The Texan Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Texan's podcast includes weekly roundups of important news, additional insights from our reporters, and exclusive interviews with the people who have direct influence on politics and policy in Texas.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
- New Poll of Texas Statewide Races Shows Talarico Leads Paxton by 2 Percent
- Paxton Launches Campaign Tour in North Texas, Gathering Unlikely GOP Allies
- Talarico Targets Cost of Living at Campaign Tour Kickoff in Affordability-Centered U.S. Senate Race
- Kay Granger, First Texas Republican Woman in Congress, Passes Away at 83
- Federal Lawsuit Challenges Texas' Reinstated 2021 THC Rules
- Here’s Where Greg Abbott and Gina Hinojosa Stand in Major Polls
- Texas A&M Professors Sue University Over 'Race, Gender Ideology' Policies
- Don Huffines Forgoes Salary, Pledges Public Audits After Swearing-in as Comptroller
- Texas Congressional Republicans Push for U.S. Senate's Passage of 'Reconciliation 3.0'
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
- Religious Liberty, Online Gaming Child Safety Added to Texas Senate Interim Charges
- Texas to Reinstate Stricter 2021 THC Rules Starting July 31
- Gov. Abbott, Challenger Hinojosa Spotlight Data Centers in Gubernatorial Campaigns
- Texas Senate Committee to Review Decade-Old Data Center Tax Breaks
- Texas Senate Mulls End to 13-Year-Old Tax Break for Data Centers
- Houston ICE Shooting Victim's Van Did Not Contain Illegal Drugs, Harris County DA Confirms
- 5th Circuit Partially Upholds Block on Enforcing Texas SCOPE Act
- Abbott Appoints 21 Educators to Newly-Created Texas Classroom Commission
- Del Rio Grand Jury Indicts 11 Over Deaths of Illegal Aliens Smuggled in Shipping Container
- Dallas Mayor Asks Officials to Cut Spending, Avoid Tax Hike as City Hits Revenue Slump
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
- Black Democrats Express Doubts About Talarico, U.S. Senate Primary at Houston Town Hall
- Paxton Blasts Talarico for 2020 Donation to Austin Justice Coalition at Fort Worth Campaign Stop
- Here's a Look at the Top Lines from Texas' July Campaign Finance Reports
- Texas Congressman Introduces Bill to Restrict Flock Cameras, Other Surveillance Technologies
- Midland ISD Sues Texas Education Agency Over 'Robin Hood' Recapture System
- U.S. Reaches 41 New World Screwworm Cases as Sterile Fly Production Continues Rollout
- Dead Lavaca County Justice of the Peace Was Given $200,000 Bond for Compelling Prostitution Before Suicide
- 'Not Adversaries': City Officials Defend New Housing Regulations in Texas House Committee Hearing
- Granbury Residents Take Action Against Seven City Officials Over Data Center Concerns
- New Study Indicates Austin's 2026 Homicide Rate Over 70 Percent Higher Than 2019
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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State Rep. Brent Money joined The Texan's Reporter Mary Elise O'Bar at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss the convention, sharia law in Texas, legislation to treat abortion as equal to other forms of homicide in the state, and more.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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Texas Congressional District 32 candidate Jace Yarbrough joined The Texan's Reporter Meridith Dyer at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss the 2025 congressional redistricting, what he hopes to accomplish in Congress, what he thinks the Texas delegation and the Republican Party should do going forward, and more.
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Texas Congressional District 38 candidate Jon Bonck joined The Texan's Reporter Mary Elise O'Bar at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss flipping Harris County red, Texas' 2025 congressional redistricting, Republican unity following the primary elections, and more.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts candidate Don Huffines joined The Texan's Reporter Meridith Dyer at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss his endorsement from President Donald Trump, the Texas Education Freedom Accounts program, his "Holy Grail of Texas history," and more.
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Texas Railroad Commission candidate Bo French joined The Texan's Reporter Meridith Dyer at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss environmental regulations in the oil and gas industry, his relationships with the other members of the Railroad Commission, his experience as chair of the Tarrant County GOP, and more.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Jimmy Blacklock joined The Texan's Reporter Mary Elise O'Bar at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss his experience in leading the state's highest civil court, constitutional originalism, reforming child welfare in Texas, and more.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined The Texan's Reporter Meridith Dyer at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss Texas' U.S. Senate race, other primary results, and interim charges the Texas Senate is working on prior to the 90th Legislative Session.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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Gov. Greg Abbott joined The Texan's Reporter Mary Elise O'Bar at the Republican Party of Texas' 2026 state convention to discuss unity in the GOP, boosting Republican turnout in elections, and flipping Harris County red.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan's Founding Editor Emeritus McKenzie DiLullo sat down with former Vice President Mike Pence to discuss his new book, "What Conservatives Believe." Pence shares his thoughts on the state of party politics in the U.S. on both the right and left, and also what he and other national politicians think about Texas.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to check out our articles at https://thetexan.news/ and leave us a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to check out our articles at https://thetexan.news/ and leave us a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast.
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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- Early Voting Kicks Off for 2026 Primary Runoff Election on May 26
- Trump Endorses Paxton Over Cornyn in Texas' U.S. Senate Republican Runoff
- Paxton, Cornyn Both Nearly Tied with Talarico for U.S. Senate in New General Election Poll
- Texas Supreme Court Rejects Abbott, Paxton Petition to Remove Democratic Quorum-Breakers from Office
- Incumbent Jim Wright, Bo French Face Off in Heated Texas Railroad Commissioner Runoff
- Democrats in Battleground Rio Grande Valley Texas House District Vie to Challenge Incumbent Janie Lopez
- Former Harris County Clerk, State Rep. Sam Harless District Director Vie for Open Seat in Republican Runoff
- State Rep. Hubert Vo Defending Seat in Democratic Runoff Following Virtual Tie in Primary
- Here's a Look at the Texas School Districts Launching Virtual Schools for the 2026–2027 School Year
The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Daily Rundown brings you a quick recap of the latest stories in Texas politics so you can stay informed with news you can trust.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion.
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- Republican Runoff Will Determine Challenger to State Sen. Roland Gutierrez in West Texas
- Texas Congressional GOP Candidates Debate Data Centers, Border Security, Trump in Leadup to Runoff
- Mealer, Menefee Lead Cain, Green in New Houston-Area Congressional Primary Runoff Poll
- Former Republican Congressional Candidate Sued by Multiple Vendors For Alleged Unpaid Invoices
- Alabama-Coushatta Tribe to Open Temporary Casino This Summer in East Texas
- Worms and Water: State Senate Agriculture Committee Hearing Hits Major South Texas Issues
- Former Texas Lottery Commission Director Indictment for Abuse of Position Dismissed in Travis County
- Texas Groundwater Conservation District Appeals to Legislature for Protection in Regulating Data Centers
- Regional Transportation Director Michael Morris Reinstated by Judge After Prior Removal
- Over 250 Immigration, Border Security Criminal Cases Filed by DOJ in First Week of May
- Finals Week for Texas Schools, Universities Delayed by Hack o
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- Ken Paxton, Mayes Middleton Lead John Cornyn, Chip Roy in New Republican Primary Runoff Poll
- Democrats Home In on South Texas as Bobby Pulido Added to National 'Red to Blue' Program
- Texas Officials Continue Fight Against EPIC City, Despite Recent Travis County Court Ruling
- State Commission Disciplines Harris County Judge Who Terminated Probation for Child Sex Offenders
- Texas Supreme Court Restores Delta-8 THC Regulation, State Hemp Product Ban Remains Blocked
- U.S. Supreme Court Pauses Lower Court Ruling Requiring In-Person Dispensing of Abortion Pills
- New Legal Challenge to Texas Law Criminalizing Illegal Immigration Rebuked by Lt. Gov. Patrick
- U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty Oversight Group Created in 2026 Federal Farm Bill
- Illegal Alien Arrested in Texas and Indicted for Raping Man in New York Previously Entered U.S. Four Times
- Texas Judge Strikes Down Federal Treasury Requirement to Report Cash Real Estate Transactions
- Patrick, Burrows State Texas Camps Can Meet 'Spirit of the Law' on New Internet Requirements for Summer 2026
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- Texas Lawmakers React to Attempted Assassination of Trump, Cabinet at White House Correspondents Dinner
- Texas Redistricting Map Upheld as U.S. Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court Decision
- One Month to Texas Runoff Elections: Key Contests to Watch
- Talarico Leads Cornyn, and Paxton by Wider Margin, in New Poll for U.S. Senate Race
- Fourteen Indicted for Alleged Texas-New Mexico Permian Basin Oilfield Theft
- State Rep. Briscoe Cain Challenges 'Obscene' Books in Deer Park ISD Libraries
- Trucking Companies Face OAG Investigation for Allegedly Skirting English Proficiency Requirements
- ‘The Next Right Thing’: Investigators, Camp Mystic Owners Testify at Texas Legislature
- Parents of Camp Mystic Survivors, Victims Testify Before Texas Legislature, Blast Eastland Family’s Leadership
- Paxton Chinese birth tourism
- Bexar County Judge Indicted for 'Official Oppression' Resigns, Accepts Lifetime Prohibition from Judicial Office
- Here's Why Multiple Texas Public School Districts are Extending Their School Years
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- Early Voting Kicks Off in Special Election to Complete Brandon Creighton’s Term in Texas Senate
- What to Know About the Upcoming May 2 School Board Elections
- Houston City Council Votes to Revise Police-ICE Cooperation Policy Following Clash with Abbot
- Venezuelan Illegal Immigrant Released in 2023 Now Suspect in Houston Workplace Murder
- Roblox Uvalde Shooting Simulation Sparks Addition of Online Child Safety Interim Charge by Texas House Speaker
- Paxton Sues Democratic Fundraising Platform ActBlue for Allegedly Allowing Fraud, Foreign Donations
- Kemah Mayor Seeks to Settle Disputed Probate Case, Fraud Allegations Over Stepfather's Will
- First round of TEFA
- Texas' Ten Commandments in Classrooms Law Upheld by 5th Circuit, SCOTUS Appeal Expected
- Fort Worth ISD New Board of Managers Approves Staff Cuts, Affecting 25 Schools
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- Congressman Tony Gonzales to File 'Retirement from Office' on Tuesday
- New Statewide Hemp Restrictions Temporarily Lifted by Travis County Judge
- Cornyn, Paxton Both Say They'll Support U.S. Senate GOP Runoff Victor
- DART Withdrawal Elections Set in Addison, University Park, and Highland Park
- $8,000 Fines Finalized for Quorum-Breaking Texas House Democrats at Friday Committee Hearing
- State Board of Education Cuts About 100 Titles from Proposed TEA Required Reading List
- Fort Worth Housing Nonprofit Praises Tarrant County's Outsourcing of Community Assistance Funds
- Former Godley Police Chief Arrested for Alleged Prostitution Conspiracy, More Arrests Expected
- Austin ISD Projects $181 Million Budget Deficit for 2026–2027 School Year
- Trump's Religious Liberty Commission, Chaired by Dan Patrick, Concludes Last of Seven Hearings
- Paxton Announces FTC Settlement With Major Advertising Companies Over Antitrust Allegations
- Texas 'IVF Academy USA' Launches Hybrid Expedited Training Program for OBGYNs
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- Patrick Calls on Republicans to Unite Behind Either Cornyn or Paxton, Warns GOP Could Lose Texas House
- Patrick, Burrows Announce Texas Will Pursue Independent Ibogaine Research
- Texas Lawmakers Support Congressional Resolution Affirming State Sovereignty in Border Defense
- Texas Rangers Open Criminal Investigation Into Camp Mystic Over 2025 Flooding, Patrick Urges It Remain Closed
- Texas Education Freedom Accounts Draws Nearly 275,000 Student Applicants in First Year
- Deceased Iranian General’s Nieces Detained in South Texas ICE Facility
- Former Sanger ISD Police Officer Placed on TEA Do Not Hire Registry Following Child Sex Abuse Arrest
- Texas Couple Loses Parental Rights to Infant Daughter, Claim Court Followed Unlawful Procedures
- Houston Man Sentenced to 13 Years for Child Pornography Charges After FBI Investigation
- Seven More Texas Districts Propose, Confirm School Closures
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- Harris County Civil Court Judge Draws Statewide, National Attention for Abrasive Behavior
- Texas House and Senate Priorities Compared and Contrasted in 2026 Interim Charges
- Here's a Look at the Public Education Priorities in the Texas Legislature Interim Charges
- Harris County Commissioners Honor Houston Rodeo, Quash Resolution Calling for Hidalgo's Resignation
- Dallas ISD Approves Free Pre-K for All Three- and Four-Year-Olds
- HUD Sued Over Houston Affordable Housing Project Located Near Toxic Sites
- Humble ISD Field Trip Takes Students to Spanish Islamic Center 'Centro Islamico'
- Texas Man, Convicted Rapist Pleads Guilty to Involvement in Online Child Sex Abuse Network
- Johnson County Sheriff Indicted with Second Aggravated Perjury Charge Amid Ongoing Sexual Harassment Case
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- Paxton Calls for Comptroller Hancock’s Firing After Muslim School ESA Program Dispute
- Newly-Elected State Sen. Taylor Rehmet Complains of Lack of Interim Senate Committee Assignments
- Texas Lawmakers Request Cruz, Cornyn Pass Federal Online Child Safety Bill While Preserving State Control
- Fort Worth Asks Voters to Approve $845 Million Bond Package, Salary Increases for Mayor and Council Members
- TEA Announces New Fort Worth ISD Superintendent and Board of Managers As Part of State Takeover
- Dallas Removes Rainbow Crosswalks After Exemption from State Directive Denied
- Dallas and Williamson County GOPs to Return to Countywide Voting After Primary Election Day Confusion
- Corpus Christi City Council Moves Forward with Resident Petition for Removal of Mayor
- White House Announces $16 Billion Investment For East Texas Power Facility
- Dallas Police Warn Residents about Traffic Violation Text Scam
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- Nearly 4.5 Million Texans Participated in March Primaries, Democratic Voters Led With Turnout
- Binkley Drops Out of Congressional District 32 Runoff, Endorses Yarbrough
- Armed Man Wearing Tactical Gear Arrested for Attempted Entry to Klein Elementary School
- Antifa Members Convicted Over 2025 Prairieland ICE Facility Attack
- Afghan National, Former U.S. Forces Ally Dies in ICE Custody After Parole Status Expired
- Federal Judge Extends Texas ESA Student Application Deadline Amid Muslim School Exclusion Allegations
- Cornyn Signs on to U.S. Senate Bill Revoking FDA Approval for Chemical Abortion Pill
- Austin ISD March 'Pride Week' Draws Scrutiny from Republican Lawmakers
- Galveston Officials Advocate for Land Bridge with Rail Access Between Galveston and Pelican Islands
- Texas Jobs Council Established by Abbott to Prepare Workforce for ‘High-Demand’
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- Cornyn Backs Changing Filibuster to Pass SAVE America Act as Potential Trump Endorsement Looms
- Here are the Primary Results for the Texas State Board of Education Races
- All Policy Propositions Pass on Texas Republican, Democratic Primary Ballots
- Trump Announces 'Shield of the Americas' Multinational Coalition to Eradicate Criminal Cartels
- De La Cruz, Castro Weigh In on South Texas Family Released from Immigration Detainment
- 'Trey's Law' Introduced in Congress to Null NDAs in Child Sex Abuse Cases
- Texas Airports Face Excessive Lines, Wait Times Amid Homeland Security Shutdown
- Five Texas School Districts Approve Daily Prayer Period Under New State Law
- TEA to Replace Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Amid State Takeover
- Texas Attorney General's Office Investigates Austin ISD for Allegedly Allowing Male Student to Illegally Use Girls' Restroom
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- Cornyn, Paxton Advance to Runoff in GOP Primary for Texas U.S. Senate Seat
- Talarico Secures Democratic Nomination for U.S. Senate Race Over Crockett
- State Sen. Middleton, Congressman Roy Head to GOP Primary Runoff for Texas Attorney General
- Texas Sen. Johnson, Jaworski Head to Democratic Primary Runoff for Texas Attorney General
- Nate Sheets Projected to Prevail in Republican Primary for Agriculture Commissioner
- Don Huffines Secures Strong Win in Republican Comptroller Primary
- State Rep. Gina Hinojosa Secures Democratic Nomination to Challenge Gov. Greg Abbott in November
- Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright Heads to Runoff with Former Tarrant County GOP Chair Bo French
- Cecil Bell knocked from seat
- And so much more.
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- Texas Primary Candidates Spending Big in Final Stretch Before Election Day on March 3
- Casino Interest Betting Big in in the 2026 Texas Primaries
- Open Congressional District 21 Sees 15 Candidates to Succeed Congressman Chip Roy
- Congressman John Carter Faces Valentina Gomez, 'ShamWow Guy' in Crowded GOP Primary
- Texas Congressional District 19 Candidates Square Off in Radio Debate
- Incumbent State Rep. Janie Lopez Faces One GOP Challenger in South Texas House Race
- East Texas Senate GOP Primary Candidates Ward, Ashby, See Major Fundraising
- John Lujan’s Bexar County Texas House Seat Draws Multiple Republicans, One Democrat
- Texas Leadership Increases Security After Takeout of Mexican Drug Lord ‘El Mencho’, Cartel Violence Increases
- Austin High School Parent Files Complaint With Attorney General Over Male Student Using Girls' Restroom
- Patrick Asks to Block Camp Mystic's License to Operate Until Further Investigation into July 2025 Flooding
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- Early Voting for 2026 Primary Election Arrives in Texas
- Sparks Fly Between GOP Candidates for Texas Attorney General at Nationally Televised Debate
- Here's the Ballot Propositions in Texas' 2026 Republican and Democratic Primary Elections
- Annise Parker, Orlando Sanchez Lead in Democratic and GOP Primaries for Harris County Judge
- Trump Endorses in Several Key Texas Congressional Seats Ahead of 2026 Primary Election
- Cain, Mealer Lead in GOP Primary for Redrawn Houston-Area Congressional District, per New Polling
- Republicans, Democrats Compete for 10th Congressional District Being Vacated by Michael McCaul
- Six Republicans Seek Party Nomination to Replace Luttrell in Houston-Area Congressional Seat
- Trump Yet to Endorse in Texas GOP U.S. Senate Primary, Says He Supports All Three Candidates
- HUD Launches Investigation into ‘Muslim-Centric’ EPIC City
- Paxton to Investigate Three Texas School Districts for Facilitating in Anti-ICE Protests
- Acting Texas Comptroller Doubles Texas' Investment in Israeli Bonds
- Houston ISD to Close 12 Schools for 2026–2027 School Year
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- El Paso Airspace Closed by FAA for Several Hours Following 'Cartel Drone Incursion'
- New Texas Primary Poll Shows Roy, Middleton Leading in Attorney General Race
- Here's a Preview of the Eight Races for Texas State Board of Education
- 60 House Republicans Sign Statement Supporting 'Detransitioner' Case to be Heard by Texas Supreme Court
- Student ICE Protests Prompt State Board of Education Members to Urge Greater TEA Action
- Dan Patrick-Chaired Trump Religious Liberty Commission Faces Lawsuit Alleging Lack of Diversity
- Attorney General Paxton, DOJ Announce $68 Million Settlement With Colony Ridge Developers
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- Democrat Taylor Rehmet Wins Special Election for GOP-Stronghold Senate District 9
- Menefee Wins Special Election Runoff for Houston-Area Congressional District
- Republicans Blame Poor Turnout for Loss of Texas Senate Stronghold, Democrats Claim Win on Issues
- Here's a Look at Texas' Biggest Primary Races One Month Before the Election
- Texas Democrats Celebrate Strategy in State Senate Victory, Look Forward to November
- Democrats Running for Texas Attorney General Vow to Reform Office Post-Paxton
- Latest U.S. Senate Campaign Finance Reports Show Cornyn Leading in Cash on Hand, Talarico and Crockett with Strong Hauls
- Thousands of Texas Public School Students Participated in Anti-ICE Protests During School Hours
- First Lawsuit Filed Under Texas’ New Chemical Abortion Pill Crackdown Law
- Thousands of Texas Students Apply for Education Savings Accounts on Opening Day
- FBI Houston Investigation Leads to Canadian National’s Guilty Plea for Sexually Exploiting Over 100 Children
- Interview: The Texas Education Agency's New Inspector General for Educator Misconduct Levi Fuller
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- Texas Congressman Calls for Investigation Into ICE Fatal Shooting in Minneapolis
- Paxton Confirms Comptroller Can Block ESA Funds for Schools Tied to Terrorist Groups
- Muslim Legal Fund of America Files for Injunction Against Abbott's CAIR Terrorist Designation
- Abbott Demands Paxton Shut Down CAIR Operations in Texas
- Austin City Council Proclaims January 22 as 'CAIR Austin Day'
- Abbott Speaks on State Examining H-1B Visas in Schools, Violence in Minnesota
- Gov. Greg Abbott Freezes H-1B Visa Applications for Texas Universities, State Agencies
- Paxton Sues Out-of-State Nurse Practitioner for Allegedly Distributing Abortion Pills Into Texas
- Federal Judge Upholds West Texas A&M Drag Show Ban, Appeal Hearing Canceled
- Dallas ISD Steering Committee Recommends $6.2 Billion Bond for May Election
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- Campaign Cash Piles Up in Federal and Statewide Races Ahead of 2026 Primaries
- GOP Texas Attorney General Candidates Spar at Houston Forum
- Abbott Endorses Sid Miller’s Challenger Nate Sheets in 2026 GOP Primary for Agriculture Commissioner
- Texas House District 98 Candidates Spar Over Gambling, Taxpayer Lobbying, Campaign Donors
- U.S. 5th Circuit Takes Up Texas, Louisiana Laws Requiring Ten Commandments Display in Schools
- Houston Democrat Accuses Gov. Abbott, Sen. Bettencourt of 'Overheated Rhetoric' in Harris County Election Dispute
- Texas House Democrats Fined Over $9,000 Each for Breaking Quorum During GOP Redistricting Effort
- Celina ISD Parents Call for Board, Superintendent Resignations Following Release of District Independent Investigation
- Keller ISD Wins Dismissal of Lawsuit Aiming to Create Single-Member Board Districts
- Grapevine-Colleyville ISD High School Receives Backlash for Hosting CAIR-Sponsored ‘Islamic Games’
- Texas Congressman Introduces Bill to Eliminate Capital Gains Tax For Homeowners of Two Years or More
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- Celina ISD Independent Investigation Into Coach Arrested for Child Pornography Finds No Wrongdoing by District
- Texas District Attorney Secures Guilty Pleas from Two County Commissioners
- Dallas Police Chief Declines to Reveal Information About Officers’ Interactions with ICE
- Cruz, Cornyn Bill Targets Repeat DUI Offenses by Illegal Aliens
- Tarrant County Pays Redistricting Law Firm $75,000 Over Agreed Contract
- State Board of Education to Vote on TEA's Statewide Required Book List
- Paxton Sues DPS Over Religious Advertisement Ban in Texas Driver Handbook
- Judges Can Conduct Traditional Weddings While Declining Same-Sex Ones, Texas Supreme Court Says
- Texas Education Agency Announces Seven Charter School Closures for 2026–2027
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- Texas Elected Officials React to Nicolas Maduro's Surprise Arrest by U.S.
- Abbott to Lead Childcare Fraud Investigation in Texas Following Minnesota Reports
- Elon Musk Post on Illegal Immigrant Drivers Fuels Texas GOP Policy, Primary Conflict
- Dallas Landmark Commission Votes Unanimously to Let Historic Church Keep Rainbow Steps
- Texas Man Federally Charged After Allegedly Attempting to Provide Bomb Material, Cryptocurrency to ISIS
- Harris County Under Scrutiny for Potential Violations of Election Law Related to Voter Registrations
- Harris County Judge Denies Baytown High School Stabbing Suspect Bail Under New State Amendment
- Trial of Uvalde School Police Officer Over Robb Elementary Shooting Begins in Corpus Christi
- Texas Southern University Audit Finds Widespread Financial Irregularities Following Call for Investigation
- Nearly 600 Texas Private Schools to Participate in Upcoming ESA Program
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- Burrows and Patrick Harmony
- Abbott Finally Gets School Choice Across the Line
- Hemp Happenings
- Bail Reform Finally Gets Across the Line
- Legislature Passes Another Abortion Restriction and Bathroom Bill
- Central Texas Flood Fallout
- Mid-Decade Redistricting
- Celina ISD Bombshell
- Special Election Surprise
- Lina Hidalgo Bows Out
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Join McKenzie and Brad in their final in-person episode of Smoke Filled Room as they reflect on the top stories from 2025, Brad's departure, and a look forward to 2026.
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00:00 Intro
01:11 Reflecting on the Past Year
04:40 Lieutenant Governor's Influence and Future Speculations
08:53 Speaker's Fight and Legislative Dynamics
25:52 School Choice
33:13 Property Taxes and Future Legislative Battles
44:57 Political Landscape Shifts
47:01 Democratic Strategies and Polls
50:01 Republican Gains and Challenges
58:05 Open Seats and Political Moves
01:02:37 Legislative Dynamics and Future Outlook
01:18:15 Reflections and Farewells
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- Texas Congressional Members Urge U.S. Army Officials to Investigate Fort Hood Doctor Sexual Abuse Allegations
- Dallas City Council Approves Police and Fire Pension Funding Agreement
- Harris County Democratic Party Resolves to Withhold Endorsement from Houston Mayor Whitmire
- U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Appeal for Rehearing in Llano County Library Book Removal Case
- Texas Sues Five TV Companies, Alleging 'Spying' Via Data Collection Practices
- Congressman Wesley Hunt Files Bill Targeting Educator Sexual Abuse and 'Grooming'
- Waymo Recalls Over 3,000 Self-Driving Vehicles Following Repeated Illegal School Bus Passings
- KIPP Charter School Network to Close Seven Campuses in Texas
- President Trump's Notable Texas-Related Pardons in 2025
- Mexico to Release Water Owed to Texas Under 1944 Treaty Following U.S. Pressure
- San Antonio Family Association Adds VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority to Lawsuit Over City’s Green Line
- Texas School Districts Expand Career and Technical Educational Pathways for Students
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- U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett Launches Long-Anticipated Bid for U.S. Senate
- Colin Allred Drops U.S. Senate Run as Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett Prepares Bid for Top of Ticket
- State Sen. Sarah Eckhardt Switches 2026 Run from Congress to Texas Comptroller
- Crockett In, Allred and Veasey Out: Filing Deadline 2026 Takeaways
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Unveils New Three-Part Property Tax Plan for 2027 Session
- Texas State Securities Board Commissioner 'Refutes' Claims Made in Attorney General's EPIC City Lawsuit
- Texas Granted TRO Against Kenvue, Johnson & Johnson for Alleged Unregistered Foreign Company Status
- Abbott Praises New Turning Point USA 'Club America' Chapters at Texas High Schools
- Texas Congressman Files Bill to Prohibit Federal Issuance of Interim Storage Permits for Spent Nuclear Fuel
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In this episode of 'Send Me Some Stuff,' Cameron and Rob review major events of the past year, including Trump's inauguration, the nationwide redistricting saga sparked by Texas, and the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Cameron also gives a special announcement.
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- Trump Pardons Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar and Wife, Says Biden 'Weaponized' Justice Department
- Congressman Troy Nehls Forgoes Re-election, Becoming Fourth GOP Retirement
- Texas Rep. Gary VanDeaver Will Not Seek Re-election in 2026
- Afghan National’s Arrest in Texas for Alleged Terroristic Threats Highlighted After D.C. Attack
- Texas Representative Sues on Behalf of 17 Families Against Celina ISD, Teacher Facing Child Pornography Charges
- Abbott Urges U.S. Treasury Secretary to Investigate CAIR Following 'Terrorist' Designation
- Here are Three Themes to Watch Ahead of Texas' 2026 Candidate Filing Deadline
- Comptroller’s Office Announces Final Rules for Education Savings Accounts
- Lt. Gov. Patrick Calls for Senate Hearing Over Chinese-Linked Solar Companies
- Texas-Based Dell Technologies Pledges Over $6 Billion for 'Trump Accounts'
- Dan Patrick Announces 'Little Texan Savings Fund' to Invest $1,000 in Texas Children's 'Trump Accounts'
- Three Texas School Districts to Open Virtual Campuses in Fall 2026
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- U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily Stays Ruling Against Texas’ New Congressional Map
- Houston ICE, DHS Tout Over 3,500 Criminal Illegal Aliens Arrested During Government Shutdown
- CAIR Files Lawsuit Challenging Abbott 'Foreign Terrorist Organization' Proclamation
- San Antonio nightclub arrests of several TDA gang members
- This Means War(ford): Smoke Filled Room Ep. 23
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Reporter Brad Johnson sits down with Luke Walford, former Democratic candidate for the Texas Railroad Commission, to discuss the campaign dynamics, his post-election endeavors, including the founding of the Agave Fund and his efforts to revitalize the Democratic Party in Texas. They also talk redistricting issues and more.
