Hour 3 - Suspicious Packages

Summary

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Episode: Hour 3 - Suspicious Packages

Date: March 10, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this dynamic third hour, Clay Travis and Buck Sexton tackle the day’s breaking news and deeper political currents. The conversation revolves around explosive political spending, media misrepresentations, the Trump administration’s responses on Iran and the economy, and lively debates on Gen Z slang and technology—especially the rise of autonomous vehicles. With a blend of sharp analysis and characteristic humor, the hosts also dissect shifting language, gun debates, and the ever-present specter of media bias in coverage of current events.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Out-of-Control Political Spending & Stakes in DC

• Senate Race Spending

  • Buck marvels at the sheer volume of money involved: “It’s just crazy how much money is being spent by most in Democrats, around $1 million.” [03:39]
  • Clay's jaw drops at the figure: “Six hundred million dollars for one Senate seat is outrageous, but it's indicative of how much money is going to be spent.” [03:56]
  • The massive expenditure is contextualized as a symptom of how high the stakes have become for both parties, especially with Congressional control uncertain.

• Supreme Court Vacancy

  • Clay speculates about a possible Supreme Court vacancy and the urgency for Republicans to act while they still can: “If Republicans lose control of the Senate, nothing’s getting done.” [04:41]

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2. Breaking News: Suspicious Package at Gracie Mansion, NYC

• Suspicious Device Incident
  • Buck reports a breaking story about the NYPD responding to a device at Gracie Mansion: “Not immediately clear if it was a hoax or real or not. But look, this is getting more attention.” [05:15]
  • He humorously recalls an urban legend about a strip club named “Suspicious Packages” across from a mosque, using it as a springboard to discuss media and cultural reactions to threats: “Whenever I see suspicious packages now I always think of that story or that, that urban legend…” [06:32]

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3. Media Critique: CNN’s Reporting on Political Violence

• CNN’s Narrative and Editorial Flaws
  • Buck reads and critiques a CNN tweet that downplayed the seriousness of bomb-throwing suspects: “That construct of how to tell this story is like clinically insane.” [13:37]
  • Clay expands on systemic bias: “This is the culture of CNN that must be ripped out root and branch… CNN needs to be reimagined and redefined and rehabilitated.” [14:35]
  • They highlight the importance of ownership and editorial culture in shaping news narratives.

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4. Gen Z Slang and Generational Divide

• Mogging and Glaze
  • The hosts engage in a lively discussion about Gen Z slang, with Buck explaining ‘mogging’—to be overshadowed, especially in appearance: “We were mogged by Tommy. This is with it.” [09:27]
  • Clay brings up ‘glaze,’ meaning to over-praise someone, particularly Elon Musk: “He’s the greatest capitalist in the history of the world. I mean, I think it’s fair to say…” [07:16]
  • Both hosts reflect on generational changes in language, humorously noting their own aging in the process.

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5. Elon Musk, Twitter/X, and Media Gatekeeping

• Transformation of Twitter/X
  • Buck reminisces about the platform’s evolution: “Twitter used to be a left-wing propaganda platform… X now does not operate as a left-wing propaganda platform.” [12:32]
  • Both express admiration for Elon Musk: “I might like Elon and be more of an Elon Glazer according to my own 15 year old than even you are.” [07:16]
  • They view X as instrumental in holding mainstream media to account.

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6. Economy & Oil Market Volatility

• Trump Administration’s Response to Iran Crisis

  • Caroline Levitt’s press briefing is played multiple times (with direct reads) outlining Trump policies to stabilize markets amid Iranian tensions:
    • “President Trump… moved quickly to address these temporary disruptions. Thus far, the Trump administration has offered political risk insurance to tankers… The treasury temporarily waived certain oil related sanctions, and the commander in chief has offered the US Navy to escort tankers when necessary.” [27:10, 31:23]

• Market Reaction

  • Clay analyzes the oil price rollercoaster: “It feels a bit manipulated in the way that the oil and gas market went from $80 almost overnight to $120, back down to $80. That doesn’t feel organic and natural to me.” [32:16]
  • Buck frames it as speculation-driven volatility, likening it to meme stock chaos. [33:52]

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7. Autonomous Vehicles: Technology & National Security

