Hour 2 - The March of the Malcontents
3/30/202637 mincomplete
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0:06Buck gets going right now.
0:08We've got the White House briefing.
0:09It's going to be starting shortly.
0:11We'll bring you any highlights, any important breaking news from that as we are here
0:15live with all of you.
0:17Also looking at those TSA lines to give you some real -time updates as we
0:23can. Looking like still very much under control.
0:28The TSA lines are not the nightmarish four -hour stand, hurry -up -and -wait marathons
0:36that they had previously been because Democrats do not want illegal alien criminals to be
0:41lawfully processed under our federal statutes and removed from this country.
0:47They completely oppose that idea, which is interesting because it's the law, but they don't
0:52care. Does the law matter to them?
0:54No, it does not. So now we have some other things to get to as
0:58well, Clay. We have the No Kings rally from over the weekend, which I think
1:07should be called the March of the Malkontents.
1:10This is just people who are unhappy and upset.
1:13And Democrats are a party driven by, first and foremost, emotion.
1:19Republicans, say what you want about them, but we try to focus on reason, prior
1:25experience. We try to focus on what has worked, what will work, what is likely
1:32to be true now in the general sense of things.
1:36Democrats are, this is how I feel.
1:38And they get very upset about whatever the issue may be.
1:42And here's a perfect example of this, Clay.
1:44A No Kings rally attendee.
1:47I mean, you could do this all day, but this was, I'm trying to see
1:52who, give them credit. It was a Fox affiliate put this out.
1:55A No Kings rally attendee is combining the stolen land thing with the no one's
2:02illegal thing, with all kinds of stuff.
2:04This is cut. Four. Play it.
2:07So you young ladies, you have signs.
2:09First, tell us about your signs.
2:10Yes, my sign says, no one is illegal on stolen land.
2:15Wow. It's so true. Tell me about that.
2:17Well, no one, we are on stolen land, and you can't be illegal on it.
2:23It just doesn't make sense.
2:26Clay, no one can be here illegally, because we are not here legally, has got
2:33to be one of the all time takes from the No Kings rally attendee here.
2:38But it makes sense in that it makes no sense, and none of the things
2:42they say make any sense.
2:43It also goes to a lot of what we've talked about on this program, which
2:47is, if you control the story of American history, then you can make arguments for
2:53the illegitimate nature of everything in the United States, because if we are on stolen
3:00ground, and if we are, if we ever had slavery here, then we are in
3:06a position where there is no moral authority to justify anything.
3:10And obviously, the implication of her entire statement is, which I wish the person interviewing
3:16her had followed up on, there should be no borders, right?
3:21If we're on stolen ground and no one can be illegal, then the logical extension
3:25of that argument in her mind is there should be no borders at all, I
3:31guess, on any countries anywhere in the world, because basically all land is stolen, however
3:37you want to define it, unless it's a land that no one has ever resided
3:41on before, I guess. Also, what are we supposed to do about said stolen land?
3:47This is another part of this, and I don't want to spend too much time
3:49on it because it is so absurd.
3:51Really, the Democrat ethos can be boiled down.
3:55It has all the intellectual seriousness of a bad John Lennon song.
4:00Imagine with no borders. Imagine stolen land.
4:04It's all crap, okay? It's nonsense.
4:05It's a total waste of everyone's time, but I also would want to know, if
4:10this is the position that they're going to take, what are we supposed to do
4:14about it? The point is nothing.
4:15No one will do anything about it, but it is meant as a show.
4:19It is virtue signaling. It is moral preening.
4:22It is, look at me.
4:23I care about things that I will not change today based on things that someone
4:28else did a long time ago, and now I take a bow for nothing.
4:33And this is unfortunately a very powerful, very potent force among these Democrats because these
4:39are unserious people who are unhappy.
4:42And unserious, unhappy people will look for any opportunity to feel better about themselves with
4:47unearned virtue, with an unearned esteem.
4:52And that's what the Democrat Party, so many of the causes, come down to.