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00:00 Intro
00:18 2022 Railroad Commission Race
01:35 Current Election Insights
03:18 Save 50% off with Black Friday Subscription
03:58 Post-Election Activities
05:47 Strategies for Texas Democrats
07:18 Redistricting and Gerrymandering
12:06 Judicial Rulings
22:34 Future Elections
30:05 Predicting Voter Turnout
31:34 2026 Election Outlook for Democrats
32:09 Republican Senate Race Dynamics
36:15 Straight Ticket Voting
40:02 Latino Voters
40:45 Recent Texas Election Analysis
45:44 Billionaires' Influence in Politics
49:17 Democratic Senate Race Candidates
57:56 Future of the Democratic Party
01:01:13 Voter Turnout Strategies for 2024
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- Texas 2026 Congressional Redistricting Map Shot Down by El Paso Federal Court
- ‘Nobel Prize for Fiction’: Federal Judge Issues Fiery Dissent to Texas Congressional Redistricting Ruling
- U.S. Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Asylum Seeker Challenge
- Illegal Alien, Salvadoran National Arrested in Texas for Alleged ‘Repeated’ Sexual Assault of Minor Sponsee
- Texas Department of Motor Vehicles Updates Photo ID Requirements for Vehicle Registration
- Congressman Chip Roy Proposes Freezing All Immigration Into U.S. Until ‘Certain Objectives’ are Met
- Federal Grand Jury Adds Terrorism Indictments Over July 4 'Antifa' Attack on Texas ICE Facility
- Special Election Runoff for North Texas Senate Race Set for January 31
- Abbott Designates Muslim Brotherhood, Council on American–Islamic Relations as 'Foreign Terrorist Organizations'
- Abbott Calls for Investigation Into 'Sharia Law' Islamic Tribunal in Dallas
- Texas Sues Round Rock, Leander ISDs for Not Displaying Donated Ten Commandments in Classrooms
- and more!
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Senior Reporter Brad Johnson interviews state Representative Briscoe Cain about his campaign for Congress in Texas's new Congressional District 9. Cain shares his thoughts on the recent ruling that overturned district maps, his continued commitment to his campaign, and his work in the Texas legislature, including his pivotal role in passing the Texas Heartbeat Act.
00:00 Intro
00:49 Thoughts on the Court's Decision
04:11 Special Session and Redistricting
09:13 Institutional Knowledge and Term Limits
13:38 Texas Heartbeat Act
19:55 Redistricting
20:55 Deciding to Run for Congress
21:37 Challenges in the US House of Representatives
22:48 Campaign Strategy and Opponents
25:58 Addressing Criticisms
29:48 Local Issues and Community Concerns
37:49 Restoring Congressional Power
40:59 Closing
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- Congress Votes to Reopen Government Through January After Record 42-Day Shutdown
- Abbott Unveils Priority Property Tax Reform Slate Including Local Spending Limits, 3 Percent Appraisal Cap
- Newsom and Abbott Tout Legislative, Electoral Victories at Post-Election Day Events in Houston
- Families of Deceased Children and Counselors File Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Camp Mystic
- Texas Congressman Jodey Arrington to Retire After Decade in U.S. House
- Texas A&M Board of Regents to Vote on New Definitions of 'Gender, Race Ideology'
- Texas Highway Patrol Enters Into 'Task Force' Agreement to Enforce Immigration Law
- Lt. Gov. Patrick Announces Audit of Texas Southern University, Alleges Widespread ‘Misuse’ of Taxpayer Dollars
- Texas Attorney General Sues Roblox, Alleging Online Child Safety Violations
- Overture Life Headquarters First-of-its-Kind IVF Robotic Conception Clinic in Dallas
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In this episode of 'Send Me Some Stuff,' the Cameron and Rob discuss election aftermath across the U.S., Nancy Pelosi's retirement, and key political shakeups. They explore the potential impacts on local and national politics and delve into the GOP's internal conflicts concerning the recent Tucker Carlson controversy.
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- Election Day Arrives in Texas with Special Elections, Constitutional Amendments, Bond Proposals on Ballot
- All 17 Texas Constitutional Amendments Pass, Including Bail Reform, Water Fund, Tax Exemptions
- ‘This is a Blowout Victory’: Austin Voters Stamp Out Tax and Spending Increase
- Pro-Casino, Anti-Gambling Interests Go All In on Texas Senate Special Election
- Wambsganss, Rehmet Head to Runoff in Texas Senate District 9 Special Election
- Amanda Edwards, Christian Menefee Head to Runoff in Houston Congressional District Special Election
- Bexar County Voters Approve Venue Tax Raise for New San Antonio Spurs Downtown Arena
- Cruz Calls for Federal Judge Boasberg's Impeachment Over FBI 'Arctic Frost' Investigation
- Bell County Treasurer Candidate Promises to Eliminate Office, Following Galveston County
- New York Judge Dismisses Paxton Legal Challenge Against Abortion Pill Doctor
- Sinaloa Cartel ‘Boss’ Captured in Mexico by Federal Task Forces in Collaboration with Texas DPS
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Brad Johnson sits down with Adam Loewy, a prominent attorney and Austin billboard icon, to discuss his founding of a successful law firm in Austin, insights on Austin's homeless crisis, his opposition to Prop Q, and the broader implications for city politics. They also touch on Lowey's political evolution, the far-left versus far-right dynamics, and the future of tort reform in Texas.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:43 Starting a Law Firm and Early Struggles
03:48 Billboards and Wisconsin Basketball Memories
04:23 Law School and Career Advice
05:31 Prop Q and Homelessness
15:51 Personal Political Evolution
22:56 Israel, Far-Left Concerns, and Trans Issues
29:51 Tort Reform and Insurance Companies
31:27 The GOP's Shift Away from Tort Reform
31:59 Insurance Companies and Rising Rates
36:20 The Role of Insurance Companies in Politics
40:30 The Political Dynamics of Tort Reform
43:39 The Future of Tort Reform in Texas
48:27 The Broader Political Landscape
51:57 The Republican Primary and Key Figures
56:12 Term Limits and Political Tenure
58:06 The Texas AG Race
01:00:21 Financial Influence in Texas Politics
01:01:07 Conclusion
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- Early Voting Kicks Off in Texas With Two Special Elections Among Constitutional Amendments
- Austin’s 'Proposition Q' Property Tax Hike Faces Bipartisan Opposition
- Dallas Mayor, Police Chief, City Council at Odds Over Federal Immigration Law Enforcement Agreement
- Over 2,700 ‘Potential Noncitizens’ Found on Texas Voter Rolls After Federal Database Review
- Abbott Rallies Voters to Support Texas Constitutional Amendments, Turn Harris County Red
- Texas Sen. Brian Birdwell Nominated by Trump for Assistant Secretary of Defense
- Federal Judge Blocks Enforcement of Texas’ 'READER Act'
- Student Activists Sue Texas Over New Age Verification App Download Law
- State Commission Reprimands Harris County Criminal Court Judge in Death Row Case
- UT Austin Professor Dismissed by Leadership Over 'Ideological Differences'
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- Texas Rep. Gina Hinojosa Announces Democratic Challenge to Gov. Greg Abbott
- Competing Evidence and Unlikely Allies: The Robert Roberson Saga Reviewed
- Illegal Alien 'Asian Boyz' Gang Member Arrested Following Shooting of Texas Woman
- Texas House and Senate Create July 4 Flood Disaster Investigation Committees
- Texas Attorney General Nears Lawsuit Against East Plano Islamic Center Over 'EPIC City' Development
- Seven Texas National Guardsmen Returned from Illinois After Allegedly Failing Physical Fitness Standards
- Texas Agriculture Commissioner, USDA Scrap Over New World Screwworm Response Strategy
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Nate Sheets, an entrepreneur and former beekeeper turned Christian missionary, joined reporter Cameron Abrams to discuss his Republican primary challenge to Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller. Sheets shares his experiences with Nature Nate's honey, his plans to address issues within Texas agriculture, the challenges facing Miller, and more.
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In this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron Abrams and Rob Laucius discuss the recent decline in craft breweries, the online reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination, and the controversy around Bad Bunny performing at the 2026 NFL Halftime Show. They also explore the impact of Bari Weiss becoming editor in chief of CBS News and delve into the complex Israel-Gaza hostage deal.
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- Congressman Wesley Hunt Joins Cornyn, Paxton in the U.S. Senate Race
- Robert Roberson Execution Halted by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
- Judge Blocks Trump from Federalizing State National Guards After Abbott Authorizes Texas Deployments
- Paxton Announces Investigation Into 'Left-Wing Political Violence' Following ICE Attacks, Kirk Assassination
- Uvalde Shooting Partially Motivated Would-Be Supreme Court Assassin Sentenced to Eight-Year Imprisonment
- North Texas Senate District Special Election Sees Big Donations from Pro-Casino, Anti-Gambling Interests
- New Seawater Desalination Plant Planned for Galveston Bay
- Eight Indicted in Connection with Arrested Houston Midwife Accused of Providing Abortions
- Corporate Proxy Voting Becomes Red-State Lightning Rod in ESG Fight
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- Where Congress Stands Just Hours Away from Federal Government Shutdown
- Lawsuit Against Texas' New Congressional Map Kicks Off in El Paso
- Suspect in Custody After Eagle Pass Casino Shooting Kills Two, Injures Several
- Texas Tech University System Directs Faculty to Recognize Only Male and Female Sexes
- Texas to End Issuance of CDLs to Certain Non-Citizens Following Federal Emergency Rule Change
- Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Proposes Withholding In-State Tuition from Students Not 'Lawfully Present'
- FDA Confirms It’ll Review Safety of Mifepristone, Chemical Abortion Pills After Multiple States' Request
- Bexar County Asks Voters to Approve Venue Tax Toward $311 Million of New Spurs Arena
- Vistra Announces Permian Basin Power Plant Expansion with New Natural Gas Units
- Currently Revolting: Smoke Filled Room Ep. 21
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Tony Ortiz of Current Revolt joins Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the current state of digital media, the ethical questions and challenges surrounding political journalism, insights into the Texas political landscape, and more.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:46 Tony Ortiz
01:39 Current Revolt
13:35 Texas GOP Dynamics and Leadership
28:57 Paid Social Media Campaigns
37:32 The Role of Media and Public Perception
43:03 The Meme Bill and Paid Promotions
44:49 AstroTurf and Internet Influence
47:05 Grifting in Politics
53:17 The Complexity of Legislating
01:00:44 The Trans Issue
01:14:07 Upcoming Elections and Candidates
01:19:01 The THC Legislation Debate
01:22:16 Conclusion
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- Shooting at Dallas ICE Facility Leaves Detainees and Suspect Dead
- What Comes Next for Texas Pro-Lifers After Recent Republican Policy Victories
- Here’s a Look at Texas’ Five Projected GOP Pickups After Congressional Redistricting
- Texas' Classroom Ten Commandments Law Faces Another Lawsuit from Parents, Activists
- Houston ISD Temporarily Blocked from Implementing State-Funded Performance-Based Teacher Raises
- Texas State Senator Requests State Agencies Create New Regulations on Hemp-Derived THC
- 21-Year Age Minimum for Purchasing THC Products Adopted by Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
- Texas Man Charged in New York for Terroristic Threats Against Zohran Mamdani
- State Officials Request Information from University of North Texas After Kirk Assassination-Related Student Controversy
- Eli Lilly Latest Recipient of Texas JETI Award, Totaling $6.5 Billion Harris County Investment
- VIDEO: Commissioner Sid Miller Talks 2026 Re-election, Hemp and THC, Screwworm, Kirk Assassination
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Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller joins reporter Cameron Abrams for a detailed discussion on various pressing issues, including the ongoing debates around hemp-derived THC regulation and the challenges faced by hemp farmers. He also discusses the New World screwworm threat to the livestock industry and highlights Texas's innovative efforts to make school lunches healthier through locally sourced products. Finally, he speaks about his achievements, ongoing initiatives, upcoming election campaign, and his thoughts on GOP contender Nate Sheets.
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- U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul to Not Seek Re-election After Two Decades in Congress
- Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo Not Seeking Third Term in 2026
- Texas Universities Roiled by Firings, Expulsions Regarding Celebrations of Kirk Assassination
- TEA Commissioner Mike Morath Seeks Certification Suspension for Educators Celebrating Kirk Assassination
- State Board of Education Selects New Texas History-Heavy Social Studies Standards
- Illegal Alien Suspect Arrested in Dallas Beheading Murder
- Here's a Look at the State Constitutional Amendments on the November 2025 Ballot
- Paxton's Lawsuit Against Austin ISD Resolved, Upholds Critical Race Theory Ban
- Abbott Names 'Texas DOGE' Office Director After Agency's Creation This Year
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In this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob discuss the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent arrest of the suspect announced by Utah officials. They delve into the timeline of events, the internet reaction, and the political implications, including potential upcoming legislative actions. The conversation shifts towards the evolving political landscape in Texas, particularly the entry of James Talarico into the U.S. Senate race and its broader implications for Texas politics.
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- Conservative Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA Founder, Assassinated at University Event in Utah
- James Talarico Launches Democratic Bid for U.S. Senate
- Abbott Executive Order Creates 21-Year Age Minimum for Purchasing THC Products
- State Rep. Sam Harless Announces Retirement from Texas House After Four Terms
- Texas Education Agency Updates First Aid Guidelines After Controversy Over Withheld Medical Care
- Over 800 Alleged Criminal Illegal Aliens Arrested in Houston in Week-Long ICE Operation
- State Fair of Texas Continues No Firearms Policy for 2025
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- Second Special Session of 2025 Closes as Texas House and Senate Adjourn Sine Die
- Special Session Roundup: Where Abbott’s Agenda Stands With Sine Die in Sight
- Texas Lawmakers Struggle on Hemp-Derived THC Agreement Before Special Session Ends
- THC Deal Between Governor, Legislature Falls Through Before Second Special Session Ends
- Texas House and Senate Again at Loggerheads Over Property Tax Reform
- U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Takes Up Kemah, Texas Property Rights 'Takings' Case
- GOP Candidates for North Texas Senate District Spar Over DEI, Casino Gambling
- Here's the Top Bills That Become Texas Law on September 1
- New Texas Laws from 89th Session Face Legal Challenges
- Texas Lottery Transferred to TDLR After Legislative Battle Over Couriers, Alleged 'Criminal Conspiracy'
- Texas Sues California-Based PowerSchool After ‘Unprecedented’ Personal Data Breach
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Brad Johnson is joined by Chris Perkins of Ragnar Research, a veteran pollster in Republican politics. They discuss Chris's career journey, his experiences in political campaigns, and the recent redistricting efforts in Texas. Chris provides insights into the Republican approach to redistricting, the implications for future elections, and the competitiveness of key districts. The episode also delves into broader political themes, including the shifting demographics, the impact of the Dobbs decision, campaign strategies, and presidential election prospects for 2028.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:52 Chris Perkins' Career Journey
02:43 Redistricting and Political Implications
06:36 Texas Partisan Index and Competitive Districts
13:16 National Trends and Voter Priorities
35:49 Hispanic Voter Shift
41:05 Political Safety Concerns
41:25 The Abortion Debate
42:30 Impact of Dobbs
44:27 Midterm Election Analysis
45:54 Challenges for Republicans
48:35 Redistricting and House Control
51:58 Senate Race Dynamics
01:01:54 Evaluating Polls
01:13:08 2028 Presidential Speculations
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- Cruz, Paxton Endorsements Upend Race for Texas Attorney General
- Austin Congressman Greg Casar Announces Bid for Newly Drawn 37th Congressional District
- Congressman Al Green to Wait Until CD 18 Special Election to Declare Candidacy, After Texas Redistricting
- Texas GOP Lawmakers Join Gov. Abbott for Signing of Hostile Foreign Land Ownership Ban
- Abortion Pill Crackdown Bill Passes Texas House Committee After Lawmakers, Pro-Life Groups Negotiate
- Ivermectin Over the Counter Bill Passes Texas House
- Affirmative Defense for Human Trafficking Victims on Track to Gov. Abbott’s Desk
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Joins Abbott, Lawmakers to Celebrate 'Make Texas Healthy Again' Bills
- Texas Supreme Court Denies Paxton Restraining Order Hearing on O'Rourke in Quorum Bust Funding Lawsuit
- A Tale of Two Speakers: Dade Phelan and Dustin Burrows
- Interview: Sen. John Cornyn Discusses Border Reimbursement, Re-election, State of the GOP
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- Trump-Favored Five-Seat GOP Gain Redistricting Map Passes Texas House
- New Texas Congressional Map Substitute Adding Five GOP Seats Passes House Committee
- Congressman Chip Roy Launches Bid for Texas Attorney General
- Briscoe Cain
- Stan Lambert
- Texas House Democrats Return to Austin After Extended Quorum Break
- Texas House Makes Quorum After Two Weeks Upon Democrats' Return to State
- Grieving Camp Mystic Parents Testify on Flood Disaster Before Texas Senate Committee
- Paxton Threatens to Revoke O'Rourke PAC's Charter for Allegedly 'Bribing' House Democrats to Break Quorum
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Again Confirms 2026 Re-election Bid
- Cornyn Trails Paxton by Five Points in 2026 Senate Primary Poll, O'Rourke Leads Democratic Pack
- 5th Circuit Appeals Court Blocks West Texas A&M Drag Show Ban
- Federal Judge Halts Required Classroom Display of Ten Commandments Donated to Texas Public Schools
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In this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob dive into the Texas redistricting saga, discussing Democrats' quorum break and potential legislative impacts. They also explore Trump's upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska and its implications for the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Lastly, the hosts tackle the topic of marijuana rescheduling and its potential effects on the cannabis industry and legislation.
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- Texas Legislature to Sine Die Friday Without Quorum, Abbott to Immediately Call Second Special Session
- Texas Democrats Respond to Friday Sine Die Threat, Say ‘What Happens Next’ is Up to Abbott
- Illinois Judge Rules Against Paxton's Petition to Enforce Texas' Civil Arrest Warrants for Quorum Breakers
- Texas Supreme Court Sets 'Expedited Briefing Schedule' in Abbott-Wu House Seat Vacancy Case
- Chemical Abortion Drug Ban Passes Texas Senate as House Remains Without Quorum
- THC ban
- Texas Senate Passes Human Trafficking Victims Affirmative Defense Amid House Quorum Bust
- Texas Senate Passes Trio of Flood Disaster Response Bills
- Texas Grants Tesla Rideshare License for Robotaxi
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- New Texas Congressional Map Passes House Redistricting Committee Along Party Lines After 15-Hour Hearing
- Texas House Democrats Flee the State to Break Quorum Over Congressional Maps
- Abbott Threatens to Remove House Democrats from Office for Redistricting Quorum Break
- Texas House Republicans Enact ‘Call of the House,’ Issue Arrest Warrants for Over 50 Quorum-Breaking Democrats
- Gov. Abbott Petitions Texas Supreme Court to Vacate Quorum-Breaking House Democratic Leader's Seat
- Texas House Democrats' Quorum Bust Presents Unprecedented Legal Battle
- Paxton Launches Investigation Into Beto O’Rourke Organization for Alleged Bribery of ‘Runaway’ Democratic Lawmakers
- FBI Approves Cornyn's Request to 'Assist' Texas Law Enforcement in Locating Quorum-Breaking House Democrats
- Texas Republicans, Democrats Jockey Over Narrative Surrounding Quorum-Breaking Redistricting Fight
- Texas Senate Proceeds With Redistricting, Other Special Session Items Amid Quorum Break
- Texas House Priority Fl
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In this special edition emergency episode of Smoke Filled Room, Brad Johnson and Cameron Abrams discuss the Texas House Democrats Flee the State to Break Quorum Over Congressional Maps. Tune in as they give the latest update now.
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Brad Johnson and Cameron Abrams discuss the Texas House Select Committee's recent vote on a proposed congressional redistricting map, providing in-depth analysis of the partisan implications and shifts in key districts. They also explore the intense debates surrounding the proposed THC ban in Texas, including the stances of Governor Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Patrick, and what we can expect from the House's forthcoming discussions. Additionally, the episode touches upon disaster response policy following recent flooding in Kerrville.
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- Texas Republicans Propose 5-Seat Gain Congressional Map in Redistricting Fight
- National Democrats Ramp Up Presence in Texas, Opposing Mid-Decade Redistricting
- Texas Senate Passes Hemp-Derived THC Ban on Second Reading
- Texas House Files Identical Hemp-Derived THC Ban Bill as Senate
- Texas Lawmakers Begin Preparing Hill Country Flood Response, Kerrville Hearing to Come
- Houston ICE Arrests Over 200 Illegal Aliens With Child Sex Offenses Over Six Months
- allas Residents Threaten to Sue City Over 133 Ordinances Violating 'Death Star' Law
- Samsung Plant in Texas to Develop Tesla AI Chips, Abbott Applauds $16.5 Billion Move
- U.S. Department of Education to Release $6.8 Billion in Federal Funds, $660 Million to Texas
- Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge Protected From ‘Federal Land Grab’ via Trump Energy Order
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- Texas’ First Special Session of 2025 Kicks Off Today
- Flooding, THC, Redistricting: Here's What's on the Texas Legislature's Special Session Agenda
- Interview: Abbott Discusses Special Session, THC Regulation, Congressional Redistricting
- Speaker Burrows Announces Texas House Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting
- Texas Lawmakers Called to Regulate Hemp-Derived THC During Special Session
- Texas Senate Committee Unanimously Approves New THC Regulation Bill
- Texas Bill Cracking Down on Chemical Abortion Pills Expected During Special Session
- Agriculture, Wildlife Experts Update Lawmakers on New World Screwworm in Committee Hearing
- ‘Bathroom Bill’ Separating Biological Female, Male Spaces Back in Legislative Ringer for Special Session
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In this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Rob and Cameron delve into the recent Epstein controversy, examining social media reactions and Trump's stance. The hosts tackle AI as Grok goes off the rails, touching on the implications for society and government contracts. Finally, they provide an update on the Texas floods, sharing the latest numbers and discussing potential legislative action.
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- Federal Judge Denies Motion to Reopen Record in El Paso Redistricting Case Due to Special Session
- Texas, National Democrats Coalesce Against GOP Congressional Redistricting Effort
- State Sen. Angela Paxton Files for Divorce from Attorney General Ken Paxton
- Nine Indicted on Election Fraud Charges Include Texas Democrat's Chief of Staff, Former House Candidate
- Department of Justice to Continue Bribery Case Against Congressman Henry Cuellar
- Texas Congressman to Introduce Resolution Demanding Release of Epstein Files
- Nathan Johnson Announces Democratic Run for Texas Attorney General
- New Execution Date Set for Death Row Inmate Robert Roberson
- Border Patrol Union, Sheriffs, Former Texas DPS Head Endorse Cornyn in U.S. Senate Race
- U.S. Closes Border Again to Livestock Imports After New Screwworm Case in Mexico
- Attorney General Paxton Demands Alleged Texas Flood Fundraising Scam Cease Operations
- Ted Cruz Aims to Designate Muslim Brotherhood as Foreign Terrorist Organization
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- Mass Casualty Disaster Declared in Kerrville, Central Texas as First Responders Continue Flash Flood Rescue Efforts
- ‘Today Will Be a Hard Day’: Death Toll Increases in Kerrville Flooding Disaster
- Death Toll in Kerr County Rises to 59, President Trump Signs Federal Disaster Declaration
- Camp Mystic Mourns 27 Campers, Counselors Lost in the Hill Country Flood
- Texas Hill Country Flooding Prompts Legislative Response Ahead of Special Session
- Texas Elected Officials React to Trump Signing 'One, Big, Beautiful Bill'
- Randall County Republican Chairman Indicted on Election Fraud Charges
- 5th Circuit Upholds Block on Texas Law Criminalizing Illegal Immigration at State Level
- Houston FBI Announces Arrest of Alleged COVID-19 Chinese Hacker in Italy
- Mayor Eric Johnson Declares Dallas the First 'Sanctuary City from Socialism'
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Brad and McKenzie return with significant updates on Texas Senate races, campaign fundraising, and the intriguing dynamics between Governor Abbott and Lieutenant Governor Patrick. They delve into the recent veto showdown over SB3, the status of THC bans, and how these moves will shape upcoming special sessions. The discussion includes insights into the impact of potential congressional redistricting, and an analysis of strategic alliances within the Texas legislature.
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- Sen. Brian Birdwell Will Not Seek Re-election in 2026
- U.S. Senate Passes Budget Reconciliation Package with Texas Border Reimbursement, Universal School Choice Provisions
- U.S. Senate Votes to Strip State AI Regulation Moratorium from 'One, Big, Beautiful Bill'
- Colin Allred Launches 2026 Bid for U.S. Senate Following Last Year's Loss
- U.S. Department of Defense Designates 'National Defense Area' Along Rio Grande
- Adoption Curriculum for Texas High School Students Signed Into Law
- Texas Supreme Court Allows United Methodist Church's Lawsuit Against Southern Methodist University to Proceed
- Former Gov. Rick Perry, Fermi America Announce Amarillo AI Power Center with Texas Tech Partnership
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- Gov. Abbott Issues Last-Minute Veto of Texas’ THC Ban
- Abbott Calls July Special Session Including THC Ban, Human Trafficking Affirmative Defense
- Patrick Blasts Abbott's THC Ban Veto, Suggests Governor Wants to 'Legalize Marijuana'
- Texas Lawmakers, Officials React to U.S. Strikes on Iran
- Two of Eleven Iranian Nationals Arrested Over Weekend Found in Houston
- U.S. Department of Justice Closes Investigation into Muslim-Centric EPIC City, No Charges Filed
- Texas Court of Appeals Rules Against San Antonio Taxpayer-Funded Abortion Travel
- Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Directs University Presidents to Identify 'Non-Resident' Students
- Sen. Joan Huffman Announces Bid for Texas Attorney General
- ACLU of Texas Seeks Legal Challenge to Texas' 'Parental Bill of Rights'
- Sen. Robert Nichols Announces Retirement from Texas Legislature After 20 Years
- Karmelo Anthony Indicted on Murder Charge for Fatal Stabbing of Austin Metcalf in Frisco
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In this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob dive into the complexities of current events, starting with the volatile Israel-Iran conflict and its potential implications. They move on to discuss President Trump's evolving immigration policies, reversing initial stances on farm and hotel raids. The duo also covers the nationwide No Kings protests, sharing firsthand experiences and reporting. Wrapping up, they reflect on the decade since Trump’s iconic golden escalator announcement and debate his lasting impact on American politics
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- Thousands Rally in Anti-Trump 'No Kings' Protest at Texas Capitol
- Nearly 300 Alleged Criminal Aliens Arrested, Hundreds Deported in Houston ICE Operation
- Texas GOP Signals Looming Push, Potential Lawsuit Over Closed Primaries
- U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Tennessee Child Gender Modification Ban
- Texas AG Ken Paxton Opens Investigation Into 33 Alleged Noncitizen Voters
- Trump Polling Firm Finds Bipartisan Opposition to Banning THC Products in Texas
- SCOTUS Tosses Texas' Legal Challenge to NRC’s Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage License
- Illegal Immigrant Student Group Files Challenge to Order Overturning Texas Dream Act
- Texas Attorney General Paxton Requests Execution Date in Robert Roberson Death Row Case
- Dan Patrick Chairs First Hearing for Trump's Religious Liberty Commission
- Texas Supreme Court Rules on Application of State Religious Services Clause in Local Lawsuit
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- Texas Officials React to Anti-ICE Riots, Marines Deployed to Los Angeles
- 'Best Session I've Ever Had': Abbott Recaps 89th Legislature, Hints at Property Tax Crusade
- Reforms to University Governing Boards in Texas Await Governor's Signature
- Texas Secretary of State Refers 33 Alleged Noncitizen Voters to Attorney General
- Kumbayas, Defused Bombs, Third Rails: A Review of the 89th Legislative Session
- Ibogaine Research 'Consortium' to Treat Opioid Addiction Passes Texas Legislature
- Expansion of Border Crime Landowner Compensation Program Awaits Abbott's Signature
- Uranium Mining, Nuclear Energy Expansion Bills Headed to Abbott's Desk
- College Athlete NIL Agreements Updated in New Texas Law
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In this episode of Smoke Filled Room, Mackenzie and Brad dive into the top five moments of the latest Texas legislative session. From the pivotal ESA bill vote to the unexpected Senate vs. House showdown over judicial pay raises, they cover the key turning points and surprise elements that defined this session. They also discuss the potential for a special session focusing on congressional redistricting and the ongoing scuffle with Texans for Lawsuit Reform. Plus, they share funny highlights like the infamous 'Gavel Gate' and Ms. T's rousing speech against pimps
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- 2025 Texas Legislative Session Ends After Passing Education Funding, School Choice, THC Ban
- Texas House and Senate Strike Last-Minute Deal on Judicial Pay Raises, Lawmaker Pension Increases
- Here’s a Look at the Status of Dan Patrick’s Texas Senate Legislative Priorities
- Texas Sheriff-Federal Official Immigration Enforcement Partnership Bill Sent to Governor
- Texas Medical Cannabis 'Compassionate Use Program' Expansion Bill Heads to Abbott's Desk
- Education Legislation Roundup: Bills Addressed During 89th Session
- Abortion Legislation Roundup: Bills Taken Up During 89th Session
- Border, Immigration Legislation Roundup: Bills Taken Up During 89th Session
- Rep. Tony Tinderholt Announces Retirement After Six Terms in Texas House
- Department of Justice Sues Texas for Offering In-State Tuition to Illegal Aliens
- BlackRock Removed From ‘Fossil Fuel Boycotter’ List by Texas Comptroller
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- Paxton Up 9 Points on Cornyn in 2026 Primary Matchup, Hunt at 15 Percent in Three-Way Race
- Texas House Approves Floor Substitute to Bill Abolishing Texas Lottery Commission
- Texas House Approves 'New Hollywood' $300 Million Film Tax Incentive Program
- $2.5 Billion Water Infrastructure Deal, Additional 20-Year Annual $1 Billion Struck in Texas Legislature
- Texas Medical Cannabis 'Compassionate Use Program' Expansion Bill Passes Senate
- School Prayer Times and Classroom Ten Commandments Legislation Pass Texas Legislature, Head to Abbott
- 'Making Texas Healthy Again' Nutritional Education, Labeling Bill Advances in House
- Ban on Child Sexual Abuse NDAs Passes Texas Legislature, Heads to Governor's Desk
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- Texas House Passes Texas Sheriffs-ICE Immigration Enforcement Contract Bill
- First ‘Project Homecoming’ Flight Voluntarily Deports 64 Illegal Aliens from Houston
- Bill Adding NRA to Texas Major Events Program Delayed in House After Democratic Opposition
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, the Cameron and Rob start with President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis, and the nuances of who might have known of his cognitive decline, such as touching on Jake Tapper's book, "Original Sin." They also discuss the persistent inaccuracies in polling data concerning Trump supporters and the geopolitical significance of Trump's Middle East tour. Finally, they explore Google's AI integration into search results, and how AI is reshaping technology and society.
