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Buck Sexton & Rafael Mangual: Is a Man Always a Man? SCOTUS Agrees

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June 30, 2026

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🔥 Buck Sexton from The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show with more highlights from today’s episode!

In this clip, Buck asks guest Rafael Mangual (author of *Criminal (In)Justice*) whether a man is always a man and a woman is always a woman — directly tying it to what the Supreme Court ruled true in the women’s sports cases. Mangual agrees with biological reality.

Other segments cover Buck’s reactions to the SCOTUS birthright citizenship ruling, mocking Title IX backflips on trans athletes, calling out Democrats on gender ideology, celebrating the win for women’s sports, and his book *Manufacturing Delusion*. Plus earlier discussion on how leftist crime policies make things worse for everyone.

👉 Mangual’s book *Criminal (In)Justice*

👉 Buck’s book *Manufacturing Delusion*

Related full segments available on the Clay & Buck channel.

Drop your thoughts on these issues in the comments 👇

#BuckSexton #ClayTravis #RafaelMangual #SCOTUS #WomensSports #BirthrightCitizenship #CriminalJustice #ManufacturingDelusion #Biology

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