4:56Agree with us on this, and you're a good person.
4:59Why? Shut up. Shut up, because the people on the television tell us that, or
5:03because the people on the internet are saying so.
5:05Here is, but we're going to have Daily Wire reporter Breka Stoll with us in
5:11just a little bit. Here she is, Clay, at the D .C.
5:14No, remember, there's a whole bunch of these, but there was a huge one in
5:16New York City. My family walked through it in New York, or walked past it,
5:20and told me that, you know, it's exactly what you would expect.
5:23It's a lot of shrill.
5:24It's a lot of shrill.
5:25unhappy looking people that's really the the primary demographic here's the dc no kings protest
5:31this is cut five this is brecca stole who'll be with us in a little
5:34bit talk about it play it waking up every day as a black woman is
5:37such a political act so that in itself is exhausting but like the fight never
5:42stops i can't wait until this is behind us and we don't have to worry
5:48about people dying in ice custody we don't have to worry about losing our rights
5:52as women as black people as any marginalized group um so gotta represent yeah and
5:59how are those rights being taken away right now how are they being taken away
6:03right now um so literally just like i have teachers as friends and they are
6:14struggling to try to educate our kids in classrooms so because of what this administration
6:21is doing um black women are pretty much being murdered in medical professions where we
6:29go to seek medical care and that research is being defunded play if emotional stability
6:38and linear thinking were requirements for voting i truly believe the republican party would get
6:4480 to 90 percent of the vote 80 to 90 percent i mean i give
6:50credit to brecca who's going to join us here in a little bit for asking
6:54the questions follow up you make your argument and then you say okay what evidence
6:58do you have for that um i the real essence of this is if you
7:06have been born i think this is so true if you have been born i
7:10bet you would sign on to this since 1970 in the united states there is
7:17virtually no discrimination whatsoever that you have faced and frankly if you are a black
7:23woman the data actually reflects that you have been rewarded merely for being black in
7:29other words instead of being a victim you have been given uh rewards based on
7:36your race and gender that you did nothing other than be born to receive and
7:41obviously this is the entire idea is we have to address past racial wrongs by
7:47creating racism in favor of people who've been discriminated against in the past that's that's
7:53really the essence of it but buck would you sign off on that i i
7:56don't know how old that woman is but based on her voice i would guess
8:00that she's 35 40 years old so that would mean that she was born in
8:041980 1985 whatever the math is on that uh to be able to figure out
8:09where she was she might have been born in 1990 this is one of the
8:13craziest ideas out there if you're 95 years old and you're black in this country
8:17i think you have a reason to have grievance based on your early life and
8:20how you were treated i think that is fair if you're under 50 you you
8:26have only benefited off of the fact that of whatever your race is if you've
8:30actually you've actually experienced you've actually experienced racism in your favor correct which is now
8:36something that needs to be said a whole lot more uh and and because this
8:40is a fact this is true and the supreme court has affirmed this but it's
8:43also true because it's true uh we all know that there were uh changes in
8:48policy made explicitly to put uh black and latino individuals particularly female individuals into elite
8:57universities and into elite positions in medical school and law school and into the workforce
9:03in jobs that they would not have gotten or positions that they would not have
9:06gotten um how were they of a different race white or asian particularly those are
9:12the ones that have been discriminated against this is a fact this is reality it's
9:15happened in in broad scale we all knew this and clay one of the reasons
9:18that i've always said this one of the ways that i knew that i was
9:21a conservative was i went to a scholarship high school so it was entirely free
9:26and it was very very competitive admission for the high school in new york regis
9:30many of you know the school if you're from the new york area and the
9:33average income in my class was below the average american household income so you had
9:38a lot of people who were working class i mean that was the stand it
9:41was working class kids but if you had a working class kid with great grades
9:45and really high uh test scores this was the place you could go if you
9:49were catholic it was only for catholic kids and i just remember very early on
9:54it was like well if you're here and you're black or you're latino it's basically
9:56pick your ivy league school but if you're one of the asian or white kids
10:00here you know let's see if holy cross can give you some money you know
10:04let let's see uh what suny's got for you in terms of the scholarship not
10:07to throw shade at those institutions but they're not hyper elite and it was just
10:12a very different now that that wasn't true there were like 10 kids a year
10:15went to harvard for my class but the point is very different standards of it
10:19and i just said this is not right it's very straight it's a very straightforward
10:22thing i was a kid i'm like no this isn't right my friend who's uh
10:25the son of korean immigrants whose parents literally own a dry cleaner out in queens
10:30he has like perfect sat's but he'll be lucky to get into like a second
10:34tier school comparatively to a kid who's black in my class that's not right there's
10:38no way to just there's no way to explain that to me where i go
10:41you know what you're right the history of discrimination this is gonna it's all crap
10:45it was all lie it was all nonsense but you see this with the no
10:48kings protest clay you have all these people for whom The one thing, the one
10:54great fear in their lives is actually personal accountability.