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- Texas Legislature Strikes $8.5 Billion Deal on School Finance and Teacher Pay Raises
- 'Life of the Mother Act' Clarifying Texas Abortion Law Exceptions Passes House
- Senate Bill 3
- Veterans, Parents, Liquor, and Beer: The Complicated Lobby Fight Over Texas' Proposed THC Ban
- Texas House Passes $140,000 Standard, $60,000 Elderly Homestead Exemption Increases
- Texas Launches Investigation Into U.S. Masters Swimming for Allegedly Allowing Biological Male in Women's Race
- Texas Senate Passes ‘Uvalde Strong Act,’ Establishing Uniform On-Site Chain of Command for Active Shooter Response
- Attorney General Paxton Closes Superior HealthPlan Investigation, Finds No Illegal Conduct
- Federal Judge in Texas Rules Against Biden Title VII Transgender Anti-Discrimination Guidelines
- Trump Signs Cruz's 'TAKE IT DOWN' Act Banning 'Revenge Porn' Into Law
- VIDEO: Rep. Angelia Orr on ‘Deadline Day’, State Budget, Speaker’s Race
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Senior Reporter Brad Johnson sits down with Representative Angelia Orr, a Republican from Itasca, Texas, representing House District 13. They discuss the intense final night of the legislative session, including the passage of Orr's significant House Bill 3749. Orr shares the emotional backstory of the bill related to elective IV therapy safety, which was inspired by a tragic incident in her district. The conversation covers various topics, including the appropriations process, local government challenges, and the dynamics within the Texas House. Representative Orr also reflects on her transition from local to state politics, her work on key committees, and her relationships with colleagues across the aisle.
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- The Bell Tolls: House Deadline Day Arrives With 30 Pages of Bills on Cliff’s Edge
- Texas Senator Files Bill to Abolish Texas Lottery Commission, Transfer Operations
- 'Detransition' Insurance Coverage, Biological Sex Definitions Pass Texas House
- Texas House Passes Bill Eliminating STAAR Test
- Chemical Abortion Pill Crackdown Passes Texas Senate, Companion Pending in House
- Texas House Approves Bill Expanding State Medical Cannabis Program
- Constitutional Amendment Banning Carbon Tax Fails in Texas House
- Attorney General Paxton Announces $1.4 Billion Google Settlement Over Biometric Data Collection
- Prohibition on Local Taxpayer-Funded Gun 'Buybacks' Passes Texas House
- At a Premium: Texas Legislature Mulls Reforms to Cumbersome Insurance Industry
- Cornyn Announces Department of Justice to Investigate Muslim 'EPIC City' Development
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In the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson talk the passage of Senate Bill 17, a floor fight over the colloquially termed “bird bill,” the ever-evolving relationship between state leaders, and campaign updates.
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- Gov. Abbott Signs Texas' 'Universal' School Choice Bill Into Law
- Texas House and Senate Strike Property Tax Deal on Homestead, Business Exemptions
- 224 'Medically Necessary' Abortions Reported in Texas Since Dobbs, Data Scope Remains Disputed
- Texas Lawmakers Weigh Border Security, Illegal Immigration Bills in Last Month of Session
- Power Grid, Data Centers Bill Awaits Testimony in Texas House Committee Hearing
- Texas Ports, Retailers Impacted by Trump's Global Tariffs
- Paxton Seeks to Depose Austin ISD Leadership Following CRT Curriculum Allegations
- Texas Arrests Six in Frio County for Election Tampering Charges
- Texans Weigh in on Trump’s Job in Office, Texas Republican Approval Ratings
- Residents in Cameron County Vote to Incorporate SpaceX City of 'Starbase, Texas'
- Self-Driving Semi-Truck Company Launches Operations in Texas
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- Donald Trump Endorses Speaker Dustin Burrows, All Pro-School Choice Texas House Republicans
- House conservative press conference
- 'Life of the Mother Act' Clarifying Texas Abortion Law Passes Senate Unanimously
- Abbott Condemns San Marcos City Council's Israel-Palestine Ceasefire Resolution
- Texas Lottery Commission Faces New Lawsuit Amid State Scrutiny
- Texas Lottery Commission Bans Online Ticket Sales Through Courier Service
- Texas House Passes Phelan Bill Requiring Disclosure of ‘Deepfakes’ in Political Advertising
- 'Dramatic Drop' in Border Crossings Reported in March
- 12 of 100 'Worst of the Worst' Criminal Illegal Aliens Arrested by Texas ICE
- International Student Visas Restored at Texas Universities
- Texas House Committee Considers Expanding Requirements for Non-Citizens Seeking In-State Tuition
- Texas House Gives Unanimous Approval to ‘Uvalde Strong Act’
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob talk about the Iran-US nuclear negotiations, Alito blasting SCOTUS over Trump's deportations, the Hegseth and Signal situation, Harvard's financial fight, Cybertruck politics, and more!
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- Patrick Recommends Senate Concur with House School Choice Bill Amendments
- Abbott’s School Choice Victory Starts Next Chapter in Texas House
- Texas Senate Approves Nearly $500 Million for Priority Film Incentive Program
- Tort Circuit: Business Community, Trial Lawyers Clash Over Tort Reform in Texas
- House Partially Passes $3 Billion Dementia Prevention Research Institute of Texas Legislation
- Senate Bill Would Prohibit Student Visa Holders from Supporting 'Terrorist Activity' at Texas Universities
- Bill Criminalizing Abortion As Murder 'Yanked' From Texas House Committee Hearing
- HIV Medication Mandate, LGBT School Curricula Feature on U.S. Supreme Court's New Session Docket
- Texas Senate Passes $50,000 Homestead Exemption Increase for Elderly, Disabled Homeowners
- Bill to Create Texas AI Council, Strengthen Regulations Passes House
- Texas House Gives Initial Approval to Priority Nuclear Power Legislation
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- School Choice, Public Education Funding Bills Pass Initial Vote in Texas House
- State Sen. Mayes Middleton Jumps Into Race for Texas Attorney General
- Former Texas Congresswoman Mayra Flores Announces Bid for Henry Cuellar’s Seat
- Texas House School Discipline Bill Passes After Debate Between Lawmakers
- Paxton Impeachment Back Pay Instruction Approved by House for Budget Conference Committee
- Sen. Cornyn Urges Federal Authorities to Investigate Islamic 'EPIC City' Development
- DOGE Committee Chair Requests Pause on Superior HealthPlan Medicaid Contracts
- Federal Authorities Investigate Texas Children’s Hospital Whistleblower Allegations
- House Bill Would Prohibit Shelf Sale of Sex Toys in Non-Sexually-Oriented Businesses
- DEI Amendments Fail to Pass During Texas House Budget Night
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Denise Villalobos sat down with The Texan's Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to talk about being appointed to chair the big upset when she flipped a democratic seat, her priorities in policy, and the different aspects of being in the House.
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In the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson talk Paxton v. Cornyn, a long budget night, and more!
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- Ken Paxton Launches U.S. Senate Campaign, Challenging Sen. John Cornyn
- Texas Officials, Foreign Countries React to Trump 'Liberation Day' Tariffs
- Texas House Overwhelmingly Rejects Rep. Harrison’s Motion to Remove Speaker Burrows
- Bill Banning NDAs in Child Sexual Abuse Cases Passes Texas House Unanimously
- ‘Budget Night’ in Texas House Set for $337 Billion Appropriations Package
- Texas School Choice Test Vote Set with Amendment Ahead of Budget Night
- ‘Texas DOGE,’ Mid-Term Sunset Review Bills Pass State House
- Sen. Ted Cruz Letter Probes 'Future of Privacy Forum' Over AI Regulation Advocacy
- Texas Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Deportation Efforts
- CPS Removals Fell by Over Half, Abuse-Induced Child Deaths Plummeted in Texas Since 2018
- Travis County Judge Awards Paxton Whistleblowers $6.67 Million Judgment in Revived Lawsuit
- UT Austin Scraps 'Flag' Courses, Including 'Cultural Diversity' Requirement
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- ‘Go File It’: House Member Attempts Motion to Remove Speaker Burrows
- Abbott Directs Texas Rangers Investigation Into 'Islamic' EPIC City Development
- Superior HealthPlan Launches Internal Investigation After DOGE Hearing and CEO’s Firing, per Staff Meeting Audio
- School Choice, Education Funding Bills Hearing Rescheduled in Texas House Committee
- ICE Arrests 72 Illegal Aliens, Two Gang Members in Week-Long South Texas Raid
- President Trump Announces Sweeping 'Reciprocal' Tariff Plan
- Texas House Approves Business Tax Exemption Increase Ahead of Budget Night
- Vape Regulation Bills Spark Debate in Senate Committee Hearing
- Democratic Lawmakers Describe 'Life of Mother Act' as Necessary Step in 'Long-Term Fights'
- New York Stock Exchange Texas Opens, Trump Media Group First Listing
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob delve into Signal Gate, the implications of the Trump administration's accidental disclosure of attack plans, Texas Senator John Cornyn's bid for reelection in 2026 and the potential primary challenge from Attorney General Kim Paxton, and more!
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- Sen. John Cornyn Makes 2026 Re-Election Bid Official, Awaits GOP Challenger
- ‘Governor Hot Wheels’: Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett Responds to Backlash After Abbott Comment
- Trump Department of Homeland Security Terminates Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, Venezuelan Parole Program
- DOJ, Chile Collaborate to Deport TDA Gang Members, One Apprehended in Texas
- Texas Senate Gives Initial Approval to $336 Billion Budget for 2026–2027 Biennium
- Federal Judge Blocks Texas A&M University System's Drag Show Ban
- Texas Blocks Biden Administration Foster Care Rule Requiring Affirmation of Children's Gender Identity
- Texas Senate to Consider Siting Mandate for Renewables, Sparking Property Rights Fight
- Texas Democrats Lambast Trump, Musk, Abbott over Department of Education Elimination
- Texas Democrats Shift Messaging on Public Safety, Criminal Justice Legislation Slate
- Texas ‘Big Three’ Push School Choice with Former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey
- and MORE!
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- ‘I Think I Can Win if I Have $20 Million’: Paxton Re-ups Interest in Challenging Cornyn
- Texas Senate Passes Bill Banning Most THC Products, Packaging Appealing to Minors
- Abbott Announces Closure of Illegal Alien Processing Center, Offers Facility to Trump Administration
- Bill 'Requiring Local Law Enforcement to Assist the Federal Government’s Deportation Efforts' Discussed in Senate Committee Hearing
- Priority Water Infrastructure, Nuclear Power Bills Considered in Texas House
- Houston Woman Charged With Providing Abortions, First Arrest Under Texas Ban
- Two Texas Universities Investigated by U.S. Department of Education for 'Race-Exclusionary Practices'
- Death Star 2.0: Proposal Filed in House to Beef Up Texas’ 2023 Local Government Preemption Law
- Texas Lawmakers File Priority Bills Clarifying 'Life of the Mother' Abortion Exceptions
- And MORE!
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In the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson take listeners on a "catch-all" review of the 89th Legislative Session so far, from school choice to Texas House and Senate committee fights to a newly vacant statewide office.
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- House Public Education Committee Debates School Choice Bill in Marathon Hearing
- Texas Congresswoman, 'Crimmigration' Lawyers Discuss Deportation Evasion at Virtual Town Hall
- 200 New Illegal Immigration Federal Cases Filed in South Texas
- ICE Arrests Over 500 Criminal Illegal Aliens in Week-Long Houston Operation
- Texas Legislature Weighs Options to Cope With Influx of Data Centers, Other Large Loads
- Texas Senate Bill Would Prohibit Changing Sex on Birth Certificates to Conform to Gender Identity
- Texas Senate Weighs Withholding Tax Dollars From Cities Not Enforcing Statewide Homeless Public Camping Ban
- Senate Bill Would Grant Texans 'Exclusive Property Right' to DNA
- Former Speaker Phelan Proposes Bill Prohibiting ‘Deepfakes’ in Political Advertising
- New Bill Would Increase Public School Religious Release Times for Bible-Based Character Education
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Trump's Address to Congress Features Honored Texans, Lawmaker Disruptions
- Project Connect
- IVF Embryo Reporting Requirements Filed in Texas House
- Pay Dirt: Corruption, Nepotism Accusations Lobbed at State Conservation Agency, Board Member
- Campus DEI Offices Discussed in Texas House Higher Education Committee Hearing
- 'THC Ban,' Compassionate Use Bills Hear 10 Hours of Testimony in Senate Committee Hearing
- Former Uvalde Mayor, Now-Lawmaker Files Priority School Safety Bill
- Texas Lawmaker Proposes 'Enhanced Penalty' for Criminal Activity While Masked and Disguised
- Texas, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Debate Radioactive Waste Storage at U.S. Supreme Court
- Free Speech Organization Sues Texas A&M for Cancelling Campus Drag Shows
- ‘Michael Jordan of Politics’: Valentina Gomez Brings Brazen Brand from Missouri to Texas
And more!
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Rep. Ramon Romero (D-Fort Worth) sat down with The Texan's Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to talk about being appointed to chair the Mexican American Legislative Caucus, his views as a Democrat recapping the Texas House speaker election, and more.
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob explore the most recent email from Elon that shook the federal government, the "deeply online" origins of MAGA 2.0, President Trump's favorite and least favorite forms of architecture, and more.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Texas Lottery Accused of 'Conspiracy,' 'Organized Crime' in Legislative Hearings
- Attorney General Paxton Launches Investigative Probe Into Texas Lottery 'Process'
- Agriculture Commissioner Advises 'Extreme Caution' After Cartel-Suspected Explosive Device Kills Texas Rancher
- Colony Ridge Bust Results in 118 Arrests for Offenses Ranging from Homicide to Drug Trafficking
- VIDEO: Sen. Brandon Creighton Talks Senate's School Choice Plan, Texas Border Protection Efforts
- Texas Bill Would Allow Property Owners to Shoot Down Trespassing Drones
- Texas House Unveils Education Package, Setting Table for Policy Fights
- TEA Commissioner Discusses School Funding, Teacher Pay, Academic Outcomes in House Committee Hearing
- House Bill Seeks to Restrict Children's Access to 'Sexually Explicit Material' in Public Libraries
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Sen. Brandon Creighton sat down with Reporter Cameron Abrams to talk about School Choice in the Senate and Border Protection Plans for Texas.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Customs and Border Protection Reports Sharp Decline in Illegal Border Crossings
- Texas Lawmaker Proposes Requiring Insurance to Cover 'Detransition' Services
- 'Texas Teacher Bill of Rights' With Pay Raises Filed in Senate
- Texas Senate Bill Filed to Ban Taxpayer-Funded Expenditures on Abortions
- Texas Proposes Land Ownership Ban for Certain Foreign Entities
- Here's a Breakdown of IVF-Related Bills Filed So Far in the 89th Texas Legislature
- New Robert Roberson Filing Challenges Conviction, Citing 'Junk Science Writ'
- Four Times-Deported Illegal Aliens Arrested With 350 Pounds of Meth in Colony Ridge
- Dan Patrick, Matthew McConaughey Want $500 Million for Film Incentives, Texas House Less Keen
- West Texas County Reports Rising Measles Cases in Recent Weeks
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In the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson go line by line through the long awaited committee assignments released by Speaker Burrows Thursday morning.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Texas House Committee Assignments Released With GOP Majorities, Democratic Vice Chairs
- VIDEO: Gov. Greg Abbott on State of the State, School Choice, Property Taxes, Border Security
- Abbott Urges DEI 'Purge' of Schools in 2025 State of the State Address
- Gov. Abbott Lists 'Texas Cyber Command' as Emergency Item for State Legislature
- Texas Senate Committee Advances Priority Property Tax Bill, $40,000 Homestead Exemption Increase
- Federal Judge Blocks Portions of Texas SCOPE Act
- Nuclear bill
- Texas Senate Priority Bill Would Increase Parental Involvement in Children's School Library Materials
- CBP Officer Arrested for Alleged Human, Drug Smuggling Conspiracies
- New York Stock Exchange Plans to Relocate Chicago Exchange to Texas
- 40 Massage Parlors Closed in Texas Since Passage of Anti-Human Trafficking Law
- Lawmakers Announce New Texas Legislature UK Caucus
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Gov. Greg Abbott joined The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to discuss his most recent State of the State address, the future of school choice and education savings accounts in Texas, property tax reform, and securing the southern border.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Senate passes SB 2
- Abbott Outlines Property Tax Relief, School Choice, Water Infrastructure as Emergency Items in State of the State Address
- Public Education Funding, School Choice 'Billionaires' Feature in Texas House Democrats' Response to Abbott's State of the State
- Turbulent Ties: Donald Trump and Chip Roy Navigate Frenetic Relationship
- Trump and Abbott Executive Orders on Border Security, Illegal Immigration Take Effect
- Efforts to Legalize Gambling in Texas Face Senate Roadblock After Gaining Ground in 2023
- Lawmakers File Texas Constitutional Amendment to Remove Legislature's Authority to Regulate Firearms
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At The Texan’s 89th Session Kickoff event, Sen. Charles Perry (R-Lubbock), Rep. Ellen Troxclair (R-Lakeway), and Sen. Nathan Johnson (D-Dallas) joined Senior Reporter Brad Johnson for a discussion on Texas’ rapid population growth and the mounting challenges in infrastructure, water, and energy.
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At The Texan’s 89th Session Kickoff event, Reps. Donna Howard (D-Austin), Shelby Slawson (R-Stephenville), and Mano DeAyala (R-Houston) joined reporter Holly Hansen for a discussion on the urban-rural divide and its impact on policymaking.
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At The Texan’s 89th Session Kickoff event, freshman Reps. Hillary Hickland (R-Belton), John McQueeney (R-Fort Worth), Daniel Alders (R-Tyler), and Mitch Little (R-Lewisville) joined reporter Kim Roberts to discuss their early experiences in the Texas House and the challenges of transitioning from campaigning to legislating.
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Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar joined The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson for a discussion on the state’s financial outlook, infrastructure investments, and his political future.
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Reps. Cody Harris (R-Palestine), Cody Vasut (R-Angleton), and John Bucy (D-Austin) joined Senior Reporter Brad Johnson for a discussion on the dynamics shaping the Texas Legislature in the 89th Legislative Session.
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob explore the executive orders signed, the confirmation hearings, and the newly President Trump, back in office.
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State Reps. David Spiller (R-Jacksboro), A.J. Louderback (R-Victoria), and Eddie Morales (D-Eagle Pass) joined Congressman Chip Roy (R-TX-21) and The Texan’s reporter Cameron Abrams for a discussion on Texas’ border policies and how the new Trump administration’s plans will intersect with the state.
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Reps. Brad Buckley (R-Killeen), Drew Darby (R-San Angelo), and Briscoe Cain (R-Deer Park) joined reporter Cameron Abrams for a lively discussion on public education and school choice and how education issues might be addressed during the 89th Legislative Session.
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At The Texan’s 89th Session Kickoff, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo to chat about the political landscape — both in Texas and the nation — and the ongoing legislative session.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Passing the Gavel: The Brawl for the Texas House Speakership
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Releases First Round of Senate Priority Bills
- Rep. Leach Criticizes Health and Human Services Commission Over Changes to Pro-Life Program
- Texas Senate Committee Hears Testimony on 'Universal' School Choice Bill
- Texas Lawmaker Files 'Abolition of Abortion' Bill, Faces Opposition from Lt. Gov. Patrick
- Texas Deploys Over 400 Soldiers to Border in Collaboration With U.S. Border Patrol
- Texas Lawmakers File Artificial Intelligence Legislation for 89th Session
- Texas House Member Files Bill to Raise Minimum Death Penalty Age to 21
- State Lawmaker Seeks to Formalize Trump’s 'Gulf of America' in Texas Constitution
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On Tuesday, Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock) sat down with The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson for his first interview since securing the speakership.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance Take Oaths of Office
- Trump Spotlights Gov. Abbott, Attorney General Paxton in Post-Inauguration Speech
- Trump Executive Orders to Declare Border National Emergency, End Birthright Citizenship for Children of Illegal Immigrants
- El Paso Port of Entry, CBP One Immigration App Reportedly Shut Down After Trump Inauguration
- President Trump Issues Executive Orders Restoring Offshore Oil Drilling, Expediting Energy Project Permitting
- DEI, Gender Identity Federal Hiring Practices Eliminated in Trump Executive Order
- $330 Billion State Budget Filed with Additional Property Tax Relief, $1 Billion School Choice Program
- State Senator Files Bill to Increase Protections for Sexual Abuse Victims
- State Representative Sues Political Organization Over Text Messages Doxxing Cell Phone Number
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In the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson break down the top players, behind-the-scenes deals, and political drama that shaped the contest for the most powerful position in the Texas House.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Rep. Dustin Burrows Elected Speaker of the Texas House on Second Round of Voting
- Here’s How Each Texas House Member Voted in Both Rounds of the Speaker Race
- Patrick, Phelan Scrap Once More Ahead of Texas House Speaker Vote Over Bank Ties
- Gov. Greg Abbott Touts $70 Million Cash on Hand After Massive 2024 Fundraising Haul
- Dan Patrick Boasts Record Fundraising Haul, 'Second-Highest' in Texas History
- Texas Comptroller Projects $23.8 Billion Treasury Surplus Ahead of 89th Legislative Session
- Trump-Nominated Texans John Ratcliffe, Scott Turner Set for Senate Confirmation Hearings This Week
- State Senator Files Bill to Create Homeland Security Division Within Texas DPS
- Abbott Sends Firefighters, Equipment to Assist California Wildfire Response
- Abbott Announces Flags to Fly Full-Mast in Texas for Trump Inauguration Despite Biden Order
- Texas Judge Rules Against American Airlines ESG Retirement Plan Investing
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Congress Certifies Donald Trump's Electoral College Victory
- Republican Caucus Rifts Mark the Texas House Speaker Race
- ‘Cook or Calamity’: Paxton, Texas GOP Embark on Crusade Against Pro-Burrows Republicans
- Abbott Appoints James Sullivan to Texas Supreme Court, Elevates Jimmy Blacklock to Chief Justice
- 15th Court of Appeals investiture
- Canyon ISD Returns Bible to School Libraries After Backlash
- Texas Congressman Files Legislation to Move CBP Headquarters to Texas
- Corporate Transparency Act
- Texas Legislature Joint Committee Hear About Affects of Social Media on Children
- Houston Police Officers Immune From Liability After Crashing in Pursuit, Texas Supreme Court Rules
- President Biden Issues Parting Ban of New Offshore Oil Drilling on Federal Lands
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
Texas Political Stories to Watch for in 2025
- Trump’s mass deportations
- Statewide office logjam
- 89th Legislature budget fight
- Texas House speaker race
- Border security
- Local v. state
- House v. Senate
- Robert Roberson
- Trump v. Congress
Join us again on January 2nd for our next Daily Rundown.
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Happy New Year! On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron, Rob, and maybe a couple special guests take listeners back through the political craziness of 2024.
It's been a wild year, but we're ready for another one!
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses their top 10 stories in Texas politics this year — from President-elect Donald Trump's red wave in the 2024 general and Democratic electoral disappointment to Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan's (R-Beaumont) year and the speaker race at large, and all the biggest stories in between.
Merry Christmas!
Justice Ken Wise joined Assistant Editor Rob Laucius to talk all about the historical celebrations of Christmas in the Lone Star State.
We can't stress it enough. The Texas House speaker race is growing more contentious each day, and the players in the game along with it.
On the latest episode of Smoke Filled Room, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson cover top players, background noise, and unseen deals regarding the race for the most powerful position in the Texas House.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Join us again on January 2nd for our next Daily Rundown.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Texas Electors Cast Presidential Ballots for Donald Trump and J.D. Vance
- Robert Roberson Issued Second Subpoena to Appear at House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Hearing
- House Bill Seeks to Clarify Legality Surrounding Texas Abortion Law
- Canyon ISD Removes the Bible From School Libraries, Citing Law Targeting ‘Sexually Explicit’ Material
- Amarillo Conservative Donor Starts $20 Million Fund to Target 2026 Primary and General Election
- New 'Make Texans Healthy Again' Initiative Launches Advocacy Campaign
- Fort Worth Aircraft Manufacturer Awarded First Tax Abatement Under New State Law
- Elon Musk Requests Election to Incorporate 'Starbase' City
- Trump Calls on Republicans to 'Eliminate Daylight Saving Time'
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Dustin Burrows Releases House Speaker Majority Support List After David Cook Wins GOP Caucus Nomination
- The Gavel and Its Gravity: Texas House Members Push for Speakership Reform
- Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Affordable Care Act Expansion to DACA Recipients
- Texas Senator Files Bill to Prevent Convicted Illegal Aliens from Serving Community Time
- Texas-Based U.S. Army Soldiers Allegedly Smuggled Illegal Immigrants
- Webb County Judge Announces Party Switch to Republicans After November Election
- New State School Safety Bill Proposes Use of Remote-Operated Aerial Drones
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob bounce around topics like Trumps cabinet selections, the recent changes in South Korea, comments and reactions to President Biden pardoning his son Hunter Biden, IFV mixups and policy predictions, and more. Might as well be lions, and tigers, and bears, oh my!
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Texas Secures Temporary Win Against Federal Interference With Razor Wire Border Protections
- ‘Whole New Texas House’ Says Phelan’s Chief of Staff on Proposed Chamber Reforms
- Texas Appeals Court Denies Rehearing Motion in 2021 Blackouts Case Against Generators
- Freeman Martin Sworn In as New Texas Department of Public Safety Director
- Texas Accuses BlackRock, Other Financial Firms of Conspiring to Close Coal Power Plants
- Texas Files SCOTUS Brief in Pornographic Website Age Verification Lawsuit
- Paxton Lawsuit Alleges South Austin Homelessness Center is 'Nuisance' to Community
- Today in Texas History: Sam Houston Steps Foot in Texas
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Happy Thanksgiving! This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Trump Nominates Texans Scott Turner, Brooke Rollins for Presidential Cabinet
- Post-Election Breakdowns, Numbers, and History: Smoke Filled Room Ep. 10
- PUC Crypto Rule
- End of Texas Centennial
- Texas Supreme Court Halts Trial Court’s Depositions of Ken Paxton, Aides in Whistleblower Suit
Happy Thanksgiving!
