re for women’s rights.”

3. Trans Rights & Women’s Sports Debate

• Clay raises the story of a biological male playing in the National Women’s Soccer League and backlash a teammate received for objecting.
  • [05:56] Clay: "Women are actually the worst defenders of women’s athletics out there...the actual athletes themselves seem intent on erasing themselves."
  • Katie:
    • [07:15] “Who’s the undoing of Western civilization? It is the liberal white woman… willing to cannibalize their own people.”
    • [08:09] “I remember growing up… I didn’t want to be a man. I grew up wanting to be a woman. So I don’t know what Glamour magazine is doing except saying men are better at being women than women…”

4. Syndey Sweeney & Cultural Beauty Politics

• Discussion about actress Sydney Sweeney declining to apologize for being an attractive, non-political woman amid a backlash:
  • [09:40] Katie: "Women are not allowed to be attractive in this country anymore… you see on every single liberal publication… men, because they're no longer allowed to say women are allowed to be hot and attractive if you’re white..."
  • References incidents like a man entering a women’s gym locker room as indicative of cultural confusion on sex, gender, and safety.

5. Reaching Young Women: Marriage, Motherhood, and Conservative Messaging

• Both the hosts and Katie lament modern culture’s devaluation of motherhood, early marriage, and traditional family roles.
  • [11:09] Katie: “The reason I started my podcast was to speak to these exact women…the women who are not getting married…believe a career is what they should be doing first and foremost. … going to a job in which you’re just paying enough to make ends meet at the daycare and grocery store is not what life is meant to be.”
  • [13:13] Buck: “No one ever feels the need to clear their throat and apologize for encouraging two people working and kids in daycare…but if you say, hey, being a mom who stays home…people get angry about that.”

6. Virginia Election, Political Polarization & Safety Concerns

• Hosts express shock at the election of Virginia’s new chief law enforcement officer (Jay Jones), who they allege has endorsed violent rhetoric.
  • [16:08] Katie: “I have three young children who live in the state of Virginia. So you can imagine how sad it is when you see your neighbors vote for somebody who wishes the equivalent of my children dead…It’s a very scary time to be a Republican.”

7. Audience Calls: Disillusionment and Civic Participation

• Callers discuss not voting out of cynicism (“my vote doesn’t matter”), with hosts strongly encouraging participation.
  • [21:21] Caller: “My single vote won’t make a difference so there’s no point in me voting.”
  • [23:02] Clay: “I want every single person out there listening to us to vote. I can’t imagine sitting around on election day and feeling like I hadn’t been willing to take the bare minimum time to make my voice heard.”

8. Economic Woes, Inflation & Youth Disenfranchisement

• Listeners and hosts discuss ongoing frustration over cost of living, inflation’s stickiness, and how policies post-COVID compounded it.
  • [24:31] Matt (listener): “Gas prices are still up. Cost of living is still up... We elected Trump to fix it, not to tell us who did it.”
  • [26:28] Buck: “You basically shut down whole sectors of an economy and print money...there are big problems from that.”
  • [28:53] Buck quotes Palantir CEO Alex Karp: “People realize that the degrees they were told were going to be really valuable are not, and more hard skills … are more valuable in the marketplace.”

9. Generational Struggles: Value of Degrees & AI’s Economic Impact

• Worry that white-collar jobs, once considered immune, may be displaced by AI, while skilled trades may become more secure and lucrative.
  • [30:20] Clay: “A lot of well-educated people during COVID were very cocky and arrogant… the jobs that many young white collar professionals have…are going to be the ones that get eliminated first.”

10. Calls, Camaraderie & Lighter Moments

• The show closes out with rapid-fire calls, a humorous baseball coaching tangent, and a listener suggesting a “dating center” for like-minded podcast fans.
  • [42:27] Caller: “I like that idea of having, like, a dating center for Clay and Buck listeners…”

Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “It concerns me the amount of Gen Z females who are voting to support a man who won’t denounce Sharia law, but at the same time claim that they’re in support of women’s rights.”
  — Katie Miller [03:46]
• “Why is it that we can’t just say women are biologically women? … those women are not men and men are not women.”
  — Katie Miller [07:15]
• “Who’s the undoing of Western civilization? It is the liberal white woman…they’re willing to cannibalize their own people…”
  — Katie Miller [07:15]
• “No one ever feels the need to clear their throat and apologize for encouraging…two people working and kids in daycare…but if you say, hey, being a mom who stays home and raises kids, that’s a beautiful, worthy, critical, civilization-building pathway…People get angry about that.”
  — Buck Sexton [13:13]
• “When partisanship wins out and when Trump derangement wins out over human decency…people who are my neighbors…support somebody who wishes death upon our family.”
  — Katie Miller [16:08]
• “You eat a bean, don’t you? Nobody eats one bean, but you add them all together and they make a meal. … Yes, your single vote might not sway it, but everybody together makes a meal.”
  — Caller Daniel [31:08]
• “Degrees that they were told were going to be really valuable, are not…and more hard skills and work experience…are more valuable in the marketplace.”
  — Palantir CEO Alex Karp, played by Buck [33:18]
• “I love law school, but…when you’re 25 years old…you get slapped by the cold heart of reality…You’re not involved in A Time to Kill. It’s not A Few Good Men.”
  — Clay Travis [34:55]

Segment Timestamps

• [02:01] – Katie Miller joins, TV spat with Cenk Uygur, Israel discussion
• [03:16] – Blue state elections, Gen Z female voters, ideological inconsistencies
• [05:56]-[08:22] – Trans athletes in women’s sports, cultural contradictions
• [09:40] – Sydney Sweeney controversy, beauty standards, double standards for women
• [11:09]-[14:01] – Reaching young women, motherhood vs. career prestige
• [16:08] – Virginia election, safety and partisanship
• [21:21] – Caller Jonathan: Why I didn’t vote
• [24:31] – Economic complaints, fixing inflation, Trump vs. Biden
• [28:53]-[34:08] – Education, degree value, impact of automation/AI, job market realities
• [41:18]-[42:50] – Quickfire listener calls, dating for listeners, show camaraderie

Memorable Moments

• Katie’s blunt assessment: “Who’s the undoing of Western civilization? It is the liberal white woman…” [07:15]
• Candid conversation about working vs. stay-at-home moms, need for cultural respect for motherhood [11:09–14:01]
• Palantir CEO Alex Karp on value of skilled trades vs. elite degrees [33:18]
• Listener’s “bean” metaphor for voting: “Nobody eats one bean, but you add them all together and they make a meal.” [31:08]
• Lighthearted banter on coaching sports and the idea of a conservative dating service for listeners [42:27]

Summary

This episode offers a frank culture war analysis from the right, focusing heavily on women’s voting, the state of American feminism (“nonsensical women”), the political left’s alleged contradictions, as well as ongoing economic challenges and generational frustration. Katie Miller’s presence adds a notable cultural conservative perspective, particularly regarding women’s roles, sports, and the shifting value of family life over careerism. The hour wraps up with candid calls from listeners both disillusioned and optimistic, showcasing the podcast’s engaged and vocal audience.

For listeners seeking a bracing, unapologetic critique of current political and cultural trends — especially related to gender, youth politics, and the economy — this segment captures the tone and arguments of the modern American right.