Hour 3 - Everything is Racist

This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Welcome back in hour number three, Clay Travis. We are rolling through the Tuesday edition of the program. A ton of different stories that we are following. Let me kind of give you a little bit of a rundown where we are. Michigan primary season underway, the big one, on the Democrat side, Haley Stevens versus Abdul El-Sayed. That is going to determine who runs against Mike Rogers. Also, John James going up. In the Republican side of the governor's race in an open side seat. We have the two-term incumbent governor now having to step down. And the expectation is that Republicans can actually be somewhat competitive in that state with Gretchen Whitmer on her way out. We have, as I speak to all of you at this exact moment. Record high stock prices being set all-time high in the S&P 500. and also in the Dow Jay Jones. We have a continued fallout of our fun surrounding the ridiculousness of men being able to compete in women's pro basketball. The Nashville balls, as you heard in the last hour, continue to provoke and a lot of reaction. And we have in Wisconsin this crazy Democrat candidate. Francesca Hong, who has managed to put together a series of the most improbable, crazy, insane left-wing talking points that anyone has been able to put together anywhere. Now, other aspects out there, Todd Blanche, the next Attorney General, his nomination has made it out of committee. It does appear that he will be officially confirmed and will be able to take over there. But Buck, I do think... Some of these stories about Francesca Hong are so crazy that I want to play a few more of these cuts. Earlier, we had Francesca Hong choosing not to say that she made a poor decision when she said we should cancel Thanksgiving. She also wants to end all prisons, defund the police. This chick is crazy. Here is cut nine.

uh on that and i'm going to just run through a bunch of these crazy socialist positions that she has let's listen cut nine you said you don't support abolishing prisons do you still hold the view that you laid out in may which was that in a perfect world it would be a world without prisons I think talking about what may be aspirational and then understanding the role of the governor, what they can and cannot do and what is implementable right now, these are different conversations. If we're going to be serious about public safety and ensure that everyone's human right to feel safe is what we are trying to do, we have to make sure that the system right now that is incarcerating more black and brown men than any other state in the country right now where we have. Our schools are having to go to referenda just to try to figure out if they can keep the lights on, making sure that we are delivering solutions, not focusing on labels or slogans, because governing ultimately is about making sure that we're working with our partners in communities on the issues that they care about. A lot of word salad there, Buck, but she got to the staples of black and brown people are being put in prison more. That's because black and brown people commit more crimes than, for instance, Asian people do, right? I mean, this whole argument. A lot more. Yes, if you look at murder, murder overwhelmingly committed by young black men. That's why young black men are in prison for murder more than Asian men are. In fact, If we had the murder rate of Asian men across the entire United States for both Hispanic white and black, there would be almost no murder rate at all. If you actually do the research to look at, for instance, the rate of violent crime that Asian men are involved in, the whole United States would effectively have no violent crime if we had the Asian male violent crime rate. I told you when I was in Taiwan, I looked up the stats because it is a, everyone should experience, you should find a country or a place you can go to where there is essentially no violent crime and so little property crime as to be like a lightning strike situation. Tell people what you did with your cell phone in a coffee shop in Taiwan. Well, I didn't do it, but I saw people doing it, meaning, yeah, people leave their, so if you're at a coffee shop in Taipei, which has six million people, the capital of Taiwan, you can, and Steve Yates, our buddy, nation states with Yates, great podcast. He was my Sherpa, my guru, through all things, Taiwan. He was there with me. But, Clay, people would leave their phone down to hold their spot, just to let someone know, oh, this chair is taken. So they'd get up, they'd go to the bathroom, they'd leave their $1,000. phone or by the way, their fancy handbag, whatever it is, without a second thought. And the part of it that was even funnier to me was how funny it was to the time when East, like we had a, you know, a guide with us, a minder. And, and I said, you know, what are they doing? And she's, what do you mean what are they doing?