Justice Ken Wise joins Assistant Editor Rob Laucius to talk all things historical leading up to the start and widespread celebration of Thanksgiving as we know it today. Plus, learn a little about politics in the early Texas Republic.
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The post-mortem. The aftermath. The latest episode of "Smoke Filled Room."
Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson dissect the numbers, explain the historical significance, and give a comprehensive breakdown of Texas' 2024 general election results.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Texas Offers Border Ranch Land for Trump's Mass Deportation Effort
- Abbott Issues Executive Order Against Chinese Communist Party's Harassment of Dissidents in Texas
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Announces Texas Dementia Research Institute as Legislative Priority
- State Board of Education to Approve Elementary School Curriculum Emphasizing Character Traits, Patriotism
- Gov. Abbott Directs State to Accept Mexico’s Rio Grande Water Supply Offer
- Texas Nuclear Power Workgroup Suggests New State Authority, Low-Interest Loans to Spur Development
- Texas Lawmakers File Health and Food-Focused Bills for 2025 Legislative Session
- Texas A&M Board Approves Removal of 52 Programs, Including LGBTQ Studies Minor
- Video: Rep. Drew Darby Talks Education, Property Taxes, House Speaker’s Race
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Rep. Drew Darby sat down with The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the future of School Choice, Property Taxes, and the House Speaker’s Race.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Hurry Up and Wait: Texas House Speaker Race Gains Post-Election Steam
- Democrat John Bryant Enters Texas House Speaker Race
- School Choice, Other Education Bills Filed for Upcoming 2025 Legislative Session
- Chinese Land Ownership, Border Security, Gender Privacy: Legislative Filing Opens in Texas
- Trump Selects Former ICE Acting Director Tom Homan as New 'Border Czar'
- South Dakota's John Thune Elected U.S. Senate GOP Majority Leader Over Texan John Cornyn
- Trump Taps Former Texas Congressman John Ratcliffe for CIA Director
- Texas Sues Department of Justice Over Federal Trump Investigation Documents
- Texas Legislature Gains New Crop of Pro-School Choice Republicans After November Election
- Texas Medical Board Reiterates Abortion Law Exceptions, Physician 'Rules and Responsibilities'
- GOP Judicial Victories in Harris County Spurred by Business Community's Massive $18 Million Push
- Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have a Winner: SMSS Ep. 9
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob go line by line through election results-- Swing states, demographics, going back to 2016 and 2020. Predictions were made, and some were proven right. Surprising or not, we go thought it all on Send Me Some Stuff.
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As we come to the end of election week, our entire reporting team joined live on X Wednesday night to discuss election results, takeaways, and all the wild happenings the past week has brought us.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Family Members of Robert Roberson’s Deceased Daughter Push for Execution in Letter to House Committee
- Rep. Jeff Leach 'Ex Parte' Messages with Court of Criminal Appeals Judge over Robert Roberson Published
- Four Takeaways from Texas' Last Campaign Finance Reports Before Election
- Democrats Prioritize Abortion in Closing Pitch to Texas Voters at Kamala Harris Rally
- Brad’s thoughts on the Cruz rally
- Republican Don McLaughlin Faces Democrat Cecilia Castellano for South Texas House District
- Incumbent Republican Angie Chen Button Faces Democrat Averie Bishop for Dallas County House District
- DPS Reports Increase in Special Interest Illegal Immigrants, Unaccompanied Children Crossing Border
- Texas Sues El Paso Doctor For Allegedly Prescribing Gender Modification Hormones to Children
- The One Right Before the Election: Smoke Filled Room Ep. 9
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Races to watch and more political insider information from McKenzie DiLullo and Brad Johnson, this month in the latest episode of "Smoke Filled Room." The team covers the actual unprecedented events of the Roberson case, the polling numbers from early voting results, and how they expect the general election to shake up the Texas House and Senate.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Abbott's General Counsel Argues Texas Supreme Court Should Dismiss Roberson House Committee Subpoena
- Robert Roberson House Committee Hearing Features Celebrities, Former Judge, Trial Juror
- Early Voting Begins for 2024 General Election
- Initial GOP Early Vote Turnout in Texas Substantially Higher Than 2020 Levels
- Gonzalez, Flores Trade Blows in Heated Debate for South Texas Congressional Seat
- Republican Harris-Davila Faces Democrat Birkholz in Competitive Williamson County House District
- Democratic Rep. Mihaela Plesa Faces Republican Steven Kinard in Collin County House Race
- Paxton Demands Federal Election Commission Issue New Rules on ActBlue's Payment Methods
- San Antonio Police Confirm Venezuelan 'Tren de Aragua' Gang Occupied Vacant Apartments
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Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham sat down with The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the future of the Alamo, Fronton Island, and the 2024 general election.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Cruz, Allred Spar Over the Border, Abortion, and Biological Men in Women’s Sports in Lone Senate Debate
- Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles Denies Robert Roberson Clemency Day Before Scheduled Execution
- Secretary of State Amends Election Advisory to Require Proof of Naturalization for 'Limited Term' ID
- 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Allows Texas to Enforce Voter Integrity Law
- Where to Find Sample Ballots, Voter Information for November Election in All 254 Texas Counties
- Texas Windstorm Insurance Association Denied 10 Percent Rate Increase, Prefacing Legislative Fight
- Lawsuit Challenges New Federal Rule on Small Business Financial Reporting
- Freedom Caucus Asks Texas Education Agency to Explain Revenue Discrepancies Up to $21 Billion
- Autonomous Vehicles Expand in Texas, Lawmakers Weigh Future Oversight
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On this episode of Send Me Some Stuff, Cameron and Rob cover all they can leading up to the presidential election — podcast and media appearances, immigration policy and polling, "Christian nationalism," and every other effort the candidates are making to reach the American people. We are less than one month away from Election Day — and the pressure is on.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Here Are the Five Top Themes of Texas’ Latest Campaign Finance Reports
- Biden Administration’s Appeal over Emergency Room Abortions in Texas Declined by SCOTUS
- Abbott Proclaims 'Day of Observance for Israel' On Anniversary of October 7 Hamas Attack
- Republicans and Democrats Lean Into Partisan Social ‘Wedge Issues’ as Election Nears
- Texas Calls on Federal Government Provide Citizenship Data for Voter Verification
- Dallas GOP Activists Suggest Voters ‘Abstain’ from Voting for Embattled House Republicans
- Alamo Cenotaph Now Officially Owned by General Land Office
- Candidates Square-Off in San Antonio Debates
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Rep. David Cook Chosen as House Reform Group's Challenger to Speaker Dade Phelan
- Ken Paxton Files Appeal Against Court Upholding State Fair of Texas Firearms Ban
- Video: Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick on Texas' Oil Industry, Her Future in Office
- U.S. House Passes 'Kelly-Cruz Amendment' to CHIPS Act, Sent to Biden's Desk
- National Democrats Increase Efforts in Texas for Allred, Supreme Court Candidates
- Cruz Knocks Allred for Supporting EPA Rule to Mandate Half of New Vehicles be Electric by 2032
- Texas DPS Sends Cease and Desist to Automatic License Plate Reader Company
- Abilene Christian University Approved for Research Nuclear Reactor Construction
- Carroll ISD Reduces Tax Rate for Sixth Consecutive Year
- Texas Education Agency Commissioner Endorses Banning Cell Phones in Schools
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Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick sat down with The Texan’s Senior Reporter Brad Johnson to discuss how her office fights to regulate the oil and gas industry while keeping endangered species safe.
“When you look at us we regulate oil and gas... we also do pipelines and pipeline safety in the state. We have about 480,000 miles of interstate and intrastate pine in the state, which is to the moon and back,” Craddick said when taking a look at a portion of the work she oversees.
The railroad commissioner also has a responsibility to the environment. “The kicker is this one. We now have to get US fish and wildlife to sign off on all these sights too. And it isn't just endangered species, or potentials, or animals, but it could be grass, or plants, or other things,” she explained.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Parliamentarians, Chamber Rules, and the Race for Texas House Speaker
- Ana-Maria Ramos Becomes First Democrat to Join Texas House Speaker Race
- FBI, State of Florida Investigating Second Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump
- OAG Lawsuit Against Bexar County Voter Registration Mail Plan Dismissed by Judge, Paxton Appeals
- Texas Attorney General Calls for State to Obtain Federal Citizenship Data to Cleanse Voter Rolls
- Gov. Abbott Declares Venezuelan Gang 'Tren de Aragua' Foreign Terrorist Organization
- Cruz Launches $6.7 Million Ad Buy Hitting Allred Over Voting Record on Biological Men in Women's Sports
- CBP August Report Says Encounters Between Ports Of Entry at 'Lowest Level in Years'
- New HHSC Data Indicates No Elective Abortions Performed in Texas in Last Two Years
- Bipartisan Texas Lawmakers Urge Clemency for Robert Roberson, Scheduled for Execution in October
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This episode on Send Me Some Stuff, Brad, Cameron, and Rob discuss everything policy predictions, polling percentages, and presidential debates. The team takes a look into the Harris Campaign's newly released policy issues, but start off with a dark and stormy image fro the Atlantic.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- State Rep. James Frank Joins Texas House Speaker Race
- Trump and Harris Face Off in First Debate, Texas Elected Officials React
- Lt. Gov. Patrick Releases New Set of Interim Charges Including Impeachment Reform, Runoff Evaluation
- Gov. Abbott Rejects Biden Administration's Demand to Cede Fronton Island
- Texas GOP Names Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne As Its New 2024 Victory Chair
- Former Uvalde CISD Police Chief Files Motion to Quash Indictment over Robb Elementary Shooting
- Public Comment to Open on New TEA Curriculum in State Board of Education Meeting
- Smithville City Council Approves Property Tax Increase Amid State Legislator’s Opposition
- Texas Senator Hits College Station Over 'Sanctuary City Style' Resolution Blocking Individual Disannexation
- Bee Cave Police Department to Deploy Autonomous Drones as Part of Emergency Response Program
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- Third Phelan Challenger David Cook Enters Race for Texas House Speaker
- Attorney General Paxton Sues Bexar County for Proceeding with Voter Registration Mailings Despite Legal Warnings
- Texas No Longer Accepting Court Orders to Change Sex on Birth Certificates
- Texas, Montana Win Nationwide Stay Against Federal HHS Gender Modification Rule
- Judge Blocks Part of SCOPE Act Requiring Content 'Monitoring and Filtering' for Minors
- Texas’ Water Supply Dilemma Subject of Senate Committee Hearing
- New Data Indicates 50,000 Public School Students Withdraw to Homeschool Each Year
- Texas Hurricanes Among the Costliest in Recent U.S. History
- Unlikely Alliances in Texas Politics: Smoke Filled Room Ep. 7
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In episode 7 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson discuss the ever-changing alliances between lawmakers. Over the many years they've been in Texas politics, they have seen bonds formed, broken, and rebuilt again. It's all in a day's work to survive the Texas Legislature!
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- Cruz and Allred Hit the Road in Competitive, Expensive Senate Race
- Abbott Announces Over One Million People Removed From Texas Voter Rolls
- Interview: Gov. Abbott Talks Voter Roll Purge and ‘Repeat Offender’ Harris County
- Texas, 15 Other States Granted Temporary Stay in Lawsuit Against New Homeland Security 'Parole in Place' Rule
- Cruz Requests Answers from Homeland Security Secretary About Illegal Immigrant Flights, Airport Security
- Texas Speaker Dade Phelan Announces School Choice Support, Other Priorities After New Chief of Staff Hire
- Texas Department of Public Safety Finalizes Contract for 'Tangles' Surveillance Tool
- Dan Patrick Launches New PAC to Grow, Support GOP Majority in Texas Senate
- UT System and Institutions Should Not Take Official Social, Political Positions, Board of Regents Says
- Airplane Crash Victim Families Ask Texas Court to Dismiss Boeing’s ‘Morally Reprehensible’ Plea Deal
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- Texas Children’s Whistleblower Fired After Alleging Child Gender Modification Medicaid Fraud
- FIRE Sues Ken Paxton, Alleging New 'SCOPE Act' Violates Constitutional Rights, Commerce Clause
- Dallas Judge 'Sets Aside' Federal Trade Commission Non-Compete Rule
- Allred Campaign Seeks Balance on Energy Issues Between Progressive Base, Moderate Electorate
- Texas Tax Return Preparer Banned From Operating After Allegedly Costing Government $20 Million
- FTC Alleges Texas Car Dealerships Illegally 'Packed' Add-Ons, Targeted Black and Latino Consumers
- Nine Houston-Area Massage Centers Face Temporary Injunction After Owner Fails to Comply With Closure Orders
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Sylvester Turner Selected to Replace Late Congresswoman Jackson Lee as Democratic Nominee
- Chip Roy Sends Letter to San Antonio Police Chief, Requesting Answers Regarding Migrant Resource Center
- Texas Attorney General Threatens to Sue Dallas Over State Fair Firearm Policy, Statewide Legal Opinion Requested
- Texas Senate Committee Requests Documents Related to Big Tech Election Interference Investigation
- Texas Prisons Director Admits Heat Caused Three Inmate Deaths, Requests Additional Funding
- Texas Education Agency's 2023–2024 School Ratings 'Refresh' Temporarily Blocked by Judge
- Biden Administration Barred from Enforcing New 'Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity' Rules Under Title IX
- University of Houston Poll Shows Majority of Texans Concerned about Housing Affordability
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In episode 6 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson reflect on the no-so-normal summers they've seen in Texas politics the past few years. Now that summer is coming to a close, we see some clear battlegrounds for Texas seats up for election in November.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses:
- Biden Visits Austin, Touts Supreme Court Reform at LBJ Presidential Library
- National Republicans Eye South Texas District, Commit to Backing Mayra Flores
- Paxton Announces $1.4 Billion Settlement with Meta over Facebook Facial Recognition
- Texans Show Support for Educational Savings Accounts and School Vouchers, New Poll Finds
- Texas Congressional Members Urge DOJ to Investigate Alleged Medicaid Fraud at Texas Children's Hospital
- Gov. Abbott’s Invasion Clause Declaration Backed by Fifth Circuit Judge in Preliminary Border Win
- Illegal Immigrant Shoots San Antonio Police Officer During Domestic Violence Call
- Dallas Residents Could Vote on Marijuana Decriminalization in November
- Video: Rep. Cole Hefner talks Ban on Hostile Foreign Nations Buying Texas Land, House Speaker Race
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In episode 5 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson explain the dynamics of different players behind the scenes in Texas politics and analyze the campaign finances from this year's hotly-contested primary elections.
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- SCOTUS Rules Presidents Have Immunity for Official Acts, Remands Criminal Charges Against Donald Trump for Review
- Texas Democrat Calls on Biden to Withdraw From 2024 Presidential Race
- U.S. Supreme Court Unanimously Rules Against Texas Social Media Censorship Law
- Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration’s LNG Export Permit Pause
- U.S. Supreme Court to Review Legal Challenge to Texas Age Verification Law for Pornographic Websites
- El Paso Judge Rejects Paxton's Request to Close Catholic Charity Accused of Facilitating Illegal Border Crossings
- Estimated $700 Million Cost of Texas Anti-ESG Laws Based on Faulty Data, New Report Asserts
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In episode 4 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson discuss the aftermath of the 2024 Texas runoff election.
The two discuss surprises, winning factors, and predictions for the Texas House speakership — not to mention the surprise announcements from not one, but two major political players that interrupt this episode.
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In this episode of “Send Me Some Stuff,” The Texan reporters Brad Johnson and Cameron Abrams dive into the latest sports drama with Scottie Scheffler and Harrison Butker, the race for the Texas GOP chairmanship, the ongoing staffing issues with the Austin Police Department, an article detailing the death of the Tea Party movement, and drama in Congress between Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA-14) and Jasmine Crockett (D-TX-30).
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This week, the team discusses:
- A meeting between Phelan and House Democrats resurfacing over the 2021 quorum break
- The Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education hearing about campus protests and DEI
- Congress passing legislation co-authored by Sen. Ted Cruz reauthorizing the FAA
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announcing he has enough signatures to run on the ballot in Texas
- GOP Legislation to Exclude Noncitizens from Census Draws Opposition from Texas Democrats
- The Austin Police Department releasing its plan for the next five years
- A Galveston bridge’s partial collapse after being struck by a barge
- Federal Government Challenges Texas' Ownership of Fronton Island in Rio Grande
- A select Texas House committee’s proposals to combat the federal government’s pause on new liquefied natural gas exports
- A new partnership between the University of Austin and Capital Factory
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In episode 3 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson dive deep into the U.S. Senate race in Texas, comparing Sen. Cruz's races against former Congressman Beto O'Rourke in 2018 and Congressman Colin Allred (D-TX-32) this year.
They also take a look at some of the other competitive races across Texas to keep an eye on this year, as well as a preview of the race for Texas GOP chair that is just around the corner.
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Attorney Mitch Little, who served on Attorney General Ken Paxton’s defense team during his impeachment trial and then defeated incumbent Rep. Kronda Thimesch (R-Carrollton) in the March 5 primary election this year, sat down with The Texan’s senior reporter Brad Johnson.
Little discussed the upheaval of the wide swathe of races like his that defeated incumbents, his commitment to the “Contract with Texas” demands for the next House speaker, and what he thinks the legislation for school choice will look like in the upcoming session.
“I think [the voters] see the legislative process as deformed and dysfunctional, and the primary was really a referendum on that issue not so much Ken Paxton or even school choice, just the function of the legislative body that’s supposed to be deliberative and supposed to be the voice of the people,” said Little.
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In this episode of “Send Me Some Stuff,” The Texan reporters Brad Johnson and Cameron Abrams dive into the latest on the pro-Palestine protests happening at campuses across the country, Oregon’s backtracking on its drug decriminalization policies, Google firing employees who engaged in a disruptive protest, the FTC banning noncompete contracts, and a Texas city that hasn’t held elections in almost two decades.
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Today, The Texan is celebrating its 5th anniversary of providing Texas with news you can trust.
To celebrate, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo sat down with CEO and Founder Konni Burton to talk about the history of the company and staying true to our mission.
“I don’t believe that the media is here to tell the average citizen what or how to think,” said Burton. “The media’s job is to report so that people can read the whole story, see what the issue is about, understand the issue, and then think for themselves and make their own decisions for themselves.”
Plus, we give an inside look into what life is like behind the doors of our office.
“If I don’t laugh a lot, I will curl up in a ball and cry, because politics is maddening. Laughter is important to keep you sane and get you through it,” said Burton. “I’ve been very pleased to see that The Texan’s staff believes that as well.”
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This week, the team discusses:
- Biden signing the foreign aid and TikTok divestment bills into law after both passed the House and Senate
- An El Paso grand jury indicting 141 suspects in the March border riot after a judge dismissed the charges
- Gov. Greg Abbott and U.S. Speaker Mike Johnson supporting an incumbent congressman against his YouTuber challenger
- The pro-Palestine protest at the University of Texas at Austin
- The U.S. Supreme Court hearing a challenge over treating unbuilt firearm kits as firearms
- The Supreme Court dismissing a lawsuit challenging Texas mail-in ballot restrictions
- Seattle Children’s Hospital agreeing not to provide gender modification treatments to Texas children
- Tarrant County District Attorney Jose Garza facing his second petition for removal
- ERCOT’s new 2030 electricity demand estimate being 40,000 megawatts more than last year’s estimate
- An Operation Lone Star bust recovering $2 million worth of cocaine
- The City of Austin introducing a resolution to protect “gender-affirming healthcare” for transgender residents
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This week, the team discusses:
- The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals denying a rehearing for the lawsuit over Texas’ READER Act
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruling against the State of Texas, despite Attorney General Ken Paxton claiming a win
- A Texas congresswoman’s full-page ad calling on New York law enforcement to move to Texas
- A poll showing the leads Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have over Joe Biden and Colin Allred in Texas
- A Texas man’s lawsuit against the women he alleges provided his ex-wife with abortion pills
- A Democratic redistricting organization’s plans for three Texas Supreme Court seats
- The 5th Circuit blocking an order that fined Texas $100,000 per day for foster care system violations
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick directing the TCEQ to halt a concrete kiln project in Dorchester
- $6.4 billion of federal dollars for a Samsung semiconductor facility in Texas
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In episode 2 of The Texan's "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson hold a mock draft–giving their best predictions for who they think will be most likely to run for statewide office in the near future.
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This week, the team discusses:
- Donald Trump asserting that abortion regulations should be left to the states
- Republican lawmakers and nominees rolling out their “Contract with Texas” proposed reforms to the House
- Answers from the two Republicans in the May runoff to run for Senate District 30 in November
- The Texas Democratic Party criticizing Texas’ law banning DEI offices for public universities
- Falling illegal immigrant encounters on the southern border in March
- The State of Texas suing Harris County over its guaranteed basic income pilot program
- Tesla and X owner Elon Musk’s meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei in Austin
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This week, the team discusses:
- Attorney General Ken Paxton’s investigation into Boeing and its parts supplier
- A viral social media post falsely claiming Texas voter rolls increased by over one million in the last year
- A Texas woman suing after being arrested and detained for a self-induced abortion
- Eleven Texas lawmakers asking the Biden administration for help over a water treaty with Mexico
- The University of Texas at Austin closing its DEI office and “redistributing” its programs
- The second-ever reported human case of bird flu in the U.S. thanks to Texas dairy cattle
- A Texas judge’s decision that the federal government overstepped in requiring states to track highway emissions
- A lawsuit over a federal rule change for credit card late fees blocked from being transferred out of Texas
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The Texan reporters Brad Johnson and Cameron Abrams host their first episode of Send Me Some Stuff, where they’ll dive deep into content that goes beyond the scope of their usual reporting.
This week, they talk about the pullback in ESG, the future of AI regulations, possible changes to the Texas House rules surrounding the speakership race, and the latest developments at Neuralink.
Here’s the stuff they talked about this week:
- Why ESG Investing Might Never Recover (Wall Street Journal)
- Is bipartisanship dead in Austin? Not on artificial intelligence rules. (Dallas Morning News)
- Opinion: The King is Dead. Long Live the King, But Not this Monarchy. (Dallas Express)
- Implantable brain chip allows paralyzed former Texas college student to use social media for the first time (Click2Houston)
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This week, the team discusses:
- House Speaker Dade Phelan at the center of Texas’ Republican primary runoffs
- Oral arguments in the Supreme Court case over the abortion pill mifepristone
- Felony charges being dropped against Attorney General Ken Paxton after nine years
- Texas Congresswoman Kay Granger stepping down as chair of the Appropriations Committee
- A Texas House chairman’s thoughts on the chamber’s leadership and reforms to the rules
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order to crack down on antisemitism on college campuses
- Five arrested for smuggling high-powered firearms to Mexican drug cartels
- Rising opioid overdoses and homicide rates in Austin and Travis County
- The race to chair the Republican Party of Texas, with moves being made behind the scenes
- Austin hiring as its next city manager T.C. Broadnax, the former city manager of Dallas
- The upcoming total solar eclipse that will run through Texas on April 8
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Senator Charles Perry (R-Lubbock) sat down with The Texan’s reporter Matt Stringer to discuss Senate Bill (SB) 4, the border security legislation that Republican lawmakers passed last year that is currently caught up in an ongoing court battle.
SB 4 was authored by Perry in the Senate and Rep. David Spiller (R-Jacksboro) in the House, and passed during the fourth special session in November.
“It’s very clear the states have the right to defend themselves, and that’s the heart of SB 4,” said Perry. “We’re not challenging federal supremacy. We’re saying you got supremacy. You just chose not to do anything with it. We’re going to take that role for you.”
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This week, the team discusses:
- State Rep. Tom Oliverson announcing his run for speaker of the Texas House
- The legal twists and turns over Texas’ Senate Bill 4 that would criminalize illegal immigration at the state level
- Mexico declaring it will not accept illegal immigrants sent back to Mexico under SB 4
- Tucker Carlson criticizing Gov. Greg Abbott at a Tarrant County Republican event over the southern border
- A Colombian illegal immigrant connected to a cartel found with torture images on his phone
- A Lebanese illegal immigrant claiming to be a Hezbollah terrorist
- The Texas Permanent School Fund cutting its ties with the asset manager BlackRock
- Texas having eight of the 10 fastest-growing counties in the United States
- Abbott’s comment on a social media video criticizing private equity firms in the residential market
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In the first episode of The Texan's new "Smoke Filled Room" podcast, Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and Senior Reporter Brad Johnson discuss the aftermath of the landmark 2024 Texas Primary Election.
They discuss the impact and effects of the endorsements from Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton amid the push for school choice and the repercussions of the impeachment saga, Speaker Dade Phelan being pulled to a runoff election, and how scandal surrounding the departure of Speaker Dennis Bonnen still echoes through Texas politics.
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This week, the team discusses:
- The U.S. Senate introducing the Laken Riley Act to detain and arrest illegal immigrants who commit crimes
- One Customs and Border Patrol agent and two National Guardsmen killed in a helicopter crash
- An El Paso judge blocking Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit against Catholic nonprofit Annunciation House
- A judge blocking the Biden administration from redirecting funds away from border barrier construction
- Paxton’s new legal advisory on school safety with information on new state laws
- Paxton calling to increase crime reporting requirements for district attorneys
- The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals affirming the need for parental consent for minors receiving contraceptives
- A 150-year-old contract between the City of Palestine and Union Pacific Railroad
- A federal judge ruling against a standard from the National Labor Relations Board
- The Texas Education Agency appointing conservators to oversee a public charter school network
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This week, the team discusses their biggest takeaways from Texas’ March 5 primary elections, including the high number of incumbent state House members who were ousted or pushed to a runoff; the Abbott, Paxton, and Trump factors; and a rundown of the hottest races.
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This week, the team discusses:
- Trump and Biden making dueling visits to Texas’ Southern border
- Mitch McConnell stepping down as Senate minority leader and Cornyn announcing his run for the position
- The 13 ballot propositions Texas Republican primary voters have to consider
- Supreme Court hearing oral arguments in a lawsuit over Texas social media laws
- Wildfires forcing evacuations and a disaster declaration in the Panhandle
- Abbott pledging to review IVF regulations following the Alabama Supreme Court decision
- Paxton suing an online pornography group alleging a violation of an age verification law
- The potential for Texas electricity demand and capacity to double by 2050
- The attorney general succeeding in challenging congressional proxy voting for a 'pregnant workers' provision
- The top races to watch as Texas primary election day looms next week
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This week, the team discusses:
- The top races and themes in Texas’ March 5 primary elections
- State Rep. Ellen Troxclair and former Rep. Kyle Biedermann’s debate in the race for House District 19
- The race between Rep. Hugh Shine and challenger Hillary Hickland for House District 55
- Texas Rep. Ernest Bailes sparring with Gov. Greg Abbott over the Houston-area Colony Ridge development
- Stormy Bradley’s challenge to Rep. Drew Darby in House District 72
- U.S. Senate candidate Congressman Colin Allred voting against a law to reverse Biden’s pause on liquefied natural gas exports
- The Texas Office of the Attorney General suing a nonprofit Catholic charity for allegedly facilitating illegal immigration
- A poll showing Donald Trump leading Nikki Haley in Texas’ Republican primary by 71 points
- Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg trailing her Democratic primary challenger Sean Teare
- The moderate Democrat challenging Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza
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This week, the team discusses:
- The Republican Party of Texas censuring Republican House Speaker Dade Phelan
- A rise in Chinese nationals at the southern border with Mexico
- The Republican incumbents digging in their heels on opposing school choice and impeaching Attorney General Ken Paxton
- The U.S. House impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on its second attempt
- U.S. Senate passing a foreign aid package worth almost $100 billion without border security provisions
- The House Republican primary between an incumbent freshman and a Paxton impeachment defense attorney
- Austin accepting a $1 million grant from the EPA for “climate planning and action”
- A Texas congressman’s bill to connect the state power grid to its neighbors
- Rockwall County’s lawsuit challenging a one-voter municipal utility district with hundreds of millions in taxing power
- State Sen. Nathan Johnson facing a Democratic primary challenge from a House member
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This week, the team discusses:
- The vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas failing in a near-tie
- The U.S. Senate border bill and foreign security package failing to pass
- State governors meeting at the border to promise more support and resources for Texas
- Suspects in an attack on New York police officers revealed to be illegal immigrants with encounters in Texas
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s new reputation with the Texas GOP’s right flank
- A Texas Court of Criminal Appeals candidate’s legal battle with his mortgage company
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick speaking at a panel with BlackRock’s CEO over dispatchable generator investment
- The Austin City Council weighing its new “environmental investment plan”
- Texas suing five cities over their not enforcing state marijuana laws
- Tesla owner Elon Musk considering moving his business’s operations to Texas
- Two House GOP incumbents outraised by challengers in school choice-focused races
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This week, the team discusses:
- The Texas Supreme Court temporarily halting Attorney General Ken Paxton’s deposition
- Biden and other officials’ responses to three American service members killed in Jordan
- Jill Dutton beating Brent Money for the Texas House District 2 special election
- Former President Trump endorsing David Covey, challenger to House Speaker Dade Phelan
- Gov. Greg Abbott sending cease and desist letters to Texas House members over an outdated endorsement
- The lawsuit over Texas’ child gender modification bill in the state Supreme Court
- The Texas Supreme Court hearing arguments in a massive lawsuit over the February 2021 blackout
- The Texas Education Agency releasing its end of year report for 2023
- Texas’ oil and gas industry setting record production and export numbers in 2023
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This week, the team discusses:
- Abbott declaring in a statement that Texas has a “constitutional right” to “self-defense” on the border
- The Supreme Court allowing the federal government to remove Texas’ razor wire border barriers
- Texas continuing to create its border barriers despite the Supreme Court’s ruling
- A presidential campaign memo prompting discussion in the Texas GOP of whether or not to close its primaries
- Texas officials’ response to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspending his 2024 presidential campaign
- The Republican Texas House incumbents outraising their opponents for the 2024 race
- A Texas Senate candidate’s residency eligibility challenge headed to trial
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick set to speak at a February BlackRock event in Houston
- Where abortion policies stand in Texas, 51 years after Roe v. Wade
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This week, the team discusses:
- Sen. Ted Cruz endorsing Donald Trump after he won the Republican Iowa caucus
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick jumping in to his first Texas House primary race of the cycle
- An investigation disproving allegations that Texas officials let Mexican nationals crossing the Rio Grande drown
- One Texas House member reversing course on his vote to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s busing program reaching 100,000 noncitizens transported to sanctuary cities across the U.S.
