Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H3 - Rep. Jim Jordan on the Big, Beautiful Bill

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Episode: Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H3 - Rep. Jim Jordan on the Big, Beautiful Bill
Release Date: March 22, 2025
Host/Author: Premiere Networks
Length: Approximately 52 minutes

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Introduction to the Episode

In this episode of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, hosts Clay Travis and Buck Sexton engage in a substantial discussion with Congressman Jim Jordan from Ohio. The conversation centers around the challenges posed by federal district court judges to President Trump's executive actions, the progress of significant legislative efforts, including a comprehensive reconciliation bill, and broader topics such as border security and swatting incidents.

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Guest Introduction: Congressman Jim Jordan [02:49 - 15:39]

Clay Travis [02:49]:
"Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. Rolling through the third hour of the program. And we are joined now by our... Congressman Jim Jordan. Great state of Ohio. Congressman, how are things going?"

Jim Jordan [03:44]:
"Good to be with you guys. And congratulations on the just ever-growing audience out there and more stations. That just shows what a good job y'all doing."

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Main Discussion

1. Federal District Judges and Opposition to President Trump [03:53 - 08:16]

Clay and Buck initiate the discussion by highlighting the role of federal district court judges as primary resistors to President Trump's authority.

Clay Travis [03:53]:
"We were talking about the overall approval ratings hitting all-time lows at NBC and CNN. What do you think about these federal district court judges and what do you think should be done to stop one judge, who is oftentimes an Obama appointee, from trying to keep President Trump from being able to enact the executive actions that the American people put him in office to do?"

Jim Jordan [04:38]:
"Yeah, I think several things. You know, we have oversight of Article 3 court... we passed this bill two, I think two or three weeks ago out of committee. We're going to try to get it through the House. The bill says, look, if you have some judge in Timbuktu, California who issues a ruling, it doesn't apply nationwide. It applies to the parties of the case in that respective jurisdiction."

Jordan discusses the legislative measures aimed at curbing the overreach of federal judges, particularly those appointed by Democrats, who issue nationwide injunctions against Trump's executive orders. He emphasizes the unprecedented frequency of such injunctions during the Trump administration compared to the Biden administration.

Notable Quote [04:38]:
"It's like 13 or 14. So we think this makes sense." — Jim Jordan

2. Expedited Review and Lack of Bipartisanship [06:15 - 10:05]

Buck Sexton probes into the bipartisan support for the proposed legislation.

Buck Sexton [06:15]:
"Clearly we agree that reining in the hashtag resistance, universal injunction happy judiciary is constitutionally necessary. I have a feeling the Democrats in the Senate, however, will be unwilling to go along with this. So is this mostly just a function of making the argument in front of the American people?"

Jim Jordan [06:56]:
"We could have taken a different approach. There's other legislation where you would do some expedited review. The idea is to get an answer quickly and not have these judges and the Democrats forum shopping."

Jordan underscores the challenges in garnering bipartisan support, indicating that the proposed measures are more about rallying public opinion against judicial overreach rather than securing legislative consensus.

Notable Quote [08:16]:
"Now we're set to implement the Doge cuts that the Trump administration and Elon and his team have put together along with this reconciliation package." — Jim Jordan

3. The Big Beautiful Bill: Reconciliation Efforts [08:16 - 10:05]

The conversation shifts to the status of a significant reconciliation bill encompassing taxes, border security, and other critical areas.

Clay Travis [08:16]:
"What's the latest that you can tell us about the big beautiful bill... What's the timeframe look like? How do you see it going?"

Jim Jordan [08:37]:
"I think good, especially now that we've got the CR down. No one thought we could really get that done. We framed it up with just flat funding... I think that was a big win for us. And now we're set to implement the Doge cuts... and let's hope we can get it done by the spring here, by May."

Jordan expresses optimism about the reconciliation bill's progress, highlighting successful negotiations that avoided increasing government spending. He anticipates the bill's implementation by May, focusing on securing the border and adjusting the tax code.

Notable Quote [09:00]:
"Maybe there's some correlation there. Maybe there's some truth to us doing it this way so that we're not spending more money." — Jim Jordan

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Swatting Incidents and Legislative Response [10:05 - 12:46]

Buck Sexton introduces the issue of swatting—a dangerous trend involving hoax calls to law enforcement targeting media figures.

Buck Sexton [10:05]:
"FBI Director Cash Patel shared this quote. Is anyone in the Congress considering an anti-swatting law specifically to address this so that it's very clear?"

Jim Jordan [11:11]:
"If legislation is needed to clarify that, we are certainly open to doing that. This is dangerous stuff... if you're doing this for political stuff, this is, there should be prosecution."

Jordan acknowledges the severity of swatting and the necessity for clear legislation to prosecute perpetrators effectively.

