In the first episode of What Do You Really Think? since Joe Biden was declared the election winner, Buck and Marc talk through a long list of related topics, including what led to Joe Biden's victory, the conversation around voter fraud, how conservatives and The Squad will respond to the new POTUS, the Senate races in Georgia, surprises in the House, the chances of a Trump family member running in 2024, and when (and if) President Trump will deliver a concession speech. Plus, a deep-dive on 90's music and modern-day musician recommendations!
On the day after the election, Buck and Marc try to make sense of all the moving parts. They discuss the biggest surprises and takeaways from Election Night, including polling issues, unexpected Trump support from Black men, the impact of the latino vote in Florida, how COVID has impacted this election, President Obama's role in Joe Biden's rise, and whether or not Bernie Sanders would have fared better than Biden.
With just one week to go until Election Day, Buck and Marc break down all the moving parts and lingering questions on both sides. Can Joe Biden protect his lead? How much is Kamala Harris really an asset to the Biden campaign? Will the final debate have any meaningful impact on voters? And is Donald Trump actually racist? The guys debate those questions, plus they touch on a few other major topics in the news, including Hunter Biden, fracking, and Amy Coney Barrett.
In the debut episode of What Do You Really Think?, Buck and Marc discuss everything from Twitter/Facebook suppression and Hunter Biden to the latest election polling and what they're each watching on Netflix.
Here’s what to expect from What Do You Really Think? with Marc Lamont Hill and Buck Sexton, with new episodes dropping every Tuesday, exclusively on Quake Media.
On the latest episode of What Do You Really Think?, Buck and Marc trade figurative punches over the recent Mike Tyson-Roy Jones Jr. and Nate Robinson-Jake Paul boxing matches before discussing their expectations for a (likely) Biden administration, their hopes for the future of American foreign policy, and their predictions for President Trump and his family post-presidency. Later, the guys are joined by longtime NBA player (and avowed Republican) Spencer Hawes to talk about how he was treated by the league because of his political beliefs, and what he thinks would happen to a current NBA player who publicly supported a conservative cause like Blue Lives Matter.