- Gov. Greg Abbott setting a record for the biggest single political donation in Texas history
- The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals striking down part of Texas’ READER Act
- The sub-freezing temperatures that hit Texas this week
- The City of Austin relaunching its Equity Forum this month
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This week, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s campaign stops on behalf of Republican candidates who supported school choice
- The candidate challenging a Texas Supreme Court justice seeking the incumbent’s removal from the ballot
- The Texas Nationalist Movement asking the Texas Supreme Court to put its TEXIT proposition on the state GOP ballot
- Gov. Greg Abbott raising $13 million in the second half of 2023
- The residency challenge against candidate Brent Hagenbuch for Senate District 30 being postponed
- Attorney General Ken Paxton asking the Texas Supreme Court to enforce last year’s $3.3 million whistleblower settlement
- Texas’ licensing regular announcing steps it is taking to combat human trafficking
- U.S. Housing and Urban Development reporting that homelessness rose in Texas in 2023
- ERCOT saying that Texas’ power grid is prepared for the cold front next week
- The Texas A&M president pushing back against a report criticizing its partnership with Qatar
- Special prosecutors being named in the case against Smith County Clerk Karen Phillips
- The National Championship game expected to bring 100,000 people and $200 million to Houston
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This week, the team discusses:
- Some of the biggest themes to watch in Texas politics this year
- A new record for how many times U.S. border guards encountered illegal immigrants
- Texas receiving a “D-” from March of Dimes for its maternal and infant health outcomes
- Gov. Greg Abbott calling the U.S. Homeland Security secretary “pathetic” over his comment on the border crisis
- The Biden administration suing Texas to block a new state law that would criminalize illegal immigration
- The judge from the viral Zoom “cat lawyer” video retiring and flipping a Southwest Texas judicial seat
- The Americans that came back home after a prisoner exchange with Venezuela
- The new state laws that took effect on January 1
- The death of former Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, who represented Dallas for 30 years
- The McKinney home of Attorney General Ken and Sen. Angela Paxton falling victim to a “swatting”
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This week, the team discusses our top 10 stories from the Texas political scene this year — marked by the impeachment of a statewide official, an expulsion of a legislator, raging policy fights, and feuding state leaders.Thanks for listening, and Happy New Year!
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This week, the team discusses:
- Some of the most important races in the Texas House for 2024
- Gov. Greg Abbott signing a bill that creates a state criminal offense for illegal immigration
- The federal government suing the Houston-area Colony Ridge development, alleging deceptive lending practices
- Congressional lawmakers from Texas divided over renewing a section of the Foreign Intelligence and Surveillance Act
- The Texas Supreme Court dismissing a defamation lawsuit against Beto O’Rourke
- A Texas congressman introducing a bill to ban required diversity, equity, and inclusion statements in American universities
- A Texas appeals court ruling that electricity ratepayers cannot sue power generators over the February 2021 blackouts
- The 2024 candidates for a state Senate seat declaring one of the challengers does not meet residency requirements
- A fight between the City of Dallas and the Texas attorney general over the release of a list of vulnerable municipal regulations
- The famed ‘Victory or Death’ letter making a historic return to the Alamo for exhibition
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This week, the team discusses:
- A Texas House Democrat running to primary Democratic Sen. Nathan Johnson in 2024
- A Texas woman fleeing the state after the Supreme Court stayed her medical restraining order to Texas’ laws against abortion
- The Texas Secretary of State arguing that legal challenges to the November constitutional amendment election are moot
- One renewable company’s challenge to a new state electricity pricing order before the Texas Supreme Court
- The plaintiff seeking to oust Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza revealed as having a prior felony charge for meth
- A Dallas councilwoman’s proposed changes to the city charter, including lifetime term limits
- University of Texas faculty members signing a letter expressing “deep concern” for the free speech of pro-Palestine students
- Conservative megadonor Tim Dunn selling his shale company CrownRock for $12 billion
- Tech billionaire Elon Musk looking to start his own university in Austin
- A billboard in El Paso promoting San Francisco as a “sanctuary city”
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This week, the team discusses:
- The Texas Legislature adjourning sine die after the fourth special session of 2023
- A shooting that killed six by a suspect who was bailed out of jail by an interest group in 2022
- A lawsuit from a woman claiming to require an abortion challenging Texas’ pro-life laws
- The Texas attorney general suing the U.S. State Department for allegedly censoring conservative media
- The mayor of Austin and district attorney of Travis County’s letter requesting federal investigation into Austin police
- The Travis County district attorney facing a citizen petition to have him removed from office
- The latest meeting in Austin of the Texas GOP’s State Republican Executive Committee
- Houston ISD’s state-appointed superintendent claiming the district has over 100 schools with “D” or “F” ratings
- A Texas state representative pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of impersonating a public servant
- The results of November’s constitutional amendment election being delayed due to election contests
- ERCOT approving a new emergency electricity pricing tool to cut costs for consumers
And more.
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This week, the team discusses:
- Floria Gov. Ron DeSantis filing for Texas’ 2024 Republican primary ballot
- Rep. Kyle Kacal changing course on re-election and announcing he will not run again
- Oral arguments before the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals over Texas’ READER Act
- Parliamentary procedure in the Texas Legislature and how it was tested in the 88th session
- The Border Patrol apprehending 21 sex offenders in the Del Rio sector in under two months
- An Edinburg man sentenced to five years in prison for smuggling methamphetamine in car batteries
- The libertarian Cato Institute ranking Texas lowest in the nation for personal freedom
- Mark Cuban selling his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to casino owner and advocate Miriam Adelson
- Texas voters approving $37 billion worth of bonds in the November 2023 election
- A Midland woman and her Mexican brother sentenced to decades in prison for drug trafficking
- Several South Texas border officials switching parties and leaving the Democratic Party for the GOP
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This week, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott endorsing former President Donald Trump for 2024
- Abbott jumping in to Texas House primaries after school choice was defeated on the floor
- Texas State University in San Marcos hosting the first 2024 presidential debate
- The State Board of Education debating the presence of climate change and evolution in Texas textbooks
- Rep. Andrew Murr, leader of the Paxton impeachment, announcing he won’t run for re-election
- Texas DPS seizing firearms and ammunition from four suspected human smugglers arrested near El Paso
- ERCOT canceling its request for an additional 3,000 MW of power for the upcoming winter
- The Texas Office of the Attorney General suing Pfizer and Tris Pharma over the ADHD drug Quillivant
- The assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963
- Texas claiming the title of first Thanksgiving for a Spanish colonist in 1598
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For our special edition Thanksgiving podcast, The Texan is joined by Justice Ken Wise, the host of the Texas history podcast Wise About Texas.
Justice Wise serves on the 14th Court of Appeals in Houston, but also has a passion to preserve and promote the rich history of the Lone Star State.
This week, we dive into the claim that the first Thanksgiving was actually celebrated in Texas by a Spanish conquistador near present-day El Paso.
Read more about the background of the story here: https://thetexan.news/texas-history/texas-claims-the-first-thanksgiving-celebration-in-america/article_acee2e3e-8587-11ee-a63a-7fc3b26b1ec8.html
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This week, the team discusses:
- The Texas House passing two major border bills in the fourth special session
- Thousands of pro-Palestine activists gathering at the Texas Capitol to demand a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
- Major metropolitan mayors requesting the Biden administration help with illegal immigration
- State and local rewards offered for information relating to suspects in a Pearland shooting
- Eight Republicans helping to block the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
- Galveston County Treasurer succeeding in abolishing his own office
- Congressman Michael Burgess announcing he will not run for re-election in 2024
- A judge allowing the Attorney General Ken Paxton “whistleblowers” to seek new discovery and depositions
- A Montgomery County church suing its utility district for attempting to collect a “backdoor tax”
- A mistrial in the murder case against Austin police officer Christopher Taylor
- Congressman Pat Fallon reversing course on returning to the Texas Senate
And more.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas Legislature convening for its fourth special session
- A bill to criminalize illegal immigration stalling out in the third special session
- House District 2 special election between Brent Money and Jill Dutton
- Texas Sen. Drew Springer not running for re-election in 2024
- 13 /14 Texas constitutional amendments passing on the 2023 ballot
- Midland-Odessa approving over $2 billion in school district bonds
- Smith County approving $179 million for a new county courthouse and parking garage
- The Austin City Council’s vote to remove mandatory minimum parking spaces for new construction
- Nate Paul indicted on four additional federal charges of wire fraud
- U.S. Supreme Court hearing a lawsuit challenging Trump-era federal bump stock ban
- The House Democrats' letter to the Texas Democratic chair requesting a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
- A human smuggling suspect crashing their car and killing eight people near Batesville
- A Veteran’s Day Remembrance of the 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, Japan
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott expanding his special session call to include teacher pay and school funding
- The upcoming special election to replace an expelled representative from the now-vacant House District 2
- A federal judge’s restraining order preventing the federal government from cutting Texas’ border concertina wire
- The Legislature passing a ban on employers mandating COVID-19 vaccines for employees and contractors
- Congresswoman Kay Granger announcing she will not run for re-election next year
- A poll showing how different political and racial groups across the state view school choice
- Attorney General Ken Paxton’s felony securities fraud trial set for April 15, 2024
- A trial set for April 2024 in the Texas Medicaid fraud case against Planned Parenthood
- Contenders coming out to challenge Texas lawmakers in next year’s primary elections
- A Texas senator opposed to a new Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife rule regarding captive deer
- Our interview with former president and current presidential candidate Donald Trump
And more.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson being elected as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
- The Texas House passing border security bills and a vaccine mandate ban
- Attorney General Ken Paxton suing to stop federal border agents from cutting concertina wire
- The 14 constitutional amendments on the ballot for Texas voters
- A new state law allowing religious chaplains to perform counseling services in public schools
- A Mexican illegal alien sentenced to 15 years in prison after shooting a Seminole police officer
- The Texas Department of Public Safety rescuing 14 sex trafficking victims
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick purchasing $3 million in Israeli bonds, the same amount he received from Defend Texas Liberty
- A speaker at a Texas Association of School Boards event advising teachers on how to teach the 1619 Project
- The Supreme Court of the United States hearing the First Amendment lawsuit of a former Castle Hills councilwoman
- The Texas Lottery setting a new sales record in Fiscal Year 2023
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Rep. Jim Jordan losing the first vote for U.S. speaker, with three Texas Republicans voting against him
- The Texan’s tour of the Colony Ridge development in the Houston area
- Thousands of “special interest aliens” being apprehended at the southern border between 2021 and 2023
- The Texas Senate passing a ban on private employers issuing COVID-19 vaccine mandates
- Galveston County appealing a district judge’s ruling that its redistricting map violates federal civil rights law
- The fundraising numbers for Sen. Ted Cruz’s 2024 Democratic challengers
- Pro-life groups and San Antonio residents suing to restrict the city’s “Reproductive Justice Fund” from funding out-of-state abortion
- Texas comptroller purchases $20 million in in Israeli bonds to provide “financial liquidity” during Gaza war
- Attorney General Ken Paxton issuing guidance on ESG enforcement in Texas
- Forney ISD constructs a new “Keith Bell Opportunity Central” high school
And more.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Legislature’s third special session
- House Speaker Dade Phelan saying school choice must come with raises for teachers
- The special session’s expected focus on border security, including a proposed state Border Protection Unit
- Sen. Brandon Creighton’s education savings accounts school choice plan passing the Senate education committee
- Sen. Mayes Middleton’s ban on private COVID-19 vaccine mandates advancing through committee
- The meeting between a conservative political organization and an antisemitic commentator that sparked a fight on Texas’ right
- The U.S. Supreme Court preparing to hear a Texas farmer’s Fifth Amendments rights case
- Sen. Ted Cruz raising over $5 million in the third fundraising quarter this year
- A poll showing strong support in Republican districts for school choice
- Attorney General Ken Paxton endorsing four Collin County Republicans challenging House incumbents
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Sen. Brandon Creighton joined The Texan’s reporter Cameron Abrams to discuss the ongoing effort to send school choice legislation to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk.
Creighton, the chair of the Senate Education Committee, is the author of Senate Bill (SB) 1, the centerpiece legislation for Abbott’s top priority for the current special session.
He discussed the details of his legislation, including why the bill did not pass during the regular session earlier this year and the dynamics between the House and Senate when tensions are particularly high.
“This is the emergency item,” said Creighton. “So I do believe we need to treat it as such and we need to expect that whether it’s in this third called special session or the seventh called special session, that we will be working in a way that at the end of the day, hopefully will help kids the most.”
Creighton also responded to criticism from a Democratic colleague who claimed that the legislation would promote racism and resegregation in schools, and discussed differing views on the policy within the homeschool community.
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Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, the chair of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, joined The Texan’s reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the start of the new special legislative session.
Martinez Fischer discussed his views on two of the top issues that Gov. Greg Abbott included on the special session call, efforts to pass school choice and border security legislation.
The caucus leader for Democrats also weighed in on the speculation that some members might attempt to oust Speaker Dade Phelan from his position amid the tensions between Phelan and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
“We have to remind everybody that the Speaker of the House is not the speaker of the Republican Party, it’s not the speaker for the MAGA wing of the Republican Party, it’s the Speaker of the House. He’s elected by House members, men and women, both sides, both parties” said Martinez Fischer.
“The speaker has been a very fair presiding officer on how we administer and interpret our House rules,” said Martinez Fishcer. “That being said, there a lot of bad ideas that come across the floor — a lot of bad ideas, more bad ideas than good ideas.”
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Rep. Kevin McCarthy as the first speaker of the House in U.S. history to be ousted in a vote
- A lack of additional funding for border security in the U.S. House’s stopgap funding measure
- A Texas congressman claiming he will nominate Donald Trump for speaker of the House
- Texas’ school choice and border security-focused special session set to begin Monday, October 9
- Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas waiving federal laws to construct barriers on the border
- 26 state attorneys general questioning Pornhub over a supposed ‘loophole’ in its verification system
- The police footage of Sen. Charles Schwertner’s DWI arrest in February
- A Kerr County commissioner being removed from office for his prior felony record
- A Texas law over social media content moderation on the docket of the U.S. Supreme Court
- The Texas Supreme Court preparing to hear arguments in a “public nuisance” case over the smell from chicken farms
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Comptroller Glenn Hegar telling Attorney General Ken Paxton to petition the Texas Supreme Court for his back pay
- The “whistleblowers” who accused Paxton of corruption doubling down following his acquittal
- A federal judge ruling that drag shows do not necessarily fall under First Amendment-protected “expressive conduct”
- A federal judge ruling that Texas’ ban on drag shows with minors in attendance is unconstitutional
- Abbott saying the special session agenda could include cracking down on illegal immigrant “colonies”
- Two elected local officials in Texas with felony convictions fighting to keep their offices
- Dueling lawsuits over a Houston high school student disciplined for violating the school district’s hair length policy
- General Electric suing a Texas recycling company over its dumping wind turbine blades in Sweetwater
- Laura Maczka Jordan and Mark Jordan’s bribery and fraud convictions upheld in appeals court
- Sturm, Ruger and Co. writing a letter to Texas lawmakers over alleged discrimination from Wells Fargo
And more.
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Judge Michelle Slaughter of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals joined The Texan’s reporter Matt Stringer to discuss the court’s 2021 decision that held that a state statute allowing the Texas attorney general to prosecute violations of election law was unconstitutional.
The decision has seen renewed interest, with Attorney General Ken Paxton criticizing it during a recent interview on the Tucker Carlson Show.
Slaughter, who joined the court’s 8 to 1 opinion, dissented when the Court of Criminal Appeals later denied a request to reconsider the matter.
“Despite the many misleading and false statements made in several of the briefs filed in this case, I do support a rehearing. To be clear, my position is not based on anything raised by the parties or amici but is instead based upon my own in-depth analysis of Texas history and the law,” Slaughter wrote in her 73-page dissent.
In her interview with The Texan, Slaughter explained the details of the case that was before the state’s top court for criminal cases and her reasoning for joining the majority in the decision.
“It is a judge’s job to apply the law, to apply it strictly as it’s written in its plain language and what that language meant at the time it was written and enacted,” said Slaughter.
She discussed how the court reached its conclusion by pointing to the separation of powers between the executive and judicial branches of government, with the Office of the Attorney General under the former and district attorneys under the latter.
“With our express separation of powers provision, it does not allow the legislature to take a duty that is expressly constitutionally assigned to an officer in one department and give that duty to an officer in a different department,” said Slaughter.
Slaughter also explained her unique nuance in her dissenting opinion, contending that the no party had argued the difference between facial constitutionality and constitutional as applied, a distinction that might provide a way for the attorney general to prosecute criminal cases when a district attorney expressly declines to fulfill constitutional duties.
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Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined The Texan’s senior reporter Hayden Sparks to discuss the recent acquittal of Attorney General Ken Paxton.
“There is some truth in this, that it was orchestrated from the beginning and that members were coerced to vote. That’s true — in the House,” said Patrick. “Not in the Senate. It was the House.”
Discussing his remarks at the end of the trial when he sharply criticized the way the House acted during the impeachment process, Patrick explained, “The reason I made my remarks on the dais before I adjourned was this: it needed to be in the historic record because 50 or 100 or 150 years from now, no legislator is going to come back and look at this interview or any other interview I’ve done or any TV interview that anyone’s done.”
“We weren’t perfect, but I wanted history to reflect that this House under this speaker, under that investigative committee, they totally ignored past precedent, totally ignored due process, totally ignored fairness,” said Patrick.
In addition to discussing the process of the impeachment trial, Patrick also weighed in on the political ramifications and how the trial might affect elections next year.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The long-standing feud between Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick
- Attorney General Ken Paxton’s appearance on Tucker Carlson’s show
- The mayor of Eagle Pass declaring an emergency after thousands of illegal immigrants cross into the city
- A new military manufacturing plant in Mesquite that plans to produce artillery for Ukraine
- Patrick calling for a formal audit of the Paxton impeachment proceedings to determine how much it cost
- A Texas A&M professor criticizing the university after the botched hiring of Dr. Kathleen McElroy
- The Supreme Court of Texas hearing a reporter’s defamation case concerning “fundamental” First Amendment rights
- State Rep. Rhetta Bowers leaving the Texas House for a chance at a Dallas congressional seat
- Dallas ISD adopting a new after-school “Positive Prevention Plus” sex education program
- A Pasadena mechanic’s second lawsuit against the city after it reneged a settlement agreement
- The principal of Overton High School arrested after using corporal punishment on a student
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Welcome back to our final episode of Inside the Impeachment: Paxton on Trial.
Today, we debrief it all. We discuss what’s happened in Texas politics since Attorney General Ken Paxton was acquitted on all 16 articles of impeachment, what the biggest moments of the trial were, what the political ramifications will be going forward, and our top takeaways from the biggest two weeks in recent Texas political history.
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Today, the Senate voted on the 16 impeachment charges leveled against Attorney General Ken Paxton in an effort to convict and remove him from office by the Texas House.
Here’s a recap:
- Paxton was acquitted on all 16 articles of impeachment by the Texas Senate.
- The House Board of Managers needed to convince 21 senators to sustain at least one of the charges. Most of the charges were dismissed by a vote of 14 to 16.
- After the votes were taken, Sen. Brian Birdwell (R-Granbury) made a motion to dismiss the four articles of impeachment that were held in abeyance and not considered during the trial. The motion passed.
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who has been largely silent since the House impeached Paxton in May, took to the microphone after the vote and lambasted the Texas House for pursuing impeachment.
- “Millions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted on this impeachment. 31 Senators and a large Senate staff that made this trial possible have put their family life, jobs, and businesses on hold for 3 months after being here already from January to June,” said Patrick.
- Patrick announced that he would be conducting an audit to determine “all taxpayer money spent by the House from the beginning of their investigation in March to today.”
- Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan (R-Beaumont) released a statement, “Over the last two weeks, the Texas House Board of Managers provided the Texas Senate and the people of Texas extensive evidence of Ken Paxton’s corruption, deception and self-dealing. It is extremely unfortunate that after hearing and evaluating this evidence, the Texas Senate chose not to remove him from office."
- In a press conference after the proceedings, Rep. Andrew Murr (R-Junction), chairman of the House Board of Managers, was asked if in hindsight he would change the approach the House took in the trial. “I would not do anything differently,” said Murr.
- Gov. Greg Abbott issued a statement commending the trial’s proceedings and the jury’s verdict, and said he looked forward to working with Paxton again in his role as attorney general.
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Today, suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton’s defense team and the House Board of Managers gave their final arguments in the impeachment trial, and senators began their deliberations on the articles of impeachment.
Here’s a recap:
- For the first time since the first hours on day one of the trial, Ken Paxton attended the proceedings. He sat between his lawyers and listened to the closing arguments.
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick read, at the request of both parties, all the articles of impeachment to the jury of senators prior to the closing arguments.
- “I have no idea how long the jury is going to deliberate. It could be hours, it could be days,” said Patrick. “Like any defendant, the attorney general is not required to prove he is innocent or produce any evidence at all.”
- The trial rules allow the House Board of Managers to divide up their hour-long allotment for an opening statement. Rep. Andrew Murr, chairman of the General Investigating Committee that brought the articles to the full Texas House of Representatives, gave a 10-minute opening statement.
- “Paxton had hired the best and brightest to run his office,” said Murr, looking to reinforce the credibility of the whistleblowers the House Board of Managers called to testify.
- “The power of the [Office of the Attorney General] cannot and should not be handed over to a private citizen to be used to attack their perceived enemies,” Murr contended, referencing the allegations that Paxton used his office to benefit Austin real estate developer Nate Paul.
- Tony Buzbee, one of Paxton’s lawyers, then spoke for almost an hour, leaving about five minutes for his colleague Dan Cogdell to close.
- “The Bush era in Texas ends today,” shouted Buzbee from the microphone at the front of the chamber. “We thought it had ended in the primary when Ken Paxton beat George P. Bush 68 to 32.”
- Buzbee alleged that Speaker Dade Phelan (R-Beaumont) supported the impeachment because he “got his feelings hurt” and presided over the House chamber while intoxicated.
- Murr took to the microphone again and presented clips of testimony from the trial — including from whistleblowers like David Maxwell and Jeff Mateer — to combat Buzbee’s arguments and reiterate the case made by the House.
- Rep. Jeff Leach (R-Plano), a member of the House Board of Managers who is from Collin County like the Paxtons, was the final speaker for the House. He said he had considered the attorney general a “brother in Christ,” “political mentor,” and friend. Buzbee objected to Leach’s speech, saying he was providing testimony. Leach was allowed to finish.
- Senators were then dismissed and began their deliberations behind closed doors without access to their phones, news coverage, or media.
- Sen. Angela Paxton (R-McKinney) is barred from participating in the deliberations or voting on the articles of impeachment.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- A new political poll showing Texas Republicans’ “unwavering” support for Donald Trump
- Former President Donald Trump defending suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton during his impeachment trial
- An ERCOT program that pays industrial electricity users to shutter operations during grid stress
- A Texas senator requesting records from UT Tyler over a transgender tennis player on its women’s team
- The seventh Texas House seat opening after Rep. Carl Sherman announced he would not run for re-election
- Odessa passing a ban on private vaccine mandates as well as a tax increase
- Tesla asking for almost $100 million from the federal government to fund an EV semi-truck charger network
- The Patriot Voice suing a payment processing company for $18 million over a canceled contract
- Ten gang members or affiliates being arrested near Houston for sex trafficking of children
- Lubbock City Council and county commissioners court approving a tax increase for Fiscal Year 2023
- An upcoming “family-friendly” church drag show featuring the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” group<
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Today, suspended Attorney General Ken Paxton’s defense team called their first and last witnesses. The House Board of Managers errantly rested their case yesterday, yielding their authority to call witnesses, and today ended with the defense resting its case, as well.
Here’s a recap:
- The defense called Justin Gordon, the current open records division chief at the Office of the Attorney General (OAG), as their first witness to testify on law enforcement exceptions to open records law. Paxton is accused of abusing the open records process by allowing Austin real estate developer Nate Paul access to a confidential Department of Public Safety (DPS) file.
- Austin Kinghorn, the associate deputy attorney general for legal counsel at the OAG, was called to testify next.
- Kinghorn expressed belief that no illegal activities occurred at the OAG — saying he would have left if he believed otherwise — and pride in serving under Ken Paxton.
- On cross examination, counsel for the House Board of Managers asked Kinghorn who his “client” is as an employee of the OAG. He responded that Paxton was, while counsel contended his client is the State of Texas.
- Henry De La Garza, the human resources director at the OAG, testified that the government, not an elected official, is the proper defendant under the Texas Whistleblower Act.
- De La Garza spoke of alleged insubordination from whistleblowers in their final days at the OAG, and testified that he supported the decisions made by First Assistant Attorney General Brent Webster to terminate their employment.
- Grant Dorfman, deputy first assistant attorney general, joined the OAG after the whistleblowers had left the office. He said he knew of the controversy surrounding the office from news reports, and sat down with Webster to talk through his concerns. He was sufficiently put at ease after the conversation and accepted a job with the agency.
- Dorfman spoke extensively about his work on the whistleblower lawsuit and settlement, and explained the OAG’s approach to seeking a settlement instead of a jury trial.
- During cross examination, Dorfman conceded he does not have firsthand knowledge of whether the allegations found in the whistleblower lawsuit
- Yesterday, the House Board of Managers aimed to amend the trial rules so Paxton would be automatically barred from running for Texas office in the future if the charges are sustained. Today, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced the motion was withdrawn.
- Tony Buzbee rested the case for the defense, and counsel for both sides agreed to begin their closing arguments at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial questioned Ray Chester, attorney for the Mitte Foundation; Drew Wicker, a former personal aide to Ken Paxton; and Blake Brickman, the former deputy attorney general for policy and strategic initiatives.
Laura Olson, the woman with whom Paxton is said to have had an affair, was at the capitol and expected to take the stand, but was deemed “unavailable” in a statement from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick.
The House Board of Managers rested their case, and the defense called their first witness to the stand.
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Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial questioned Brandon Cammack for most of the day, the special counselor Paxton retained on behalf of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) to investigate the complaints of Austin real estate developer Nate Paul against federal authorities.
Toward the end of the day, some additional witnesses were called to testify, including Joe Brown, who testified about applying for the special counsel job; Kendall Garrison, CEO of Amplify Credit Union; and Darren McCarty, a former employee of the OAG.
Some big parts of the day included:
- The proceedings started about an hour late. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said that the chamber was ready on time, but that the legal teams had an issue to work out before the proceedings began.
- Brandon Cammack, who got married a week ago and has yet to honeymoon due to the trial, testified that he was hired by Paxton himself to serve as outside counsel for the OAG. He said the attorney general said he wanted to hire a “special prosecutor” to investigate “potential violations of the Texas Penal Code.”