10:58And I don't mean that in the vaguest sense.
11:00I mean that in what are you doing every day?
11:03Are you working hard? Are you taking care of your people?
11:05Are you an active member of your church, your synagogue, your mosque, whatever?
11:09Are you being a person who is dependable and who deserves respect and who's making
11:15good choices? Or are you a person, and this is what I think the No
11:19Kings rally is full of, who just always wants an excuse?
11:22It's always somebody else, always some other fault, whether it's the white guy or it's
11:29the Republican Party or it's Trump or it's systemic racism or it's stolen land or
11:33whatever. It's always some wine in place of action, and that's why it never gets
11:39better. Correct. And again, I think when you hear that interview, think about that in
11:46the context. I know some of you are older, but think about that in the
11:50context of the life that anyone who is basically 50 or under has lived in
11:55an America. There is no discrimination except discrimination in your favor if you are a
12:02minority. And so this constant victimization culture, the people who were actually victims are far
12:10less likely to claim that they are victims than the people who have actually benefited
12:14from discrimination in their favor.
12:16And I think that's because they bought into this idea, which is the root of
12:21the Democrat Party these days, where everything is based on identity politics and you are
12:26oppressed basically if you're anyone other than a white male.
12:29Now, white women sometimes also are included there, but by and large, white men are
12:36evil, and we all have to assess where victimization culture should, how you rank it
12:43on the oppression pyramid. And this woman is completely bought into it.
12:47And then when you ask her, okay, what's actually happened?
12:49What, you know, what she says, black people are getting killed by medical care?
12:53Really? That would be quite a surprise.
12:57I think there are a lot of med malpractice attorneys out there that would say,
13:00hey, can I get those cases?
13:01Because if it were actually happening, it would be a tremendous boon to their practice,
13:06and there would be a lot of consequences.
13:09We'll come back. By the way, we're going to talk about with Brekka Stroll, who
13:12was actually there at the protest, see what she thought about it.
13:16And I would just reiterate, it was a tremendous success.
13:19Yesterday, they protested against kings, and today we woke up, and there are no kings.
13:24What a tremendous, incredible, impactful moment it all was.
13:28Buck, I think you got us.
13:30I do indeed. But it turns out there are no kings, and also there are
13:36a lot of wimps out there in these rallies.
13:39So just remember that. All right.
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14:55TSA agents are getting paid.
14:58Updates, the latest, longest wait right now anywhere down to an hour and a half,
15:05and that is Terminal B in LaGuardia.
15:08Other parts of LaGuardia are 10 minutes, Miami.
15:11That airport's a mess, Buck.
15:13The Miami airport, one of the terminals, 50 minutes.
15:17Otherwise, everything basically 30 minutes or less basically everywhere in the country.
15:23So I do think that is a very positive story.
15:27We just had Caroline Levitt walk to the podium at the White House.
15:32We will play that for you, monitor that, and ensure that we are on top
15:37of everything that is going on there.
15:39But I wanted to play this.
