The Party of Envy 

President Trump’s remarks on Vice President JD Vance, suggesting him as the likely heir to the MAGA movement. Trump’s comments spark speculation about a JD Vance–Marco Rubio 2028 ticket, which Clay and Buck argue could consolidate Republican support early. The conversation explores the GOP’s deep bench of potential leaders, contrasting it with what they describe as the Democrats’ lack of viable candidates.

The hosts launch into a sharp critique of the Democratic Party, portraying it as a coalition of resentment, envy, and victimhood. They argue that Democrats have abandoned meritocracy and individual excellence, instead embracing identity politics and cultural decline. This includes commentary on Sydney Sweeney, media bias, and the lack of Democrat voices defending her against extreme accusations.

Big Balls Attacked 

Violent crime in Washington, DC, alarming homicide statistics compared to global cities like Lima, Nairobi, and Mexico City. The hosts highlight a recent carjacking incident that involved a former DOGE employee (Big Balls) by a youth mob, and Trump’s call for potential federal intervention in DC governance. They argue that fear of being labeled racist prevents meaningful law enforcement reform, despite disproportionate crime rates in certain communities.

Clay and Buck emphasize the need for common-sense policies, law enforcement accountability, and cultural renewal. They advocate for restoring safety and pride in America’s capital city and call out political hypocrisy on issues like gun control and defunding the police.

The episode also touches on Howard Stern’s rumored exit from SiriusXM, criticizing his shift toward COVID hysteria and anti-Trump rhetoric. The hosts suggest his influence has waned, and his show no longer resonates with audiences.

TX Gov. Greg Abbott 

Texas Governor Greg Abbott joins the show for a deep dive into Texas redistricting, where Governor Abbott outlines the potential addition of five Republican congressional seats and criticizes Democrat lawmakers for fleeing the state to avoid legislative duties. He highlights the hypocrisy of Democrat-led gerrymandering in states like Illinois, California, New York, and Massachusetts, while defending Texas’s efforts to reflect shifting voter demographics—particularly the growing support among Hispanic and Black voters for Republican candidates.

Governor Abbott also discusses legal actions taken against absent Democrat legislators, including Texas Supreme Court proceedings and statewide arrest warrants, emphasizing the importance of accountability and quorum in governance. The conversation shifts to the impact of recent flooding in Kerrville, Texas, where Abbott details ongoing search and rescue operations, disaster recovery efforts, and the push for new legislation to prevent future tragedies.

In a lighter segment, the show pivots to college football, with Abbott praising the Texas Longhorns as the top-ranked team in the nation. He previews their upcoming season opener against Ohio State, spotlighting Arch Manning and the team’s elite defense.

Miranda Devine

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, who joins the program to analyze the latest developments surrounding the Russia collusion hoax and the broader implications for the Biden administration and deep state actors. Devine discusses House Oversight Chair James Comer’s aggressive subpoenas targeting former attorneys general and high-profile Democrats, including Hillary and Bill Clinton. She emphasizes that Donald Trump’s second term is marked by a shift from mercy to accountability, driven by years of political persecution and revelations about intelligence manipulation under the Obama administration.

The conversation highlights Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s role in exposing the origins of the Russia hoax and the alleged involvement of Obama-era intelligence officials like John Brennan, James Clapper, and James Comey. Devine suggests that Trump’s Justice Department, backed by figures like Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and Senator Chuck Grassley, is preparing for potential indictments, with multiple grand juries possibly being empaneled in Florida and Washington, D.C. The hosts and Devine explore the legal avenues available, including perjury and conspiracy charges, and discuss the public’s growing demand for justice and deterrence against future political weaponization.

Clay and Buck also take aim at mainstream media outlets such as The New York Times and The Washington Post, criticizing their refusal to retract or acknowledge false reporting related to the Russia investigation. Devine calls for the return of Pulitzer Prizes awarded for coverage now widely discredited, comparing the situation to the Jason Blair scandal. The hosts argue that legacy media has lost credibility and suggest that their curated audiences are resistant to truth and accountability.

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