- Cammack was recommended to Paxton by Michael Wynne, Nate Paul’s lawyer. He said he was “excited” and “flattered” to be working with the OAG.
- “The only person I reported to was Mr. Paxton,” said Cammack when asked about the allegations that he was working for the Travis County District Attorney’s Office. He said he primarily communicated with Paxton via an encrypted messaging app and Proton email addresses.
- Cammack, who issued over 30 grand jury subpoenas in his investigation to evaluate Paul’s allegations against federal authorities, said he got the list of names to be subpoenaed from Wynne and Paul. He said he had never issued a grand jury subpoena at the time.
- Per Cammack, U.S. Marshals showed up at his law office in Houston after he questioned a judge about his deceased wife in his investigation.
- Cammack voiced his concerns to Paxton and Brent Webster, the first assistant attorney general who replaced Jeff Mateer, at a meeting at a Starbucks in Austin. He testified that Webster informed him there that his contract with the agency was null and void and that he would not be paid for his work.
- Paxton’s defense pushed back against the line of questioning that asserted Cammack was naive and inexperienced in his role with the OAG.
- Cammack insisted that he never thought he was investigating a “baseless” allegation and said that Paxton did not “pressure” him to reach a particular conclusion. He testified that he was not trying to help or hurt Paul, allegations outlined in one of the articles of impeachment.
- The Houston-based lawyer testified that, “I never got any pushback from anyone at the attorney general’s office or the Travis County District Attorney’s Office” until he received a cease and desist letter from Mateer, the OAG’s first assistant attorney general at the time.
- Brown, a former assistant U.S. attorney, briefly testified about applying for the special counsel role that Cammack filled.
- Garrison was questioned about the “midnight opinion” allegedly written to help Paul and his business, and testified about Paul defaulting on loans he owed to the credit union.
- McCarty, who was the deputy attorney general for civil litigation at the OAG, resigned from the office but did not join the whistleblower lawsuit. He gave testimony about the attorney general’s intervention in the Mitte Foundation lawsuit.
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Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial questioned Mark Penley, called to the stand by the House Board of Managers. Penley served as the Deputy Attorney General for Criminal Justice at the Attorney General’s Office under Ken Paxton, and is one of the four former employees who joined the lawsuit under the Texas Whistleblowers Act.
The prosecution then called Katherine “Missy” Cary, Paxton’s former chief of staff, to the stand, a long-time employee of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) who provided details about Paxton’s affair and the inner workings of the agency.
Gregg Cox, a former employee of the Travis County District Attorney’s Office, was called to testify, along with Margaret Moore, the former Travis County district attorney herself.
Some big parts of the day included:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who is presiding over the trial, said that time for witness examination should be up by Thursday evening. The Senate would then begin deliberations, and Patrick said there would be no days off until a verdict is reached.
- In regards to Paxton requesting staff to look into Nate Paul’s allegations against federal authorities, Penley testified he thought it was “insane” that the OAG would investigate a U.S. magistrate and federal agents.
- Penley said Paxton was “under Paul’s influence,” “biased against law enforcement to his detriment,” and that he feared he would be fired by Paxton if he could not convince the attorney general to distance himself from the Austin real estate developer.
- Paxton and Penley reportedly met in McKinney four days before Penley and his colleagues went to the FBI.
- Penley testified that he had “circumstantial evidence” that the attorney general was being bribed, and Paxton’s defense questioned him as to why he did not tell his boss. The defense argued that Penley, like other whistleblowers, didn’t do his due diligence in investigating Paul’s allegations before reporting Paxton to law enforcement.
- Cary testified that she overheard a conversation at an Austin restaurant regarding some personal information of the attorney general between a man and a woman she did not recognize. She took a photo of the woman, and spoke privately with Paxton about what she heard. Paxton told her that the woman was his realtor, and did not appear concerned. Cary later found out the woman was Laura Olson, with whom Paxton was having an extramarital affair.
- Recalling a meeting where Paxton, with his wife Sen. Angela Paxton (R-McKinney) in attendance, confessed to the affair in September of 2018, Cary said her “heart broke” for Sen. Paxton and that she believed the affair had ended at that point. She later testified that she found out the affair had continued in the summer of 2019.
- Cary said that morale among OAG employees was low, particularly among the security detail and travel aides. She testified that Sen. Paxton would call the office to ask about the attorney general’s whereabouts, and that “the staff was sometimes uncomfortable answering those questions.”
- Cox was asked by the prosecution to describe “potential” crimes Paxton may have committed while in office. The defense brought forward the fact that Cox has applied for a job with the OAG after writing a memo outlining Paxton’s potential crimes.
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Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial wrapped up testimony from Ryan Vassar, a former employee of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) who, unlike previous staff who testified, was fired from the office and joined the lawsuit under the Texas Whistleblowers Act.
The prosecution then called David Maxwell to the stand, a former Texas Ranger who served as the director of criminal law enforcement under Ken Paxton.
Some big parts of the day included:
- Rusty Hardin, attorney for the prosecution, looked to clarify statements Vassar made the day before about not bringing any evidence to the FBI when he reported Paxton with the other employees. Vassar said he meant that he did not bring documents, but that he did bring his “experiences.”
- Texts from Vassar that joked with another whistleblower that the OAG “might need some activities to keep the kids entertained” after they left the agency were read in front of the jury of senators by the defense.
- Vassar disagreed with the defense attorneys who alleged he was “trying to shape the media narrative.”
- Vassar said it wouldn’t be true to assert that he altered the letterhead on an OAG document to exclude Paxton’s name.
- Maxwell was up next, and testified that he thought Paxton “was going to get himself indicted” if he did not distance himself from Paul. He claimed “Nate Paul was a criminal, and we shouldn’t be associating with Nate Paul.”
- The former Texas Ranger said that Paul became “very angry” when Maxwell did not act on his complaints, and argued he would have been guilty of federal crimes of obstruction of justice and interfering with an investigation if he did investigate.
- Just after 4:30 p.m., the Senate adjourned until Monday at 9:00 a.m.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The debate over the controversial “forgiveness doctrine” in the Paxton impeachment case
- A U.S. district judge blocking a state law requiring age verification for pornographic websites
- The divide between Texas Republicans and conservatives over the Paxton impeachment
- Nueces County District Attorney Mark Gonzales resigning before his removal trial to run for U.S. Senate
- The 187th anniversary of Sam Houston being elected as the first president of Texas
- A report that a Chinese-owned social media app fostered opposition to a Texas land bill
- Texas’ ERCOT grid triggering emergency conditions but avoiding any rotating outages
- The day the Republic of Texas’ “floating capitol” was sold and disappeared from the historical record
- Almost 30,000 Texas students leaving public school for homeschooling in the 2021-2022 school year
- Texas dove hunting season opening on September 1
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Today, attorneys in the impeachment trial focused on finishing testimony from Ryan Bangert, one of the former deputy attorneys general who raised criminal allegations against Attorney General Ken Paxton. Ryan Vassar, another former employee of the attorney general’s office, was called to testify next.
Some major highlights of the day included:
- Bangert discussed a lunch he had with Paxton and Austin real estate developer Nate Paul, saying that he had “ethical concerns” about the meeting. Bangert said that during the lunch, Paul detailed his “theory of grievances against the Mitte Foundation” — a charitable organization in litigation against Paul’s business.
- Bangert claimed that it was a “professional death warrant” to bring the allegations against Paxton to the FBI and asserted that he was “constructively discharged” from his position, having his responsibilities stripped from him in the weeks that followed the criminal complaint.
- During the cross-examination, defense attorney Anthony Osso homed in on the allegations made against Paxton about the so-called “midnight opinion” — an informal opinion issued by the office that the whistleblowers say allegedly benefited Nate Paul.
- The prosecution then called Ryan Vassar, another former employee of the attorney general’s office, to the stand. Unlike the first two witnesses, Vassar was fired and joined the lawsuit under the Texas Whistleblowers Act.
- Vassar became visibly emotional when questioned by the prosecution regarding his reaction to being referred to as a “rogue employee” by Paxton.
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The second day of the impeachment trial continued with more testimony from Jeff Mateer, the former first assistant attorney general appointed under Paxton who was one of the eight employees to raise allegations of bribery and abuse of office to the FBI in 2020.
For this episode, The Texan reporters Brad Johnson and Matt Stringer are joined by Patrick Svitek of The Texas Tribune.
We’ll get into more details of some of these highlights from today:
- Paxton, who left after the lunch break on the first day of the trial, did not return to the chamber for the proceedings.
- Attorneys for the House and Paxton began the day with an agreement on which evidence to pre-admit, and Paxton’s team said that the suspended attorney general has “nothing to hide” and would drop their objection to evidence on the grounds of privileged communication.
- With repeated objections of leading the witness from Paxton attorney Tony Buzbee, House attorney Rusty Hardin questioned Mateer regarding the timeline and reasoning he had when raising allegations to the FBI.
- The first name drop of Anthony Fauci, Texans for Lawsuit Reform, and George P. Bush.
- Mateer said he believed Mr. Paxton was “under the influence” or being “blackmailed” because he could not explain why he was working so hard to help Nate Paul, but that Mateer ultimately became convinced it was due to an extramarital affair.
- During the cross-examination, Buzbee attempted to draw a distinction between state code and the first article of impeachment regarding the attorney general’s authority to become involved in lawsuits related to charitable organizations — an apparent attempt to throw that article into doubt.
- Buzbee accused Mateer and the other whistleblowers for staging a coup against Attorney General Paxton.
- After finishing the questioning of Mateer late in the day, the House impeachment team called another former employee, Ryan Bangert, to the stand.
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We’ve completed the first day of the impeachment trial — and a lot has already happened.
Here’s some highlights:
- The Senate voted to deny all of Attorney General Paxton’s motions to dismiss the articles of impeachment, with all motions receiving only six to ten affirmative votes from some Republicans.
- Motions needed a majority of 16 to be approved, while conviction on any of the articles of impeachment will need 21 votes.
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick gave more specifics about the timeline of the trial, saying that he expects to meet every weekday from 9 AM to 6 PM, and possibly on Saturdays except for this upcoming Saturday.
- In a decision on another motion, Patrick ruled that Paxton cannot be compelled to testify at trial, highlighting the similarities between criminal trials and the impeachment trial.
- Patrick, his legal advisor for the trial, senators, Senate staff, and witnesses were all sworn in under oath.
- Attorney General Ken Paxton pleaded not guilty to all articles of impeachment.
- House General Investigating Chair Andrew Murr gave the opening statement for the impeachment managers, while attorneys Tony Buzbee and Dan Cogdell gave opening statements on behalf of Attorney General Ken Paxton.
- Jeff Mateer, the former first assistant attorney general and one of the eight whistleblowers, was called to testify by the House Impeachment Managers.
- Debate over excluding evidence from the trial because of “privileged communication.”
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Welcome to Inside the Impeachment: Paxton on Trial.
In this special podcast series from The Texan, we're delving into the historic impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accused of bribery and abuse of office — charges that have set the stage for one of the most riveting political sagas in the Lone Star State.
Inside the Impeachment offers an exclusive backstage pass to the trial’s drama, strategy, and real-time developments. Whether you’re a political junkie or simply curious about the inner workings of Texas governance, this podcast is your front-row seat to history in the making.
What can you expect?
- Daily debriefs during the trial, starting September 5th
- In-depth analyses of arguments from both sides
- Background context to help you follow the proceedings
- Expert interviews and insider insights
Ahead of our daily podcasts at the start of the trial, we're releasing our first three episodes to give you background on everything you need to know to follow the trial.
Look out for our daily episodes as the trial begins this week.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick appointing a justice to help him preside over Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial
- A Travis County judge declaring the field preemption bill unconstitutional
- The Office of the Attorney General removing a judge’s block on Texas’ child gender modification ban
- House District 29 Rep. Ed Thompson not running for re-election in 2024
- The steps Texas has taken in its three-year fight against the ESG movement sweeping the investing world
- The Texas State Historical Association striking a balance between members on its board
- The ERCOT power grid’s slew of conservation requests amid the Texas heat spell
- Katy ISD announcing changes to how it will handle students’ “preferred pronouns” and bathroom use
- The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals siding with Texas against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- A rare earth mineral mining company leasing land from the State of Texas being sued by its investors
- School districts suing the Texas Education Agency over its plan to “refresh” its district rating system
- And, we give insight into our new podcast series, Inside the Impeachment: Paxton on Trial
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Welcome to Inside the Impeachment: Paxton on Trial.
In this special podcast series from The Texan, we're delving into the historic impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accused of bribery and abuse of office — charges that have set the stage for one of the most riveting political sagas in the Lone Star State.
Inside the Impeachment offers an exclusive backstage pass to the trial’s drama, strategy, and real-time developments. Whether you’re a political junkie or simply curious about the inner workings of Texas governance, this podcast is your front-row seat to history in the making.
What can you expect?
- Daily debriefs during the trial, starting September 5th
- In-depth analyses of arguments from both sides
- Background context to help you follow the proceedings
- Expert interviews and insider insights
Ahead of our daily podcasts at the start of the trial, we're releasing our first episode to give you background on the allegations first raised by senior assistants to Paxton three years ago.
Look out for Episode 2 in just a few days.
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Welcome to Inside the Impeachment: Paxton on Trial.
In this special podcast series from The Texan, we're delving into the historic impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton, accused of bribery and abuse of office — charges that have set the stage for one of the most riveting political sagas in the Lone Star State.
Inside the Impeachment offers an exclusive backstage pass to the trial’s drama, strategy, and real-time developments. Whether you’re a political junkie or simply curious about the inner workings of Texas governance, this podcast is your front-row seat to history in the making.
What can you expect?
- Daily debriefs during the trial, starting September 5th
- In-depth analyses of arguments from both sides
- Background context to help you follow the proceedings
- Expert interviews and insider insights
Ahead of our daily podcasts at the start of the trial, we’ve already released our first episode to give you background on the allegations first raised by senior assistants to Paxton three years ago.
Look out for Episode 2 in just a few days.
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review!
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Ken Paxton reportedly on the Texas House impeachment team’s witness list
- Gov. Greg Abbott speaks on southern border with four other governors
- A former judge declines to help Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick preside over Paxton trial
- Austin’s chief of police announces retirement
- Tickets required for members of the public to sit in on Paxton’s impeachment trial
- Planned Parenthood faces Medicaid fraud lawsuit that could cost $1.8 billion
- Conroe ISD voters see $2 billion bond on their November ballot
- Appellate court revives Texas Bar disciplinary action against first assistant attorney general
- Instagram account puts up billboard in Austin to protest the state’s “drag ban”
- Texas Young Republicans disassociates from the state GOP over comments from Chairman Matt Rinaldi
- Man sued over comment criticizing a teacher advising students to call pedophiles “minor-attracted persons”
And more.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Republican Texas Rep. Matt Schaefer announcing he will not run for re-election in 2024
- Sen. Ted Cruz and his Democratic challenger Rep. Colin Allred sparring over a federal semiconductor law
- U.S. Rep. Ronny Jackson’s confrontation with police over a seizure victim at a Texas rodeo
- Pornhub and other sites suing the state over a law requiring age verification for “sexual material harmful to minors”
- New accusations against Ken Paxton, including that he used burner phones and Uber to have an affair
- Gov. Greg Abbott unveils a new nuclear power plant project in Calhoun County
- The Texas House’s Select Committee on Educational Opportunity and Enrichment releasing its initial report
- Gov. Greg Abbott announcing wildfire disaster declarations for 191 of Texas’ 254 counties
- Plano ISD’s plan to implement a school marshal program to comply with state law
- The state attorney general finding Franklin County’s solar farm moratorium likely “invalid and unenforceable”
- Texas opening up sale and renewal of state hunting licenses for the upcoming seasons
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The Texan’s Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review!
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- State Rep. John Raney announcing he will not run for re-election in 2024
- The Office of the Attorney General appealing a district court’s ruling that the Heartbeat Act is unconstitutional
- The Texas Legislature failing to pass a judicial compensation reform bill in the 88th Legislative Session
- A Texas man sentenced for threatening mass shooting against Arizona election officials
- Protesters assaulting and spitting on attendees of the signing of the Save Women’s Sports Act
- DPS officials sound off on the dangers of illegal border crossings between ports of entry
- ACLU Texas suing to block Texas ‘drag ban’ on sexually oriented performances with children in attendance
- Members of a San Antonio family pleading guilty to bribing government employees for million-dollar contracts
- A breakdown of Texas A&M’s bungled hiring of journalism professor Dr. Kathleen McElroy
- Leander ISD parents holding a rally over a board trustee’s sexual assault allegations
- Angelina County authorizing a ‘planning study’ to consider building a new courthouse
- A first grade teacher in Mesquite ISD resigning after her ‘anti-white’ online posts went viral
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Texas GOP Chairman Matt Rinaldi, a former member of the Texas House of Representatives, joined The Texan’s senior reporter Hayden Sparks to discuss his vocal criticism of the chamber’s decision in May to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton.
“I’ve been representing the Republican Party of Texas in what is effectively a declaration of civil war by Republicans in the House, namely House leadership,” said Rinaldi, comparing the leadership of Speaker Dade Phelan (R-Beaumont) to that of former Speaker Joe Straus.
“The members didn’t even know [the impeachment vote] was going on until 48 hours before. They were surprised by it. And then, instead of leaving the members to vote, they whipped votes like it was a policy matter. So the way it was handled was extremely top-down.”
In addition to discussing his criticisms of the impeachment process, Rinaldi also weighed in on how he believes the Senate should handle the trial, how the votes on impeachment could play a role in the next Republican primary election cycle, and how the division between Republicans on impeachment fits into the broader political battles with Democrats.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Ken Paxton’s attorneys filing a motion to dismiss 19 of the suspended attorney general’s 20 impeachment charges
- The potential endangered species designation that could hinder Gov. Greg Abbott’s Rio Grande buoy barrier system
- Oklahoma sending its National Guard troops to assist Texas with securing the southern border
- The Texas DPS having rescued over 900 children from human smuggling and trafficking through the southern border
- Parker County as a microcosm of the state’s 2024 Republican primary elections
- The beginning of the first of 21 election contests over Harris County’s 2022 general elections
- A Title IX investigation into Garland ISD revealing “shockingly inadequate” compliance with student safety standards
- The ongoing conflict between Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and HISD Superintendent Mike Miles
- The SMU graduate suing the university over its shift to online classes during the COVID-19 pandemic
- A poll of likely Houston voters showing crime as a top issue going in to the city’s mayoral election
- A new law that prohibits hunting in river beds over concerns for private property rights
- Texas having nearly $9,000 in local government debt for each resident of the state
- The $142 million Houston-based Medicare fraud scheme that ended in three arrests
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s response to the Department of Justice demanding he remove the Rio Grande buoy barrier system
- Texas book vendors suing over a state law that penalizes them for selling “explicit” books to schools
- Ken Paxton’s attorneys requesting a bill of particulars for the attorney general’s impeachment charges
- VA employees now able to request a religious accommodation from performing abortion procedures
- Texas withdrawing from a multi-state voter data sharing organization after transparency and impartiality concerns
- Texts revealing Texas House members’ anger about Paxton’s $3.3 million settlement funding request
- Sen. John Whitmire and Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee leading in the Houston mayoral race
- A Texas woman’s $1 million lawsuit over botched gender modification treatments she received as a teenager
- The attorneys for a lawsuit from Uvalde victim families facing criminal contempt charges in a $6 billion lawsuit
- Former Harris County employee Rick Noriega demanding $685,000 and an apology from Judge Lina Hidalgo
- An computer glitch causing Limestone County appraisal values and property taxes to skyrocket
- Aldine ISD planning to use eminent domain on a home to build its new football stadium parking lot
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issuing a gag order on all parties in the Ken Paxton impeachment trial
- Greg Abbott defending Operation Lone Star against claims that officers mistreated illegal immigrants
- The funds Texas Republicans raised following Paxton’s impeachment
- U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz introducing a bill to ban the use of “Latinx” in documents from government agencies
- Dan Crenshaw and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pushing studies on psychedelic drug treatments for veterans with PTSD
- Texas lawmakers criticizing the Biden administration’s attempt to force Texas to expand Medicaid
- The Kemah City Council hiring a former Odessa official who was fired for interfering with an investigation
- Texas Rep. Four Price announcing he will not seek re-election next year
- Uvalde mayor Don McLaughlin announcing his run as a Republican for a moderate Texas House district
- The February DWI charges against Texas Sen. Charles Schwertner being dismissed
- Texas localities preparing for solar eclipse tourists in October
- Elon Musk’s X Corp. suing four Dallas “John Does” for allegedly scraping Twitter data
- The Odessa City Council’s investigation into a data breach via an ex-employee’s email account
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Sen. Paul Bettencourt (R-Houston) joined The Texan’s senior reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the passage of the property tax relief compromise agreed to by the Texas House and Senate last week.
Bettencourt served as a chief negotiator for the Senate during the tense standoff between Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, House Speaker Dade Phelan, and Gov. Greg Abbott.
“It’s quite frankly a joy to be able to be involved in a process that gives $18 billion of tax relief back to the citizens of Texas,” said Bettencourt.
During the interview, Bettencourt discussed the details of the plan, how the final deal evolved from the start of the legislative session in January, and the process of negotiating with the House.
Bettencourt also talked about his criticisms of the Harris County election administrator and efforts to provide more oversight and accountability in elections.
“If you don’t have an election process that people have faith in, you’ve got nothing,” said Bettencourt. “Harris County, while it isn’t too big to fail, it’s too big to ignore.”
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas House and Senate striking a deal on property tax reform
- Ken Paxton’s legal team claiming that the House impeachment managers are “withholding information”
- Texas Sen. Roland Gutierrez announcing his candidacy for U.S. Senate to displace Ted Cruz
- Gutierrez lashing out at Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House leadership over the property tax compromise
- A small business owner suing Gov. Abbott over Texas’ new Rio Grande buoy system
- A federal judge dismissing a lawsuit from The Satanic Temple challenging Texas’ laws against abortion
- The El Paso gunman who murdered 22 people in 2019 receiving 90 consecutive life sentences
- A Uvalde parent who was banned from school district property having that ban lifted after a lawsuit threat
- Sen. Ted Cruz announcing bipartisan legislation to crack down on schools linked to the Chinese Communist Party
- The City of Austin suspending its partnership with the Department of Public Safety
- The former El Paso city manager being hired as the city manager of Odessa
- The Texas State Historical Association mediating a lawsuit over its board’s ideological makeup
Rep. Jared Patterson (R-Frisco) joined The Texan’s reporter Cameron Abrams to discuss the READER Act, legislation he authored aimed at removing sexually explicit material from public school libraries.
Signed by Gov. Greg Abbott and set to become effective in September, the legislation will require library book vendors to rate applicable materials as “sexually explicit” or “sexually relevant.”
“Ultimately, what [the new law] does is it eliminates explicit content and puts in parental controls over other content,” said Patterson.
Patterson also discussed the ongoing debate between the House and Senate over property tax reform, and when he thinks the standoff will come to an end.
“I think in the month of July, we will have this completed,” said Patterson. “All it takes is for both sides to come to the table in good faith.”
Patterson also discussed the possible outcome of a special legislative session regarding school choice, as well as the legislature’s efforts to improve the reliability of the energy grid.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- An additional 9,800 babies born in Texas as a result of the state’s laws against abortion
- The state’s ERCOT grid setting a new energy demand record amid its first test this year in the Texas heat
- Paxton’s attorney saying that he will not testify in his upcoming impeachment trial
- The U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a web designer can refuse to make a website for a same-sex wedding
- A federal judge in Texas vacating a Biden administration rule against “ghost gun” gun kits
- Ken Paxton’s associate Nate Paul being tried on fraud charges prior to Paxton’s impeachment trial
- The U.S. Supreme Court overturning affirmative action in higher education admissions as “unconstitutional”
- Colin Allred branding himself as a moderate in his campaign against Sen. Ted Cruz
- Competing West Texas proposals for recapturing oil and gas taxes fail in Texas Senate
- The Texas Supreme Court passing on deciding the constitutionality of the governor’s emergency powers
- Federal border officials cutting barbed wire to allow illegal immigrants to cross and escape from the heat
- The City of Houston suing Texas over the state’s new local government preemption law
- A Dallas Walgreens partnering with a “sexual health services” clinic to offer sexual health care, including “gender-affirming car
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Rep. Jodey Arrington (R-TX-19) joined The Texan’s reporter Matt Stringer to discuss federal issues facing Congress, including the recent referral of articles of impeachment, the how House Republicans plan to respond to the border crisis amid the expiration of Title 42, and negotiations over the budget as elected officials raised the debt ceiling again last month.
“Two out of the three seats at the negotiating table were occupied by Democrats, and we still came out with a bill that would reduce spending for the first time in over a decade,” said Arrington. “That reduced discretionary spending year over year for the next two years. Now that’s not going to save the country from a debt crisis, but it’s stopping the bleeding.”
Arrington also weighed in with his thoughts on the Republican presidential primary and the main candidates in the race.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas House and Senate advancing their property tax relief plans in the second called special session
- Mitchell Jordan defeating Krissy Clark to become mayor of Palestine
- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign rally with Texas officials
- The Vatican investigating Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, a critic of Pope Francis and Joe Biden
- The U.S. border patrol’s drop in illegal immigrant encounters after the end of the Title 42
- A Texas appeals court considering a Galveston homeowners associaton’s ban on short-term rentals
- A Texas judge sanctioned for not officiating same-sex marriages heading to the state Supreme Court
- Odessa negotiating with the Texas GOP executive director to become city manager
- Four additional suspects charged in the nation’s deadliest human smuggling incident in San Antonio last year
- A biology professor fired for student complaints over his comments on religion and gender
- The Texas law enforcement who went to Poland to conduct training on human trafficking prevention
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This week, Brad Johnson, interviewed economist Vance Ginn about the competing property tax proposals that have been debated as the stalemate on relief continues between the Texas House and Senate.
They discuss the policies at the center of the debate — homestead exemptions, appraisal caps, and compression rates — as well as the possibility of eliminating the school maintenance and operations portion of property taxes.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas Senate adopting rules for Ken Paxton’s Senate impeachment trial
- Former Texas Congressman Will Hurd running for the 2024 presidential GOP nomination
- The Texas GOP condemning the impeachment of Paxton
- The Senate passing a new $12.7 billion property tax plan in the midst of its standoff with the Texas House
- Federal judges hearing arguments over removed books in a Texas public library
- Democrats vying to replace Cruz challenger Rep Colin Allred
- Palestine’s mayoral candidates defending themselves from accusations of wrongdoing and criminal histories
- Gov. Greg Abbott breaking his personal veto record with 76 vetoes for the 88th regular session
- The Texas Education Agency’s proposals to update its school district rating system
- Abbott signing a law to increase Texans’ online user data protections
- Texas Christian University teaching an elective course on drag performances
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick saying his “good faith” with Speaker Dade Phelan is “broken”
- The Texas House appointing a committee in anticipation of a school choice special session
- Gov. Greg Abbott threatening mass vetoes unless the Legislature reaches a compromise on property taxes
- The end of Texas’ three-year COVID-19 disaster declaration
- Abbott signing the “READER Act” to remove explicit materials from public school libraries
- Abbott’s illegal immigrant busing program expanding to Los Angeles
- The new leader of the U.S. Border Patrol
- A court ruling it unconstitutional for the federal government to impose vaccine mandates on Texas National Guardsmen
- Sen. Ted Cruz requesting answers from Mark Zuckerberg over child sexual abuse networks on Instagram
- A poll showing Cruz leading his Democratic challenger Colin Allred by 5 percent
- The Legislature approving $1.5 billion for the expansion of rural internet service
- Controversies and criminal histories in the race to become mayor of Palestine
- A lawsuit against the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office alleging violations of constitutional rights
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick calling Abbott’s plan to abolish property taxes a “fantasy”
- The lawyers for Attorney General Ken Paxton appearing at the Texas GOP headquarters to criticize his impeachment
- Brian Harrison asking Gov. Greg Abbott to add vaccine mandate bans to the special session agenda
- Sen. Ted Cruz criticizing a new law in Uganda that increases criminal penalties for homosexuality
- Abbott signing into law a ban on child gender modification in Texas
- The replacement for the state’s Chapter 313 school district tax break program
- A slate of new public safety laws that cracks down on street racing and “rogue district attorneys”
- The journey of bill to expand police records disclosures to the governor’s desk
- The Legislature’s market reforms to the state’s ERCOT power grid before the sweltering summer
- A new alternative to the Texas Association of School Boards
- Two Houston women sentenced to a decade each for drug trafficking and conspiracy
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This week, the team discusses the biggest hits of the 88th Legislative Session, including the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, where political priorities like school choice and border security stand after sine die, and the start of the first special session of summer 2023.