15:40I mentioned the idea of seizing Iran's uranium could be a wedding of what I
15:48call the nerds. That is, the people who are capable of pulling out the uranium,
15:53the experts in uranium. Nicholas Cage from The Rock, who's like, I'm a biochemical super
15:59nerd. That's right. Compared to the special ops guys who are door -kicking badasses.
16:05And Joshua in Michigan, well, he defended the nerds by sounding like a nerd.
16:12Here he is, cut B.
16:14Good morning, Buck. Good morning, Clay.
16:15This is Joshua from West Michigan again.
16:17You know, your former active duty army.
16:19That one is based on the deadline.
16:19This is a camp of history.
16:20This is a camp of history.
16:20This is gambling, doesn't come here.
16:20Thank you. Cavalry guy. I just wanted to let you all know that not all
16:23intel are nerds. Some of us are combat human intelligence collection experts like Cav Scouts,
16:3219 Deltas, you know, security and reconnaissance, the commander's eyes and ears.
16:39Hua, shields high. Yeah, brother, shields high, but you got to understand something.
16:43You're not a nerd. You're like some of us got good grades and we're on
16:49the football team. I'm like, right, you're on the football team.
16:51I'm talking about the not on the football team guys, so to speak, which I
16:55was not on the football team.
16:56I was just getting the good grades.
16:57So, yeah, I do think it's fair to say that I think you'll probably sign
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17:13I think it's less likely that they are absolute physical freak, you know, warriors physically
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17:26Does that make sense? I don't even think that's a controversial take to have.
17:29Your average nuclear scientist is not a super ripped badass who could kick down doors
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17:38Look, there are human limitations of time in all of these things, right?
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18:54Clay. All right. Welcome back in here to Clay and Buck.
18:57Thanks for being with us, everybody.
19:00We have, from the Daily Wire, Breck a stroll with us now.
19:04And thank you so much for joining.
19:06You were at a No Kings protest.
19:10Did you, in fact, find out that there is no king?
19:14What happened? Well, it's actually my third time trying to figure this out, my third
19:20No Kings rally. And, unfortunately, I go in there with this same question every time.
19:25You know, explain to me how President Trump is acting like a king.
19:29And beneath the initial rage, I'm never given a concrete answer.
19:36So, what is the general vibe of the No King crowd?
19:43When you are there, what does it feel like?
19:46What is the average age?
19:48What is the makeup of these people?
19:50I mean, I think there's a lot of kind of fascination about how many people,
19:54it's a Buck's case. You should go read his book, Manufacturing Delusion, are, in fact,
19:59deluded in what they believe.
20:00But what's the vibe and what's the crowd like?
20:05They're honestly all pretty much united by a hatred for President Trump.
20:10Like you said, a lot of older people, you know, this is different from other
20:14protests that I've been to, but No Kings does seem to draw out that older
20:18crowd. You know, they have talked about, they have these kind of getting ready sessions
20:22for the protests. And in those, they always express how important it is to not
20:26be violent, to wear, you know, inflatables to help bring down the intensity of the
20:32movement with this particular protest.
20:33And, obviously, very well organized.
20:36This is our third one.
20:37You know, we had the first one in June, the next one in October, and
20:40this latest in March. And it seems to me that these protests keep being put
20:45on because they want to continue and keep this momentum of rage and just anguish
20:51against the president and allow people to keep going out there.
20:56Where does this go to you?
20:59You've been to a bunch of them now.
21:01Does this continue? Is there going to be summer protests?
21:05I mean, is this resonating, do you think, with leftists?
21:09Do they see the No Kings protest as a huge success in rallying voters?
21:13Are they going to run it all the way up through the midterms?
21:16I mean, where does this end?
21:17Because, by the way, we know that President Trump's not going to be in power
21:20again anymore in January of 2029.
21:24So, like, how long can the No Kings protest have validity?
21:29Well, to be honest, I'm surprised every time they roll out their new installment.