• Embracing the Future
  • Clay is bullish on self-driving cars and derides skeptics as “equivalent of horseless carriage detractors.” [34:12]
  • A playful exchange about ‘car mogging’ and ‘carmaxing’ ensues.
  • Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy is featured at the Autonomous Vehicle Safety Forum:
    • “I want the technology to be developed in America. I want the jobs in America… This is a national security issue. This is an economic issue. This is a safety issue.” [36:47]
    • “We want the next generation of vehicles which are going to be autonomous, to be American made… And so we’re having a forum today… about how we can have the right rule set to keep our safety mandate, but also allow them to continue to innovate.” [38:43]
  • Buck connects civilian EV innovation to military significance: “The best autonomous driving technology is also going to be the best autonomous tank brigade technology, the best drone coordination technology.” [39:33]

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8. Political Media Coverage & White House Press Briefings

• Media Narratives on Trump Administration
  • Clay applauds the Trump White House’s strategy of dominating the news cycle and confounding the press: “It’s amazing how quickly these things can change because… the S&P 500 is near an all time record high…” [22:40]
  • Buck notes: “There are a lot of people who really, really, really want Trump to fail. And that affects the way that they will leap on things…” [24:36]
  • They predict a “Goldilocks economy” and pitch optimism heading toward the midterm elections. [29:47]

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9. TSA Pay Disruptions Amid Rising Security Concerns

• Clay criticizes Congress for risking public safety by not funding DHS, resulting in unpaid TSA agents: “A lot of the TSA guys and gals at Nashville Buck because I fly in and out. A lot are listeners and they’re not getting paid...this is just a failure.” [45:40]

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10. Guns, Calibers, and Listener Feedback

• Buck plays listener call-ins debating the merits of 9mm vs. 1911 .45 caliber pistols, complete with surgical and practical insights:
  • “The wound channels difference are negligible… more recoil control, more fun to shoot.” - Listener John [47:06]
  • “It’s all about those neural pathways called muscle memory. 9 millimeters easier on the wallet, easier on the hands, more fun to shoot. Therefore you’re going to get much more repetitions on the worst day of your life.” [47:59]
• Clay admits: “I am completely out of my depths on this discussion…” [47:44]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Political Spending:
  “Six hundred million dollars for one Senate seat is outrageous, but it's indicative of how much money is going to be spent.”
  — Clay Travis [03:56]

• On Media Spin:
  “That construct of how to Tell this story is like clinically insane… You could do this with anybody.”
  — Buck Sexton, critiquing CNN [13:37]

• On Gen Z Slang:
  “We were mogged by Tommy...That’s the correct term.”
  — Buck Sexton [09:27]

• On Elon Musk:
  “He’s the greatest capitalist in the history of the world.”
  — Clay Travis [07:16]

• On Autonomous Tech:
  “This is a national security issue. This is an economic issue. This is a safety issue.”
  — Secretary Sean Duffy [36:47]

• On Oil Markets:
  “It feels a bit manipulated in the way that the gas, oil and gas market went from $80 almost overnight to $120, back down to $80. That doesn’t feel organic and natural to me.”
  — Clay Travis [32:16]

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Important Timestamps

• Political Spending & Supreme Court Discussion: 03:07 – 05:15
• Breaking News: Gracie Mansion/Suspicious Package: 05:15 – 06:32
• CNN Critique & Media Culture: 13:37 – 16:21
• Caroline Levitt on Trump Admin/Iran Response: 27:10, 31:23
• Oil Market Volatility Discussion: 32:16 – 33:52
• Autonomous Vehicles Debate & Secretary Duffy: 34:12 – 39:33
• TSA Funding Issue: 45:40
• Listener Gun Debate Call-ins: 47:06 – 48:40

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Summary Flow

This hour showcases the unique Clay and Buck blend: breaking political analysis, media criticism, old-school vs. new-school banter, policy implications on economy and security, and the lighter side of cultural evolution, all with a wry edge and open phone/text lines. Whether parsing the culture at CNN, deconstructing market volatility, hyping Elon Musk, or arguing for the future of American innovation, the hosts keep the pace lively and the tone engaging.

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For New Listeners

You don’t need to have heard previous shows to jump right in—whether you care about how political money sloshes through DC, want to decode Gen Z talk, wonder why oil prices whiplashed, or simply enjoy sharp skepticism of mainstream narratives, Clay and Buck keep it both fun and thought-provoking.