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This week, the team discusses the biggest hits of the 88th Legislative Session, including the impeachment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, where political priorities like school choice and border security stand after sine die, and the start of the first special session of summer 2023.
At 1:00 PM today, May 27, the Texas House is scheduled to begin consideration of articles of impeachment against Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Ahead of the proceedings and vote, The Texan Senior Editor McKenzie DiLullo and senior reporters Brad Johnson and Hayden Sparks give you a rundown on the developments in the events leading up to today.
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Related coverage:
- Paxton Calls on Phelan to Resign Amid House Probe into Whistleblower Settlement Payment
- Texas House Investigative Committee Runs Through Probe of Attorney General Paxton
- Ken Paxton’s Impeachment Recommended by Texas House Investigative Committee
- Texas House to Vote on Ken Paxton Impeachment Saturday Afternoon
- Paxton Calls for Supporters to Assemble ‘Peacefully’ at House Impeachment Vote
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas House’s investigation into Attorney General Ken Paxton
- U.S. House Republicans passing a border security bill as the Title 42 order came to an end
- The Senate passing a House education bill after tacking on school choice proposals
- The House passing a bill to ban the state from adopting ESG policies just minutes before a legislative deadline
- The House passing a ban on state public universities having DEI offices
- Texas House Democrats defeat a measure to require U.S. citizenship to vote in Texas
- The Senate approving a substitute for the House’s bill to replace the expired Chapter 313 program
- The House moving forward with a bill to increase state control over Harris County’s elections
- Harris County considering legal action over the House’s actions over its elections
- The Senate passing a bill to remove explicit materials from public school libraries
- The Senate passing a bill to create a state border force and increase penalties for human smuggling
- Bills to address gun crime and bail policies dying on the House floor as deadlines roll in
- The Senate adding grid priorities to the Public Utility Commission as insurance against the House
- The House passing a b
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The House passing a ban on biological males competing against women in intercollegiate sports
- The House’s version of the Senate’s property tax plan, featuring major changes
- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sending state officers to Texas to address the border crisis
- Gov. Greg Abbott threatening a special session to pass school choice
- The release of the Legislature’s conference committee on the state budget
- The Senate taking up a House bill to prohibit banks from specially tracking firearm purchases
- A Houston Democratic club censoring a lawmaker after she voted to ban child gender modification
- The Legislature sending its local government preemption bill to the governor’s desk
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick saying the Senate will not consider legalizing casinos and sports betting
- House members pushing forward an alternative plan to subsidizing natural gas power plants
- A bill to expand state surveillance on jewelry purchases criticized by civil liberties groups
- Texas lawmakers turning to procedural “points of order” to kill each other’s bills as session comes to close
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Doug O’Connell, the defense attorney for Daniel Perry, joined The Texan senior reporter Hayden Sparks to discuss Perry’s recent trial and sentencing of Perry to 25 years in prison for the murder of Garrett Foster.
At a crowded July 2020 protest in downtown Austin, Perry shot Foster with a handgun. Foster was attending the protest armed with an AK-47, and O’Connell argued during the trial that Perry was acting in self-defense.
However, the jury rejected Perry’s defense and he was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
In a portion of the interview exclusively available at The Texan, O’Connell also discussed what this case could mean for the right to self-defense, the likelihood of a pardon, and what Texans can take away from this extraordinary trial.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- A midnight deadline looming in the Texas House
- Republicans attempting to salvage a border protection unit bill lost to point of order
- The Texas House making sweeping changes to the Senate’s school choice plan
- A bill raising the age to purchase certain rifles approved in a House Committee
- A House chairman halting the consideration of Senate bills alleging legislative deadlock
- A newly amended version of the bill to prevent children’s exposure to sexualized performances
- Daniel Perry sentenced to 25 years in prison after the jury rejects his self-defense claim
- The Texas House voting to expel one of their colleagues just one day after his resignation
- The COVID-era Title 42 order authorizing rapid expulsions of illegal immigrants expiring
- Border Cities issuing disaster declarations over the border surge
- Constitutional amendments for casinos and sports wagering clear their first hurdles
- Allegations that ERCOT illegally allowed a company with ties to the CCP access to the power grid
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Sen. Brandon Creighton (R-Conroe), the chairman of the Senate committees on Education and Higher Education, joined The Texan reporter Cameron Abrams to discuss the status of major policies as the legislature nears the end of the regular session.
“Even members of the House that may have voted for that amendment to the budget — so for it, and against school choice — I think that there are some open minds and open hearts on the concept of school choice among many of those members, but they need to see the deal,” said Creighton.
Creighton discussed major pieces of legislation, including efforts to pass a major school choice policy, the dynamics between the House and Senate, and a bill to end tenure at public universities.
In a portion of the interview exclusively available at The Texan, Creighton also discussed the possibility of the governor calling a special session and his support of a broad local government preemption bill that was approved by the House and is now being considered in the upper chamber.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Protestors escorted out of the Capitol after disrupting consideration of the House’s child gender modification ban
- After a days-long manhunt with an $80,000 reward, an illegal alien arrested on suspicion of murdering five people in Cleveland
- Democratic Congressman Colin Allred announcing his campaign to unseat Republican Sen. Ted Cruz
- Former President Donald Trump weighing in on Texas’ appraisal reform debate
- Attorney General Ken Paxton investigating COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers for deceptive trade practices
- The Save Women Sports’ Act receiving contentious testimony in a House committee
- A Palestine city councilwoman running for mayor prompts a new ordinance with candidacy-threatening deferred taxes
- Political controversy in Palestine as mayoral candidates defend themselves from criticism
- Power grid regulators send a message to the Legislature that more dispatchable power is needed
- A border security rally at the Texas Capitol complete with a Ted Nugent performance
- The Senate approving a standard policy for “human sexuality instruction” in classrooms
- The House passing a bill to raise standards on law enforcement for civil asset forfeiture
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Rep. Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock), the chairman of the House Calendars Committee, joined The Texan senior reporter Brad Johnson to discuss the status of major policies as the legislature enters its final month of the regular legislative session.
“I try not to compare sessions. They all have a very different feel and flow,” said Burrows. “But we’re getting into the good part of session where a lot of the conservative victories are about to be accomplished.”
Burrows discussed two of his major bills: a broad local government preemption bill and legislation to require school districts to maintain armed security at each of their campuses.
In a portion of the interview exclusively available at The Texan, Burrows also discussed the likelihood of school choice legislation passing the Texas House during this legislative session and the current battle between the House and Senate over appraisal caps.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The beginning of early voting in the May elections for local officials and bonds
- The $26.6 billion in local bonds on the May ballot, over 90 percent of which are from school districts
- The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily allowing an abortion drug to remain on the market amid its legal case
- A House committee considering eliminating franchise and business personal property taxes
- Border numbers from March as Title 42 is still in effect
- The Senate creating a new Office of School Safety and Security in response to school shootings
- The House passing a bill to to require armed guards on school campuses
- The House formalizing the legislative redistricting maps drawn in 2021
- The Senate sending the House its plan for reforming the state’s ERCOT energy market in the wake of the 2021 blackouts
- The Senate passing priority legislation to end professor tenure at public universities
- A bill to increase online protections for children regarding content and user agreements
- Free speech advocates accusing certain legal reforms of weakening free speech protections
- The Senate passing a bill to make doctors who provide gender modification treatment liable for the lifetime health of their patients
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School choice advocate and senior fellow at the American Federation for Children, Corey DeAngelis, joined The Texan reporter Cameron Abrams to discuss the ongoing push for school choice policies in Texas.
DeAngelis talked about the momentum the school choice movement is enjoying across the nation, the hesitation that rural lawmakers often have despite conservative support for the policy, and how similar proposals have fared in other states.
“There's a one-size-fits-all disaster called the government school system that by definition is just never going to meet the needs of individual parents who are just going to disagree about how they want their kids raised,” said DeAngelis.
Exclusively for The Texan subscribers in the video below, DeAngelis also discussed the prospects of a special legislative session in light of a vote in the Texas House suggesting a majority of representatives may oppose the current proposals under consideration.
DeAngelis also compared the situation in Texas to that in Iowa, where Governor Kim Reynolds went on the offensive in primary elections against Republican lawmakers who opposed her school choice proposal.
“This isn’t the only example of where things like this have happened, but this is the closest example and the most recent example that Texas Republicans in the House should be considering,” said DeAngelis.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas Senate passing its version of the state budget with $6 billion more in spending than the House
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick open to forcing a special session to pass school choice legislation
- The House passing sunset renewal bills for the Public Utilities Commission and ERCOT grid
- A bill to ban “sexually explicit material” in schools receiving initial approval in the House
- Eight Democrats joining House Republicans to pass a local government preemption bill
- The House giving initial approval to a bill to limit the death penalty in specific cases
- Two lone bills in the House and Senate to reform grand juries in Texas
- The House Education Committee hearing testimony on a bill to require parental consent for children’s psychological exams
- Bills to address damage to land from trespassing related to illegal immigration
- Texas Congressman Lance Gooden endorsing Donald Trump for 2024 after meeting with Ron DeSantis
- Texas renewable and natural gas energy crowding out growth of nuclear power
- The upcoming trials for deputies of a Smith County constable convicted on charges of theft and official oppressi
Former presidential candidate and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson joined The Texan’s senior editor McKenzie DiLullo to discuss his support of the Texas Legislature’s efforts to curb the ‘diversity, equity, and inclusion’ policies in higher education.
Carson expressed his views about the state of public education across the nation in general, and the fight over school choice in Texas specifically.
“Given the fact that Texans tend to be logical people, I suspect the chances of it passing are pretty strong, quite frankly,” said Carson. “It’s so important that we have competition because that’s the way we obliterate mediocrity in schools.”
Carson also weighed in about the 2024 presidential race and whether he will run again or has any plans to endorse a candidate.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas House adopting its 2024-2025 budget with $300 billion in spending
- The attorneys of Daniel Perry, convicted for murder, seeking a retrial as Gov. Greg Abbott seeks a pardon
- The House committee hearing over school choice proposals, including education savings accounts
- A poll over different property tax reform plans drumming up controversy among Texas lawmakers
- Security Legislation Creating New ‘Illegal Entry’ Offense Advances in Texas Senate
- The fight over a new tax abatement program to succeed the now-expired Chapter 313
- A House hearing over a bill to require voter approval for all local government spending projects
- An look at how the boards that oversee state agencies are appointed and confirmed
- Contradictory rulings from Texas and Washington State over the abortion drug mifepristone
- The Texas Supreme Court staying contempt of court jail time for real estate developer Nate Paul
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas House preparing for “budget night” and the hundreds of proposed amendments from lawmakers
- New developments in the murder trial of Army Sgt. Daniel Perry who shot a protester in 2020
- A House committee approving ballot measures to legalize sports betting and permit several casinos in Texas
- The Senate voting for a cost-of-living adjustment and lump-sum payment for retired teachers in Texas
- The Senate passing a ban on child gender modification, which will now proceed to the House
- The Texas Hospital Association opposing a bipartisan bill to require itemized billing for patients
- The Texas Education Agency intervening in Austin ISD to oversee its “noncompliant” special education program
- The Texas DPS seizing 70 pounds of methamphetamine in Austin on the first day of its partnership with APD
- The district attorney of Nueces County facing calls for his removal over “incompetency”
- A federal judge returning twelve “inappropriate” books to public library bookshelves in Llano County
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:**
- Former Gov. Rick Perry’s exclusive interview with The Texan on school choice
- A House committee hearing testimony on a bill to legalize sports betting and some casinos
- The House passing a bill to eliminate sales taxes on feminine hygiene products
- The divide between House Democrats over a bill to remove “sexually explicit” books from public school libraries
- Former President Trump criticizing his rival Ron DeSantis at his Waco rally
- The movement of bills on transgender athletes in women’s sports and child gender modification
- U.S. Senators from Texas Ted Cruz and John Cornyn working on designating a new interstate highway
- The ongoing case of Army Sgt. Daniel Perry who shot and killed an Austin protester in 2020
- The Austin Police Department’s new departures this month amid its existing attrition
- The Texas DPS sending troopers to alleviate the stress of Austin’s police staffing crisis
- A Texas man facing over a century in prison and a $4 million fine for COVID-19 loan fraud
- Carroll ISD voting to leave the Texas Association of School Boards
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The Texas Senate passing and sending to the House its property tax relief plan
- New bills to rein in the governor’s emergency powers and ban vaccine mandates
- A Texas lawmaker’s bill to crack down on politicized “public nuisance” lawsuits
- Attorney General Ken Paxton claiming Texas’ “Blaine amendments” violate the First Amendment
- Paxton criticizing the request for a timeline for him to pay a settlement to the “whistleblowers” suing him
- The Legislature considering bills to encourage investment in “carbon capture” technologies
- A spike in reported Chinese nationals being stopped at the southern border
- A House ballot access bill serving as the proxy fight between factions of the Texas GOP
- New lawsuits setting new precedent on public information law requests
- The Municipal Utility Districts boasting millions of dollars in debt across Texas
- A parent’s accusation that her child’s middle school had the students participate in a “sexualized” role-playing game
- A Gulf Cartel-connected cocaine trafficker receiving 15 years in prison
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Congressman Chip Roy endorsing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
- A Texas lawmaker filing a bill to increase penalties for those who commit assault resulting in paralysis
- The Senate voting to restore the felony offense for illegal voting
- Texas Senate school choice plan would grant thousands of dollars per student
- The House proposing to create a “Border Protection Unit” and invoke the constitutional “invasion” clause
- The Texas Legislature considering a lightning rod local preemption bill
- Five election reform bills receiving hearings in the Senate State Affairs Committee
- Texas Rep. Nate Schatzline proposing an age verification requirement for websites hosting explicit material
- The House and Senate’s fight over appraisals and exemptions in their property tax relief discussions
- A lawmaker filing a bill to allow minors in attendance at drag shows to sue the performers
- President Biden issuing an executive order to curb gun violence, promoting “red flag” laws and universal background checks
- The Texas State Police warning residents to avoid traveling to Mexico after two Americans were murdered there last week
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Congressman Tony Gonzales being censured by the Texas Republican Party
- Paxton associate and real estate developer Nate Paul being sentenced to jail for contempt of court
- Speaker Dade Phelan releasing more priority legislation, including a ban on “sexually explicit” library books
- A parliamentary maneuver to let lawmakers adjourn for extended periods of time
- New bills filed to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying
- Rep. Steve Toth filing a bill to restrict online access to abortion-related materials
- Sen. Bryan Hughes filing a bill to crack down on social, political, or ideological investing
- Rep. Jeff Leach filing a bill to require healthcare coverage for gender “detransitioners”
- Sen. Kevin Sparks filing a bill to reform local governments’ means of issuing new debt
- A Florida federal judge blocking a Biden administration “humanitarian parole” program to keep noncitizens in the country
- A lawsuit before the state Supreme Court to prohibit Austin from paying union employees with public funds
- Five women filing a lawsuit against the State of Texas and Attorney General Ken Paxton over Texas’ pro-life laws
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Various bills filed to strengthen the Texas Legislature’s power, including over local authorities
- A judge ruling that Attorney General Ken Paxton cannot prosecute out-of-state abortions
- Two lawmakers proposing a legislative committee to defend “Texas sovereignty”
- Speaker Dade Phelan releasing more House priorities, including a revival in some form of Chapter 313
- A Texas lawmaker filing a bill to let teachers refuse a CDC LGBT inclusivity training tool
- The majority of House members signing on as co-authors of the “Save Women’s Sports Act”
- An update to the state’s infrastructure plan, increasing its budget from $85 to $100 billion
- Incumbent Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson running unopposed in the city’s upcoming election
- The divide over property tax reform between the House and Senate
- The University of Texas system pausing its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives
- A San Antonio man sentenced to three years in prison for human smuggling
- The West Texas Bobcat Competition that has run for 15 years with over 700 teams in 2020
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott asking President Biden for a federal disaster declaration over the Austin ice storm
- Abbott putting the fentanyl crisis on his legislative agenda this session
- Abbott’s focus on banning government pandemic restrictions
- The Texas Supreme Court hearing a case over whether or not “morbid obesity” is a disability
- Two West Texas lawmakers proposing similar policies to recapture tax dollars for their region
- New bills filed in the Legislature to rein in non-voter-approved debt and property taxes in small counties
- Two state senators proposing a “review process” for officials in charge of administering elections
- Sen. Hughes filing a bill to protect attorneys from “discrimination” by the state bar
- A House committee considering four and a half billion dollars for Operation Lone Star
- How some Texas school districts get around the state’s “critical race theory” ban
- Street races in Austin showing the damaged relationship between the city and its police force
- The Austin Police Department hosting an LGBT “world conference” for criminal justice professionals in 2025
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s 30 priorities for the Senate this session
- Two similar bills to mandate and subsidize the production of dispatchable generation
- The 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting suspect pleading guilty to over 90 offenses
- A bill to create a fund to subsidize water supply for lesser populated areas of Texas
- The Texas State Teachers Association promoting a “Week of Action” for Black History Month
- The State of Texas’ challenge to federal “Waters of the United States” regulations
- Attorney General Ken Paxton joining a lawsuit against the ATF over pistol braces
- The Rio Grande Valley Border Patrol chief testifying to Congress that the U.S. lacks “capacity” to handle illegal immigrants
- The two Texas Democrats in Congress who opposed allowing noncitizens to vote in local D.C. elections
- Texas lawmakers asking Paxton to investigate the City of Dallas over its new abortion resolution
- The Medina County Republican Party censuring a Republican Congressman
- The firing of Austin City Manager Spencer Cronk and his nearly half a million dollar severance package
- The San Antonio City Council using eminent domain to build an expansion of the Alamo Museum
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This panel was about border and immigration policies. Our senior reporter, Hayden Sparks, moderated the discussion between State Sen. Pete Flores and Reps. Terry Canales and Eddie Morales, Jr.
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This panel was about abortion policies in Texas following the Dobbs ruling and vaccination policies in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our reporter, Holly Hansen, moderated the discussion between State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst and Reps. Donna Howard and Caroline Harris.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Speaker Dade Phelan releasing the committee assignments for the Texas House
- The new House Public Education committee chair school choice activists are optimistic about
- Illegal immigration reaching nearly 160,000 encounters in December 2022
- A state senator arrested in Austin on charges of drunk driving
- One lawmaker’s proposal to hold a statewide vote on legalizing sports betting and casinos
- A bill filed to preclude males from competing in collegiate women’s athletics
- Dallas County lawmakers’ legislative priorities for the 88th regular session
- A pair of bills to raise the age of consent and ban child gender modification
- The fight in the Legislature over ESG and the meaning of ‘fiduciary responsibility’
- A series of bills filed to improve school security and provide mass shooter training for law enforcement
- The ice storm that knocked out power for tens of thousands in Austin
- Ken Paxton’s prepared lawsuit over the endangered species status of the Lesser Prairie Chicken
- El Paso’s new policies to impede criminal investigations into abortion
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This panel was about public education and school choice. Our reporter, Holly Hansen, moderated the discussion between State Sen. Brandon Creighton and Reps. Harold Dutton, Brian Harrison, and Carrie Isaac.
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This panel was about child gender modification policies in Texas. Our reporter, Matt Stringer, moderated the discussion between State Sen. Charles Perry and Reps. Bryan Slaton and Nate Schatzline.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott appointing a full-time border security “czar”
- Abbott’s support for “education savings accounts” as a school choice proposal
- One Texas lawmaker’s goal to sunset the Texas Sunset Commission
- Lawsuits against a federal ATF rule that would criminalize possession of pistol braces in some states
- A possible settlement in the lawsuit of “whistleblowers” against Attorney General Ken Paxton
- A criticism of public education lobbyists by school choice advocates over inconsistency in their agenda
- A new bill requiring companies to label products containing ‘human fetal tissue’
- The Texas oil and gas industry’s recovery last year from its fall in 2021
- A provocative drag event in North Texas where children were in the audience
- An East Texas judge whose murder spree shocked a small town ten years ago
- Power outages in Central Texas during the winter storm
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In this special edition of The Texan's podcast, we play back a recording from our 88th Session Kickoff on Jan. 24. This particular panel was a one-on-one conversation with Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. We covered his priorities in the Texas Senate this legislative session, his plans for the future, the momentum school choice is enjoying so far this year, and the dynamic between the House and the Senate.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Patrick revealing that he is “absolutely” running for reelection in 2026 at our 88th Session Kickoff event and his thoughts on the Senate’s legislative priorities and relationship with the House
- The state unemployment rate falling below four percent for the first time since February 2020
- Gov. Abbott calling the Senate’s $15 billion property tax relief plan “a good start”
- Patrick releasing his committee assignments and chairmanships for the Senate this session
- A new Exxon Mobil refinery expansion boosting output by 250,000 barrels of oil per day
- A South Texas sheriff asking law enforcement in Texas and other states for help with the border crisis
- A report on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices at the University of Texas at Austin
- Controversy over a bill to prevent citizens and governments of hostile nations from acquiring land in Texas
- A federal judge in Dallas sentencing a human trafficker to 25 years in prison
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Abbott and Lt. Gov. Patrick taking their oaths of office
- The proposals to increase homestead and business exemptions at the inauguration
- Abbott saying he is not “ruling in” a 2024 presidential run
- Patrick claiming that he and Abbott are “all in” on school choice
- Republicans’ election bills to empower Attorney General Ken Paxton to prosecute election fraud
- Paxton filing a brief on behalf of the Texas Nationalist Movement in their lawsuit against Facebook
- Patrick calling exceptions to Texas’ abortion ban “unlikely” this session
- Congressmen Chip Roy and Tony Gonzales sparring over a Republican border security bill’s effect on asylum
- Gonzales filing his own bill for funding a border security grant program
- UT Austin banning TikTok on university-issued devices and university Wi-Fi networks
- State Rep. Erin Zwiener filing a climate change bill and “Action Plan” for Texas
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The beginning of the Texas Legislature’s 88th regular session
- The changes coming to the Texas Senate for the session
- Dade Phelan handily defeating Tony Tinderholt for the Texas House speakership
- Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s projected budget surplus growing from $27 to $33 billion
- Phelan’s list of priorities for the legislative session over the next 140 days
- The Texas House adopting rules that do not ban or restrict Democratic committee chairs
- Gov. Greg Abbott announcing over 300,000 illegal aliens arrested via Operation Lone Star
- Abbott supporting the ERCOT market redesign and his opinion on getting the Legislature’s input
- Texas Republicans’ criticism of President Biden’s El Paso visit to the southern border
- A Texas Republican filing articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The themes to watch for the 88th Legislative Session
- Legislative priorities for West Texas in the 2023 session
- Rep. Jared Patterson’s bill on parental information rights and school gender instruction
- Speaker Phelan pushing back on Trump’s words about the GOP’s midterm performance
- A federal judge ruling against spending in the Texas Speaker of the House race
- Kevin McCarthy’s failure to secure the U.S. speakership in the first round of voting
- A federal investigation into Granbury ISD for its removal of certain books from library shelves
- The Texas Supreme Court rejecting a petition from Jeff Younger over California’s “trans refuge” law
- President Biden saying he would visit the southern border for the first time in his presidency
- The ongoing dispute between the City of Kemah and its own mayor
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This week on a special edition of The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses some of the top stories of 2022 and a glimpse at things to watch as we enter the new year.
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This week, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX-08) joined The Texan’s regional reporter Kim Roberts to discuss Brady’s 26-year tenure in the nation’s Capitol as he retires at the end of the 117th United States Congress.
Brady discussed his accomplishments in Congress, such as those involving trade, the oil and gas industry, and his opposition to a high-speed rail project between Dallas and Houston.
He also discussed what policies the next House Ways and Means Committee chairman should prioritize and the transition from his office to Representative-elect Morgan Luttrell.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The CEO of ERCOT asserting that the power grid is prepared for coming winter weather
- Supreme Court Justice John Roberts staying the decision to end Title 42
- The State of Texas withdrawing its appeal from a court ruling that adults under 21 can carry handguns
- A federal judge invalidating Homeland Security’s termination of “Remain in Mexico”
- Sen. Ted Cruz holding nominations to secure natural gas export permits
- Sen. John Cornyn casting doubt on “invasion” rhetoric concerning the southern border
- A state legislator filing a “Hyde Amendment” for gender modification
- State Sen. Roland Gutierrez filing a bill to require active shooting training for all law enforcement
- A Texas representative filing a ban on university Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices
- Republicans’ criticisms of the omnibus spending bill for its limits on border security funding
- The Karnes County sheriff and others switching parties from the Democrats to the GOP
- Lawyers for an Austin police officer in a shooting case asking to present evidence to the grand jury
- The best Christmas destinations in Texas for 2022
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Abbott asking Paxton to investigate private organizations suspected of promoting illegal immigration
- Lt. Gov. Patrick’s “creative” proposal to avoid busting the Legislature’s spending cap
- Republicans and Democrats sounding alarm bells over an illegal immigrant surge in El Paso
- Republicans in the Texas House on opposite sides of a dispute over the speaker race
- Abortions in Texas falling over 97 percent after the overturning of Roe v. Wade
- Texas Republicans in D.C. laying out their border security priorities for the upcoming Congress
- The Respect for Marriage Act being signed into law after passing both chambers of Congress
- The former Customs and Border Protection head’s thoughts on a new so-called “amnesty” bill
- Local government debt in Texas rising to $417 billion after new bond propositions approved
- A suspended Smith County constable found guilty of theft and official oppression
- Kirk Watson returning as Austin’s mayor after defeating Celia Israel
- The City of Odessa’s personnel changes and becoming a Sanctuary City for the Unborn
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Sen. Jane Nelson being appointed as the next Texas Secretary of State
- The new leadership at Texas’ oldest statewide office
- Speaker Phelan receiving an overwhelming endorsement from the House GOP Caucus
- Sen. Carol Alvarado filing a bill to hold a statewide referendum to legalize casinos and sports betting
- Abbott directing the state to prohibit TikTok on government devices
- Abbott repeating his support for vaccine mandates as COVID-19 enters its third year
- The Texas Legislature demanding it have a say in the ERCOT market redesign
- Republicans possibly impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas over the border crisis
- Austin and its police union reaching an impasse over labor negotiations
- Uvalde suing its district attorney for allegedly withholding information relating to the Robb Elementary shooting
- Texas oil and gas companies showing their preparations for the upcoming winter season
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Houston’s hours-late boil water notice prompting a “diagnostic review” from the mayor
- A Wood County constable accused of unjustly ordering his canine to bite a suspect
- The El Paso DA resigning amid criticism and court hearings over her management of cases
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s priorities and proposals for the upcoming legislative session
- A Texas congressman writing a letter to Elon Musk asking for evidence of political censorship
- Business taxes as something to watch when the Legislature reconvenes next year
- Texas’ arguments in the Supreme Court against Biden’s immigration enforcement policies
- State Sen. John Whitmire announcing his run to be Houston’s next mayor
- Two Houston-area defendants sentenced for defrauding federal business relief programs
- A south Texas Senate candidate requesting a recount after a razor-thin race
- One reporter’s dive into the homeless camps that dot the City of Austin
- ERCOT finalizing its market redesigns as Texas approaches winter
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the entire reporting team joined for a special holiday edition of the Weekly Roundup to discuss some news from the week, a look back at some Texas history, and Thanksgiving traditions.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Democrats sweeping the Dallas County Commissioners Court
- A memo from the Texas Democrats about their lackluster statewide midterm performance
- An ethics complaint for corporate donations filed against the Texas Democrats
- The state’s investigation into elections in Harris County
- Chris Magnus resigning as commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- Donald Trump announcing his 2024 presidential campaign
- A GOP poll of Texans’ new preference for DeSantis over Trump
- A federal judge ending the Title 42 policy used to expel illegal aliens
- The over 200,000 border patrol encounters in October 2022
- The new data for crime in Harris County in 2022 amid disputes over reporting delays
- The over 900 bills filed on Monday for the upcoming 88th Legislative Session
- A member of the Texas House filing a bill to abolish the death penalty
- The causes and effects of high diesel prices in Texas and the nation
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses election results in the hottest races in Texas. We talk statewide campaigns, South Texas contests, and local trends. Plus, we discuss our biggest takeaways and take a quick look at results at the national level.
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This week, senior reporter Hayden Sparks interviewed Rep. Tony Tinderholt (R-Arlington) to discuss his recently announced campaign to be the next speaker of the Texas House of Representatives.
“We’re having a speaker’s vote, and it’s gonna be out in the open, and it’s gonna be on the very first day of session,” said Tinderholt.