21:33And as Republicans typically say after one of these protests, it seems like they're successful
21:37because, you know, America still doesn't have a king.
21:40But I did learn, attending the protest, there will be a national strike.
21:46So, if any workers... should not go to work on May 1st.
21:50And that was already being promoted.
21:52Sounded like they were using that as a platform to kind of go ahead and
21:55get that message out. But what really alarmed me kind of about this protest, and
22:01I know I told you they haven't been violent, but this was actually the first
22:04time I did hear protesters alluding to the death of President Trump.
22:10I talked to one protester whose sign said, I'm waiting for the big, beautiful obituary.
22:16And then when I asked her when she thinks that might happen, she responded to
22:21me and she said, sooner rather than later, and then she started laughing, which is
22:27pretty alarming to hear against a president, really against anyone, but especially a president who
22:33has had assassination attempts on his life.
22:38So they're planning to continue with these, though?
22:41Is that the I mean, what what do the Democrats really get out of this?
22:44Is it just performative? It lets the base show up, dye their hair purple, shriek
22:49about mansplaining and stolen land and everything else.
22:52I've seen some stuff online.
22:54I'm sure you've dug into this about where the funding from this comes from.
22:58It looks like very, very wealthy foundations, of course, which is just a pass through
23:04for very wealthy left wing individuals are writing the checks for this stuff.
23:08So this isn't like some grassroots.
23:10Oh, we're just going to get together because someone posted something on Facebook.
23:14There's a real infrastructure behind this.
23:16So clearly, they're trying to do something.
23:18No, and you can see the infrastructure just because so many of the signs are
23:22the same. And I'm not necessarily talking about like what looks like the homemade written
23:26ones. But there are manufactured printed signs that you see over and over to the
23:31protest in Washington, D .C., in protests in Los Angeles and in New York.
23:36So it does beg the question of how they're getting there.
23:38And then I think the goal of this, because and like you said, definitely after
23:43going, it makes you want to research these.
23:45And there's this one organization.
23:48It's called States at the Core.
23:50And the woman leading the organization, I listened to one of her interviews and she
23:55discussed in the interviews, the guy said, when did you start organizing people and start
24:00educating them on how to protest and how to, you know, kind of get out
24:04in front of the public and express their anguish with President Trump?
24:08And she said that they started organizing right before the 2024 election when it looked
24:14like President Trump was going to win.
24:16And that made me question if he hadn't won, would they even have had a
24:21reason to organize at all?
24:24Or so it just shows you that this is really against President Trump and not
24:28necessarily any issues that they may have, you know, with a president on maybe the
24:34Democrat side who's doing something that they might have a problem with or think is
24:37too authoritarian. Where does this kind of, I want to get it, go back again
24:43to who these people are.
24:45You're talking about what their motivation is, who might be funding them.
24:48You're relatively young. Buck and I are in our 40s.
24:53Would you say the average protest and typically we tend to think of protesters as
24:58being younger, but Buck and I were up for the inauguration of Trump and we
25:03drove by one of the anti -Trump protests at that inauguration and it was filled
25:07with a lot of people older than us.
25:10What do you think the average age is?
25:12Is it people in their 50s, people in their 40s?
25:15It's certainly not people in their 20s or 30s and certainly not many teenagers.
25:20And how does that potentially implicate to you what's going on?
25:25Who's being motivated? No, I would definitely say average age is 50s, 60s.
25:31I watched a clip of, you know, leftist influencer Harry Sasson on CNN and he
25:37was talking about kind of the youth behind this movement and his interview was behind
25:42the protest, which showed a bunch of older individuals behind him.
25:46And I definitely see this at No King's rallies.
25:50But I think the problem that people are missing with this is, yes, at these
25:54rallies, it is older people.
25:56But this message, this anti -Trump message is resonating with younger people, you know, who
26:02are maybe have plans on Saturday, are, you know, at working on Saturday, aren't in
26:06retirement and have time or don't have time to go to these protests.
26:10Yes. And you've got this.
