Hour 2 - Did China Leak the Huang Info?

Buck Sexton (0:00)

The second hour of Clay and Buck kicks off right now. We get a lot of stuff on politics, congress, the first hour, we have Jim Jordan with us. If you missed it, go back and check it out. Great place to do it, or great way to do it, is to listen to the Clay and Buck Podcast, which goes out hour by hour. We're also up on YouTube now. You can subscribe to our YouTube channel. The Clay and Buck Podcast Network has some fantastic hosts. I actually saw our friend Carol Markowitz last night.

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Clay, I was kind of saving this one. I'll be honest with you. Because this goes into some Clay Travis territory. In fact, if I recall correctly, it was at a Alabama Ole Miss game that you first introduced me to SEC football.

Clay Travis (1:16)

This is correct. You had never been to a college football game in your entire life and Alabama was hosting Ole Miss. I believe in the fall of 21, we hadn't been on the air very long, right? So, I mean, this was like October of 2021

You had no idea how many people were going to love you in the state of Alabama, which I don't believe you had ever been to before. And we went to the Ole Miss Alabama game and Alabama ended up winning. We had a good time there. Lots of hospitality in Tuscaloosa.

Buck Sexton (1:48)

So, let's get into this story, though, that involves Ole Miss. I'm just going to tell you, it's a story worth us talking about because they've made it a huge story.

It should not be a huge story at all. This is going to, well, this goes to, I was talking about the book yesterday, Manufacturing Delusion, available wherever books are sold. This is kind of a manufactured hysteria around this. Let me give you the facts, because we haven't discussed this yet on the program, and then I want to hear Clay lay into this thing a bit. On the evening of Friday, November 6th, a ring doorbell camera outside of an off-campus apartment in Oxford, Mississippi, captured three white female Ole Miss students walking past a door. Two of them made monkey-like noises and chest-beating, so I guess kind of like a gorilla, chest-beating gestures directed at the ring door camera. The third walked by and didn't do anything, she was just walking with them.

The apartment is shared by three black freshmen at Ole Miss. So, the video was posted by the owner of the home, the 13-second clip to TikTok. It went to tens of millions of views very quickly, became a national outrage, and this is now where we are. And now some of these women, I believe Clay have, I think they've withdrawn from the school. They've withdrawn from the school. They are receiving death threats.

They are now being turned into pariahs who will have trouble because of the online world we live in, finding jobs or going to another school or anything else. Well, here's some important facts about this before we even get into why is this being treated like the crime of the century? And I can give you some other crimes, by the way, that have occurred that have a different racial composition of who's on what side of the issue. And we'll see why that's not a bigger story. We can get into some of that too. But Clay, these girls did this at several doors. They were unaware of the race of the people who lived in the apartment that this became such an issue with. One of the girls came forward, she said it was insensitive and inappropriate, and had personally apologized to the women who pledged to cooperate with the University Investigation. Her family is receiving death threats now.

Clay Travis (4:28)

Yes.

Buck Sexton (4:29)

People are threatening to kill her family members.

Clay Travis (4:33)

I believe she's from Illinois. I think we have audio of an interview that CBS News did in this case. So we'll play that too. This is the alleged victims.

And this has gone crazy viral. If you haven't seen the clip, we'll post it up at Clay and Buck. We'll have it linked for you in the video version. But here is the CBS News interview with the alleged victims.