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0:59Now PlayingOn The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Buck Sexton questioned the handling of the Brown University terror attack investigation:
He said: “Why wouldn’t the mayor of Providence want to tell the public that very important fact?”
Sexton criticized local authorities for withholding key details, including reports that the shooter shouted “Allah Akbar” during the attack.
He argued that both Providence officials and Brown University leaders appear more focused on controlling the narrative than informing the public.
The segment underscored Buck’s broader point: transparency matters in terror investigations, and silence erodes trust.
The takeaway: Buck Sexton believes Providence’s mayor and officials are covering up critical facts about the Brown University attack, raising serious questions about accountability and public trust.
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