Notable Quote [11:55]:
"If you're engaged in that kind of stuff, you should be prosecuted. For goodness sake." — Jim Jordan

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Border Security Achievements [12:46 - 14:10]

The discussion returns to border security, highlighting the significant reduction in border crossings.

Clay Travis [12:46]:
"New York Times this morning said right now we're on pace for the lowest amount of border crossings since 1967."

Jim Jordan [13:12]:
"I am. It's truly a reflection of leadership. President Trump came in and reversed exactly what Biden did... and anyone else who came here, we're going to find you and send you back."

Jordan attributes the decline in border crossings to President Trump's stringent policies and leadership, exceeding initial expectations.

Notable Quote [13:12]:
"I got to admit, it's even faster and better than I thought they could do it." — Jim Jordan

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Technology and Autonomous Vehicles [30:32 - 42:50]

Clay shares his experience with Waymo's autonomous vehicle, sparking a discussion on the future of transportation.

Clay Travis [30:32]:
"I got into a vehicle without a driver... It felt like I was in the future. I think within a decade, at least half of all driving in the United States will be occurring without someone using the steering wheel."

Buck Sexton [33:28]:
"I have a friend who put his blood work into AI and it was astonishingly detailed and accurate..."

The conversation explores the efficiency and safety of AI-driven vehicles, potential societal impacts, such as reduced need for parking spaces, and the transformation of urban planning. They also discuss the balance between technological advancement and the traditional love for driving among enthusiasts.

Notable Quote [37:52]:
"I think instead of owning individual cars, a lot of us... are just going to pay a fee to have a subscription to an autonomous vehicle company." — Clay Travis

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Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts [48:36 - End]

As the episode wraps up, Clay and Buck reflect on cultural impacts and the future of Western civilization, emphasizing the role of Trumpism in shaping global perspectives on governance and accountability.

Buck Sexton [28:48]:
"President Trump brings up as issues that allows it for other countries to have those conversations in more meaningful ways. Basically, we're defending freedom and civilization, Western civilization here in America, and there's an effect that goes way beyond our borders."

Clay Travis [30:32]:
"I felt like I experienced the future... It reminded me of like Keanu Reeves in the Matrix where you can see everything moving around."

The hosts encourage listeners to engage with educational opportunities, referencing Hillsdale College's free online courses, and conclude with teasers for upcoming content and interactive segments.

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Notable Quotes Summary

• Jim Jordan [04:38]:
  "It's like 13 or 14. So we think this makes sense."

• Jim Jordan [08:37]:
  "Maybe there's some correlation there... we're not spending more money."

• Jim Jordan [11:55]:
  "If you're engaged in that kind of stuff, you should be prosecuted. For goodness sake."

• Jim Jordan [13:12]:
  "I got to admit, it's even faster and better than I thought they could do it."

• Clay Travis [37:52]:
  "I think instead of owning individual cars, a lot of us... are just going to pay a fee to have a subscription to an autonomous vehicle company."

• Buck Sexton [28:48]:
  "We're defending freedom and civilization, Western civilization here in America, and there's an effect that goes way beyond our borders."

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Conclusion

This episode provides an in-depth look into Congressman Jim Jordan's legislative efforts to counteract what he perceives as judicial overreach affecting President Trump's administration. The discussion highlights the intricate balance between judicial independence and executive authority, the progress and challenges of passing significant legislative reforms, and touches upon broader societal issues like swatting and advancements in autonomous technology. Listeners gain insight into the strategic maneuvers within Congress aimed at reinforcing the executive branch's mandate, as well as an exploration of how technological innovations might reshape everyday life.

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Note: This summary focuses solely on the substantive discussions between hosts Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, and guest Jim Jordan, omitting all advertisements, promotional segments, and non-content-related portions of the transcript.

Transcript

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[Jim Jordan]

Good to be, good to be with you guys. And congratulations on the just ever growing audience out there and more stations. That just shows what a good job y'all doing.

[Clay Travis]

So far, so good. Four years in. Let's, let's dive into what you're focused on right now, which is the federal district court judges have emerged as the primary resistance to Trump's authority in the United States. The Democrat Party has collapsed. We were talking about the overall approval ratings hitting all time lows at NBC and cnn. What do you think about these federal district court judges and what do you think should be done to stop one judge, who is oftentimes an Obama appointee, from trying to keep President Trump from being able to enact the executive actions that the American people put him in office to do.