Transcript

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play and Buck kicks off now. Show is flying by and we are covering so much ground. A good time to remind you all there's a podcast of this program. You can go back and listen on demand anytime you'd like. The iHeartRadio app Best Place to start. Wherever you get your podcast, hour by hour, the show goes up. Go listen to it. You missed hour one. We had a great hour one. Some people say the greatest hour one of any show this this week so far. There's a great, great hour one of the show. We're talking Iran stuff. We're talking economy. We had Jim Jordan on, we had Shannon Bream on Great Americans. We had Michael Watley on. I think he's going to win that race, Clay in North Carolina. I really do. I like Michael Watley. He's a good man. They're going to their money that's going to be spent. It's just crazy how much money is being spent by most in Democrats, around $1 million.

[Clay Travis]

He said, Buck, if you were watching on video, my jaw, it's rare that my jaw drops. I hear a number I was even projecting, okay, it'll cost a couple of hundred million dollars. Six hundred million dollars for one Senate seat is outrageous, but it's indicative of how much money is going to be spent. And we just talked with Shannon Bream about this. You can't be confident if you are the White House right now that you are going to have control of Congress. This might be your last opportunity this year, might be the last opportunity of you, meaning the Republicans to be able to get anything through the House and the Senate. And so if that's going to be true, it makes all of these stakes that much higher. Including as we were just talking about the possibility of could there be a Supreme Court vacancy? Because Buck, if you don't make the decision to go now in 26, 27 and 28. If Republicans lose control of the Senate, nothing's getting done. And then in 28 you have another election and you don't know who's going to win. You might have a split and so you might not have certainty on who your replacement's going to be for four or five years, maybe longer if you're a 70 some odd year old Supreme Court justice.

[Buck Sexton]

Also some breaking news here that Gracie Manchin which is the mayor's residence in New York City, right Like a block or two for My little sister actually went to school. I know the area very well. Gracie Mansion has. Well, there's a report of the NYPD responding to a device, a suspicious device. Not immediately clear if it was a hoax or real or not. But look this is getting more attention on. There was that protest and the counter protesters remember a protest about too many Islamic radicals in New York. So Islamic radicals were like how dare you and then threw a bomb at them. Kind of tells you a lot as we were discussing. And now there's another suspicious package that has been found. You remember Clay, I think it was the New York Post held a contest for the name of a strip club that at one point was going to be opened. A all male strip club that was going to be open near the site of, of a mosque. You know. But you remember, do you know?

[Clay Travis]

I don't remember this story at all.

[Buck Sexton]

I think it was New York Post and, and, and, and the winner was Suspicious Packages. Actually really funny. Which I always thought was kind of a funny one.

[Clay Travis]

That's very.

[Buck Sexton]

If you're gonna have a strip club across from a mosque, you know, because some guy wanted to make a point that they won't allow a strip club near a mosque. An all male. It was like a Chippendales thing. This is a long time ago. I'm pretty sure that wasn't the Onion. I'm pretty sure it was a real thing. But maybe it was the Onion. It's a funny story anyway. Sometimes, you know when, when the facts and the legend conflict, you got to go with the legend. But whenever I see suspicious packages now I always think of that story or that, that urban legend, whatever it is. Now we have the, the CNN reporting on this is. Is incredible. And this is where X I, I know we sound a little bit like Elon superfans here. Maybe some or I'll just speak for myself. I want actually Clay with the Tesla. I think it's pretty big fan of Tesla.

[Clay Travis]

I am, I my 15, my 15 year old son the other day was just Would you stop? You may or may not know this phrase. Would you stop with the Elon Glaze? Glaze is like when you're giving somebody praise. I'm like, he's the greatest capitalist in the history of the world. I mean, I think it's fair to say that of anybody that's alive today, I think he's probably done more in a positive direction from a capitalist perspective than almost anybody ever has. And did we say this on the air? Was it off air? AOC was criticizing Elon Musk recently for being a billionaire who had never accomplished anything. And Elon Musk just did a star, you know, an asterisk and said trillionaire, which is. Elon is, if he's not already soon to be the first trillionaire in the history of the world. And I think it's because he's built pretty incredible products. So to cut you off, I might like Elon and be more of an Elon Glazer according to my own 15 year old than even you are. But so I'll sign on.

[Buck Sexton]

What is it called in Gen Z speak? Gen Z has some very interesting. First of all, I've noticed that we grew up saying dude. The way they say bro. Bro is now what dude was in the 90s. You'd be like, dude.

[Clay Travis]

Now it's bro. Everything is bro.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah. That's one thing I've noticed about the Gen Z. I have a Gen Z babysitter and I listen very closely to her lexicon, to her verbiage, and I'm learning things all the time.

[Clay Travis]

Oldest man way to describe how a young. I listened to her lexicon, to her verbiage. How old is. Is your Gen Z lass? That is, that is a babysitter.

