Welcome in. We are excited to roll with all of you. Tuesday edition, Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. Hope all of you are having fantastic starts to your week, wherever you may be around the country or around the world. Trump keeps winning. We're going to dive into the ongoing successes at the border and with deportations and more.

But Trump's not just winning there.

Also, major moves afoot in the world of media.

We're going to dive into that.

Political news.

State of Michigan. All of you, Michiganers listening to us right now,

a two-term serving senator, Gary Peters, I believe I've got his name right, is not going to be

running for re-election in 2026. That's also when Gretchen Whitmer's tenure as governor comes up,

the House and the Senate are in play. My wife's family is all from Michigan, so I pay a lot

of attention there. We know Trump won Michigan by 80,000 votes. The Senate race came down to

19,000 votes. If you had to point to a state that you wanted

to star and say this is going to be the epicenter of the referendum on the first two years of

Trump's second term, I would drop big star right now on Michigan because you've basically got the Senate,

you've got the governor's race, you've got the House and the Senate in that state,

and they're all going to be wide open with no incumbents running in a state where Trump

dominated, frankly, in 2024, winning by 80,000 votes.

That's the most he's won the state of Michigan by, the most that anyone has won the state of Michigan by for a Republican since the 1980s.

Star it.

We'll talk about that a little bit later.

But Buck, I wanted to start with this.

MSNBC and CNN have completely fallen off the face of the earth in terms of their audience.

Right now, on any given day of the week, if you watch news on television, and I would bet that a lot of you watch news on television, around 72 to 75% of all cable news viewing is going to Fox News.

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