[Jim Jordan]

Yeah, I think several things. You know, we have oversight of Article 3 court. So we're looking at all this. So there's sort of this, the general oversight function and then there's legislation that we can do. And I was telling Buck, I listened, we were driving this morning and I heard, I heard your show from Friday. We were playing as we were heading off to the meeting and you were talking about this issue. And we passed this bill two, I think two or three weeks ago out of committee. We're going to try to get it through the, through the House. But the bill says, look, if you have some judge in Timbuktu, California who issues a ruling, it doesn't apply nationwide. It applies to the parties of the case, the parties in the case in that respective jurisdiction. And so you limit the ability. What has it been, I think 15 times in eight weeks? Actually it'd be a shorter period of time than that, even six, seven weeks where 15 different occasions where some federal judge has had a nationwide injunction against some actions taken by President Trump, either executive order or some of the doge things that have taken place. And so I think in the whole four years of Joe Biden, it was like 13 or 14. So we think this makes sense. And then we're also just looking at our general oversight of this, this whole thing. And of course, the biggest example while it was not a nationwide injunction, but the example that's front and center on everyone's mind is this judge, Judge Boasberg, who said, no, no, no, it's better to bring hardened criminals back to the country, gang members back to the country than to send them away. Which I think just, just underscores how ridiculous some of this stuff is that we're seeing from these judges.

[Buck Sexton]

Congressman Jordan, appreciate you being with us, so.

[Jim Jordan]

You bet.

[Buck Sexton]

Clearly we agree that reining in the hashtag resistance, universal injunction happy judiciary is constitutionally necessary. I have a feeling the Democrats in the Senate, however, will be unwilling to go along with this. So is this mostly just a function of making the argument in front of the American people that this should be done? So at least when Democrats are claiming that this is the way it has to be, the Trump administration can turn around and say one, we disagree and two, it's Democrats who are, who are refusing to clarify this. So of course it's going to have to make its way up to the Supreme Court because we know they'll complain about that too.

[Jim Jordan]

Yeah, I mean we could have taken a course. There's other legislation that we're looking at where you would do some expedited review. So if it stays the same, so some, some judge, some district, federal district judge can, can issue a ruling, has nationwide implications, then you get some expedited review, some three judge panel then on the, so you could do it, you can do that route as well. We'll look at that legislative that if that makes sense. But the idea is to get an answer quickly and not have these judges and the Democrats forum shopping. But I would back up a second. I think really what this is about is the left doesn't want to trust the individual who was elected to make decisions. The left says, no, no, no, we got to go to the judges, we got to go to the experts in the government, the bureaucrats who are so much than we the people. It's the whole reason they thought Dr. Fauci should run the world a few years ago. It's not trusting in the guy who put their name on the ballot, was elected. And as Article 2, Section 1, I always point to this, the very first sentence in Article 2 of our Constitution says, executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States. The Democrats don't like that. They want the experts to run things, and then they want to go to the courts to run things. They don't like the guy that the people put in power. So ultimately, that's what it's about. And then we're trying to figure out a way to make sure that the people get their, their wishes done as reflected in the election on November 5th.

[Clay Travis]

We're talking to Congressman Jim Jordan. What is the latest that you can tell us about the big beautiful bill that I know is working its way through, the reconciliation bill that would deal with taxes, that would deal with the border. I believe everything else. What's the absolute latest there, people should know? What's the timeframe look like? How do you see it going?

[Jim Jordan]

Well, I think good, especially now that we've got the CR down. You know, no one thought we could really get that done. And everyone, you thought there were going to be some kind of fight. But when we framed it up with this just, just flat funding, maybe saving a few dollars like we did, now that that's off the table, I think we can turn to implementing the Doge cuts, doing the reconciliation that the American people elected us to do. The speakers indicated he wants a may time frame on this to try to get this all done. I think that'd be great if we can, if we can make it happen that, that quickly. Getting some certainty on the tax code, getting some certainty on energy policy, getting the revenue and resources to Tom Homan and President Trump's team to make sure they can continue to secure our border. I think that makes all this all the sense in the world. But that, that victory last week was good. I saw Senator Murphy, Democrat Senator from Connecticut, on TV yesterday, and he said this was the first time that the government spending bill wasn't negotiated in a bipartisan fashion, didn't have bipartisan buy in. You know what else it was? It was the first time we passed a spending bill where we didn't spend more money. Maybe there's a correlation there. Maybe there's some truth to us doing it this way so that we're not spending more money. So I thought that was a big win for us. And now we're set to implement the Doge cuts that the Trump administration and Elon and his team have put together along with this reconciliation package. And let's hope we can get it done by, by the spring here, by May, and then get on with the economy growing like we want it to grow.

[Buck Sexton]

Congressman Jordan, you may have seen this a couple of days ago. FBI Director Cash Patel shared this quote. I want to address the alarming rise in swatting incidents targeting media figures. The FBI is aware of this dangerous trend. And my team and I are taking action to investigate and hold those responsible accountable. There have been a number of people, this is, the reports are out there who have had this SWAT incident or swatting incidents happen. And for anyone listening, it's where someone calls in a hoax high threat situation to law enforcement, says, oh, here's the address. There's somebody barricaded with a gun, holding a hostage. And sometimes SWAT shows up and goes in heavy through the door and it's very dangerous. My understanding is that, yes, of course this is against the law, but there's no specific law that's brought to bear federal law targeting. I'm usually not in favor of more laws, but is anyone in the Congress considering an anti swatting law specifically to address this so that it's very clear, hey, if you try, because someone could get killed, this has, there have been lethal incidents in the past with this.