as often many of these race communists are. Isn't Elon Musk Omar married to a white man, Rashida Tlaib Talibu? Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is married to a RayoC. Kamala Harris is married to a Jewish lawyer, a white guy. Here is Francesca Hong describing having a half white son, and so she lives in proximity to whiteness. I wasn't always aware of the struggles of other communities of color because for me, assimilation always kind of took over. And so I did marry my proximity to whiteness continues, right? My son is biracial. He's half white and half Korean. And I think navigating, you know, what his identity is and how people perceive him is always at the back of my mind as well. proximity to whiteness is such a ridiculous phrase that could only come out of these race communists. So they don't talk like normal people. It's like Latin X. Remember when they tried to decide that everything was going to be Latin X? Proximity to whiteness, proximity to blackness. Like this is just absurd. Here's another couple, by the way, Buck, just to get all these in. She also said, well, we've got to expand the Supreme Court. Cut 10. So you do support the Senate, the Supreme Court, and prisons, the existence of prisons? Yes, I support all those things right now that are helping to ensure that there is public safety. But I do believe right now in our Supreme Court that we should be working to expand the court. Expand the court. She does now support the Senate. That's nice to know because a bunch of the Democrats, socialists say that the Senate should be abolished. That's their new argument as well as the courts. Buck, here's one more. She says tipping is racist. Tipping, giving people money to provide a service. This is cut 12. And the service industry, we are finally having this conversation about, you know, how our industry really did come from. And kind of is rooted in white supremacy. That tipping in itself, if we look at the history of tipping and how racist it is and how it has kept wages low for black people for very long time. And if you look at tipping now, how different the scales are in terms of who receives higher percentage of tips over other folks. First of all, if you're going to talk about black people in tipping, I would submit that a lot of people would say black people do not tip on the same level as other people, which I don't know if that's considered to be racist, but that's the flip side of tipping itself being racist. Of course, here is the reality. Everything is racist. Every single thing for these race communists is racist. Again, Buck, I am optimistic. that Republicans are going to be able to win this race. You know who says that he thinks Republicans are going to win the race when this chick is nominated? Fuck, the current Democrat governor.

just came out and said if she's the nominee, Republicans are going to win the governor's office in Wisconsin, which would be huge coming into 2028 when we're talking about having Wisconsin being yet again one of the must-win states for Democrats and Republicans. But I would remind everyone that once again to our race communism discussion here. within the Soviet Union, within true communist countries, everything is always through the lens of how do we center this around Marxism? How do we also use language that is jargon meant to give some veneer of rationality or even science to what we're doing, like scientific elevation to what we're doing? And you see this with the way that they talk about all this stuff. It's always it's always about centering proximity to all this stuff. It's jargon because it's all through the U.S. is everything racist? Yes. Fundamentally, that is their position. The race communists of America, which is a primary ideological underpinning, a foundational element of the modern Democrat party after it was the party of slavery and abject actual racism for a long time, whole other discussion, the modern Democrat party. is a raced communism obsessed party. And it has to be because race communism is inherently an obsession. Everything has to be seen through clay. Tipping is racist. School is racist. Education, housing is racist. Criminal justice, obviously, racist. You know, beauty standards, race. Everything is racist. Everything is racist. And you realize how oppressive. This ideology is for the people who believe it, first of all, because they're psychos, and also for the rest of us because we have to try to cater to this. Everything is racist all the time. Even really good thing. NFL draft, Clay. People being elevated to the pinnacle of our society and wealth and fame, racist. If the NFL draft is racist. Yeah. Right? I mean, we could play this game all day. What is not medical doctors, medical school, racist? What is not racist to these people? Her own family. Proximity to whiteness. Racist. Everything is racist. This is a mental illness, everybody. Just like communism is actually really a corrosion of the soul more than it is a political system. That's what you see here. And it's unfortunately spread deep in this country. I hope that the people of Wisconsin Clay will reject this because it is. flatly and clearly insane. But yeah, you're nervous that they're not. I'm going to rely on our good friends in Wisconsin to actually be willing and able to reject this crazy chick. But to your point, the risk or reward here, best case scenario, these people lose. Can you imagine what Wisconsin would be like with this chick in power? I mean, this is, I, I, the, how can she handle being in so much proximity to whiteness? There's a lot of white people in Wisconsin. A lot of proximity to white. A lot of proximity to whiteness. It's really crazy. All right. Look, preborn is doing amazing work, and I love this organization. The number of unborn babies that they're saving every year is just a beautiful thing. Last year, preborn saved 80,000 babies from abortion. So this year, we're just doing more to protect life with preborn. It's an absolutely.