[Buck Sexton]

22 year old, just got out of the. Just got out of the IDF, actually 22 years old and she was serving over in Israel. Now she's here and she's great. She's great with. Great with speech. Fantastic. But I'm learning from the way that she speaks. And there's a thing mogging. Oh, mogging. Oh, I. I've learned this thing.

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So.

[Buck Sexton]

So when Clay and I took a photo years ago with Tommy Lahren and Tommy looked like Tommy Lahren and Clay and I both looked particularly schlubby. Even for us. We were mogged by Tommy. This is with it.

[Clay Travis]

Right?

[Buck Sexton]

That's the correct. It's like when someone completely overshadows you in a photo because they're like, they're so good looking.

[Clay Travis]

I think that's what basically you Can MOG people in all respects, but typically it is applied for physical. Like if you went to the beach and I went to the beach and like Arnold schwarzenegger, you know, Mr. Olympian style was there at the beach, he would be totally mogging us. Like we would be the fat schlubby guys at the beach.

[Buck Sexton]

And I mean, I mean now he's pretty wrinkly and old, but yeah.

[Clay Travis]

So who is the most. Who is a super ripped guy now? There aren't as many famous ripped guys. I mean, I know there's tons of wrestlers and things like that.

[Buck Sexton]

I think super bodybuilders have become. Did you see the guy who was like, I think won the Arnold Classic? The photos and we're going around does not even look like a human musculature. I mean, it looks like another species. It's crazy how jacked.

[Clay Travis]

Yeah, well, some of those guys can't put a shirt on. So it's hard to be like, oh, you're the strongest man on the like, when I'm not kidding. Like they can't take a shirt off and take a shirt on because they're so muscular. Like their, their shoulders don't work. They can't just like do normal things. Right?

[Buck Sexton]

Well, you're taking massive doses of, of anabolic steroids to get to that. And that's just known. I mean this isn't like some see everyone that you're not hiding it. You can't be a bodybuilder. A male bodybuilder competitor is interesting, the most competitive of the female body. And I'm in Miami, which is I think now probably the bodybuilding capital of the country or certainly South Florida has got to be up there.

[Clay Travis]

South Florida is the attractiveness capital of the United States by far. Everybody's good looking, everybody's in shape. Like I, LA is probably number two in terms of people who are just in great. Miami is now number one.

[Buck Sexton]

Your fitness level in South Florida is a minus three compared to the, the American average. So if you think you are like a 7 out of 10 in terms of fitness for your age category, you come to South Florida, you're like a four or five. It's just the way it is. Look, I, it applies to me too. Trust me. I was like, I came down here, I was like, I'm the fattest guy in the whole gym. Like, it's tough down here.

[Clay Travis]

Well, and also it's warm, so people wear less clothes. So it's hard to hide. Like you can't wear a bulky jacket. You don't get like if you're the fat guy in Miami, everybody knows you're the fat guy in Miami.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah, you don't. I mean around here it's, there's, it's a whole different thing with the year round beach where ok, so looks mogging, we've explained to you now for Gen Z speak, most of you it's going to be your grandkids or your kids that will know what mogging is. And you explains, you explained glazed. There's some other Gen Z terms that I'll think of that are very, very common usage these days. But anyway, going back to CNN here for a moment. Oh, why who are we glazing? Elon. Because Elon's incredible. He is.

[Clay Travis]

And you were saying the reason we knew this story from CNN to a large extent is because of Twitter and the way that it's changed culturally.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah, I mean Twitter used to be a left wing propaganda platform. It allowed conservatives on, but it actually was nefarious because it was always suppressing. You know, if you're in a race, what's worse, hey, I'm the, this is a race to determine who the fastest person in the world is. But I'm going to exclude like most of the fastest people and then give a gold medal to somebody who's actually not the fastest. Or if you put everybody in the race and then you have the actual fastest people, you know, running with like shackles on their legs or running barefoot or so they might even run faster barefoot. But anyway, you get what I'm saying, right? Like it's actually more nefarious to pretend it's a honest platform. X now does not operate as a left wing propaganda platform. And it's not perfect, but it's a lot better than it was. And so CNN has had to put this out, a post regarding the two individuals arrested for throwing homemade bombs outside of New York City. Mayor Zoran Mamdani's home failed to reflect the gravity of the incident, thereby breaching the editorial standards we require for all our reporting. It has therefore been deleted. Now, just to share with everybody what the tweet was, this is from CNN's official account, which has millions and millions of followers. Still, two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day, enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather. But in less than an hour, their lives would be drastically changed as they would be arrested for throwing homemade bombs during an anti Muslim protest outside of Zoran Mamdani's home. Clay that construct of how to Tell this story is like clinically insane. I mean, you could do this with anybody. It was, you know, it's like Osama bin Laden was having just another day eating some chunks of goat in a cave in Afghanistan, thinking about a Quranic verse and then boom, all of a sudden on his TV the planes ran into the buildings like, what are you doing?

