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What a Night at Buck’s Engagement Party

30 Sep 2022

The Clay & Buck team, friends and family were celebrating Buck’s engagement to the lovely Carrie last night.

It was a lot of fun, as you can see from all of these photos.

We had Jesse Kelly and some Fox News people — Karol Markowicz, David Marcus, Ned Ryun — along with family and friends who wanted to wish the couple well.

It was an awesome, awesome event.

It was really cool to see so many different people and they did a fabulous job putting it on.

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Some Good Polling News to End a Tough Week

30 Sep 2022

Here comes the Red Wave. It’s building out there.

Christine Drazan is looking good in Oregon, where she’d be the first Republican governor since the 1980s.

In Colorado, the races for Senate and governor remain in play.

Even Washington State is in play. Tiffany Smiley is going after Patty Murray aggressively and may flip that Senate seat.

There are a lot of different places on the board that are potentially going to be in play and they’re all breaking in the direction of the good guys.

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Fox’s Ainsley Earhardt on Her New Children’s Book

30 Sep 2022

BUCK: We are here in-studio with Ainsley Earhardt of Fox News. You all know her from Fox & Friends in the morning. She has a new book out, I’m So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating Who You Are. Ainsley, first time in with us. Thanks so much for joining us on the program.

EARHARDT: Hey, Buck. Hey, Clay. Thank you all so much. I’m so proud of you all. You’re doing great.

BUCK: Thank you. We have a lot of fun.

CLAY: We do.

BUCK: We are a little tired after last night, which I know you’re never supposed to say on the air, but we were out quite a bit. I went home.

EARHARDT: Are you talking about what happened last night?

BUCK: I went home. We had a little bit of an engagement party here in New York, and Clay, I must admit, stayed up. Clay is married with three kids; he stayed out later than me. He outpaced me. I got sent home early by the fiancee.

CLAY: We had an awesome group of people, and it spiraled into an Irish pub from the engagement party, and it was just a really fun time.

BUCK: We took over an Irish pub, apparently.

CLAY: We did basically take over an Irish pub.

EARHARDT: So for people who are listening that don’t know, the Irish pubs, they’re everywhere in downtown. When I started at Fox News, there was an Irish pub. Before it was torn down for a parking garage, there was this one Irish pub that everyone went to and we had, like, a back room, and that was where all the Fox people would hang out, but those are the early years at Fox. It was so fun.

CLAY: When did you get to Fox for the first time?

EARHARDT: It was 2007.

CLAY: So, you came to Fox from where?

EARHARDT: San Antonio, Texas.

CLAY: So, was it a culture shock for you to suddenly be in New York City?

EARHARDT: Well, I’m an East Coaster. I grew up in South Carolina, worked there for five years after college. Came to San Antonio, and I always wanted New York. That was my dream.

BUCK: What’s San Antonio like as a city? I always hear people say great things about it like — super safe, family friendly, quality of life very high.

EARHARDT: You would love it. There are big parties there. There’s the fiesta there.

CLAY: (laughing)

BUCK: Clay would have to carry me on his shoulder but, yeah.

EARHARDT: Right. A year ago, you would have, like, now you’re engaged and —

BUCK: I’m slowing down a little bit, you know.

EARHARDT: I’m glad. I’m proud of you.

BUCK: Yeah.

EARHARDT: No, it was so fun because they love their faith, which is important to me, and they love to party, which is important to me. So, it’s the best of both worlds.

CLAY: You went to South Carolina.

EARHARDT: Exactly. Went to a southern school.

CLAY: Yeah, we’re SEC double grads here.

EARHARDT: Yeah. I can’t stay out as late as I used to but I like to have fun and the faith aspect is great. It was a wonderful place.

BUCK: So, we have this fabulous book here —

EARHARDT: Thank you.

BUCK: — that is in studio with us: I’m So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating Who You Are. It’s a kid’s book.

EARHARDT: Yes.

BUCK: Clay has copies. His kids are a little old maybe for the book?

CLAY: The 8-year-old I think could handle this a little bit; so, second grader. I’ve got 14, I’ve got 12, and I’ve got 8. Just had a couple of birthdays, so I gotta make sure I got that right.

