Buck Sexton

Democrats for a long time now think in any social situation, in any whether you're in the workplace, whether you're at a friend's barbecue, a cocktail party, if they are surprised to find a Trump voter or a Republican, which same thing now, but in the midst. They think that they're allowed to take some kind of umbrage and put you through some interrogation.

Whereas on the other side, it's like, yeah, you voted for Kamala. Like, sorry, you don't have good judgment, but enjoy your burger. Like, we don't care.

Whereas on the other side, it's like, yeah, you voted for Kamala. Like, sorry, you don't have good judgment, but enjoy your burger. Like, we don't care.

Whereas on the other side, it's like, yeah, you voted for Kamala. Like, sorry, you don't have good judgment, but enjoy your burger. Like, we don't care.

You know, five years ago, or maybe even two years ago, maybe even six months ago, the Trump voter in a pop culture context on an HBO show would have been, you know,

You know, five years ago, or maybe even two years ago, maybe even six months ago, the Trump voter in a pop culture context on an HBO show would have been, you know,

You know, five years ago, or maybe even two years ago, maybe even six months ago, the Trump voter in a pop culture context on an HBO show would have been, you know,

It would have been much more likely to be, oh, aren't they, they're right to be outraged that this woman voted for Trump or that, you know, we're led to believe she voted for Trump. Whereas now, what it exposed a little more was these libs, these left-wingers are living in this delusion where they don't realize that

It would have been much more likely to be, oh, aren't they, they're right to be outraged that this woman voted for Trump or that, you know, we're led to believe she voted for Trump. Whereas now, what it exposed a little more was these libs, these left-wingers are living in this delusion where they don't realize that

It would have been much more likely to be, oh, aren't they, they're right to be outraged that this woman voted for Trump or that, you know, we're led to believe she voted for Trump. Whereas now, what it exposed a little more was these libs, these left-wingers are living in this delusion where they don't realize that

More than half the country voted for Trump, and they probably know a lot of people who voted for Trump.

More than half the country voted for Trump, and they probably know a lot of people who voted for Trump.

More than half the country voted for Trump, and they probably know a lot of people who voted for Trump.

Speaking of women who drink too much Chardonnay, Justin Trudeau. Here he is.

Speaking of women who drink too much Chardonnay, Justin Trudeau. Here he is.

Speaking of women who drink too much Chardonnay, Justin Trudeau. Here he is.

Thank you. Here he is on the tariff issue. He was in Ottawa, Canada today, and he's very upset. He is not having a good one here. Very upset with the tariffs, and this is what he says is going to happen. Play one.

Thank you. Here he is on the tariff issue. He was in Ottawa, Canada today, and he's very upset. He is not having a good one here. Very upset with the tariffs, and this is what he says is going to happen. Play one.

Thank you. Here he is on the tariff issue. He was in Ottawa, Canada today, and he's very upset. He is not having a good one here. Very upset with the tariffs, and this is what he says is going to happen. Play one.

Clay, how much of what's going on? Bill O'Reilly mentioned this earlier in the hour. It was a great interview. Go back and listen if you missed it on the Clay and Buck podcast. How much of this? We know Mexico, there's very real national security, fentanyl, economic, a whole range of issues that the tariffs touch on there. That's its own set of things.