[Clay Travis]

Yeah. And this is where it becomes significant to me. A lot of times people can screw up. I've written a lot. You've written a lot. We talk a lot, four hours plus every day, variety of different topics. To me, what is an utter indictment of what you just read that went viral this morning is it's a product of the culture of cnn. In other words, you know, this articles don't go up on CNN.com without having been vetted by multiple editors. And I would submit that a CNN account does not tweet something out without it having the ability to have been overseed by multiple editors. Which is a good thing, Right? You don't want CNN suddenly tweeting out 100% inaccurate news because it could be very traumatic to the nation as a whole. Right? If suddenly CNN said, hey, something awful has happened to President Trump and it's not true at all, it could alter the marketplace people see on stock markets, everything else. By the way, Caroline Levitt has started a briefing and we will be updating you on what she is saying there. But all of that is to say this is the culture of CNN that must be ripped out root and branch. And this is why for those of you out there who didn't care about who was going to buy Warner Brothers, I did care. CBS News was a mess. I think CBS News has gotten better under new ownership. I think that similarly CNN needs to be reimagined and redefined and rehabilitated based on the way that the culture of their news has broken. And that tweet and that story is a perfect example of a culture that's broken.

[Buck Sexton]

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Welcome back in Clay Travis Buck Sexton Show. We have got right now Caroline Levitt updating the White House press corps on the absolute latest in Iran as well as arguing for the SAVE act to be passed. Every one of the news networks is taking Caroline Levitt live right now, which is a sign that is somewhat rare because usually MSNBC doesn't carry these White House press briefings. They instead decide to carry something that they believe makes Trump look bad. But right now they're actually carrying the press briefing across the board. Buck, we talked about it earlier. Something that I love that has been, I think, very smartly done is Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, is doing these morning press conferences which dominate the news agenda. We paid, we played several of those as, as we began the show today. And I do think it's an important and smart move to set the agenda before the media can really decide what the agenda is. And it's amazing how quickly these things can change because yesterday the story was, oh my goodness, the stock market is collapsing, the price of oil and gas is skyrocketing. We're never going to be able to afford anything. And since that time, the price of oil and gas has dropped nearly $40. MSNBC has taken the ticker off the screen as stock market prices are back near record highs and up again today. And again, The S&P 500 is near an all time record high and up a little bit today as well. So I think the Trump White House has done a good job of taking back control of the agenda. The discussion point over the last couple of days, absolutely.

[Buck Sexton]

I think that you're going to see things continue to move in the direction of the Trump administration on the economy. I think that they know what the red lines are for Iran. And you know, there's, you have to remember there's an unreasonable degree, an unreasonable degree of negativity that is brought to any media assessment of something going on in the Trump administration. There are a lot of people who really, really, really want Trump to fail. And that affects the way that they will leap on things because they're, it's not even that they're not aware that could be wrong. Clay. Their audience is desperate for anti Trump content. Their audience is desperate to believe that they're smart when they voted for Biden and then voted for Kamala and that Trump can't do anything right. Even though that is a delusion, a manufactured delusion at that, no doubt.

[Clay Travis]

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[Buck Sexton]

All right, welcome back into Clay and Buck. Caroline Levitt addressing the nation from the West Wing of the White House. So plenty to dive into there. Let's get to some of the top issues. This is just breaking news now. She is telling the press where the White House stands on a whole range of critical issues. Let's do cut 31st here, guys. This is on Iran and the US air campaign against the regime. Play 30.

[Clay Travis]

As for the oil, President Trump fully expected the rogue Iranian regime to try and disrupt the global markets. That's why President Trump and his energy team have been planning for this long before the strike and have moved quickly to address these temporary disruptions. Thus far, the Trump administration has offered

[Cindy Crawford / Meaningful Beauty Announcer]

political risk insurance to tankers operating in the Gulf.

[Clay Travis]

The treasury temporarily waived certain oil related sanctions and the commander in chief has offered the US Navy to escort tankers when necessary. The President and his energy team are closely watching the markets, speaking with industry leaders. And the US Military is drawing up additional options following the president's directive to continue keeping the Strait of Hormuz open.

