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0:57Now PlayingOn The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, Clay Travis reacted to a recent line from The New York Times, which he described as “the paper of record for left wingers everywhere.”
Clay highlighted the Times’ statement that there is “absolutely no suggestion of any criminal wrongdoing from the president associated with Jeffrey Epstein.” He used the moment to underscore how major media outlets frame politically sensitive stories and how their wording shapes public perception. Clay argued that the phrasing reflects a broader pattern of media protection and selective emphasis when reporting on powerful political figures.
The takeaway: Clay says the Times’ framing shows how legacy media works to insulate certain politicians from scrutiny, even when covering a topic as explosive as the Epstein network.
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