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4:46Now PlayingIn this exciting March 23, 2026 follow-up clip from The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show, hosts Clay Travis and Buck Sexton reunite with caller Linda from Green Valley, Arizona — the listener whose "brilliant" Friday suggestion went mega-viral and seemingly inspired rapid executive action from President Trump.Linda originally proposed tapping fully funded ICE agents (Immigration and Customs Enforcement, under Homeland Security) to fill TSA staffing gaps at major airports during spring break chaos and protests. She argued it would force Democrats to back a Homeland Security funding bill — or, in her words, "set their hair on fire" — while easing long security lines.
Clay dubbed it genius on air, and by Saturday, Trump announced the deployment of ICE agents to assist TSA at 13 major U.S. airports, with rollout starting Monday. In this segment, Linda shares how the idea came from chatting with her granddaughter about frustrating travel delays. The hosts hail Trump as a businessman-president who "listens to the American people" and gets things done fast — no bureaucracy required.
Clay jokingly tells Linda she "may have changed the world," offers her autographed books, and humorously grants her a "bat phone" for future ideas. They emphasize this as proof that everyday Americans can influence national policy through conservative talk radio.
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