The Buck Sexton Show Premiere Networks

In this episode, Buck Sexton is joined by Caitlin Sinclair, former One America News Now journalist and current MAGA Inc. representative. Together, they delve into the latest from Trump, the 2024 election campaign, and the shifting political landscape. Caitlin shares insights from her grassroots efforts with MAGA Pac, highlighting the changing attitudes among traditionally Democratic demographics and the impact of key issues like crime and education.

Buck Sexton is joined by author and podcaster Doug Brunt to discuss his new book, "The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel," and his podcast that delves into literary discussions with notable writers. They react to the viral interview between Megyn Kelly and Bill Maher, where Kelly fact-checked Maher on Hillary Clinton’s post-2016 election behavior. Kelly highlighted Clinton's questioning of Trump's legitimacy, a point Maher initially contested but conceded after Kelly presented specific quotes. Brunt praised Kelly's professionalism in handling the correction, while both speakers critiqued Maher's partial recognition of political realities and discussed the broader implications of ongoing legal battles on Trump’s political prospects.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Tudor and the team discuss two main topics: the renaming of offenders to justice impacted individuals in Illinois and the budget cuts in Ann Arbor Public Schools in Michigan.

Buck shares his thoughts on the ongoing trial of Donald Trump in New York. He breaks down the prosecution's case, calling it a "sham" and arguing that the payments made by Trump were not a campaign expenditure. Buck also reacts to the raid on Mar-a-Lago, sharing his concerns about the use of deadly force by FBI agents.

Lily Tang Williams, a Chinese immigrant and political activist, shares her experience of growing up in China and her journey to the United States.

In this episode, Chadwick Moore joins to discuss the effects of Covid on public civility, delving into various societal shifts. They explore the rise in rude behavior, attributing it to factors like Covid-related stress, government policies, and the corporatization of Pride Month. The conversation also touches on the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas, highlighting how leftist movements often support causes contradictory to their purported values. Furthermore, they examine immigration policies and the potential impact on self-deportation through aggressive measures against hiring illegals and cutting social services.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.