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Can you imagine a French dude pretending to be a woman what those post-game interviews would be like? Like, this would be absolutely incredible. Okay. So, Buck, I wanted to play this for you on ESPN yesterday. Pat McAfee, who is very sane relative to ESPN standards, and I give him credit. He's been having Aaron Rogers on for a long time. Aaron Rogers, along with Novak Yolkovic and Kyrie Irving, refused to get the COVID shot. They were ripped to the high heavens by so many people in sports media. What Aaron Rogers was on from Pittsburgh Steelers training camp yesterday, and I don't know if you've heard this yet, Buck, but... He started off his interview with Pat McAfee by saying that he was going to take the fifth, just like Anthony Fauci did. And then he truly teed off on Anthony Fauci. And this is relevant because a lot of athletes were not allowed to play or they were given substantial restrictions if they said they didn't want to get the COVID shot. Aaron Rogers, foremost among those players in the NFL. As I mentioned, Kyrie Irving. in the NBA. Memorably, he could sit courtside and watch games, but he wasn't allowed to actually play in them. And Novak Djokovic, remember, didn't Djokovic have to sit in an isolated Australian hotel room for a couple of weeks to try to play in the Australian Open? And then they refused to allow him into the Australian Open, which likely cost him a major. They wouldn't let him play in the U.S. Open. Even as millions of people were illegally crossing into the United States on our southern border, we were restricting Yokevich from being able to come here because he had not gotten the COVID shot. Here is Aaron Rogers yesterday on ESPN. He brought the 2x4 for Anthony Fauci. Listen. How do you kind of view this year versus maybe the years of the past? I'm going to plead the fifth. Okay. Okay. Got to love that guy. Like that absolute coward, Tony Fetcher. Absolute coward. Are it's back, baby. Are you kidding me? Yeah, 111 times. You got a pardon, and you're in front, and you pleaded over 100 times at the White House. What are you scared of, Tony? I thought you were the science. Yeah, yeah. I thought you were, I am science, and you get up there and he can't answer a question. What are we doing? And how much time did the network spend of that? How much time did they spend on my responses every week, on my vaccination status, on Taylor and Travis's wedding? Did they do even a minute? Did they do even a minute on Anthony Fauci? Who's spending the entire time writing in his diary about how fun it is to be famous? You got to be kidding me. What are they going to say about me now? Now he can't talk about the COVID stuff because obviously it was made, you know, in a lab in China. That's like not even questionable anymore. Anthony Fauci is an absolute criminal. Buck, I mean, that is ESPN. You can hear everybody cheering in the background. The worm has turned in a significant way for Anthony Fauci, where he's being made fun of left and right, where, frankly, the thing that he cared about the most, which was how the public viewed him, he now has become a laughing stock. And I think this is going to grow even more because you shared a video clip. Even the top Biden advisors during COVID are now coming out and saying,

Well, I definitely have started to see more evidence, which is persuading me that this has actually come out of a Chinese lab. All of a sudden, everybody is humiliated to be the last man sort of in the cult. I think the analogy you used was, now that the cult leader has been shown to be a liar and isn't even willing to testify about the beliefs of the cult, now you don't want to be the last member of the cult. And so I do think this is turned in a significant way where even on ESPN, Aaron Rogers is now going on and teeing off on Anthony Fauci, as well he should based on the way that people like Anthony Fauci teed off on him. I still ask this question, and I suppose we have reached out to Dr. Butacharya, but I want to know maybe Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. will come on and talk to us about this. Why is it that if you currently go on AI, which I know you might say, oh, who cares, but effectively Google, if you go online and you say, were the COVID shots effective, you will get yes, and here's all the reasons why they were so effective. If you go on and say, does masking reduce the spread of COVID, you will get yes, and they'll go on to all these because it's still pulling. from what has been on there as official government guidance and science, more than guidance, on all this stuff. And we have not corrected this for the record. The Trump administration is not now. I'm just going to tell you part of this is Trump with Operation Warp Speed. He still says it was amazing. And it was like the Manhattan Project, but for vaccines and everything. that's trump okay take it for what it's worth he has not backed off that at all and everyone says okay well we'll let him we'll let him say what he wants on this one because he's good on so many other things and we need him okay fine but he still says that and i think that's part of it but trump's not going to be the president forever and we actually should have a correction of the record here. I mean, it should say everyone should know that the COVID vaccine first generation, which was the only one that really mattered, because that was the one with the mandates and everything else. They think it reduced the spread for like a couple of weeks, a bit. And then the reduction actually just evaporated over time. And what a crappy vaccine that is. Yes. And then. On the hospitalization front, too, there's a lot of data that you could look at that shows that it really didn't reduce that a whole lot, if at all either. But, Clay, my point here is we still have not gotten clarity on this. So, yes, it's nice that the media cult has been mocked by all this because they really held Anthony Fauci up as.

