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0:46Now PlayingOn The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Clay reflected on how quickly public sentiment can shift. “It wasn't very long ago, in April in fact, that we were in a position where everybody out there was panicked,” he said, pointing to the media-driven hysteria that gripped the country.
Clay argued that fear often spreads faster than facts, and that Americans need to stay grounded in reality—not headlines. Buck agreed, saying the panic cycles are predictable and politically convenient.
It’s a reminder of how short our memory can be—and how easily panic becomes policy.
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