EARHARDT: I tell you this: This message, though, even if you don’t read this book to them, “I’m so glad you were born,” is something our mom said to us on our birthdays, which if you think about it means a little bit more than just happy birthday, even though happy birthday is great; it’s something you hear every birthday and everyone hears it. “I’m so glad you were born,” it’s like, “Okay, wait a minute. I have to stop and think. It’s pretty cool that I was born on this day and I’m gonna make a big difference, and I can change the world.” God can use me and change the world.

CLAY: You have a young daughter.

EARHARDT: I do. She’s six and a half.

CLAY: How much did that motivate you to want to go write a children’s book?

EARHARDT: You know what it’s like as a parent. You have three boys.

CLAY: Yeah. That’s right.

EARHARDT: So six and a half. My first two children’s books were lyrical and like sappy sweet when I was going through when I was pregnant, I was so glad I had her and we had gone through a lot, I tried to get pregnant, I had a miscarriage and then three months later I conceived Hayden; so I knew why I’d gone through that bad place ’cause I wouldn’t have Hayden if it weren’t for that really tough time. And this book is just about now I’m six and a half years past that and how much I love being a mom. It’s so fun. I just want her to come home. You know, we all grew up in the generation where our parents were so tough. And I grew up in South Carolina. There were spankings, you know, not too hard. I was a girl, and —

CLAY: You know what a switch is.

EARHARDT: Yes, I do. Take it out, right? Actually, my mom used a fly swatter and my dad one time on me used a belt, usually was his hand, and it hurt him more than it hurt me, and I saw that; I knew that. But it was rare. My brother, however, probably every day. But now –

CLAY: (laughing) He probably deserved it too.

EARHARDT: He did, he did. Now that’s just not the way that we punish our children. It’s more time-out. I’m grateful that I have a really fairly easy child to raise. So and then just kind of raise my voice a little bit, she calls it “the dark voice,” I feel like Darth Vader. And then she starts crying. But I love her so much. And we just have fun. We have dance parties in the kitchen; so she picked out the illustrator for this book. We put all the pictures on the floor of the illustrators that the publisher sent me that were available at the time. And so I said, Hayden, which one do you like?

And thankfully she picked the one I was really drawn to. So, this is our illustrator, Kim Barnes, and Hayden loves this one picture in the book. Hayden, we talked to the illustrator about the dance parties and how important they were to share the dance parties in the kitchen, ‘cause that’s where we have ours and kind of they trail off into the living room. But this illustrator drew a picture of a fence in the backyard, in their backyard, and she lets her children paint, use real paint on the fence. And it covers the whole backyard. Like, my dad would have —

CLAY: Lost his mind.

EARHARDT: I definitely would have gotten the belt for that one, right? But, yeah, so, my daughter said, “I really want to do that,” and I’m like, “Well, we rent a house out in Long Island from one of my friends, and she probably would kick us out if we painted her fence.” So, we’re not doing that. But I just love the illustrator, I love the message, and at the end of the book the children yell out, “I’m so glad I was born.” You’re about to go through this. You just got engaged.

BUCK: No, I know. Give me a copy because —

EARHARDT: Yeah, I’m gonna.

BUCK: — I’m gonna start leafing through this. I do have a… It’s actually perfect ’cause I was talking before about my 2-year-old nephew.

EARHARDT: Awww.

BUCK: His name is Ryan, and he is absolutely amazing, and I’ve never really spent time around —

CLAY: Kids that age.

BUCK: — a small person like that. Oh, it’s so much fun.

EARHARDT: Is it?

BUCK: The best thing — and this is actually true — I sent Clay the video to prove this. My mom, she’s very proud. She has a little poster from one of our events, you know, sometimes we do these radio events, they have a little poster with our faces on it, the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, and little Ryan walks past it and points and goes, “Uncle Buck,” which is obviously very exciting, and he also goes “Uncle Clay.”

EARHARDT: Awww. Oh, he did?

CLAY: I’ll take it. That’s good.

BUCK: We’ll throw it in there, we’re gonna give him honorary —

EARHARDT: You’re starting him early. He looks at you all every day?

BUCK: He just knows from the photo at my parents’ house, like yes when he asks who it is, he learned. I don’t know if he’s listening quite yet. We’re gonna get him on that.

EARHARDT: He’s smart.