26:12Republicans should be nervous coming into midterms if this message is resonating with younger Americans,
26:17because, you know, I saw at No King's and some of these signs go viral
26:22that President Trump isn't following through on his promise of affordability.
26:26And when you have that being publicized and people thinking, wow, like, look at this,
26:31you know, these thousands of people who've come around the country who say that this
26:34isn't happening and then they maybe feel it, they feel that inflation, which, you know,
26:39rose under Joe Biden around, you know, 20 percent cumulatively, maybe that message starts to
26:45resonate. And so I think that this groups of people, they are older, they do
26:50have, you know, are upset with President Trump.
26:53But because this is such a big event on social media time after time and
26:58people keep it so current, I do think it allows young people on social media
27:03to see this messaging and then potentially leave them questioning things heading into that midterm
27:09boost. So there may be maybe some success, it sounds like, from this for the.
27:15democrats even though when we sit here it's hard for i think a serious person
27:19to take this seriously brecca but as i as i look at this they're clearly
27:24continuing with it the same way that democrats continued in the uh in the midterm
27:29with biden to push the uh the issue of threats to our democracy by having
27:34all those hearings about january 6th i think for people that see the world normally
27:39a no king's protest is on its face absurd but it's a democrat mobilization technique
27:44right it's uh it's all alinsky get people out there in the streets shouting and
27:48screaming about something that makes them feel good and powerful and and like they're doing
27:52something worthwhile and then you can get them to do other things you want like
27:56show up in the midterms and vote yes and i think that will prove ultimately
28:00like you said that whether this movement has been successful because yes they've you know
28:05been able to coordinate getting a ton of retirees out on the street on a
28:09saturday but are they actually getting them to uh vote on these issues and so
28:14definitely will be interesting to see if this does become ultimately successful and then to
28:20your point on everything going on under president biden very interesting because no one was
28:26protesting when uh you know vice president kamala harris won that democrat nominee without a
28:32single vote in the primary and people still protesting president trump a duly elected uh
28:39president you know steps away from the nation's capital exercising that free right uh and
28:45saying that he's a king which we know if that really was the case no
28:49one would be allowed to do that and we're able to see that around the
28:52country and i even had one man he was just touring the lincoln memorial and
28:56you know i took a break from protesters and asked him uh what do you
28:59think about all of this and he couldn't believe it because he said president trump
29:04isn't in kenya you know he's not perfect but you got to compare it to
29:07other countries and when you look at other countries he literally said the united states
29:12is probably the most democratic society out there do you feel safe if these things
29:18are going to continue you said people are going to call out not work on
29:21may 1st um do you feel safe at this event do uh obviously you're representing
29:26the daily wire we know that there have been people from fox news for instance
29:30during minneapolis where uh the reporters were being taunted um do you feel safe interviewing
29:36people what is the vibe like for you when i go out there to different
29:42protests i actually at no king's like you said when you're surrounded by older people
29:47in inflatable costumes you know you feel you feel like you're you're safe like you
29:52can if something were to happen you can handle yourself um i the protest at
29:57night time that i've attended or just in an area where there isn't as much
30:01police presence you know we have the national guard here so whenever i'm entered uh
30:05interviewing a protester in dc the national guard is a few steps away and so
30:11if something were to go wrong i know that they would jump in and be
30:15able to help the situation and i do um there are times where after people
30:20get upset when they find out i'm at the daily wire and that's when they
30:24ask me and they typically ask me you know what outlet i'm with after i
30:28have given a follow -up which i view as a very fair follow -up to
30:32what some of the things they've told me are you know uh when one woman
30:35was explaining to me how her rights were taken away as an african african -american
30:41we played that cut a little bit earlier on the show so that's a good
30:44one to give us an idea about yes and so you know a fair follow