really some kind of a science and health god which was it was embarrassing the whole thing but you know clay i saw through i'm sure you did too um it's like well this is a long time ago but gretchen uh what's her face Gretchen Whitmer no no no no sorry um who is the little uh the little climate change teenager now she's an adult so we can you know we're not bashing on a kid yeah greta sorry greta not gretchen greta thunberg Adults should have all just been embarrassed by the whole thing. And I remember like a little, little, you know, weasily Jake Tapper sitting there, you know, oh, tell us about interviews with her at CNN. Tell us about how it's so important that you're fighting climate change. She's a 16-year-old girl. She doesn't know anything. What are you doing? She knows nothing. The whole thing was absurd. Anthony Fauci hadn't actually practiced medicine in any meaningful context. Like, ever, basically. By the way, the Greta Thunberg angle, too, was her age was both sword and shield. Because if you said she's 16 years old, what does she know? They would say, well, why do you have to attack it? Why do you have to attack a young person? Well, because you're putting her out there as an expert. And now she's kind of vanished. You know, didn't she get her arrest? Yeah. I'll there forget this. I got attacked by, I forget her name because she's gone now. I think she was the one of the ones who's like sued Fox for not promoting her, not for other stuff. But she attacked me on the couch of outnumbered because I was like this, Greta thing, adult shouldn't believe this. This is absurd. And I really tried to say she's like, no child bashing. It's like, child, first of all, not child bashing. But, you know, she, anyway, she's no longer, no longer with the channel. But there was a real knee-jerk impulse around people. They thought that they were being protective of kids by standing up for Greta. It's like she's a 16-year-old woman who's, I mean, girl who's telling the whole world that, uh, we should change all of our habits because she knows so much about climate change. I mean, the whole thing was, this was, you, you'd have to be a moron or. A religious, like this was a religious cult, essentially, or a cult. You'd have to be a cult believer to think that Greta Thunberg, same, Clay, it was the same playbook with Anthony Fauci. Same playbook all along. By the way, I love Aaron Rogers. I've heard he's kind of a surly fellow, but I love him anyway. Yeah, I mean, look, I think if you're the kind of guy who wants to. Take aim at the entire NFL. You have to be a little bit of a curmudgeon. I think it would be fair to say. His teammates love him. And he obviously is an incredible talent. But I do think... First of all, I'm going to say it. I think ESPN deserves credit for letting him tee off like this because I do think the culture of ESPN is starting to change. It doesn't mean that they're going to be perfect, but they've recognized that some of their leadership has. They have new leaders moving in that they alienated huge portions of the American sporting public by going far too much to the left.

But I think what's always instructive about this is the Pittsburgh Steelers fans there cheering in the background as he tees off on Anthony Fauci and makes jokes about it. I think the worm has turned in a significant way. And I do think Novak Djokovic, I think that Kyrie Irving, I think that Aaron Rogers, the people who stood up and were willing to risk hundreds of millions of dollars were willing to risk their ability to make a living. They deserve credit now that they've been proven correct. I mean, I don't even know. When's the last time you even heard an update on the COVID boosters? I don't even know what number they stopped at, but it was. If you had truly listened to the experts and you had kept getting your COVID booster shots, I think you're on 18 or 19 now. I mean, you basically are a pin cushion. And look, when the first COVID shot came out, I'm not blaming anybody who went and got it. But at eight or nine, I mean, they changed the meaning of the word vaccine. Never before had I heard of a vaccine that didn't keep you from getting the thing that you got the shot for. I mean, the whole purpose of the word vaccine was too, and then they were like, no, no, no, no, vaccine has never meant that you don't get it. It just means that it limits the severity of it. Then Alex Berenzen came on with us and said, hey, everybody who's dying by and large, most of them are boosted, triple boosted, quadruple boosted. And you saw Anthony Fauci and his diary. Even after all the shots he was getting, that he was afraid to go to a public restaurant in November of 2021 because he was afraid he was going to get COVID again, even after all the COVID shots he'd been getting. Yeah. It was crazy town. If your kids are too young to carry a cell phone but old enough to go down the street and play with friends, get them rapid radios. These are instant push to talk walkie-talkies. They operate on a nationwide LTE network giving you unlimited range across the country. You could be a mile away from one another or a thousand miles. Rapid Radio's work with a clear signal. No contract assigned. Zero monthly fees. Just a reasonable annual renewal. The best part, right now go to rapid radios.com slash bundle. For their massive buy more, save more event. When you buy two radios, you get one completely free. Have a big family? Buy four and get two free. Every bundle includes a full year of service and free shipping. Keep your family connected the easy way. Visit rapid radios.com slash bundle. That is rapid radios.com slash bundle. up your brain and balance out your day with the right amount of information and entertainment. Clay Travis and Buck Sexton on the IHartre Radio app or wherever you get your podcast. Closing up shop on Clay and Buck. I want to remind you the YouTube of Clay and Buck, which you can stream live during our show, which is a lot of fun. And tell your kids, your grandkids, if they're into the YouTube stuff that they can watch us there.

