February 17, 2026
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0:48Now PlayingBuck Sexton says the nonstop coverage of the Savannah Guthrie case has gotten strange, pointing out that almost nothing new is happening while the media keeps stretching the story for airtime. He calls it the “speculation Olympics,” with networks filling the void by guessing, theorizing, and recycling the same details. Clay and Buck break down why the coverage feels so disproportionate and what it says about the current media cycle.
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