[Jim Jordan]

Yeah, no kidding. If legislation is needed to clarify that, we are certainly open to doing that. That, that makes sense to me. You know, this is, this is dangerous stuff. And you start messing around with this kind of stuff for political reasons because you, you want to go get, you know, there's someone on the other party or whatever. I know our colleague, I think Marjorie Taylor Greene has been swatted a couple times or several times. So if you're doing this for political stuff, this is, there should be prosecution. Just like if you're Attorney General Bondi has talked about this. If you're, if you're these folks in these cities, these sanctuary cities in your tipping off the bad guys when ICE is coming to try to do their job. And you're making it difficult for ICE agents to, to implement and enforce federal.

[Buck Sexton]

Law and date and dangerous for them because some of these bad guys can set up ambush. Yeah, yeah.

[Jim Jordan]

What we Saw this happen in Detroit, or, excuse me, in Denver. The sanctuary citizen policies out there were they let this guy go, this Abraham Gonzalez, they let him go even though ICE had said, hey, if you're going to release this guy, we know you got him. He's in for aggravated assault. He stole a car. If you're going to release and give us 48 hours notice so we can come to the jail and pick him up in your, in your county jail, in your city jail. And they said no, they released him to the streets and then they got to go arrest him in this on the streets. And as a result, a nice agent got assaulted. It's like that's what happens when you have this crazy left wing sanctuary city policy. So if it's that or swatting or whatever, let's make sure that we protect the safety and allow. And if you're engaged in that kind of stuff, you should be prosecuted. For goodness sake.

[Clay Travis]

Jim, New York Times this morning said right now we're on pace for the lowest amount of border crossings since 1967. I knew you had faith that Trump and Tom Holman and Christine Ohm and everybody else out there could get this thing solved. Did even you? Are you even astounded by how quickly he has managed to turn the southern border into a secure zone?

[Jim Jordan]

Yeah, I am. And it, it's, it's truly a reflection of leaders. We all know leadership makes a difference. And when you come in and say you, you reverse exactly what Biden said, no more, no more building the wall, no more remain in Mexico. And when you get here, you will not be detained, you will be released. And President Trump came in and said, we're going to flip those exactly 180 degrees. We're going to continue building the wall. We're going to make you wait in Mexico while we evaluate your claim. And when you get here, there is no way you will be released. You will be, you will be detained and sent back. And anyone else who came here, we're going to find you and send you back. If you're not, if you're not supposed to be here when you come in with that kind of attitude, and Tom Holman is certainly reflective of that attitude. And you do those things, it's amazing what happens. Lowest encounters, I think, ever, as you pointed out, Clay. But I got to admit, it's even faster and better than I thought they could do it. Which is again, a testament to the leadership of President Trump and his team.

[Buck Sexton]

Congressman Jim Jordan, always appreciate you making the time for a server. Oh, wait, I'M sorry.

[Clay Travis]

No, I was just going to give you a chance because it's in C.

[Buck Sexton]

I know what we're going to now. Yes. We were saving the Republic. Slash. Let's talk sports. Go ahead.

[Clay Travis]

Buck is going to fill out a bracket which he's rarely done before. But I also know the wrestling NCAA tournament is underway, I believe. And you are a former. Yeah. You are a die hard on that front. What should people know about the NCAA tournament for the men out there that everybody's going to be watching this weekend and also wrestling. I'll give you an opportunity to flex your muscles.

[Jim Jordan]

Yeah. And wrestling. Penn State's going to win again, unfortunately. But there'll be lots of. There'll be. There'll be a strong competition for runner up. You know, the Buckeyes will be good. Hawkeyes are good. Nebraska, there's other lot. I mean it's all Big Ten. Then there's a few teams from the. From the 12. Oklahoma State will be solid. So we'll see how that goes. We're going to go for the finals. I think it's in Philadelphia will be there for the final night. Basketball. I'm always cheering for the Badgers, you know, even though they got beat yesterday in that Big Ten final. Cheering for the Badgers, which is where I went to school. So we'll see. I don't even know what. I haven't looked at the brackets yet though today I assume the Badgers got a pretty high seed.

[Clay Travis]

3. You're a three seed so you're in pretty good set up to play Alabama in the sweet 16 if you make it there.

[Jim Jordan]

There we go. There we go. Well, so I'll probably in my bracket I usually have. If Wisconsin in the tournament. I usually have them going to the Final Four at some point. So I'm sure I'll have that my bracket this time too.

[Clay Travis]

Outstanding. Stuck. You've got the good work, Congressman, and we appreciate you.

[Jim Jordan]

You bet. Take care.

