Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jan 6 2026
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Welcome in Tuesday edition Clay Travis Buck Sexton show. We've got a fun one headed your way as we continue to discuss the fallout of Majuro being seized in Venezuela. We are expecting for there to be, I believe, another. another out there of the Tim Walls press conferences as his political career is in shambles. We will discuss all of that with you and more. We'll also open up phone lines. We didn't take very many calls.
What are the implications of the Delta Force raid in Venezuela?
Your talkbacks as well to allow you to ask the questions that you may have surrounding everything having to do with the Venezuela situation, as well as maybe the Tim Walz continued fallout. Because if Venezuela hadn't happened, the Minnesota fraud story and the fact that Tim Walz has gone from, what, 240,000 votes away from being vice president, a heartbeat away from the presidency, to basically having his complete political career be over. And I don't know about you, Buck, on this, but let's kind of dive in. Do you agree with me that if Kamala Harris hadn't picked Tim Walls, he probably runs for governor again, gets elected. People don't really pay that much attention to the Minnesota fraud situation just because Minnesota is not typically the focal point of any major national news stories.
And yes, the fraud would have still existed. It would have been indefensible, but it wouldn't have been out there in the public arena to such an extent. And so Tim Walls would have gotten reelected and he would have continued right on with the path that he was already on.
Yes, in a twist of irony, the guy who Democrats put forward to be the avatar of American masculinity is losing his political future after, one, people questioning whether he was a good avatar of that masculinity, broadly mocking him, and two, he is a household name now. because of his short and ill-fated run, and therefore the wild corruption that has been unearthed in Minneapolis, is a much bigger story because the governor of Minneapolis, Tim Walz, is a national figure, which he would not have been before. I mean, if I sat here right now and asked everybody, if you don't live in the state of Idaho, who's the governor of Idaho, everybody? Everybody knows the governor of Minnesota, though. By the way, no shade to the governor of Idaho.
I think he's a Republican, but I'm with you. I don't know who the governor of Idaho is. He might be listening right now. We love Idaho, and we've always been a big fan of your work. Celebrate your entire catalog, in fact. When you look at that, I think it's also emblematic. Did you send out a tweet I think I saw where you're just like, what if... Democrats are just horribly wrong about everything. And I do think there's a lot of truth to that. But to me, the Tim Walls entire experience is indicative of the fact that Democrats, by and large, look at voters like zoo animals. They have to go out in the wild. They look at men and they think, you know, in the same way, was it Diane Fossey, who was, I think, one of the great primatologists, if that's a word.
You're talking about gorillas in the mist?
Gorillas in the mist.
And there was Jane Goodall with the chimpanzees, yes. They would go out and they would sit in the wild and they would observe what the chimpanzees did, what the gorillas did, in an effort to understand how their society works. Democrats now are like that with men. I'm not kidding about this. They sit there and they've got their notepad out and they say, you know what we need? We need an older white guy who wears cowboy boots and Carhartt and knows how to go out and walk around with a gun and he used to coach high school football. And you put all this together, and it's like they're trying to create an AI avatar of what they think is going to be a man who connects with other men.
How did Hilton Hotels respond to ICE agents' reservations being canceled?
The problem is what they missed is authenticity matters more than anything. Look, there are nerds out there who are not the foundation of, I think, typically masculine, you know, bigger, stronger, faster. Men don't aspire necessarily to be like them.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:37
2
What are the implications of the Delta Force raid in Venezuela?
0:37–4:14
3
How did Hilton Hotels respond to ICE agents' reservations being canceled?
4:14–5:46
4
What is the impact of corporate behavior on political sentiments?
5:46–8:27
5
How is New York City's decline tied to its political leadership?
8:27–12:59
6
What does the future hold for Miami as a financial hub?
12:59–21:37
7
What are Congressman Chip Roy's views on Venezuela's stability?
21:37–25:30
8
How is the Somali daycare fraud scandal affecting Minnesota politics?
25:30–1:03:54
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