In this episode, Ryan discusses the current political landscape as it pertains to the upcoming 2026 midterms, focusing on polling data and its implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties. He highlights the challenges Republicans face in key states and the shifting voter registration dynamics. Additionally, Ryan addresses changes to the U.S. citizenship test, advocating for a more rigorous assessment of potential citizens. And ends with an Ask Me Anything segment, where he answers...
Aug 14, 2025•36 min
In this episode, Jill Savage discusses the Congressman Cory Mills, revealing a complex web of allegations involving deception, multiple relationships, and extortion. The discussion highlights Mills' marriage, his connections to radical Islamic figures, and the experiences of women who have encountered him. The conversation also delves into Mills' financial dealings as an arms dealer and the implications of his actions within the political landscape. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis...
Aug 11, 2025•44 min
In this episode, Ryan analyzes new polling data showing a shift among Latino voters toward the GOP, challenging Democrat dominance in key districts. He then welcomes British journalist Freddie Gray to discuss the UK’s political upheaval: the rise of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, Labour’s struggles amid Jeremy Corbyn’s new far-left party, and the Conservative Party’s decline under Kemi Badenoch. The episode highlights growing public frustration with mass immigration and censorship, drawing parallels ...
Aug 07, 2025•34 min
In this episode, E.J. Antoni, chief economist for the Heritage Foundation, discusses the complexities of the housing crisis, focusing on inflation, demand and supply dynamics, zoning laws, corporate influence, and potential solutions. He emphasizes the role of government spending and regulations in exacerbating the housing market issues and offers insights into how to address these challenges effectively. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new epis...
Aug 04, 2025•44 min
Is the Republican Party becoming the new home for working-class Black and Latino voters? Ryan welcomes pollster Zachary Donnini to break down the latest polling trends and demographic shifts shaking up the 2026 election. They explore Trump’s growing appeal among nontraditional GOP voters, the ideological civil war within the Democratic Party, and what this realignment means for the future of both parties. If you're tracking voter behavior, political polarization, or the future of American politi...
Jul 31, 2025•47 min
In this episode, CJ Pearson discusses the dynamics of young voters' support for Trump and the GOP, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and engagement through social media platforms like TikTok. He highlights the strategies used to mobilize young voters and the challenges faced in maintaining their support. Pearson also reflects on the impact of the COVID generation on political views and the necessity for young conservatives to be active and courageous in expressing their beliefs. It's a ...
Jul 28, 2025•37 min
In this episode, Ryan and Jake Sherman discuss the complexities of redistricting in the United States, focusing on Texas and California. They explore the implications of redistricting for both parties, the challenges faced by Democrats in states with independent commissions, and the strategic maneuvers of politicians like Gavin Newsom. The discussion highlights the shifting demographics and political landscapes that influence congressional elections and the broader implications for democracy. It...
Jul 24, 2025•43 min
In this conversation, Heather Mac Donald discusses the significant changes in medical school admissions and standards following the death of George Floyd. She highlights the shift towards racial proportionality over meritocracy, the implications of lowering medical standards, and the broader consequences for healthcare outcomes. Mac Donald emphasizes the need to address the skills gap in education and explores potential solutions for maintaining meritocracy while achieving diversity in the medic...
Jul 21, 2025•33 min
In this conversation, Ryan and Rosemary Jenks discuss the current state of immigration enforcement, particularly in agriculture and hospitality sectors. They explore the pressures on the White House to halt enforcement, the role of technology in modernizing agriculture, and the historical context of amnesty laws. The discussion also delves into judicial challenges to immigration laws, the implications of legalizing undocumented workers on voting rights, and the effectiveness of the H2A visa prog...
Jul 17, 2025•39 min
In this episode, Ryan is joined by groundbreaking journalist Vicky Ward as she delves into the intricate and controversial life of Jeffrey Epstein. From his complex relationships with powerful figures to the dark truths behind his infamous scandals, Vicky provides an in-depth analysis of Epstein's world. Discover the untold stories and the societal implications of his actions in this compelling episode. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episod...