[Clay Travis]

It's great. I mean he's fabulous in many respects, but I do love that when he's out on the road. Like you said, Buck, he was listening to you on Friday. He's like, hey, let me go ahead and hop on and talk about everything going on out there in the world.

[Buck Sexton]

On the serious note, do you agree with me there should be a, you know, you're a lawyer. There should be an anti swatting law because I know that there are. There are violations of law in swatting. But it makes it easier for prosecutors if it's. You did the following things you are covered under this specific statute, which is trying to prevent. Because right now it's, you know, interstate threats, it's false report, It's a bunch of different things. But, you know, I know this from terrorism prosecutions. Like when there's one thing you can hit people with, like when it's material support to a terrorist group, 10 years in federal prison. It's a lot easier than trying to cobble together a multi statute prosecution.

[Clay Travis]

It also simplifies and makes people aware of what, what danger.

[Buck Sexton]

There's a political component to it or awareness component as well.

[Clay Travis]

Yeah. And you just shouldn't do this. I mean, it's dangerous and it's just awful. I mean, there are a lot of things out there where you can say, we talked about this with death threats. Unfortunately, we got some at the house during the election season. Like I think you should. There are several things that are sort of new because people haven't had access to direct messages and social media and cell phones, everything else that are new. Crimes that we need to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law to just make it clear, this is not a prank. This is not something you can play around with. And I agree with you. I think that could make a lot of sense. Look, think back to your days in school, whenever those might have been recent, long time ago. Maybe you missed some of the courses that you wish you had taken. Uh, maybe, possibly you didn't get up as early as you should have. Maybe you didn't get to go to college. Maybe you've got a little bit more free time now and you're aware, hey, I've got a little bit of an absence. I wish I had more functional knowledge about World War I, World War II, the Constitution, Mark Twain, Jane Austen, whoever it might be out there. This is, I think, beyond a shadow of a doubt, something that you should be taking advantage of. And that's at Hillsdale College. Professors, passionate about what they teach, want everybody to benefit from learning. So what Hillsdale College professors have done is create dozens of online video courses on a variety of subjects. Free to watch, no test, no homework. Pure learning for the sake of being more informed. Millions of Americans taken one or more of those courses. They've got nearly 40 of them. And they focus on everything under the sun. No grades. They're online. You can take them at your convenience. So you don't have to worry about scheduling, you don't have to worry about grades. Just learning for learning's sake. From the Constitution, like I mentioned, World wars, great civilizations like the history of ancient Rome. You can learn so much about the world around you, all for free at clayandbuckforhillsdale.com no cost easy to get started Clay and Buck f o r hillsdale.com One more time Clay and Buck four hillsdale.com News you can count on, and some laughs too.

[Buck Sexton]

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[Clay Travis]

There is now a member of the European Parliament from France who does not think the US Represents the values of.

[Buck Sexton]

The Statue of Liberty anymore. They want the Statue of Liberty back. So is President Trump going to send the Statue of Liberty back to France? Absolutely not. And my advice to that unnamed low.

[Clay Travis]

Level French politician would be to remind.

[Buck Sexton]

Them that it's only because of the.

[Clay Travis]

United States of America that the French.

[Buck Sexton]

Are not speaking German right now. So they should be very grateful to our great country. Well burn.

[Clay Travis]

That one is going to sting a little bit and I don't even know how the Statue of Liberty would be returned. For those of you who are not students of history, the French gave us the Statue of Liberty as a gift and they have some random French politician, Peter Doocy served up the, the meatball hanging over the plate there for Caroline Levitt and she put it in the upper deck as one would anticipate that she might. And yeah, that one's going to smart a little bit. So we will see how exactly that ends up playing out. But feel pretty good about Statue of Liberty staying here. Buck.

[Buck Sexton]

Yeah, I think it's, it's going to be, it will be tough to move just because it wouldn't be an easy.

[Clay Travis]

Ghostbusters too unless we get a Ghostbusters to opportunity. They got the Statue of Liberty to move, but other than that I haven't seen anybody really move it.

[Buck Sexton]

I would have to agree with that. We'll come back here in just a second with more from the press conference and the highlights of it. The media still hoping to find some breaks in the dam of Trumpism and they're gonna be waiting a long time. I think last week's financial news didn't look great for the stock market, my friends, but there was something that was a bright spot. Precious metals price of gold went above $3,000 an ounce, a 52 week high. And that price and value is gonna grow in a time when there's so much volatility in the markets and investors are trying to figure out, well, what's President Trump's strategy? How long will it take for it to kick in? Now's a good time to hedge against inflation and prepare for the future with gold. Company that I trust when it comes to gold and precious metals is Birch Gold. Birch Gold specializes in helping you convert an existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA and physical gold for no money out of pocket. Get your free info kit on Gold by texting my name Buck to the number 9898 98. No obligation only useful information. Text BUCK to 989898 A plus rating from the Better Business Bureau for Birch gold. Text Buck to 98-98-98 today welcome back.