BUCK: He’s a little patriot for sure, yeah. We know that much.

EARHARDT: He absolutely is.

BUCK: We’re excited.

CLAY: So, you are from South Carolina.

EARHARDT: I am, yes. We’re watching this weather.

CLAY: We’re watching this right now on Fox News. We’ve got — and you have your sister, I think you said is in Charleston. You were going to do a book signing in Charleston.

EARHARDT: Yes, yes, on King Street right in downtown Charleston.

CLAY: So, what are you hearing from people in South Carolina as they prepare for Hurricane Ian, which is now making landfall?

EARHARDT: No one at home can see this but I’m getting all these text messages and all these pictures and people who left their cars in their driveways. But everything looks okay. To be honest with you, I don’t know one person that left and he were with all panicking. This is our immediate family in our family text chain, and my sister finally wrote us back because we were all on her, like, “Get out, move your car, garaging is free right now, you can move your car into one of the, you know, third, fourth floor of the garage.” She just wrote us for the first time in, like, 15 hours, “All is well here, car is fine, just without power.” So, my dad writes back, “Good. Answered prayers. Next time leave!!!”

CLAY: (laughing)

EARHARDT: She’s a schoolteacher there, and she’s with all of her friends. You know, we interviewed Rick Scott this morning. He’s not leaving. I mean, he’s a senator, he can’t leave ’cause he wants to take care of his people. He said his mom was staying, he bought his mom a house and he became a senator and had enough money, which is a sweet story. So, she said he and his mom were saying, was gonna pick her up, my sister’s staying, my sister is actually in Mount Pleasant, so downtown Charleston, that peninsula, go over the Cooper river bridge and then you run into Mount Pleasant and she’s right there. But she’s two stories up. She lives in an apartment building.

CLAY: For people who haven’t been to Charleston, they’ve seen certainly that there’s a very low sea level in many parts of Florida. Charleston is almost underwater, below sea level.

EARHARDT: I just looked it up before we got here and I don’t know if this is correct ’cause this is just a Google search, but it said eight feet above sea level. The surge is supposed to be like between seven and nine.

CLAY: Yeah.

EARHARDT: So it could go above. My sister when she lived downtown, she was driving through the streets just to try to get to her house and her car was completely flooded. She lost the car. It was my mom’s old car. This was right after college; she left her car there in the middle of the road and had to walk out of her car. So even with a minor storm, it floods. Hopefully people got out of Charleston at least and went inland to Mount Pleasant.

BUCK: With Florida, we know that they’re always thinking about and ready for hurricane season.

EARHARDT: Mmm-hmm. Mmm-hmm.

BUCK: When was the last time?

CLAY: Hugo? Would it have been Hugo that really ripped us?

EARHARDT: We’ve had some others, but Hugo was the big one. And what we learned about Hugo, as devastating as it was, there is… Have you all ever been to Isle of Palms or Wild Dunes or Sullivan’s Island right outside of Charleston?

CLAY: Yes.

EARHARDT: — What we learned, it wiped out those beaches. And those were, like, it was so fun. Old-school beach houses, like, where you would go and there’s, like, grit and sand on the floor and just old if you are not. Those were all demolished.

CLAY: Yeah.

EARHARDT: And they built these monstrosities on that property and many people made a lot of money because they sold their houses and made these, built these huge properties. They built them higher. So, they’re on stilts. You park your car underneath the house and then on the first floor are the bedrooms and the top floor, kitchen, then, and all that you can overlook the ocean. Now it’s beautiful. Those, you know, $50,000 houses are now multimillion-dollar houses.

CLAY: That’s happened all over the South in many different beach communities where they initial built like the old-school —

EARHARDT: Yes, yes. You know. You live in the South.

CLAY: — like down in Florida, like, along the Florida Gulf Coast used to be the Redneck Riviera, those things didn’t cost anything and now they’re all gone, it’s multimillionaire mansions.

EARHARDT: Is it 30A. Is that 30A?

CLAY: It’s 30A, yeah. Buck’s gotta come down down there. He’s never been. You know, Buck had never really been to the South at all. I’m talking about like Alabama.

BUCK: Hold on a second. My family is from Virginia here, from like Charlottesville, not from like Northern Virginia.

