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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

The Karol Markowicz Show: Why No One Talks About Healthcare — And Why That Matters with Daily Wire's Tim Rice

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

iHeartPodcasts

Society & Culture, Daily News, News, Politics, News Commentary

4.511.4K Ratings

🗓️ 9 July 2025

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Tim Rice, Deputy Managing Editor at The Daily Wire, shares his unique journey into media, his insights on healthcare policy, and the impact of parenthood on his perspective.

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Hi-Hart. Hi, welcome back to the Carol Markowitz show on IHart Radio. My guest today is Tim Rice.

0:30.3

Tim is Deputy Managing Editor at The Daily Wire. Hi, Tim. So nice to have you on.

0:35.2

Hey, Carol, thanks for having me. Tell me about your path to becoming the deputy managing editor at Daily Wire.

0:42.5

Did you always want to be in media?

0:44.9

Yeah. So it's funny. I kind of took a circuitous path to where I am, but I did.

0:50.3

Secuitous. Yeah. All right. Okay. Okay.

1:13.9

When I was in college, I really wanted to work in media. And I actually had internships at, believe it or not, MSNBC and CBS News in New York. I was played for a slightly different team then. But, you know, after I graduated, it became clear to me two things. One was that there weren't a ton of jobs to get in TV news.

1:17.5

And the other is that most of the jobs that were available, I didn't really want.

1:26.2

So I wound up kind of weirdly after a couple months at home and sort of just trying to take the next job that came my way.

1:28.2

I took a job as a project manager at the Manhattan Institute working on the health policy team. And that was just sort of like a roll of

1:33.5

the dice. I was, this was at the kind of the beginning of the campus free speech stuff.

1:40.1

And that was the first thing that really sort of got me thinking that I was maybe interested in a more conservative kind of politics.

1:46.8

You know, I wasn't necessarily there yet on economic matters or things like that.

1:51.4

But I thought this is really bad.

1:53.0

Like, yeah.

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