[Clay Travis]

In Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. It is St Patrick's Day, so happy St Patrick's Day to everyone celebrating, including Conor McGregor, Irish MMA fighter champion who was at the White House today. Cut 24 Conor McGregor Listen, our government.

[Buck Sexton]

Has long since abandoned the voices of the people of Ireland and it's high time that America is made aware of what is going on in Ireland. What is going on in Ireland is a travesty. Our government is the government of zero action with zero accountability. You know, our money is being spent on overseas issues that has nothing to do with the Irish people. The illegal immigration racket is running ravage on the country. There are rural towns in Ireland that have been overrun in one swoop, that have become a minority in one swoop. So issues need to be addressed. And the 40 million Irish Americans, as I said, need to hear this because if not, there will be no place to come home and visit.

[Clay Travis]

I didn't expect for Conor McGregor. There's been talk, Buck, that he may run for the, I guess the presidency of Ireland. And that's been kicked around at different times. But he has become very politically outspoken. He's aligned himself with Trump. And I didn't know that he was going to take the White House rostrum there and, and preach as he did. But I do think this goes to a larger Western civilization issue, which is many European countries are being overrun with people who are from countries that do not embrace Democrat, Republicans, Western civilization and values. And that is a profound culture shock to many of these countries, whether it's Italy, whether it's Ireland, whether it's Great Britain, whether it is France. And that impact has profoundly had a, I would say, disquieting effect on many people who live in those countries and believe that their individual cultures matter and shouldn't be usurped by other cultures.

[Buck Sexton]

Well, this is also a reminder that the magnificent force of Trumpism in this country, which seeks to create accountability in vast bureaucracies, which seeks to restore common sense, which believes that a true Western civilization worthy of the name country, believes in the rights of the citizen and not of the blob and not of the collective. That when Trump does that for this country, there is a reverberation for other Western liberal democracies. However you want to put it out there, North Korea doesn't care very much. But Western Europe and other countries, countries in our hemisphere are close allies. They all see what's going on here, and there's an impact. I'm not saying that it transforms those places, but at least we can be the example of you don't have to just turn into some lifeless bureaucracy that tells you what you can and can't do all the time, where the people who are in charge of you are actually no smarter than any of you and you're not allowed to question them. And, oh, by the way, you're also not allowed to have a national identity anymore because you need to import the entire third world into your country. Those are things that I think President Trump brings up as issues that allows it for. Allows other countries to have those conversations in more meaningful ways. Basically, we're defending freedom and civilization, Western civilization here in America, and there's an effect that goes way beyond our borders.

[Clay Travis]

Amen. Ok, I got a positive for you, Buck. I was in San Francisco over the weekend. I was looking at colleges before we went to Colorado.

[Buck Sexton]

Did you skip past all the, I know where you want to go this. But did you. Did you see any of the, you know, things on the street that are kind of looking rough, or do you just avoid all that entirely?

[Clay Travis]

We did not actually get out in the midst of the crazy homeless population.

[Buck Sexton]

Okay, so you didn't wander the Tenderloin at night to see what was going on over there?

[Clay Travis]

I got, you know, we drove through it primarily on Mission street, which has just been taken over by vagrants and the homeless. But the parts of San Francisco, by and large that we were in, we were in Palo Alto. We were. Were actually the Bay Area. Very nice. But what I want to give something that to me, I felt like I experienced the future. Some of you may have done this. I believe it's available in Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Francisco right now. It's about to come to Miami, Buck. Waymo, which is Google's autonomous vehicle. My son and I, because he saw it and he was so excited to try it. My oldest son. Then we downloaded the Waymo app. I'm not getting paid for this, by the way. Google certainly is not spending money on this show. So just FYI, we got into a vehicle without a driver and I don't know how many of you have done this, but you get it. Just like you would get an Uber or a Lyft. A Jaguar car pulls up on the curb, no driver. We got in. My son wanted to go out for pizza on, I think it was Monday night in San Francisco. Takes us right to the pizza place, pulls over to the curb, drops us off. We then went and got some ice cream at Giardelli Square. Some of you probably been there before. Get picked up by a Waymo buck. I believe this is going to be a crazy prediction that can be flagged. I think within a decade, at least half of all driving in the United States will be occurring without someone using the steering wheel. I think it will become very common for AI driven vehicles to take over much of the country. I was blown away by how efficient it was. I had zero fear. In fact, I felt like this driver, meaning the AI was better than the average Uber driver we would have had. There was one moment where like a teenage 20 something girl cut across right in front of us to go chase her boyfriend. And I thought to myself, oh my, if that was a human driver, I think it may have hit her. This thing sensed it, paused, slammed on the brakes, and even though she was in the wrong as a human, as most errors with driving or pedestrians are, it avoided her. And I think a lot of humans would have hit her.