CLAY: I’m talking about like Alabama, Mississippi, that’s still kind of… I mean, Florida doesn’t count. It depends on what part of Florida you’re in, it can —

BUCK: Spent some time in these places but only on military bases, but —

EARHARDT: Well that means y’all are a good team. You represent all of America.

CLAY: I’m getting him down now for college football so he’s finding out.

BUCK: If you’re on a southern military base, you definitely know you’re in the South.

EARHARDT: Can I brag on Buck a little bit? Buck went to high school at — y’all don’t know this in the South — the hardest school to get into in the city. And it’s all scholarship, and you cannot get in unless you’re top of your class. I know people out on Long Island that commute in, high-schoolers that ride the train for an hour to get into the city just so they can go to Regent.

BUCK: I’m getting the rough stuff from Clay over here so she throws me a lifeline.

CLAY: I will say, you know who also went there?

EARHARDT: Who.

CLAY: Dr. Fauci.

EARHARDT: (laughing) You’re kidding me! Get out.

BUCK: Class of 1910.

CLAY: (laughing) He really did. He and Buck went to the same high school.

EARHARDT: Oh, that’s great. That’s great.

BUCK: A hundred years ago. So, yeah, Fauci was there. Ainsley, the book looks awesome.

EARHARDT: Thank you.

BUCK: I’m So Glad You Were Born: Celebrating Who You Are. Go get a copy today, folks.

EARHARDT: Can I just say one thing. My mom had a stroke four and a half years ago, and she doesn’t have a voice anymore; so I don’t know how many days we have left with her. She’s kind of slowing down and she lives in our basement with 24-hour care, and this is something she said to us. She was a schoolteacher for 4- and 5-year-olds for 33 years retired — reluctantly, my aunt talked her into it — because she had diabetes and she said, “I don’t know how long you have,” and mom retired; she travelled with my dad for about 10 years, had the stroke, dialysis, kidney failure, and now her voice is gonna be heard and carried on for generations.

CLAY: That’s so awesome.

EARHARDT: Mom, I love you. I’m sorry I gave you a hard time.

BUCK: That’s amazing. Thank you for the copy. I’m going to give it to my nephew.

EARHARDT: You’re welcome. If you all want to buy a signed book, it’s AinsleyBook, and then if you want to go to my website, you see where we’ll be. We had to cancel the thing tonight at Charleston, I’m so sorry. But we’ll be in Florida on Sunday. It’s AinsleyE. No one knows how to spell Earhardt. AinsleyE.com. So AinsleyBook and AinsleyE.

CLAY: Awesome.

EARHARDT: Thank you so much for having me on. I’m so proud of y’all.

BUCK: Thank you so much.

EARHARDT: I know Rush would be so proud of y’all.

BUCK: We’re trying.

EARHARDT: Love y’all.

BUCK: We’re trying. Thank you so much.

EARHARDT: You’re doing great.

BUCK: We appreciate it.

EARHARDT: Fox & Friends too. When will y’all come on again?

CLAY: I’ll be on Wednesday, I think.

EARHARDT: Okay.

CLAY: I’ll be on tomorrow morning.

BUCK: He’s better about getting up in the mornings. I’m really bad about… Yeah, I gotta work on that one.

EARHARDT: You’ll be there in about 10 years, five years, when you start having the babies.

CLAY: You’ll get up early.

BUCK: I’m used to getting my single man sleep. It’s gonna be very different with the wife and the kids now, but not yet. It’s coming in the future.

EARHARDT: Congratulations on your engagement.

BUCK: Thank you.

EARHARDT: You’re gonna love being married and having babies.

BUCK: I’m very excited about it. Very excited. All right. We’re gonna come back here in just a second close out, everybody. Thanks for being with us.

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Ann Coulter’s One-of-a-Kind Take on the Midterms

30 Sep 2022

CLAY: Welcome back in Clay Travis, Buck Sexton show. We are here in New York. We are joined now by Ann Coulter, who was at Buck’s engagement party last night. We were talking about how awesome it was. It was a good time, right?

COULTER: Yes. I want Buck to just get married every year.

CLAY: (laughing)

COULTER: We need more parties like that, Buck.

BUCK: We had fun putting it together but I gotta say when you’ve had a fun event afterwards one of the great things is you get to just chill for at bit.

CLAY: Yes.

