February 11, 2026
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0:59Now PlayingBuck Sexton points out the historical irony behind claims that Spanish is the language of anti‑colonialism, noting that the Spanish empire conquered the Americas with brutal force — taking resources, destroying villages, and killing those who resisted. Clay Travis adds that it’s surprising to see people frame Spanish as a symbol of resistance given that its spread across the New World came directly from colonial domination. Their exchange uses the Bad Bunny halftime debate as a springboard to highlight how modern narratives often ignore the actual history of Spanish conquest.
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