February 17, 2026
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0:59Now Playinglay Travis explains why the Savannah Guthrie case keeps pulling in big audiences despite few new developments. He argues that women viewers’ long‑standing fascination with true‑crime stories is a major driver of the coverage, saying networks know these narratives reliably boost ratings. Clay and Buck break down how this dynamic shapes the media cycle and why certain stories stay in the spotlight long after the facts stop changing.
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