COULTER: I walked in and ran into someone else moving to Florida who asked me, “What’s it like down there?” And I said, “I’ve been down there for a while, and my life has gotten a lot better since covid. Look around the room. One-third of the people here used to be New Yorkers and now live in Florida.” (laughing)

BUCK: There was a very sizable contingent of New York to Florida corridor last night. And I think it was —

CLAY: When did you go to Florida for the first time?

COULTER: Long time ago.

CLAY: So, you were way ahead of the curve, and now Florida, it feels like… I saw a story something like 50,000 New Yorkers in the last year have relocated to Florida?

COULTER: New York City has lost billions of dollars in taxable income.

CLAY: No doubt.

COULTER: I wrote about it in my UK Spectator article. I used to say I write my books in Florida, but if I wanted to have fun go to L.A. and New York or import L.A. and New York to me. Nope! (laughing) Now you’re all living there.

BUCK: There’s been a lot of migration.

COULTER: I won’t have to, you know, make beds, clean the bathroom.

BUCK: So, we’re hoping you’re able to give us some good news on the midterms and as you’re seeing it right now. You are a prognosticator of these things. Most famously of course on the Bill March show, he gave you credit for, calling the 2016 election when everybody… At first they booed and then they cheered — when you came back whatever it was many months later — for getting that one right. And we’re seeing right now Fetterman-Oz, Pennsylvania, this is one where I look at Clay, ’cause sometimes I have to… I look at Clay for a sanity check. I’m like, “Am I crazy, or is it crazy that anybody could vote for this guy, John Fetterman?”

COULTER: Yes. Yes. Oh, my gosh.

BUCK: The poll I think today was a two-point difference between the two.

COULTER: I say that all the time, who is voting for him? It’s like Michael Moore is running.

BUCK: Yes.

COULTER: He’s slovenly. He’s always wearing… I mean, this sounds like a minor thing. I’m not even getting to his policies yet. He has tattoos, that ridiculous goatee. He looks like, you know, one of those Kanamits from the Twilight Zone, isn’t that what they were called? “It’s a cookbooook!” To Serve Man.

BUCK: (laughing) I dunno.

CLAY: If you were trying to design the worst possible statewide candidate I think you would pick John Fetterman. He is not well spoken because of the stroke, right, but even —

COULTER: Yes. Even before that, yes.

CLAY: He said: I’m a Bernie Sanders clone. And he’s running.

COULTER: Bernie Sanders is more attractive — I can understand Bernie Sanders. All he does, Fetterman, is suck up to criminals and release proved murderers, vicious murderers who’ve engaged in, you know, anti-Hispanic hate murderers and he’s out campaigning with them and lying and saying, “Oh, they were proved innocent.” No, they weren’t.

BUCK: So, we have a theory that we’ve been talking about, Ann, with the crime issue which the polls are all showing this is a big thing and that fortunate the American people have seen the last few years. This is Democrats.

COULTER: Yes.

BUCK: This is their lunatic prosecutors, their lunatic state legislatures, the past — whether it’s the no bail thing. Prosecutors are among the very worst — it’s really not the cops although there are far fewer cops.

COULTER: Right. For good reason.

BUCK: The cops are still trying to do their jobs. There’s just a lot less of them because of Democrats.

COULTER: And they can’t do anything. I mean, they arrest these people and then they get released. That’s why you have to vote for Zeldin.

BUCK: Yeah. This is on the prosecutor side.

COULTER: And anyone who lives in New York or could plausibly claim to live in New York, you have got to register to vote; you have got to vote. In New York City, people are talking about crime nonstop because criminals are really helping us out here ’cause they’re not slowing down. Every day. You talk to right wingers and they’re all, “Oh, no, no, Republicans can’t win.” A Republican can win in New York state. Republicans, please vote. Zeldin and Oz are my two upset votes. Who knows right now. The polls are pretty close, I think, in both cases. Maybe the Democrat is ahead. But these are cases where I think the Republicans can stage an upset win.

CLAY: And what we’ve been talking about is, you look at Washington, I think Tiffany Smiley could eventually beat Patty Murray.

COULTER: Yeah. Yeah. That’s wild. Patty Murray is the stupidest senator.

BUCK: That is bold. That is a bold call. Mazie Hirono wants a word.

