The Buck Sexton Show

From July of 2025 - The Best Of The Buck Brief. 

WNBA players are wearing “Pay Us What You Owe Us” shirts but what are they really owed? Buck Sexton weighs in on the controversy, joined by former Division I athlete Paula Scanlan of the American Principles Project. As a swimmer who competed alongside Riley Gaines and shared a team with Lia Thomas, Paula brings a unique perspective on women’s sports, fairness, and what’s driving the latest backlash.

From October of 2025 - The Best Of The Buck Brief. 

After a week in Taiwan meeting with President Lai Ching-te, top military officials, and national security advisors, Buck Sexton breaks down the question everyone’s asking: Is China going to invade Taiwan? From drone factories and missile systems to Taiwan’s vital role in the global chip supply, Buck shares what he learned on the ground and why a Chinese invasion could trigger economic chaos around the world.

Australia just banned kids under 16 from using social media, and the debate is heating up fast in the U.S. Buck speaks with New York Post correspondent Lydia Moynihan about what this move means, why parents are paying attention, and whether similar regulations could work in America. They break down online safety, tech industry incentives, childhood development, bullying, and the growing push for age-verification laws. Plus, a conversation on masculinity in politics, shifting gender dynamics, and how culture is shaping young voters.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett just announced her run for U.S. Senate. Can she actually win Texas? Buck brings on political strategist and CNN commentator Shermichael Singleton to break down what her entry means, what Democrats are hoping for, and how the GOP field shapes her path.  

Buck digs into the growing rift between Marjorie Taylor Greene and President Trump. The Daily Caller's Ashley Brassfield joins to break down how one of Trump’s strongest allies ended up in a political feud with him, and the long-simmering issues that led to the split.