But also we had the Aaron Wexler interview, which we tried to stream yesterday, but it turned out to be more of a recorded interview, which you can watch now on YouTube. And it was great. We covered a lot of things, athletes sliding into her DMs. She's a rapidly rising comedy star and conservative commentator. And we asked her whole range of questions. Clay, you asked her a bunch of dating questions. She has a million Instagram followers now. Yes. That's how much her comedy specials and comedy clips have exploded. I was blown away. I went to go look because when we were doing the interview, I was trying to remember the clips that I've seen that have gone mega viral. But yeah, there are a bunch of things that were a lot of fun with her. By the way, huge audience now coming in on a daily basis for... the live show yesterday 21,000 of you stream the show again we're just getting started but i would this is an early prediction i would bet that as we get rolling into the 2027 uh you know the cycle of who's going to be the nominees and everything else we're going to start to have this is a prediction a hundred thousand people a day coming in sometimes and hanging out on the video version of the show in addition to the millions of you that are listening everywhere else we just want to be all places for all people and you can find us there now and a lot of people are subscribing and it's pretty great A-R-Y-N-E, by the way. Unusual spelling of her name. She may be promised that I, because she wants you to follow her on Facebook, Aaron Wexler, and look for her comedy clips there. She's very, very funny. Clay, are you're speaking of funny. You're joining our friend Jesse Kelly joined shortly, right? Yeah, I'm going to be on his show this evening. We're going to be doing an event with him. And then, Buck, this is going to be an all-timer. People are trying to steal your balls idea. Yeah, I know. I know. We're going to have shirts by tomorrow for the Nashville Balls, the greatest WMBA team of all time. So you will be able to buy them a bunch of people want Nashville Balls Championship merch. I don't blame you. That will be up very soon. And we're going to have some fun with that on my sports FS1 show, which you can see on cable. But I would imagine that Jesse will have quite a few interesting thoughts about the... WNBA battle that is out there right now. We'll have some fun with that and we'll have some fun tomorrow as well. I appreciate that he told us that he, while extremely tall, is not extremely good at basketball, nor was he back in the day. He's an honest man that Jesse Kelly. You can say that for him. Very tall and self-deprecating when it's called for. But he said he would be the center on our right-wing media versus WNBA team. He'll be our big man in the paint. You and I'll be kind of like shooting guard, you know, small forward territory.

We got Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, running a point guard. Dan Bongino, the enforcer, as a power forward. Obviously, Josh Shapiro calling the plays. We got a bunch of people in the mix here. Maybe Matt Walsh will get in there. I'm sure he's got a nice three-pointer. Jesse against Brittany Griner would be a battle for the ages. That would be a must-see. I'll talk about it with him. There you go. Let us know how that goes. And we'll see you all tomorrow. Stick around for, well, come back for that. This is Sean Hannity from the Sean Hannity show. Fox News is streaming live on Fox One. When it matters most, you want the truth from the voices that you trust. Fox News goes beyond the headlines, bringing you the stories you will not hear anywhere else. Live coverage, sharp analysis, real perspective. At home or on the go, stay connected when it counts. Stream Fox News on Fox One. Just download today.