Jul 14, 2025•42 min
Ryan explores the shifting political landscape of California with expert insights from John Phillips, a renowned radio host from Los Angeles. Discover how voter registration trends are changing, the impact of Kamala Harris, and the challenges facing both major parties in the state. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. EMAIL RYAN YOUR QUESTIONS See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information....
Jul 10, 2025•35 min
Ryan leads a special "Ask Me Anything" episode, answering listener questions on key political issues. Topics include U.S. policy toward Iran, the controversy over federal land sales, and the challenges facing the Republican Party. Ryan offers thoughtful, data-driven analysis on voting trends, especially among women and non-college-educated voters, and highlights the importance of civic engagement. It's a Number Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debu...
Jul 07, 2025•31 min
In this episode, Ryan discusses the current state of American pride as reflected in a Gallup poll, highlighting the stark differences in sentiment across political ideologies and generations. He reflects on the achievements of America and critiques the self-hatred observed in younger generations. The conversation shifts to immigration and demographic changes, including the Great Replacement Theory, and concludes with an Ask Me Anything segment addressing listener questions about immigration poli...
Jul 03, 2025•30 min
In this episode, RJ Hauman discusses the implications of counting illegal immigrants in the census and how it affects congressional representation. He highlights the legislative efforts to address this issue, including the Equal Representation Act, and critiques the current state of immigration enforcement under the Biden administration. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by ICE in deportations and the need for adequate funding to support immigration enforcement efforts. It's a ...
Jun 30, 2025•47 min
In this episode, Ryan discusses the recent New York City mayoral race, focusing on the surprising defeat of former governor Andrew Cuomo by Zoran Mondani, a far-left socialist candidate. The conversation explores the implications of this election for the Democratic Party, the rise of progressive voters, and the changing demographics of New York City. Ryan analyzes voting patterns, the impact of education on voter turnout, and the potential for Republican candidates in future elections. He also a...
Jun 26, 2025•37 min
In this conversation, Ryan speaks with Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, about the recent changes in immigration enforcement by the Trump administration, the evolving stance of the Republican Party on immigration, the impact of judicial challenges on immigration policy, and proposed reforms to improve immigration control. They discuss the influence of business interests on immigration policy, the historical context of immigration in the U.S., and the n...
Jun 23, 2025•48 min
In this conversation, Ryan interviews Aidan Kearney, known as Turtleboy, about the controversial case of Karen Read and John O'Keefe. Turtleboy discusses how he became involved in the case, the dynamics of the trial, and the implications of police corruption. He shares insights into the innocence of Karen Read, the challenges faced during the trial, and the aftermath of the case, including his own legal troubles and future plans. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton P...
Jun 19, 2025•45 min
In this episode, Ryan and guest Armin Thomas analyze the challenges facing Democrats and Republicans ahead of the 2026 U.S. Senate elections. They discuss historical trends, demographic shifts, and increasing polarization, highlighting how Democrats struggle to maintain their coalition in changing states. The conversation explores the impact of candidate quality, ideological divides, and the nationalization of politics on both parties’ strategies and prospects, offering insights into the evolvin...
Jun 16, 2025•44 min
In this conversation, Ryan interviews Spencer Lindquist, an investigative journalist with the Daily Wire, about the riots in Los Angeles. They discuss the organic and organized aspects of the protests, the involvement of radical organizations like La Raza, and the violence and tactics used during these events. Lindquist highlights the goals of these groups, their support within the Latino community, and the funding behind their activities. It's a Numbers Game is art of the Clay Travis & Buck...
Jun 12, 2025•31 min
In this episode, Ryan discusses the recent fallout between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, emphasizing the skepticism surrounding Musk's intentions. He delves into the evolving perspectives on wokeism in America, highlighting a significant decline in support for affirmative action among Democrats. The podcast shifts to demographic changes in the UK, predicting a future where the white native majority becomes a minority. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network...
