the butt sexton and clay travis show.ge. kennedy: age before beauty. >> that's what i'm talking about. kennedy: let's discuss but what is the most egregious thing to you? the fact we do not have any human intelligence of any kind in afghanistan or the amount of weaponry that we left for people who wish us harm? >> without that weaponry would at least be used for a while against the taliban. it was inevitable. i was in afghanistan a decade ago i'll never forget when the salty guy with the smart guy in the government that people did know it to listen to but was always right he was the one that was always saying we should not be here, he said you have a 30% literacy rate with 30% of the country actually able to get electricity. and have a pakistani sanctuary next door. pakistan is develop me ahead of 100 years. for infrastructure. we think were going to build a self-sustaining democratic society here? good luck. things did not seem to improve. lots of training we gave them at least for a time. that was how quickly this went.

joining me now buck sexton host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. buck, good evening.ew yorker. you have endured much of this the entire year. the insanity eating outdoors and building outdoor sheds to eat outdoors it's actually indoors and now it's show your papers at a restaurant. this incident, while there is plenty of other factors and accusations of racism being pointed in multiple directions. ultimately some human has to stand there and enforce these policies these anti-freedom policies at the door of the restaurant. >> yeah. there needs to be blame for these things, pete. there needs to be accountability at the top level. it's not the hostess at the restaurant who is enforcing a policy because she wants to keep her job. nor is it really the restaurant boss in this case or owner who doesn't want to get some big fine from new york city's mayor bill de blasio and his equivalent health and human services here. i mean, this is crazy stuff that we are seeing. these policies don't make sense. they are obviously not uniformly enforced. they there are a lot of restaurant

gestapo, liaison officers were attached to the expedition the 1st platoon headed east to the temper sexton house and the 300 kilometers away. steve young muslin, a swedish red cross volunteer accompanied them as a motorcycle escort nearer the compton section house. so small you saw when we finally arrived in succasunna 1000 who combed the gates were open to yeah. and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way. norman was, i don't over the 1st us still. and when they took the 1st steps more 3 years towards freedom. there were no player with that was an experience. stood up lives. huge experience. 30 really the 2nd white passage platoon headed south to duck ho, shown belk and mount house. they took with them the details lists of danish and norwegian prisoners being held in nazi custody. the list helped the people from the rescue mission to know whom they searched in which camp. so they took the lists and went or drove into the concentration camps and they could read out mr. and us and mr. johnson and so on must be here. so we search for him and he is to come to the bus and we take

community benefits and university production was something swirling around there was a time pre- john sexton and then you talk about this character several times that describes the importance of the university as what they use as an anchor institution so i'm curious in your research where do you notice that terminology starts happening with that anchor institution the need to protect in a lot of ways withay policing or special privileges might cultural piracy quick. >> this is great. so to talk about the history that led up to this reality. so if you are not aware, a major observation after i went to theor university of chicago it became clear to me that right before our eyes universities were the largest employers, real estate holders and healthcare providers and leasing agents of major cities and college towns all across the country. not just ann arbor or madison or gainesville or santa cruz but new york, chicago, st. louis, cleves angeles, portland major metropolitan areas were universities have a much more modest role. how did we get there? everyone is familiar with white flight i say wh

here with reaction, kayleigh mcenany and cohost of the clay travis "buck sexton show," we will startare a riot. a kind of goes against, i guess, the social justice messaging that has now taken over a lot of professional sports that i know you talk a lot about. >> sean, i was so excited. i did your show tuesday from the tennessee-bowling green game and i'm headed to fayetteville tomorrow for the texas-arkansas game.nd i really do believe that college football fans are reclaiming normalcy in this country because when there are millions of people unmasked, happy to go sit next to their brothers and sisters in college football fandom, high-fiving, tailgating, having an amazing time and people can all see that happening on television, it makes it impossible to argue that we can't return to our normal life and that is why i'm so excited. i really do think college football fans to a large extent are leading us out of the wilderness and into a free society. one more time. covid is not going away for the rest of our lives. we can't continue to cower in fear.et college football fans declared i

here with reeks the cohost of the clay travis and buck sexton show outcast clay travis joins us from college fastball tour. welcome on board and welcome to the radio world as well, congratulations. let me ask you this. you hear what they're saying. we've had haines, flooding, gone on for, joe ba starredy can tell you what happened in the 1800s. are we to believe bernie sanders, comrade sanders is right, the new green deal socialism is the example? >> well, sean, bernie sanders was born in the 1800s, so maybe he actually lived through it for all the talk he does. first of all, thanks for having me on. positive news before talking about this ridiculousness. just up the road a few hundred yards from where i am right now, 90,000 people watching a football game tonight, biggest crowd to watch a sporting event since march of 2020. awesome scene. i can't wait for the normalcy in the world of sports to be back in some way. let's talk about this ridiculousness, right? this is a clear attempt to change the narrative. you want to talk afghanistan if you're the biden white house? do you want to