30:49-up in my opinion what rights of yours are being taken away and then immediately
30:53what outlet are you with and i it just always blows my mind that a
30:58simple question and just you know explain elaborate on your thoughts immediately then puts me
31:03in question and then her ultimately then you know saying that maybe i don't have
31:07the right to be there as the press brecca this is very important uh for
31:12your physical safety when you're at these things going forward i just want you to
31:15know if you've ever seen a vampire movie you know how when you hold up
31:19a crucifix they you just need a pocket constitution and you hold that up and
31:24it's just like in the vampire movies where you hold up so you hold up
31:27the pocket constitution also if you have not garlic but red meat they hate red
31:32meat so if you just carry a little a little ground beef in your pocket
31:36and a pocket constitution they will shriek and and catch on fire and run away
31:41like vampires so you will be safe at these no kings protests we've got your
31:46back oh thank you so much and you know it was funny our um i
31:51was out there with another uh daily wire employee and then he had his maga
31:55hat which he put on towards the end of the protest as we were leaving
31:58and immediately that made them flee as well so yeah that's also that also works
32:03also works brecca stole a stole at the daily wire great work come back next
32:08time you do one of these protests and if clay loses a bet to me
32:11he might be out there with you by the way so we're looking forward to
32:13that yeah that may be happening thank you i'm excited thank you so much thank
32:17you thank you so much absolutely all right look after reaching over five thousand dollars
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34:15Clay Travis, Buck Sexton Show.
34:17Let me take a couple of your calls here, by the way, that Buck may
34:20be able to be an expert on.
34:22Because he is about to leave to go meet with some of our great show
34:26sponsors. He's going to duck out an hour early.
34:30Let's see. Sean in Queens.
34:34Sean, fire away. Hey, what's going on, guys?
34:39I don't think we know where the uranium is, man.
34:43To be honest. It's a fair question, Buck.
34:47We may not know where all of it is.
34:50You know. Yeah. The Wall Street Journal in their piece, for those of you who
34:54were listening early when we were referencing this, said that there are two different places,
35:00Buck, that we believe the uranium currently is.
35:03And it goes to the challenge associated with that.
35:07And that those two are in an underground tunnel at the nuclear complex in Isfahan
35:14and an additional storing at Natanz.
35:18So, in addition to what we talked about earlier, Buck, you may have to secure
35:22two different locations and go in to retrieve all of this two different places.
35:28And as the caller points out, the intelligence on this is hugely important because we
35:32may or may not actually be correct as to where these are being stored.
35:37Yes. There's a whole movie made by Matt Damon, Green Zone, about looking for WMDs
35:44in Iraq. Not a good movie, by the way.
35:46But this is a thing.
35:48Sometimes we think we know.
35:49I did think your analogy was a good one when if we did seize this
35:54uranium successfully, unlike with the WMDs in Iraq, which were never able to be found,
36:01this would at least point to once and for all.
36:03Iran was trying to enrich uranium and create a nuclear weapon.
36:07Yeah, despite all the problems it caused for them, too, which goes to, you know,
36:11if all you want is for the maniac on the rooftop to hand over his
36:18firearm, you know, he says he's going to jump, but he's got a firearm.
36:23It's like all you want is it and he won't hand it over.
36:27You really want to get that gun out of his hands.
36:28You know what I mean?
36:29Like if somebody is willing to put it all on the line for something like
36:32this, there's a reason and there's a reason Iran was willing to take these risks
36:37and Trump has made them pay a tremendous price for this nuclear material because they
36:43wanted the capability to nuke people.
36:46I mean, I don't know what else to say other than that seems pretty clear.
36:49So you got to look at this the way it is.
36:52Another part of this, Clay, is people don't realize there are really bad, really crazy
36:57folks out there. When I say crazy, I don't mean like they're not of sound
37:00mind so much as they have a belief system and they will kill a lot
37:04of people. They'll kill millions of people because they think that their belief system tells
37:08them to. And the Iranian mullahs fall into that category.
37:11No doubt, it might be good to keep those guys from having really serious weapons.
37:15When we come back, buck out until Tuesday.
37:17We'll have a member of the cabinet.
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