COULTER: I know. I know. Also, speaking of how Fetterman looks, look at Patty Murray. She looks like a homeless woman. Oh, no, she just hangs out in front of the library, doesn’t really bother anyone. Collects bottles.

CLAY: She’s potentially gonna get beat. We got Christine Drazan, who we had on the show last week, I think, in Oregon may end up being the first Republican governor in Oregon. And then Colorado’s got some spice to it in terms of the governor’s race and the Senate race —

BUCK: Making these Democrats uncomfortable.

CLAY: That’s right. And so, to your point, what we keep echoing and want to make sure everybody out there hear is sometimes it’s frustrating to lose all the time.

COULTER: Yes, yes.


CLAY: If you’re in New York you’ve seen over those years Washington, Oregon, Colorado, a lot of losses stack up and eventually gets in your mind. You think, “Oh, we can’t win.”

COULTER: Why bother? I’ll just get on a jury list.

CLAY: Yeah.

COULTER: No. Bother this year. Please, please, please, Republicans.

CLAY: They can win in all those places.

BUCK: I think there could be, maybe there isn’t, maybe I’ll be wrong, but I think we all think there could be a secret anti-crime vote, as there was to get Giuliani in the first time. Giuliani was losing, according to the polls, but even liberals on the Upper West Side just couldn’t take the crime anymore, and the crime is way worse now, and I’m sure they told all their Upper West Side liberal friends, “No, I’m voting for Dinkins. I’m voting for Dinkins,” and then they get into the privacy of the voting booth and they voted for Giuliani and he saved New York City. The rest is history. So please, please. Oh, one point on which I think you will have to concede even with Mazie Hirono, Patty Murray being the stupidest United States senator, after the 9/11 attacks, she gave a speech in which she said, “Well, you have to understand why Osama Bin Laden is so appealing to people. He’s out there building, you know, health care centers and day care centers.” (laughing)

CLAY: I don’t even remember that.

COULTER: “For the people.” You know, ’cause he was really into career women! Day care centers. I’m not making that up. (laughing)

BUCK: Ann Coulter, by the way. Subscribe to her Substack. It is always illuminating and spicy.

CLAY: How dumb do you think Kathy Hochul is?

COULTER: Very, very, very dumb. Oh, and another point on Zeldin is he needs money, he needs money, he needs money. What is Hochul’s advantage in right now she’s the governor, and she’s utterly — at least from what I’ve been told by many people, what’s the word for it? Oh, corrupt. So, she’s hitting up all the big donors in the corporations who have to do business with the state saying, “Don’t you dare give money to Zeldin.”

CLAY: Yeah.

COULTER: So, even people who are probably voting for Zeldin won’t give him money and, yeah, we all see the videos on Twitter, as horrible as Twitter is, God bless the internet where you can see these videos. No, he needs to go get that stuff up on TV. So, maybe some of you rich people in other states, instead of writing another check to Tim Scott could write a check to Lee Zeldin.

BUCK: We had the founder of @LibsOfTikTok on yesterday, by the way, speaking of the internet and showing things.

COULTER: She’s great.

BUCK: It is fascinating to watch how the Big Tech Democrat left has now gone to the point where, when you learn what they think, if it’s at the wrong time for them or in the wrong way, it is hate speech now.

COULTER: Yes.

BUCK: It is almost like saying, “Oh, you guys wrote this manifesto? We’re gonna pass it around.” “You can’t pass around our manifesto!” That’s all she really does.

COULTER: Yes. Yes. Yes. No. If only Trump had done something about it because all of his followers got thrown off.

CLAY: By the way, the Kanamits, that’s a pretty good comparison to the Twilight Zone.

COULTER: No, I sent it out on my Substack.

CLAY: Yeah, Ali just texted it to us to make sure.

COULTER: Excellent. Than you, Ali.

CLAY: She’s been doing great research on the Fetterman comparison.

BUCK: What do you think? If Democrats who are still gonna vote for this guy –

COULTER: Isn’t that crazy how much he looks like that guy?

CLAY: It is pretty crazy, yes.

COULTER: And they were gigantic beings from some planet far away and they told the earthling we’re here to help you; so everybody, the spaceship —

CLAY: He also has a certain Uncle Fester look to him.