[Buck Sexton]

Yes, I've seen this in L. A. You haven't done it one. I haven't done it yet, but I saw one driving down the street, which.

[Clay Travis]

Is a little weird.

[Buck Sexton]

Oh yeah, I would, I would totally do it. So you and I are a little bit unusual in this regard. I talked to. So I have. And I don't know if this is. Maybe it's like a genetic thing among some guys where they. You either are into cars, like you love cars and car culture, or you just view it as a conveyance. Like, you know, if I, if I'm a passenger on a plane, I just care about the plane getting me where I need to go. I'm not like, ooh, are we going to do some barrel rolls? Like that would be a bad idea in a big plane, but. And I feel that you and I are alike in this regard to cars. I have a brother who love, my older brother loves cars. I mean, he goes, he goes to the racetrack, he tracks cars. He, you know, he does, you know, lessons with former, like retired NASCAR guys and what he loves driving, racing, everything about. And for that. And I think there's a fair amount of people in our audience, Clay, who probably fit into that category. And for them, they're going to, they're going to want their old school gas, normal car for as long as they're never going to change. And then a lot of the rest of us are going to be like, oh, just, you know, drive me around with my autonomous vehicle, you know, so we'll see. It's going to break down that way, I think pretty quickly.

[Clay Travis]

My brother in law designed cars for ford for over 20 years. My wife is from the Detroit area. So obviously they are a super automotive family. Her, her father in law who was with us in Colorado, still a great skier, nearly 80 years old. As soon as I did this, I posted the video, by the way, you can scroll down at Clay Travis. We'll put it up at Clay and Buck if you are interested in what the experience was like. I felt like I was in the future. And Buck, historically, I'm not one of those people who like every new tech that comes out. They're like, oh, this is going to change everything. Because I'm not that tech savvy. In fact, my kids have started to insult me. Some of you may have experienced this by calling me an unk, meaning like if you're. I've never even heard this.

[Buck Sexton]

I learned this term today from Clay. I don't know if any of you have been called this one before, but.

[Clay Travis]

It'S like kind of connected with old uncle, I think. But basically like you are over the age of 35 and you don't really know how to do anything tech. You're an unk in their world. So I am an unk. But there are, there are two things that I've experienced in my life technologically, Buck, where when I experienced them, I was like, oh, this is going to be big. The first was the Internet. I remember like I was like a sophomore in high school. One of my friends had that AOL disc that you put in that allowed you to get on the Internet. I remember the very first time I went on the Internet and I remember thinking, oh, this thing's going to be kind of a big deal. And I was probably, I don't know, 14, 15 years old, whatever. I was at that Time, the other one, and this was somewhat more recent. I remember the first time I saw a flat screen HD television. It was at my brother in law's house. And as a sports fan, I remember watching golf and I remember thinking, this changes everything. And then people said, well, you're going to have to try virtual reality. Didn't buy it. You're going to have to try 3D. Didn't buy it. But I remember seeing HD and saying, I have to get a flat screen television to have hd. It's the first thing since hd. Buck. This Waymo autonomous driving vehicle that I have thought everybody is going to end up doing this. And I'm not saying you have to, but I think in the future. Here's a big prediction. Buck. I think instead of owning individual cars, a lot of us, and I would put myself in this category, are just going to pay a fee to have a sponsorship or, you know, like a subscription, I guess, to a autonomous vehicle company. You will constantly get picked up. You will pay a set fee all year or every month, and you'll replace your insurance for your car, the cost of a car. And also will change fundamentally over the next generation. I think the way we build cities, because so much of our cities are taken up by parking places. And if we didn't have to have individual vehicles, I think that the number is. Buck. The average car has. Needs four spots. You know, you need to go. If you go to Costco, you need to have a spot. If you go to the movie theater, you need to have a spot. And certainly at your home or your apartment or whatever else, I think it's going to fundamentally change the way that cities are organized over the next generation.

[Buck Sexton]

But what I was getting at by bringing up my. My brother who loves, who just loves cars. I mean, he's a car guy. He can, you know, he'll see somebody that has a certain model of BMW that's 20 years old that he'll just kind of get excited and start talking like how it has the. He still drives stick, by the way. He's one of those. He still drives a stick shift car, which is, I mean, to me, sticks. Oh. Oh, yeah, he's. But that's what I mean, he's an enthusiast. I mean, he's a. Yeah, some of you know exactly what I'm talking about. He. You have someone like this in your family or you're that guy. He's a true enthusiast. He, you know, he always.

[Clay Travis]

And.

[Buck Sexton]

But I think that there'll be, there'll be a resistance to this because people like the autonomy. You know, we talk about autonomous vehicles driving themselves. They like the autonomy of being able to drive themself and have their own car. There's a freedom and independence mindset and really an American mindset that goes with this that I think is going to. I agree with you.

