The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

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It's Election Eve, and Clay Travis is making his bold 2026 midterm predictions, including key Senate races in Michigan, Alaska, Ohio, and Tennessee. Clay breaks down the controversial Dan Sullivan ballot situation in Alaska, Haley Stevens' shocking endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers, and Abdul El-Sayed's explosive comments on transgender athletes. Plus, college football chaos erupts as USC stuns Ohio State, Clay declares the Big Ten overrated, reveals his Top 10 and SEC power rankings, and previews a massive weekend of matchups featuring Alabama-LSU, Georgia-Ole Miss, and Miami-Notre Dame. Don't miss Clay's NFL Monday Night Football picks, his reaction to Amy Acton's viral campaign speech, and the Jessica Alba Halloween costume controversy.
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Election Day 2026 is here, and Democrats are facing a political firestorm in Michigan! Mary Katharine Ham and Karol Markowicz break down Haley Stevens' stunning endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, the backlash from Democrats, and the controversy surrounding antisemitism in the Michigan Senate race.
Meanwhile, Florida Republicans are growing nervous about Byron Donalds' showdown with David Jolly as Ron DeSantis stays off the campaign trail. Plus, the hosts examine allegations of ballot manipulation in Alaska involving Mary Peltola, questionable election polling, transgender sports and parental rights ballot measures, California's proposed billionaire wealth tax, and new research on America's declining birth rates.
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China is on the ballot in the 2026 midterm elections, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Steve Yates examines how the Chinese Communist Party, fentanyl, farmland ownership, and U.S.-China trade are shaping critical congressional races from Texas to Ohio to Iowa.
With Election Day approaching, Steve previews two major Nation States episodes: Tuesday's breakdown of China's influence on the midterms and the challenges facing the next Congress, followed by Thursday's examination of President Trump's high-stakes Asia meetings, Beijing's growing pressure on Taiwan, and why U.S. arms sales to Taiwan must never become a bargaining chip.
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Clay Travis and Buck Sexton welcome Senator Dan S. Sullivan to discuss allegations surrounding a so-called "decoy candidate" with a similar name appearing on the ballot. Sullivan argues that the situation was designed to confuse voters and potentially siphon votes from his campaign. During the interview, he criticizes Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and Senate Democratic leadership, claiming the strategy represents a broader effort to manipulate election outcomes. The discussion examines voter confusion, ballot design, ranked-choice voting, campaign turnout efforts, and the national significance of the Alaska race in determining Senate control. Sullivan repeatedly urges Alaskans to vote, while Clay and Buck frame the contest as both an electoral battle and a debate over election integrity.

A major segment centers on election forecasting and turnout analysis with Ryan Girdusky, who provides a state-by-state assessment of key Senate and governor races. Girdusky argues that voting patterns vary significantly across the country and rejects the notion of a uniform national wave election. He expresses concern about Republican turnout in Texas, Kansas, North Carolina, Florida, and other battleground states, while questioning polling methodologies that project strong Democratic performance. The discussion explores early voting data, youth turnout, minority voter participation, polling biases, and the challenges of accurately modeling likely voters in a rapidly changing electorate. Girdusky specifically criticizes assumptions that Democrats will significantly outperform historical trends, contending that Republican and Republican-leaning voters may be underrepresented in polls.

Clay and Buck discuss Michigan's competitive Senate race with Republican candidate Mike Rogers. They start with the headline-making endorsement he received from former Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens. Rogers describes the endorsement as evidence that many Democrats have become deeply concerned about Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, arguing that Stevens remained a Democrat while concluding that El-Sayed was too extreme to support. The conversation explores divisions within Michigan's Democratic coalition, the significance of cross-party endorsements, and the potential impact of Stevens' decision on independent voters, moderates, and traditional Democratic constituencies.

Clay and Buck also highlight Tennessee politics through an interview with Republican congressional candidate Dr. Charlie Hatcher, who is seeking election in Tennessee's newly configured Fifth Congressional District. Hatcher discusses his campaign across rural and suburban communities, emphasizing cost-of-living concerns, infrastructure investment, government spending, fiscal responsibility, food security, agriculture, and economic development. Drawing on his background as a farmer, veterinarian, former agriculture commissioner, and small-business owner, Hatcher outlines a campaign message focused on practical governance and local representation. The discussion includes detailed analysis of early voting turnout, Republican enthusiasm, and efforts to secure a complete Republican sweep of Tennessee's congressional delegation.

The conversation then shifts to a wide-ranging interview with TN Senator Bill Haggerty, who discusses the national political landscape, Senate control, early voting operations, and key battleground races. Haggerty specifically highlights Michigan and Alaska as critical Senate contests and argues that public polling has become increasingly unreliable. He points to internal Republican data suggesting tighter races than publicly reported and discusses voter turnout operations designed to maximize Republican participation in pivotal states.
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