COULTER: — they translated the “to serve man” and right at the last minute they find out, “It’s a cookbook!” So, anyway, he’s — they all look alike and they all look like Fetterman and they’re gigantic, like he is, this gigantic freak with tattoos — and you know he wasn’t paying taxes in the place where he was mayor.

BUCK: And he can’t speak. You see the guy on stage. He goes, “Here … I am … in Honolulu.” It’s like, “No. That’s not right,” and they don’t care.

COULTER: He’s not that bad.

BUCK: Oh, he’s pretty bad. Fetterman?

COULTER: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I’ve seen him interviewed on MSNBC. So, don’t lower expectations ’cause he can put a couple of sentences together. Look at his record. Look at how he dresses. He has to keep… When he was lieutenant governor, he had to keep a suit in the office for when he had people who complained about it, ‘cause all he wears is jeans and a sweatshirt. No, I’m sorry, Bernie Sanders puts on a suit.

BUCK: Yeah, you mean, they’re button-down collars but he does wear collars.

COULTER: And he’s not Mr. Release Criminals, Bernie Sanders. I don’t know why I’m defending Bernie Sanders. He had a lot of Trumpian policies. No, this is Michael Moore running, and I don’t understand what is the constituency for that? Soccer moms?

CLAY: I think a lot of people have not paid attention, candidly, and they’re just now becoming aware. And I think Oz is gonna end up winning this race comfortably before all is said and done.

COULTER: I’m also worried and I think you guys should get on one of the issues you are so good on. I think the media is gonna help Fetterman get out of a debate. Looks like that’s gonna hurt him. I know they’re gonna do the same thing with Biden when they rerun Biden.

CLAY: Biden’s not running.

BUCK: — with me on this one, by the way, we had yesterday, Joe Concha, what if Biden’s not running? Like, oh, Biden’s running again.

COULTER: How can the media help them? Another covid scare. We can’t, we can’t. We have two of them. You said Trump would be the nominee. We have a steak dinner bet on that president, the other one I’m not going to say ’cause I’m betting against my interests, but it’s a Republican that I was betting is going to lose. Right now, he’s up in the polls. Who knows what will happen, but I don’t want to admit publicly that I’m betting because I’m not betting against him. I’d love for him to win. It’s just a bet. And it’s not Zeldin and it’s not Oz.

BUCK: Blake Masters?

COULTER: I hope so. I hope so. I love autistic candidates, and he is. He has an incredibly high IQ and he is like one of these tech guys like Peter Thiel is helping fund him, he just… (laughing) I mean, the alleged like missteps he has, if you have any really high IQ autistic friends… Like, oh, my gosh. It’s the exact same thing. But I think he has one of the toughest races, Blake Masters in Arizona because he’s running against Mark Kelly, who votes with Chuck Schumer, but he doesn’t look like Chuck Schumer.

CLAY: He doesn’t do or say anything.

COULTER: We’re used to Democrats looking really hateable like Fetterman, and Kelly looks like he’s normal. He isn’t Arizona! (laughing)

BUCK: So Democrats basically gonna lie about what they really think and hide from the public until Election Day and they’re just hoping people don’t realize this. That seems to be the strategy.

COULTER: Yes, especially when they rerun Biden. (laughing)

BUCK: They’re rerunning Biden.

CLAY: He’s dropping out in the spring!

COULTER: I just posted a little Substack video, it’s only half an hour for people. I start off with why and how they’re going to do the Weekend at Bernie’s thing, which I will give you a short preview of.

CLAY: It’s Weekend at Bernie’s Part II.

COULTER: Google right now, “This is the last time we vote for an all-white ticket.” That was 2016 when black people said, “Nope, we’re not.” They were ticked off that both Hillary and Tim Kaine were white guys; so, once they get rid of Joe Biden, they are done with the white guys, the Democratic Party. I mean, blacks give the Democratic Party 90% of the vote. That’s never gonna change; so just give it up, Republicans. But that’s why I think they have to do Weekend at Bernie’s, because what do they go to next? AOC? Ilhan Omar?

CLAY: It’s gonna be Gavin Newsom.

COULTER: They’re dumb. They’re not that dumb.

CLAY: They’re gonna go with Gavin Newsom.

COULTER: White guy! (laughing) Can’t do it.

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