Buck Sexton

Buck Sexton (born 28 December 1981) is an American radio host, political commentator, podcaster, writer, and former CIA intelligence officer. He is best known as the co-host of the popular The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show that is nationally syndicated by Premiere Radio Networks, a subsidiary of iHeartMedia.
Sexton is also the host of “Hold The Line” on The First TV and a former guest host for The Rush Limbaugh Show, The Sean Hannity Show, and The Glenn Beck Program. Sexton as a renowned radio host often discusses business, politics, entertainment, and social issues.
Sexton is also a regular guest analyst appearing on Fox News and Fox Business Network.
==Early life and education== 
Sexton was born on 28 December 1981 to Mason Speed Sexton and Jane Buckman Hickey. He grew up in Manhattan, New York, with two brothers and a sister named Mason, Lawrence, and Daisy. 
Sexton completed his high school education at Saint David’s grammar school and Regis High School. In 2000, he enrolled in Amherst College in Massachusetts, where he acquired a bachelor’s degree in Political Science.
== Career==
Sexton joined the Central Intelligence Agency as an analyst in 2005. He was first assigned to the Al Qaeda-focused Counterterrorism Center (CTC). In 2006 he transferred to the Office of Iraq Analysis (OIA). In 2010, he joined the NYPD Intelligence Division as an Intelligence Research Specialist to assist on counterterrorism cases.
Sexton began working as a national security editor for Glenn Beck's Blaze in 2011. He was hired as a contributor and eventually became a permanent anchor on GBTV’s Real News. Sexton started a Saturday radio show, the Buck Sexton Show, in 2012 and within a year it was changed to five days a week. Sexton filled in for Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck starting in 2014 on their syndicated radio programs.
Sexton began working as a paid political commentator for CNN in 2015, a position he held until 2017. In 2016, Sexton joined Premiere Radio Networks as the host of "America Now," a nationally syndicated radio show. The name of the show was officially changed to "The Buck Sexton Show" in 2018.
Sexton joined TheHill.com's show "Rising" on Hilltv as a co-host in 2017 and became a contributing columnist at thehill.com. Sexton was confirmed as the co-host of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton show, which would take over for Rush Limbaugh in 2021. The show is broadcast on nearly 400 stations across the country, according to iheartmedia.
==Television and Podcast==
S.No.	Year 	Title 	Type 	Role
1 	2013-2014	Red Eye w/Tom Shillue 	TV Series 	Guest Panelist
2 	2013-2016	The Kelly File 	TV Series 	Self
3 	2014 	The Independents 	TV Series 	Self
4 	2014-2020	Fox and Friends 	TV Series 	Self
5 	2017 	S.E. Cupp Unfiltered 	TV Series 	Guest Panelist
6 	2017-2018	Louder with Crowder 	TV Series 	Guest appearance
7 	2017-2021	The Buck Sexton Show 	TV Series 	Host, Producer, Writer
8 	2017-2021	Outnumbered 	TV Series 	Self
9 	2018 	Rising with the Hill's Krystal
Ball and Buck Sexton	TV Series 	Co-host
10 	2018 	The Greg Gutfeld Show 	TV Series 	Guest Panelist
11 	2018 	The McLaughlin Group 	TV Series 	Self
12 	2018 	America with Eric Bolling 	TV Series 	Self
13 	2018-2020	Your Welcome 	TV Series 	Guest appearance
14 	2019 	Special Report with Bret Baier 	TV Series 	Guest Panelist
15 	2019-2020	Media Buzz 	TV Series 	Self
16 	2019-2020	Real Time with Bill Maher 	TV Series 	Guest Panelist
17 	2019-2021	The First 	TV Series 	Self
18 	2019-2021	Tucker Carlson Tonight 	TV Series 	Self
19 	2020 	America First with Sebastian Gorka	TV Series 	Guest appearance
20 	2020 	Come Hang with Malice 	TV Series Documentary	Guest appearance
21 	2021 	The Megyn Kelly Show 	TV Series 	Self
22 	2021 	The Truth with Lisa Boothe 	TV Series 	Self
23 	2021 	The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show	Podcast Series 	Co-host, Producer, Writer
24 	2021 	Gutfeld! 	TV Series 	Self
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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Category:1981 births
Category:Living people
Category:American people
Category:American radio hosts
Category:American political commentators
Category:American podcasters
Category:American writers
Category:Amherst College alumni
Category:People from Manhattan
Category:Amherst College alumni