[Buck Sexton]

Clay I think they're very aware that everyone is watching this and that the American people are okay with this. And this is what all the polling shows, as long as it does not drag on and we don't have mission control. Concrete.

[Clay Travis]

Yes. That, to me, is one of the most interesting parts of the polling so far has been as long as this is done in a month or six weeks, it has about 75, 76% approval across the nation. If it drags on, if there's boots on the ground, if you start putting other permutations of this in place, then people start to feel differently. And this is one thing that I would say it doesn't get talked about enough. But we have discussed with all of you, President Trump is acutely aware of what economic reaction is to his decisions. And for people out there who constantly buy into the fact, oh, my goodness, this happened. And so President Trump is going to ride. The stock market's going to drop 40% and gas prices are going to go up 300%. All these things that never happens because the president looks at the way markets respond and he adjusts his reaction to the markets as well. So this is why I've said from the get go, President Trump wants the stock market to be up. He wants to be able to walk in front of the cameras and say, all of your 401 s are doing better. And so if there is the threat of something severely impacting in a negative way the economic situation, President Trump will adjust in real time. And so far, we have seen kind of a Goldilocks like economy. What do I mean by that? Unemployment has stayed very low. Interest rates have been coming down. Inflation has not gone up. You know, when we had the perfect economy Buck, I bet you do. February 2020, we had right at 1.8% inflation, if I remember correctly. We had 3% mortgages. We had a growth rate of the market that was on fire. Boom. Covid happens. I think what you're going to see is as this spring summer takes in place, the impact of the president's big, beautiful bill is going to become apparent. And we are going to see this economy taking off like Jeff with, like it has jet fuel. I really do. I am insanely optimistic about where we're going to be in the summer. And I think that's President Trump's ultimate goal as we move into the midterms is that the economy is becoming strong enough that even middle of the road people who have not been committed to his agenda look around and say, hey, you know what, this is pretty good. And that's why I think to your point, he has to get the resolution in Iran completed by, I don't know, May, June at the latest.

[Buck Sexton]

You could say this economy is going to take off like a Tesla on Mad Max mode, perhaps.

[Clay Travis]

Look at what you've learned.

[Buck Sexton]

A lot of education on this program.

[Clay Travis]

You know, they had an autonomous vehicles thing with Sean Duffy, Secretary Duffy today, as I, I think these autonomous vehicles are going to take off. We've got another Caroline Levitt clip.

[Buck Sexton]

Let's get to the Carolina, then we can do the Duffy actually that's a, I didn't even mean for that to be a smooth transition there, but that could have worked. Let's do Caroline on oil, though the price of oil, it is important.

[Clay Travis]

Play 31 directive to continue keeping the Strait of Hormuz open. As for the oil, President Trump fully expected the rogue Iranian regime to try and disrupt the global markets. That's why President Trump and his energy team have been planning for this long before the strike and have moved quickly to address these temporary disruptions. Thus far, the Trump administration has also

[Cindy Crawford / Meaningful Beauty Announcer]

offered political risk insurance to tankers operating in the Gulf.

[Clay Travis]

The treasury temporarily waived certain oil related sanctions and the commander in chief has offered the US Navy to escort tankers when necessary. The president and his energy team are closely watching the markets, speaking with industry leaders. And the US Military is jarring up additional options following the president's directive to continue keeping the Strait of Hormuz open.

[Buck Sexton]

What do you think?

[Clay Travis]

I think it's going to work. Look, I mean, I think in many ways the run up to $120 on Sunday I think looks suspicious. And when I saw it happening, a part of me thought in the back of my mind is this an attempt to try to gobble the, the global oil market, to gobble up the pricing, to drive up in an effort to try to create economic issues for the United States, which is probably Iran's best, best method by which to end this. And so it feels strange. It feels, I guess I should say it directly. It feels a bit manipulated in the way that the gas, oil and gas market went from $80 almost overnight to $120, back down to $80. That doesn't feel organic and natural to me. Now you can say, well, there's different stories out there that precipitated this. But for a 50% run up and a 50% collapse to occur. It reminds me, buck, of meme stocks. Remember when GameStop and all these other different stocks, the fundamentals of them did not change, but the price skyrocketed and plummeted and skyrocketed and plummeted because they were being artificially manipulated in many different ways. Oil and gas. It feels to me like that's what happened in the last 24 hours. It's not normal to see a 50% increase and a 50% collapse in the space of 24 hours. It just doesn't happen. And that's basically what we have seen, a crazy roller coaster of oil and gas pricing.

