Hour 3 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show dives deep into the political and cultural influence of former First Lady Michelle Obama, with Buck Sexton leading the conversation while Clay Travis is on vacation. This hour is packed with sharp political commentary, media analysis, and personal insights, making it a must-listen for conservative audiences and political news followers. Buck opens the hour by revisiting his long-standing prediction that Michelle Obama would never run for president, arguing that the media-manufactured image of her as an untouchable cultural icon has begun to unravel. He critiques the media’s role in creating what he calls the “cult of Michelle Obama,” comparing it to the idolization of figures like the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Buck references Michelle Obama’s recent podcast appearance, highlighting a controversial quote where she stated that “the least important thing” a woman’s reproductive system does is produce life. He calls this statement “heinous” and “perverse,” emphasizing its potential negative impact on young women and public discourse. The discussion also touches on Michelle Obama’s past comments, including her infamous 2008 remark about being proud of America “for the first time” when Barack Obama was nominated. Buck uses this to underscore what he sees as her long-standing disdain for traditional American values. In a broader critique of political spouses, Buck shifts focus to former First Lady Jill Biden, accusing her of enabling President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline and misleading the American public. He argues that Jill Biden played a central role in perpetuating the illusion of Joe Biden’s fitness for office, calling her actions “reprehensible” and likening her influence to that of a “shadow president.” Karoline Leavitt’s recent comments at a White House press briefing are cited to support this claim. Throughout the hour, Buck weaves in personal anecdotes, including his CIA background in West Africa and his upcoming book, while also engaging with listener feedback. He reads emails and plays a podcast listener’s voice message questioning Michelle Obama’s controversial statement, reinforcing the show’s interactive and community-driven format.