the buck stops here, and he brought his hair, radio host buck sexton.e's got a face for radio and a spot for the blind. jimmy failla. and, she is like lance armstrong , really successful, but cheats on drug tests. fox news contributor kat timpf. i'm going to you first, buck because you served in the cia i afghanistan and your hair serve in nam, right? >> true. >> what do you make of this botched botched whatever you want to call it? >> we're saying it's bods not because it is and we sought and they couldn't hide it from us. in part because the taliban doesn't have the technology or the ability to shut down. people were texting me in real time about what was going on on the ground there. so we saw what a mess it was. it was clearly not planned. but just give this a few days because now that we are at the point where were at, there is still 100 plus americans on the ground, the narrative is going to switch very quickly to joe biden is the guy that got thing done. he's the one that made the toug call here in the fact that they were talking about 300,000 pe

i don't know if you requested on your radio show, but buck sexton srequested him on the radio shw andat, he's too busy, he doesn't have time to spend 15 minutes with us. b >> sean: he was tied with me early on but now exposed. nih money going to the wuhan lab and the fact that he was told january 31st, 2020 it was manipulated in a lab. he might not want to answer those questions, clave. >> i think you are right. it is amazing how much he doesn't want to do media when they will actually ask him questions worthy of being asked that he can go on msnbc and cnn. i thinkey they basically got a green room named after him overt there but they can't do anything that will ask legitimate questions of him. >> sean: all right quickly and 30 seconds, kayleigh mcenany tell us about your book. >> i can't wait for it to come out such a time as is, thean white house and beyond. i tell you how president trump is the real deal, nuts through hasaying it but stories behind e scenes of the most powerful building in the world, the white house. thank you, shawn.ea >> sean: you know what the amazing thing is?

mom, jacqueline sexton find is widely used baby food brand for her infant daughter is nothing out of ordinary nor is making baby food from scratch. i realize how easy it was from friends to make it yourself unfortunately right now the data is showing that i'm having medals. >> rn all whether you're buying the baby food grounds are vying for the produce aisle. jane houlihan with healthy babies, bright futures is joining forces with the house subcommittee on economic and consumer policy. >> to expose popular brands like beechnut gerber earth's best in others. >> we're selling baby food products with dangerous levels of toxic, heavy metals issue, she says has been happening with these companies for over a decade. this new report issued today. >> shows that despite the fact that companies have known for years about this problem. they are not taking care of it. gone terribly we're finding mind and arsenic and cadmium toxic heavy metals in about 95% of the baby foods that are tested. houlahan says there's a reason why these heavy metals are being found. these naturally occurring. the envir

joining me now is "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy and buck sexton. we know how important your faith is to you. you are a catholic as well. it is just strange to me that joe biden is not taking it as seriously when it comes to being pro-life but now all of a sudden he is a man of faith. >> rachel: yeah, i mean, you bring up a good point in the introduction here when you said our faith is supposed to be very personal, our healthcare our health history used to be personal. i'm trying to gets over the fact, lawrence, that i live in a country that asks me for my papers and wants to know my medical decisions and history and wants to monitor whether my faith exempt -- my religious exemption matches what they think is legitimate or not. this is crazy. and joe biden has proven time and time again that -- you know, the rosalie beads he carried in his commercials and all the talk about religion and all the glowing pieces in the "new york times" about his faith are nothing but a bunch of garbage he has not stood with religious people. he has not stood with the u

mom, jacqueline sexton find is widely used baby food brand for her infant daughter is nothing out of the ordinary nor is making baby food from scratch. i realize how easy it was from friends to make it yourself unfortunately right now the data is showing that i'm having medals. >> rn all whether you're buying the baby food grounds are vying for produce aisle. jane houlihan with healthy babies, bright futures is joining forces with the house subcommittee on economic and consumer policy. >> to expose popular brands like beechnut gerber earth's best and others. >> we're selling baby food products with dangerous levels that companies have known for years about this problem. they are not taking care of it. gone terribly we're finding mind and arsenic and cadmium toxic heavy metals in about 95% of the baby foods that are tested. houlahan says there's a reason why these heavy metals are being found. these naturally occurring. the environment sometimes their front pesticides that are now but they're still in in exposure to these harmful elements can lead to severe developmental results. beha