Jun 09, 2025•24 min
In this conversation, Ryan speaks with Brad Carson and Mark Beall about the pressing need for AI regulation, the potential impact of AI on employment, and the global competition surrounding AI technology. They discuss the implications of a moratorium on state regulation, the challenges posed by AI to the job market, and the necessity for a balanced regulatory approach that fosters innovation while ensuring safety. The conversation also touches on the future of work in an AI-driven world and the ...
Jun 05, 2025•46 min
In Episode 31 of "A Numbers Game," Ryan examines the political landscape of New York City and New Jersey, focusing on the upcoming elections and the Democratic primary for NYC's mayoral race. Veteran Democratic consultant Hank Sheinkopf joins to discuss key figures like former Governor Andrew Cuomo and challenger Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani. They explore the implications of ranked-choice voting, shifting voter demographics, and the evolving political affiliations in NYC. Ryan also speaks with Cou...
Jun 02, 2025•43 min
In this episode, Ryan discusses a debate on the Trump administration's policies and the implications of new election data. He analyzes demographic shifts in voting patterns, particularly among rural and urban populations, and explores the future of political identity in a post-Trump world. Ryan also delves into insights from the General Social Survey, highlighting declining social trust and changing family dynamics. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network...
May 29, 2025•40 min
In this episode, Ryan interviews Alex Thompson, national political correspondent for Axios and co-author of the new book 'Original Sin.' They discuss the Biden's political ethos, the evolution of Jill Biden's role, the controversial vice presidency of Kamala Harris, the implications of the Biden family business, and the dynamics of media accountability and press relations. The conversation provides insights into the inner workings of the Biden administration and the political landscape surroundi...
May 26, 2025•36 min
In this episode of 'It's a Numbers Game,' Ryan delves into the latest polling data surrounding Donald Trump, the political landscape in New York, and the shifting sentiments among voters as the 2026 election approaches. He discusses the implications of recent polls, the surprising support for Trump among various demographics, and the potential impact of immigration and social issues on voter behavior. Additionally, Ryan shares a tantalizing piece of gossip from Washington D.C. It's a Numbers Gam...
May 22, 2025•42 min
In this conversation, Ryan and Matt Goodwin discuss the significant shifts in UK politics, particularly focusing on the rise of Nigel Farage and the Reform Party, the Labour Party's response to immigration concerns, and the legacy of Boris Johnson's leadership. They explore the implications of national populism across Europe and the cultural and economic challenges facing the UK, emphasizing the changing public sentiment towards immigration and identity. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay T...
May 19, 2025•40 min
In this episode, Ryan and Carly Cooperman discuss the current state of the Democratic Party, focusing on the leadership void, voter sentiments, and the impact of geography on primaries. They explore the ideological divisions within the party, the emergence of new candidates, and the misconceptions Republicans have about Democrats. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday & Thursday. EMAIL RYAN Learn more about Carly HE...
May 15, 2025•34 min
In this conversation, Shahin Gobadi from the National Council of Resistance of Iran discusses the current state of Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the imminent threat posed by the regime's advancements in weaponization and delivery systems. He critiques the effectiveness of sanctions and advocates for a more robust international policy that recognizes the rights of the Iranian people to pursue regime change. Gobadi highlights the significant public dissent against the regime, noting that a v...
May 12, 2025•38 min
In this episode, Ryan welcomes Daniel Hess & Cremieux Recueil to explore the multifaceted reasons behind the decline in birth rates in America and other Western countries. They discuss cultural shifts, the impact of education and awareness on fertility, and various policies that could encourage childbearing. They also examine successful national strategies, the role of religion, economic factors, and the effects of immigration on birth rates. It's a Numbers Game is part of the Clay Travis &a...
May 08, 2025•43 min
In this episode, Ryan is joined by Jude Russo and Emily Zanotti to discuss the legacy of Pope Francis, the influence of media on his papacy, and the potential successors to his position. They explore the confusion surrounding his legacy, the centralization of power in the Vatican, and the generational divide within the church. The discussion also touches on the global perspectives of the Catholic Church and the financial challenges it faces, concluding with thoughts on who might be the next Pope...
May 05, 2025•38 min