[Buck Sexton]

Like I said, it's people speculating around this and placing financial bets and that moving the markets much more than anything else. So it's not reflective necessarily at all of a true and sustained supply shock or anything like that. So I think that's important. Do you want to do some autonomous vehicles?

[Clay Travis]

Look, I love autonomous vehicles. Every time I talk about autonomous vehicles, people send mean messages to me. But I'm sorry, I'm living in the future and you guys are living in the past. And if radio shows that existed back in the days of cars starting to surpass carriages, some of you out there would have been reaching out and saying, the horseless carriage is never going to be a thing, Clay. I'd rather rely on my horse and buggy. I know what my, what my whip in my hand is going to do to a horse. I have no idea what a steering wheel might do. Do you think that women are ever going to be able to drive cars? They go way too fast for women. All of these arguments would have been cast at me in like 1906 when I would have said, hey, I think this car is going to be a big deal. And now you guys living in this current age are basically the equivalent of horseless carriage detractors. And. And I'm living in the future.

[Buck Sexton]

He's basically saying that you non autonomous vehicle people are like the Colt 1911 fans of the gun community stuck in 100 years ago and don't want to, don't want to change with the times and the technology. I don't know what to say. I just. It's fine if you want to. You know, some people like to dress up and do like revolutionary era. You know, they must get. You can, you can have your cold 1911 and your musket. That's fine. I'm An American. I believe that you have this choice. I just personally think that we've improved on the musket. Like, we've improved on the 1911. Like, we've improved on cars with autonomous driving. Now, you see, there's a pattern here, my friends. There's a trend.

[Clay Travis]

Some of you like hoop skirts, and I'm talking about, like, antebellum hoop skirts. It was a good look back in 1864. And the truth of the matter is autonomous vehicles are the future, and I'm living in the future. Another way to put it, Buck, in current parlance, might be that my car is mogging your car.

[Buck Sexton]

So Clay's car looks macking, looks maxing, while it.

[Clay Travis]

I'm car maxing your vehicle.

[Buck Sexton]

He's carmaxing. I think that's actually. Isn't that a site?

[Clay Travis]

Oh, yeah. Probably should be. Whoa. Yeah, it is. Yeah.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah, it is.

[Clay Travis]

That's a good name, actually.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah. There you go. Newsmax. Carmax. A lot of max out there. Okay, Duffy, was that an autonomous vehicle? This is the Sean Duffy of Transportation administration Secretary fame. It's one way to put it. Here he is, Sean Duffy. Autonomous Vehicle Safety Forum. Play cut one during a race, right?

[Clay Travis]

Everyone is trying to have the best technology that will be deployed around the world. And I want the technology to be developed in America. I want the jobs in America, and I want the rest of the world to use American technology. I don't want to see a foreign competitor, slash foreign adversary, slash Communist party beat America and have their technology deployed around the world. This is a national security issue. This is an economic issue. This is a safety issue. There you go. Look, Secretary Duffy gets it. And I'm just gonna say it. Every single one of you that gets in the car and lets the car drive for you, who has never done it before, who listens to this program is going to say, I'll be damned, CLAY Travis was 100% right. Because you're going to feel like you are in the future, too, and you're going to recognize how much better it is.

[Buck Sexton]

I just need the autonomous driving to also get one of those little robots that you see that just gives me a back rub while I'm in the seat. You know what I mean? So I'm being driven around while a little robot is rubbing my shoulders.

[Clay Travis]

I mean, they do have. They do have the seat massagers, I think, in a lot of different. I think my car. I think my autonomous vehicle also massages, I think basically can kind of take care of everything. Pretty soon, it's Going to be paying my taxes while I'm just sitting there watching, watching videos, letting it drive me around. And I do think this is one big prediction. The way that cars are designed, completely going to change with autonomous vehicles. The idea that you need to have four forward facing seats. We're just going to be rolling around in basically living rooms on the car. You're going to be able to sleep, you're going to be able to watch movies, you're going to be able to have a big screen in the middle that everybody watches together like a Jumbotron. It's going to be super cool. I'm optimist.

[Buck Sexton]

Here's Sean Duffy continuing on at the autonomous vehicle safety forum. Cut to play it dot.