[Clay Travis]

Percentage of people do you think are that way? Because my brother in law loves to drive a car. If you told me, Buck Clay, you never have to drive a car again, I wouldn't matter, I wouldn't care.

[Buck Sexton]

And I wonder how many of the audience like this, my older brother Mason, if you told him that he could fall asleep in some futuristic Tesla like car, get everywhere in perfect safety, you know, very quickly while getting the car to give him a foot rub.

[Clay Travis]

Yeah.

[Buck Sexton]

He would still say, I want to be in my car with my stick shift, you know, changing gears and revving that motor. Like he just, that's just, he's one of. I don't know how widespread this is, but I think it's. I think there are a lot of guys out there that like driving themselves. Truly.

[Clay Travis]

I think, I would say maybe historically in the future I think there'll be 20 or 25% of people who still want to drive. I'll tell you this. I would prefer being able to get into a Waymo, sit in the back and work if I've got to drive somewhere for 30 minutes instead of being inefficient. It's also safer instead of looking down at your phone or trying to text and Tesla's. I know a lot of you are driving Teslas already and certainly Elon and Tesla has been the autonomous driving. The AI in Tesla, I am told, is incredible. I don't own one. Have you experienced it? I have buddies who are just like, I just put my hand barely on the wheel and just let it dry.

[Buck Sexton]

Yes, it's. I've been in, I've been in the Tesla where the autonomous driving's happened and it's incredible. A lot of it is, you know, they make you keep your hands, I think, on the wheel even. Or yeah, keep your hands on the wheel even when it's driving for you, which is unnecessary. But it makes some people feel better. I'll just tell you this, Clay, the technology stuff, AI people think of it right now as like a glorified chatbot a little bit, I think. But when you start to see, I have a friend who put his blood work into AI and it was astonishingly detailed and accurate in terms of medical diagnosis things to consider, all these different Things the, the AI technology that can take. Now you can say, give me a monologue in the voice of which is a little scary for us radio hosts.

[Clay Travis]

But you gotta get those contracts done.

[Buck Sexton]

Before we get replaced. Yeah, yeah, I was like, you know, they could never replace the human factor of content creators. These technologies are truly, by the time everyone realizes how powerful they are, they'll become so mainstream and powerful that anybody will believe, anybody will be shocked to think that it wasn't clear what they were all becoming. And I think autonomous driving is one of them. But there's the other part. I didn't even get to this yet. And we kind of are running up against the clock here. But I would just say a lot of people drive for a living. And this is a huge problem because a lot of very good people, it's a lot of men, by the way. It's guys, mostly guys are the ones who drive for a living. And we, you know, we love our truckers who listen to the show. Look, I don't think they're going to be replacing truckers with autonomous truckers for at least, you know, I don't know, five or ten years before it really becomes a thing that's bigger. But I think in 10 years it's going to be more of a conversation and it might be sooner than that. And you know, we got to think about where these people are going to be gainfully, you know, as a society. So, you know, there's, there's some cost to all this as well.

[Clay Travis]

That is one of the immediate things I thought was, how is this going to change? Because remember, Uber I think is really thinking, hey, the play down the road that makes us super profitable is we don't actually need drivers. Like the, the idea that you have an Uber driver or a Lyft driver is just kind of a holding pattern. And you know, just like Uber and Lyft to a large extent replace taxis, I think a lot of Uber Lyft drivers are going to get replaced by these autonomous vehicles. And I don't know where it's going to go, but I tell you, I felt buck. It was like being in the Matrix. You can sit and watch and see what the AI sees on a little screen right in front of you. And it reminded me of like Keanu Reeves in the Matrix where you can see everything moving around.

[Buck Sexton]

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[Clay Travis]

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[Clay Travis]

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[Buck Sexton]

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[Clay Travis]

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[Buck Sexton]

Their online video course on the book of Genesis is a great example. The series is called the Genesis story, and it explains how this section of the Bible is a fundamental part of of both the Jewish and Christian faiths and the profound impact it's had on western civilization.

[Clay Travis]

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[Buck Sexton]

Up shop today on Clay and buck. It was a. It was a tight one here with the timing. Uh, we'll talk more. By the way, send us talkbacks about everything. We didn't get enough talkbacks today. We want to get to your calls, too, but talk backs are great because they can last us to tomorrow easily. You don't have to sit on hold for 24 hours. Go to the Clay and Buck app, press the talk back feature, and go check out an episode, the most recent episode of White lotus, so you can decide if Clay is completely insane. And Clay, I'm putting down a marker right now. I'm filling out my March madness bracket today. We gotta steak bet, baby. Clay versus Buck March madness. The the genius versus the know nothing on sports. That's how it's gonna go. You ready for this?

[Clay Travis]

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[Buck Sexton]

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