Tag: Clay Travis
Browse our Latest articles!
Clay Travis: John King, Dana Bash Commentary ‘Maybe Dumbest I’ve Heard’
"It's so incredibly stupid. I can't believe that it's real."
OutKick Adds Riley Gaines for Podcast Series
"Outkick is the ideal place to facilitate these conversations considering their understanding of sports and politics..."
Clay Travis: I’m Famous Enough to Be on Celebrity Jeopardy
"There are lots of people on Celebrity Jeopardy! who are not that famous. I mean, we're not talking about Brad Pitt, Beyonce, and Taylor Swift competing on Celebrity Jeopardy!."
Clay Travis: $500K Isn’t A Big Settlement For Media Employees Affected By COVID-19 Mandates
"There shouldn't have been a COVID shot mandate for anyone but certainly for relatively young and healthy people like Sage Steele."
Two Midwest Communications Stations Drop Dan Bongino Citing Contract Concerns
After reaching the 500 affiliate mark earlier this month, The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show has expanded to a pair of Midwest Communications...
Clay Travis to Speak at the 2023 BNM Summit in Nashville
"Knowing how passionate and well-versed Clay is on the media business, I expect we'll cover a lot of ground during our chat on Wednesday, September 13th at Vanderbilt University."
Clay Travis: I’ll Defend the Media Over Titanic Sub Story
"You notice on Fox News on CNN on MSNBC and see what rates and it's not rocket science, whatever rates they put more of it on."
Sean Hannity: The First Time the Radio On-Air Light Went on ‘Changed My Life’
"I literally became a star because I was that stupid. When I left town, there was an article in the paper that said 'Goodbye to the talk show host from hell'."
The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show Celebrates Second Anniversary
“They had big shoes to fill, and they hit the ground running with their fresh, dynamic, and entertaining brand of news talk."
Clay Travis: Washington Post Buries Stories That ‘Don’t Fit the Narrative’
"It’s as if these stories, when they don’t fit the preconceived narrative, cease to exist, which is one of the big problems with our media now.”