[Clay Travis]

We want to make sure we have the right regulatory structure to meet the innovation that's happening not just in America, but around the world. And so we want to drive safety, but also allow those innovators to innovate. We want the next generation of vehicles which are going to be autonomous, to be American made. We don't want to see these as Chinese made, Chinese technology. We wanted American technology. And so we're having a forum today. A lot of you can see maybe behind me a lot of our top innovators from, from, from Waymos, Zoox, Tesla are here. And we're gonna have a day long conversation about again, how we can have the right rule set to keep our safety mandate, but also allow them to continue to innovate.

[Buck Sexton]

It's very important, this EV competition with China because it has to go with market penetration all over the world. And it also is about the innovations that will come along with autonomous driving. Hey, guess what? The best autonomous driving technology is also going to be the best autonomous tank brigade technology, the best drone coordination technology. I mean, you start to add these things up and you go, oh, it's actually quite important that we are at the forefront of this. So something to think about, my friends. Ok. Every day in Israel is a challenging one. Yes, the missiles and drones launched from Iran are reducing in number these days, but the threat is still there. And the attacks from proxies like Hezbollah continue. If you're a resident of Israel, you carry a cell phone with an app that tells you where the closest bomb shelter is. It's activated when an enemy missile or drone is incoming, notifying you that you have less than a minute to take cover. That's life in Israel right now. Which is why the international fellowship of Christians and Jews is there on the ground bringing food, emergency equipment, care for children and help for the elderly and supplying bomb shelters and medical centers with critically needed essentials. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to stand for Israel and stand for good against evil, this is it. Give $45 right now to rush life saving essentials to the vulnerable under fire. Call 888-488 IFCJ. That's 888-488 IFCJ or go online at ifcj.org that's ifcj.org

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[Buck Sexton]

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[Clay Travis]

What's the Dream for? Yeah, in the next few years we

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[Clay Travis]

The full episode is out now presented

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[Clay Travis]

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[Clay Travis]

Welcome back in. Caroline Levitt, still speaking at the White House press briefing. She just said to the 100,000 employees out there struggling without a paycheck. To any American out there showing up to an airport facing incredibly long wait times, call your Democrat member of Congress. Tell them to fund dhs. Again, the TSA agents, many of whom listen to this program. A lot of the TSA guys and gals at Nashville Buck because I fly in and out. A lot are listeners and they're not getting paid. And this is the third time I think that they've had to deal with disruptions to their pay. That's I think, a failure of the entire political process. But in particular during this time when we know there's an elevated risk of terror attack, the idea that we would have fewer TSA employees working Buck. There are some of them that are saying, hey, I've got to make money right now. So they're doing other jobs rather than showing up for their TSA jobs because they have to get money in their pocket. And this is just a failure. And it's indefensible anytime. But I think particularly now, let's go

[Buck Sexton]

to podcast listener John. This is a on our Talk back list, he wanted to weigh in on a controversial topic. That 1911 guy doesn't know what he's talking about. Top surgeons in the country cannot tell the difference between a 9 millimeter and

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[Buck Sexton]

It's all about shot placement. Especially with modern hollow point ammunition.

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The wound channels difference are negligible.

[Buck Sexton]

You get more chances with a nine.

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More recoil control, more fun to shoot.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah, 1911s are cool guns, but they're not practical to carry because they're much heavier. I'd rather have some type of polymer 9 millimeter. Listener John just coming down heavy with an elbow from the top rope on the 1911 community there. Also, the level of detail that this audience can bring to the tissue damage from various calibers fired from a gun conversation is pretty remarkable.

[Clay Travis]

I am completely out of my depths on this discussion. So I, I the the fight that you have brought to bear here is one that I don't even have a strong take to be able to to to weigh in and throw punches on.

[Buck Sexton]

Oh, he keeps going. Podcast listener B. John play it. Bruce Lee said, I don't fear the man that knows 10,000 kicks, but the man that has practiced 101 kick 10,000 times. It's all about those neural pathways called muscle memory. 9 millimeters easier on the wallet, easier

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[Buck Sexton]

You can do it automatically without thinking about it. All these. 4045 caliber guys like oh, and those are the guys that never out there shooting.

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[Buck Sexton]

oh, oh. Throwing shade at the 45 caliber community. Oh my gosh, this is gonna get feisty, Clay. Feisty.

[Clay Travis]

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[Clay Travis]

Hey, it's Bobby Bones. You know, Eddie and I recently stopped by. Yeah, in Nashville. It's an incredible nonprofit empowering kids through music education. Thanks to Hyundai. We recorded a special podcast episode while we were there. How do you think learning an instrument

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helps kids with confidence?

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[Clay Travis]

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