The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Weekly Review With Clay and Buck H3 - The Best of Clay and Buck
Jan 3, 2026
Tudor Dixon, a conservative commentator and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate, joins the discussion to explore the implications of Michelle Obama's book tour and the speculation surrounding a possible presidential run. They also delve into Gretchen Whitmer's political ambitions, assessing her strengths for a national campaign. The conversation takes a cultural turn as Tudor discusses shifting attitudes among young women towards marriage, attributing these changes to pop culture influences and urging community leaders to encourage family values.
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Rising Reluctance To Marry Among Teen Girls
- Pew finds fewer 12th-grade girls want to marry than boys (61% vs 74%).
- Buck frames this as cultural influence shifting women's life priorities away from marriage.
Culture Promotes Independence Over Family
- Buck argues culture sells 'boss babe' independence that discourages traditional family formation.
- He links that messaging to long-term unhappiness for many women who delay or skip marriage and family.
Career Push That Clashed With Family Timelines
- Buck recalls classmates chasing high-pay finance jobs with brutal hours, which many women later abandoned.
- He uses that history to argue career pressure conflicts with women's biological timelines.