The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Hour 2 - Cop Involved in Breonna Taylor Case Calls In
Hour 2 of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show delivers a powerful and exclusive interview with retired Louisville police officer Sergeant John Mattingly, offering a firsthand account of the controversial Breonna Taylor raid. This hour centers on Mattingly’s detailed retelling of the events that led to the shooting, his injury during the operation, and the recent 33-month prison sentence handed down to fellow officer Brett Hankison—a sentence Mattingly and the hosts argue is a miscarriage of justice.
Mattingly challenges the mainstream narrative surrounding the Breonna Taylor case, disputing claims that the raid was conducted at the wrong address or under a no-knock warrant. He asserts that officers knocked and announced themselves, and that Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, fired first, striking Mattingly in the leg. The conversation highlights the legal inconsistencies, including alleged misconduct by the Biden Department of Justice, and contrasts it with the more restrained approach of the Trump DOJ, which had recommended only a one-day sentence.
The hosts and Mattingly call for President Trump to issue a pardon or commutation for Hankison, emphasizing the unprecedented nature of his conviction—being the only officer in U.S. history sentenced for returning fire without hitting anyone. They argue this sets a dangerous precedent for law enforcement nationwide.
The hour also explores Breonna Taylor’s alleged ties to drug trafficking, including her relationship with Jamarcus Glover, and disputes her portrayal as an innocent EMT. Mattingly outlines evidence linking Taylor to Glover’s criminal enterprise, including financial records, vehicle registrations, and jailhouse communications.
Listeners are urged to reconsider the media narrative, with the hosts asserting that the BLM movement, the George Floyd protests, and woke politics have contributed to a climate where police are vilified and criminals are emboldened. The segment ends with a broader discussion on the erosion of public trust in law enforcement, the psychological toll on officers, and the need for a national counter-revolution to restore law and order.
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