“If people vote for me, I’m gonna be pretty darn happy. If people don’t vote for me, I’m still gonna be happy, and I’m gonna hug them and handshake them and say, ‘Let’s get to work.’”
The Texan extended an invitation to current Speaker Dade Phelan (R-Beaumont) for a video interview.
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This week, Republican consultant and data cruncher Derek Ryan joined The Texan’s senior editor McKenzie Taylor to discuss the early voter turnout in the 2022 midterm elections.
Derek provided insight into who exactly showed up to vote, how close Texas is to turning blue, the urban vs. rural divide, and the trends in voting by mail compared to previous elections.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s past and possible future in the highest statewide office in Texas
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick stating rural schools would be “bracketed out” of school voucher programs
- Beto O’Rourke’s policy prescriptions and their popularity with Texan voters
- Three Democrats on the border in South Texas hoping to fend off challenges from the GOP
- O’Rourke possibly violating election laws with his rallies close to polling places
- The Republican and Democrat vying for an open House seat in Williamson County
- Bernie Sanders stumping for Michelle Vallejo against Monica de la Cruz
- The two incumbents clashing for the same South Texas seat
- A controversial campaign contribution to Congressman Henry Cuellar
- A rundown of which State Board of Education seats are on the ballot
- Sen. Roland Gutierrez’ plan to provide $300 million to Uvalde victims and families
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Gov. Greg Abbott’s past and possible future in the highest statewide office in Texas
- Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick stating rural schools would be “bracketed out” of school voucher programs
- Beto O’Rourke’s policy prescriptions and their popularity with Texan voters
- Three Democrats on the border in South Texas hoping to fend off challenges from the GOP
- O’Rourke possibly violating election laws with his rallies close to polling places
- The Republican and Democrat vying for an open House seat in Williamson County
- Bernie Sanders stumping for Michelle Vallejo against Monica de la Cruz
- The two incumbents clashing for the same South Texas seat
- A controversial campaign contribution to Congressman Henry Cuellar
- A rundown of which State Board of Education seats are on the ballot
- Sen. Roland Gutierrez’ plan to provide $300 million to Uvalde victims and families
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Early voting beginning in the wake of the new ballot fraud law
- Texas voter registration and initial early voting turnout
- The top 10 midterm races to watch in Texas, from governor to county judge
- Governor Abbott’s office seeming open to legalizing casinos
- The challenges Comptroller Glenn Hegar faces if he wins his third and final term
- Border agents encountering 1.5 million illegal aliens in Fiscal Year 2022
- The Donald Trump rally in Robstown last weekend and allusions to a 2024 run for the White House
- Paxton warning that the federal government could overpower Texas if the state declared a border “invasion”
- A state judge allowing the Ector County water district election to proceed
- Board members of the Ector County Utilities District questioning if the board president received a pardon for drug dealing
- A district judge halting Amarillo’s attempt to take out $260 million in non-voter-approved debt
- Democrat Mike Collier’s lawyer demanding stations cancel an ad from Republican Dan Patrick
- The three write-in candidates running for a district court seat in Dallas County
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The debate between Austin’s mayoral candidates over the homeless, police, and more
- A pro-casino PAC donating over $100,000 to Republicans and Democrats alike
- Comptroller Hegar calling for stronger laws against children attending sexualized events
- Federal prison sentences for drug traffickers, one of whom was a Mexican government official
- An audit of Brownsville’s proposed power plant revealing false pretenses for rate hikes
- A former Texas school principal being found not guilty on charges of official oppression and evidence tampering
- Brazos County commissioners taking a page of out Harris County’s book with a quorum bust
- How local officials throughout Texas enforce gambling laws differently regarding game rooms
- Corpus Christi’s new wildlife rescue center adjacent to the Texas State Aquarium
- The admonishment of a Texas judge for referring to COVID-19 as the “China virus”
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This week, senior reporter Brad Johnson interviewed Railroad Commission Chairman Wayne Christian. They discussed the Texas oil and gas industry, the Biden administration’s regulation of the industry, and his race for a second term on the commission.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- A judge vacating Biden Administration Rules Allowing Transgender Bathroom Use and Child Gender Modification
- The Fifth Circuit ruling the Biden Administration’s ‘Pause’ on Federal Land Drilling May Continue
- The New York City Mayor Lashing Out as Texas Sends Thousands of Noncitizens to the Big Apple
- The GOP Focusing On Public Safety in Harris County ahead of November
- $21 Billion in Local Bonds on Ballots Across Texas
- 600,000 Illegal Immigrants Evading Capture at the Southern Border
- Houston ISD Challenging the Texas Education Agency in State Supreme Court over an Attempt to Oust the Board
- Wells Fargo Receiving a $5 Million State Grant to Build a $455 Million Campus in Irving
- San Antonio Firing the Police Officer Who Shot an Unarmed Teen After Mistaking His Identity
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This week, senior reporter Hayden Sparks interviewed Congressman Michael Cloud (R-TX-27). They discussed the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border, the growing federal database of federal firearm sales records, and what Cloud would like to see happen in Congress if Republicans win a majority of seats in the House of Representatives this November.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- The one and only governor’s race debate between Greg Abbott and Beto O’Rourke
- A federal judge allowing Texas’ lawsuit to exempt Texas-made suppressors from federal regulation to continue
- An appeals court ruling the Texas secretary of state can withhold an 11,000-name long list of potential noncitizens
- The Texas Lottery breaking its all-time sales record for the 12th year in a row
- Austin’s Director of the Office of Police Oversight leaving after nine months of maternity leave
- A national guardsman committing suicide in Eagle Pass
- Abbott filling a new school safety office created after the Uvalde shooting
- A lawsuit over potential fraud in an election over water fluoridation in Fredericksburg
- An independent report showing the Bexar County jail meets its regulatory requirements
- The trial beginning in a suit over Amarillo approving over a quarter billion in debt without voter approval
- A state judge halting a utility board election after claims the wrong members were put on the ballot
- Two Guatemalan men pleading guilty to deadly human smuggling charges
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Paxton’s reaction to claims he ran from a courier serving him a subpoena
- The indefinite suspension of a San Antonio City Council member
- The City of Houston hosting its second gun buyback event
- Frisco ISD only removing a fraction of supposedly explicit books challenged by a Texas lawmaker
- The Texas power grid’s performance during the summer
- The State Board of Education voting to comply with the state ban on teaching critical race theory
- The Texas pensions that invested in companies deemed “fossil fuel boycotters” by the comptroller
- Governor Abbott’s Republican primary opponents supporting him ahead of November
- Rochelle Garza pledging her support for legal abortion and her criticism of Ken Paxton
- A Republican state senator coming out in favor of certain gun restrictions and abortion exceptions
- Republican Railroad Commission primary candidate Sarah Stogner endorsing the Democratic nominee
- A Republican judge denying Paxton as attorney general has the right to prosecute election fraud
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Governor Abbott’s executive order designating fentanyl-trafficking organizations as terrorists
- El Paso’s system for busing noncitizens to sanctuary cities throughout the country
- A police reform activist going after his former ally, the mayor of Austin
- Attorney General Paxton asking Biden to declare fentanyl a “weapon of mass destruction”
- A district court’s ruling that prohibitions on purchasing firearms for those under felony indictment are unconstitutional
- The Bexar county sheriff opening an investigation into Florida governor Ron DeSantis
- The BlackRock CEO touting decarbonization and ESG at a Clinton Global Initiative meeting
- Republicans alleging political interference in the Hunter Biden investigation
- An update in the case about Texas’ prohibition on 18-20 year olds carrying handguns
- The historic number of illegal immigrants apprehended so far this fiscal year
- The Migrant Resource Center in San Antonio flooding the local area with people who crossed the border
- A federal court upholding Texas’ law against social media censorship
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This week, Holly Hansen interviewed Sen. Paul Bettencourt (R-Houston). They discussed the big elections in Harris County, the ongoing fight over taxes at the commissioners court, how rising crime might affect the outcomes of races, and a glimpse at the upcoming legislative session.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Operation Lone Star arresting over 300,000 illegal immigrants since March 2021
- Senate Democrats pulling a big tech and journalism bill after an amendment was passed
- Texas House Republicans’ letter to the Secretary of Education over Title IX
- Amarillo approving new debt to fund its civic center without voter approval
- The Dallas City Council debating how to staff a new city government office
- A frenzied Frisco ISD board meeting over bathroom policy and gun storage
- Dan Patrick’s campaign responding to criticism of the lieutenant governor’s former investments
- Governor Abbott’s strong words in defense of Texas’ abortion law
- Mayra Flores’ Democratic opponent claiming she “stole” her special election
- A lawsuit against Texas A&M over claims of racial discrimination against white and Asian men
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Dan Patrick’s response to his Democratic opponent’s endorsement from a Republican judge
- BlackRock relaxing its investment policy in response to state investigation
- Veterans Affairs expanding abortion access even in states with laws against abortion
- The end of the Department of Homeland Security’s “Disinformation Governance Board”
- E-cigarette manufacturer JUUL’s multi-million dollar payout to the state
- The Biden administration’s final rule to preserve DACA
- Back-and-forth over Texas’ law mandating donated “In God We Trust” signs displayed in public schools
- The expectations and recommendations for the Texas power grid
- Texas starting to bus illegal immigrants to Chicago
- Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow speaking at an Andrews County event costing $60,000
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This week, Brad Johnson interviewed Luke Warford, the Democratic nominee for Railroad Commissioner. They discussed the antics of the race, the responsibilities of the office he seeks, and his views on the future of the energy industry.
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- Austin Mayor Steve Adler’s last State of the City address
- The former Athens mayor facing prison for sending obscene content to what he believed was a 15-year-old girl
- Texas Democrats putting abortion at the center of their campaigns
- 23 Texas Republicans’ failed petition to knock Libertarian candidates off the ballot
- The Port of Corpus Christi’s future as it marks 100 years of service
- Governor Greg Abbott rejecting proposals to ban firearms for adults under 21
- Texas’ plan to spend $85 billion on transportation construction projects
- The State Board of Education scrapping its social studies standards drafts
- Accused MS-13 gang members facing the death sentence
- Border agents in the Rio Grande Valley rescuing people from stash houses
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- A federal judge siding with Texas on a law mandating abortion as emergency care
- Pro-choice groups suing to overturn statutes preventing Texans from traveling out-of-state for abortions
- A new Samsung facility bringing big changes to the town of Taylor
- A disbarred Dallas lawyer sentenced for laundering hundreds of thousands of dollars
- A school district restoring the Bible and an Anne Frank novel to its shelves
- BlackRock making the list of companies listed by the comptroller as fossil fuel divestors
- A state representative being ordered to pay over a million dollars for legal malpractice
- "In God We Trust" posters flooding Texas schools after a new law
- President Biden proposing a new student loan debt relief program
- Governor Abbott alleging the EPA used faulty data to justify monitoring the Permian Basin
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This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, the team discusses:
- A poll of registered voters on top statewide races
- ERCOT’s new permanent president and CEO
- The sharp rise in homeschooling last school year
- The Corsicana City Council’s adoption of the no-new-revenue rate
- A judge denying a Texas senator’s request for Uvalde documents
- Tyler County declaring an invasion at the southern border
- Border patrol agents cleared of supposedly whipping illegal immigrants
- San Antonio reducing its police and fire departments’ share of the city budget
- Confusion over how to apply the state’s “critical race theory” ban
- A Texas lawmaker filing challenges against 23 books in the Frisco ISD library
- Texas politicians’ responses to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Governor Greg Abbott accusing President Joe Biden of “squelching dissent” with an FBI raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, Abbott’s offer to hire FBI agents dissatisfied with the organization, a former Richardson mayor sentenced to prison for corruption, the Texas Comptroller’s investigation into a bar that hosted a “drag for kids” event, an unauthorized and possibly illegal performance of the hit musical Hamilton, the city of Reno’s upcoming vote on whether or not to disincorporate itself, a conflict between Governor Abbott and the agricultural commissioner over the Texas power grid, the upcoming debate between Abbott and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Beto O’ Rourke, Texas Republicans petitioning to have some Libertarian candidates removed from the November ballot, Republican Faith Johnson outraising her Democratic opponent for Dallas district attorney, a court ruling for how the University of North Texas charges tuition to illegal immigrants, and Wise County joining other counties in declaring an invasion on the southern border.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses a federal judge striking down Texas’ residence verification for voter registration, a Dallas resolution to protect access to abortion, a new “sanctuary city for the unborn” in Texas, the boons for renewable energy in the Inflation Reduction Act, flyover inspections of emissions in the Permian Basin, a Texas lawmaker’s call for lower property taxes, a man who faces life in prison for smuggling drugs for a gang, the Texas lottery breaking its all-time sales record for the billion dollar Mega Millions jackpot, and a new Biden executive order concerning abortion.
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This week on The Texan's "Weekly Roundup," the team discusses the countdown to Texas’ abortion trigger ban, fundraising data from Greg Abbott and Beto O’ Rourke in the governor’s race, Parker County Commissioners Court declaring an invasion, the Fifth Circuit upholding Texas’ ban on mask mandates, Abbott promoting the federal CHIPS Act, a border agent sentenced for smuggling cocaine, how lagging development in petroleum refineries contributes to high gas prices, the amount of cash neighboring states and tribes pull in with legal gambling, Abbott renewing a disaster drought declaration, the support for school choice within a Texas House committee, lieutenant governor candidate Mike Collier’s strong words against school choice, and a $300 million subsidy proposal from the City of Austin.
Plus — we say goodbye to and celebrate one of our reporters and his last week with our team before he leaves to pursue a PhD.
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This week on The Texan's "Weekly Roundup," the team discusses the Texas Democrats reelecting their chair but failing to pass a platform, lawmakers condemning the decisions made during the Uvalde shooting, the state’s lawsuit against the Biden administration for abortion guidance, Texas Democrats’ attempts to circumvent state abortion laws, the rise in volunteering and donations to pregnancy resource centers, a congressman’s harsh words for the president of Mexico, a 14% drop in encounters by border patrol, a man who smuggled dozens of illegal aliens in a trailer of onions, the arrest of a Texas congresswoman protesting in favor of abortion at the Supreme Court, the trial for an East Texas principal charged with child sex abuse, and the death of a prominent survivor of the Waco Siege.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses how the grid held up despite the heat, terroristic threats made against Texas lawmakers, the contents of Sen. John Cornyn’s gun control proposal, a Texas congresswoman seeking to protect out-of-state travel for abortion, a poll showing Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo in a dead heat against her Republican challenger, key pieces of evidence in the Uvalde investigation coming to light, the health of local pensions, a small school district experiencing controversy over its choice of superintendent, and criminal charges against a Smith County constable finally facing suspension.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses how public school districts compare with charter schools after the release of this year’s STAAR scores, calls to replace the official accused of mishandling benefits for families of victims of the Uvalde shooting, a Smith County constable arrested on charges of theft and official oppression, the Texas Supreme Court considering the limits of civil courts after one of them tried to shield abortion facilities, Senator John Cornyn’s response to conservative criticism of his bipartisan civics education bill, the Public Utility Commission getting stuck with a $200 million bill in obligations to rural telecom providers, and charges for the two men accused of smuggling dozens of people across the border, resulting in the death of over fifty people in San Antonio last week.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses all things Roe v. Wade — giving you the full rundown breaking down the Dobbs decision, abortion clinics halting abortions in Texas, a judge blocking DAs from enforcing bans, the Texas Democratic Party calling on local officials not to enforce pro-life laws, and Texas lawmakers preparing relevant bills ahead of the 2023 legislative session.
Plus, a Texas GOP nominee is indicted, state officials announcing school safety funding, dozens of corpses are found in a tractor trailer in an apparent human smuggling attempt, updates on the lawsuit against Title 42, and Biden and Abbott sparring on energy.
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Welcome to a special edition of The Texan’s Voices of Texas podcast. Our team spent most of last week covering the Texas GOP Convention, and chatted with dozens of elected officials, candidates, and insiders.
This episode is a compilation of interviews with the following Texas GOP grassroots leaders:
00:45 - Matt Rinaldi
06:30 - Jill Glover
12:52 - Cindy Siegel
16:25 - Don Huffines
24:50 - Mark Lee Dickson
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Welcome to a special edition of The Texan’s Voices of Texas podcast. Our team spent most of last week covering the Texas GOP Convention, and chatted with dozens of elected officials, candidates, and insiders.
This episode is a compilation of interviews with the following candidates from across the state:
0:00:42 - Julian Ramirez
0:05:19 - Nate Schatzline
0:15:25 - Rep. Mayes Middleton
0:25:39 - Sen. Dawn Buckingham
0:28:27 - Lauren Davis
0:35:38 - Tim O’Hare
0:45:54 - Alexandra del Moral Mealer
0:55:08 - Carrie Isaac
1:01:14 - Kevin Sparks
1:09:32 - Charles Cunningham
1:14:26 - Caroline Harris
Be on the lookout for another episode dropping soon, and enjoy these chats.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) being booed at the Texas GOP convention, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick taking aim at the House, the reelection of Matt Rinaldi as state Republican chairman, testimony from law enforcement officials on Uvalde, a Texas senator suing the Texas Department of Public Service, Cornyn working a gun control and mental health bill through the U.S. Senate, Republican-affiliated mayors asking Abbott to call a special session on gun control, the leader of the Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn movement facing a legal challenge, record numbers of illegal immigration, the comptroller predicting a surplus when the legislature convenes in 2023, an update on improved STAAR scores, and how charter school approvals by the state are faring.
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Welcome to a special edition of The Texan’s Voices of Texas podcast. Our team spent most of last week covering the Texas GOP Convention, and chatted with dozens of elected officials, candidates, and insiders.
This episode is a compilation of interviews with the following elected officials:
0:00:42 - Rep. Bryan Slaton
0:10:40 - Comptroller Glenn Hegar
0:19:27 - Rep. Brian Harrison
0:24:47 - Commissioner Jack Cagle
0:35:27 - Rep. Cody Vasut
0:42:32 - Chairman Wayne Christian
0:49:17 - Rep. Matt Schaefer
0:58:07 - Rep. Steve Toth
1:05:07 - Commissioner Tom Ramsey
1:10:57 - Rep. Matt Krause
1:17:30 - Congressman Chip Roy
1:24:50 - Rep. Kyle Biedermann
1:33:08 - Sen. Brandon Creighton
1:41:40 - Rep. Jared Patterson
1:58:04 - Commissioner Sid Miller
Be on the lookout for a couple more episodes dropping soon, and enjoy these chats.
For more information, please visit: https://thetexan.news/
Welcome to a special edition of The Texan’s Voices of Texas podcast. Our team spent most of last week covering the Texas GOP Convention, and chatted with dozens of elected officials, candidates, and insiders. We’ll be releasing a series of podcasts with those conversations, so stay tuned.
This first installment is a conversation with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). We chat about gun control proposals in D.C., his decision to speak at the NRA convention despite many other Texas Republicans bowing out, chances for GOP congressional candidates in South Texas, and why school choice is the litmus test for his endorsement in state-level Republican primaries.
MT: This is McKenzie Taylor here with Senator Ted Cruz. Senator, thank you so much for joining us. We so appreciate your time.
TC: McKenzie, it’s great to be with you. Thanks for having me.
MT: Absolutely. I would love to talk about the various gun control proposals that are floating around DC right now. We just saw Senator Cornyn, you know, a few hours ago. He's on stage here at convention, the delegates had a lot to say, they booed him there. Walk us through what is on the table in DC, and kind of what you could see happening with these proposals.
TC: Well, it's not clear what's on the table. And I've said I'm going to wait and actually see the text of something that is submitted, that I'm not going to judge a bill till I see the details. At this point we have a one page list of bullet points, and on something as fundamental as our constitutional rights, the devil's in the details. I think there's a lot Congress can and should do when it comes to violent crime. I was in Uvalde the day after that horrific shooting.
MT: Oh, wow.
TC: And I've been in too many of these. I was there in Santa Fe, I was in Sutherland Springs, I was in El Paso, I was in Midland, Odessa, I was in Dallas. It is horrific that we have monsters, that we have homicidal maniacs who commit these kind of terrible crimes. I think there's a lot we can and should do. The problem is whenever there's a mass murder, inevitably there are a bunch of voices of Democrats and the corporate media who all say do something, do something, do something. Well, it might surprise them to know I agree we should do something, but the something we should do really matters. And what works, what's effective, is targeting bad guys, targeting criminals, targeting felons and fugitives, and those with serious mental illness who try to illegally buy firearms, prosecuting them, putting them in jail, getting them off the street before they commit those crimes. That's that's how you stop these kind of horrific murders. And then on top of that, it is also making our vulnerable targets safer and more secure, in particular schools, enhancing the security at schools. And the most effective tool to do that is putting armed law enforcement in our schools so that if a lunatic comes and tries to hurt our kids, the first thing that lunatic encounters is an armed police officer who stops them before they hurt a child. Those are the steps that if we really wanted to stop these crimes, we would focus on doing. And I've repeatedly introduced legislation to do exactly that, to target the bad guys, to prosecute the felons and fugitives, to make our schools safer. And sadly, over and over again, the Democrats have filibustered that legislation, they block that legislation. Their approach is consistently to try to go after the right to keep and bear arms for law abiding citizens, and that doesn't work. Just as a matter of effectiveness it is incredibly ineffective in stopping violent crime. You look at the jurisdictions with the toughest gun control laws, almost without exception they have the highest crime rates and the highest murder rates. And gun control doesn't work 'cause when you disarm law abiding citizens, the criminals still have their guns but nobody can defend themselves. And so I don't know what Congress is going to do, if anything. If we are focusing on criminals and stopping bad guys and making schools safer, I am enthusiastically in favor of it. But if instead we have Republicans teaming up with Democrats to undermine the Second Amendment and take away the constitutional right to keep and bear arms of law abiding citizens, then I'll fight tooth and nail to stop it.
MT: So speaking of law abiding citizens, the NRA convention. You were one of the only Texas Republicans who still opted to go to convention when so many others bowed out. What was behind your decision?
TC: Look, I thought that was actually a very easy choice. I've spoken at a lot of NRA conventions, and I have to admit I'm tired of the cynicism. Whenever there's a mass murder, Democrats and the corporate media immediately begin demonizing the NRA, begin treating it as if the men and women of the NRA are responsible for the psychopathic mass murderer. And that's a lie, it's an absolute lie. And it's not just a lie in that nobody there is a violent criminal committing acts like that, but it's even worse than that because it is the men and women at the NRA, it is law abiding citizens, it is good guys with a gun who inevitably stop these lunatics. You know, I was in Sutherland Springs the day after that church shooting. I stood in that sanctuary while the pews were still thrown to the sides, while there was shattered glass everywhere covered with blood. I saw a cell phone shattered and covered with blood. I saw where an 18-month-old child was murdered by that evil bastard. And I'm sorry, anyone that murders an 18-year-old child, there is no other word for it but evil. That monster was stopped because an individual citizen, a guy named Stephen Willeford, a plumber, lived right down the street, he heard the shooting that Sunday morning. He didn't go to the church, he was just at home. He heard the shooting. He went to his gun safe, he brought out his AR-15, and he ran down to the church barefoot, didn't take time to put on his shoes. And he got behind a truck and he engaged the shooter. He called out and engaged the shooter. The shooter was wearing body armor and he was systematically executing the people in that church. The shooter came out to engage Stephen Willeford. And Stephen is an NRA rifle instructor, he knows how to handle a firearm and he put two rounds in the shooter. If Stephen Willeford hadn't been there, that monster would have killed many more people that morning. Now, the Democrats and the corporate press are liars when they blame law abiding citizens exercising their Second Amendment rights for the conduct of homicidal maniacs. And so I wish everyone had made the decision to come to the convention. Donald Trump came and I came, and I saw President Trump, and I pulled him aside and said, thank you, thank you for being here. It mattered that you came, it mattered that you didn't back out. You didn't give in to the heat, to the criticism, because I think giving in to that gives credence to the lies of the Democrats and the corporate media.
MT: Absolutely. So earlier on stage you shouted out three South Texas Republican candidates, Cassy Garcia, Mayra Flores and Monica De La Cruz. What do you expect to see in November for these candidates?
TC: I hope to see all three win. Mayra Flores obviously just won this week, and it's a big, big deal. The district she won in South Texas, it has not gone Republican in over 100 years. I mean, it has been a Democrat bastion. And I gotta say, national Democrats are freaking out. They're terrified. I think Cassy Garcia is a fantastic candidate. I think Monica De La Cruz is a fantastic candidate. I think the most likely outcome in November is we win all three. And if that happens, all three of those districts all along the Rio Grande, they had been Democrat for more than a century. And if we come out of November with three Republican members of Congress representing them, not just Republicans, but Hispanic women, conservatives. Look, Cassy I know incredibly well. Cassy was part of my staff for about 7 years. She was my South Texas director, she was my deputy state director. I've already done multiple rallies with Cassy. I'm going to be down in the valley helping all three, helping Mayra, helping Monica, helping Cassy, 'cause I think we win all three races. And it is a sea change. We're seeing Hispanic voters in South Texas, across Texas and across the country, galloping towards Republicans because the policies of Democrats are failing them. Look, it is Hispanic working families who are seeing inflation skyrocketing or paying 100 or 150 bucks to fill up their truck or their minivan, who are seeing the cost of food, the cost of electricity, the cost of rent, the cost of homes, the cost of lumber, every cost going up. It's Hispanic families and every family across Texas that’s dealing with crime and the rising crime rates because of the Democrats’ soft on crime policies. And the single biggest driver of South Texas turning is the chaos at the southern border. You know it's easy for Chuck Schumer to sit in Manhattan and say an open border is great. Doesn't impact him. You cannot be down in the Rio Grande Valley, you cannot be down in South Texas and see firsthand the human misery that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ open border policies have cost. You can't see the prisons that are overflowing, the hospitals that are full, the schools that are overflowing, that the infectious disease rates that are going up. You can't see the little boys and little girls who've been horribly assaulted by human traffickers, physically assaulted, sexually assaulted, young girls brutalized. You can't see that human tragedy and defend the policies of this administration. I've done multiple roundtables down in South Texas. I remember one prominent Democrat elected official said at the roundtable, listen, if my party is the party of open borders, I can't support that. Nobody who is seeing this disaster can defend it. So Chuck Schumer can from Manhattan, Nancy Pelosi can from San Francisco. But one of the things I'm really excited about, I'm looking forward to in January, seeing Cassy and Monica and Mayra standing up and arguing with Pelosi and AOC and all the rest of them about the disaster their policies are producing.
MT: You said school choice is probably the largest, you know, the biggest issue you look at when endorsing candidates, specifically here in Texas. Why among all the conservative issues that are important to Republican voters is that the litmus test for you?
TC: I think school choice is the civil rights issue of this next century. You know, if you think about all the problems we've got in society, whether it's poverty, whether it's crime, whether it's healthcare issues, if kids get an education, many of those crimes largely take care of themselves. Many of those problems are much more likely to be solved. On the other hand, if kids don't get an education, if they drop out of school, if they don't learn, we know the poverty rate is going to be much, much higher. We know the crime rate is going to be much, much higher. We know that healthcare issues are going to be much more severe. You know, in my family, like most people’s families, education was the gateway to the American Dream. My mom was the first one in her family ever to go to college. She went to Rice in 1956, studied math, became a pioneering computer programmer in the 1950s. My dad, as you know, he came from Cuba in 1957, went to the University of Texas. Came here with nothing, was washing dishes making $0.50 an hour, but he was able to get an education and was able to climb the economic ladder, to work towards and achieve the American dream. And the Democrats… Look, there's a political failure. Today's Democrat Party is bought and paid for by the teachers’ unions. They are irrevocably opposed to choice because the teachers’ union bosses demand it of them. Now this is at the same time that just about every poll that is done of African American communities and Hispanic communities show anywhere from 60, 70 to even 80% support for choice. The Democrats who claim they give a damn about those communities are willing to leave those kids trapped in failing schools. I point it out a lot of times. I've said, listen, school choice, the rich and middle class have always had it. If you're wealthy, you're going to be able to get a good education for your kids. If you're wealthy, the school down the street that you send your kids to, if it had a 50% dropout rate, if of those kids that graduated 70% couldn't read at grade level, if you had drug dealers walking the halls and little girls getting sexually assaulted in the bathrooms, if you have resources, your kid would be gone the next day. You wouldn't leave your kid in a school like that. You would either pay the money for tuition for a private school, or you'd pick up and move to another neighborhood that had a better public school. But you would use the resources you have to give your kid hope and a chance. School choice is about saying you know what, low income kids deserve that same right. If you've got the right to save your kid, don't tell the single mom in the inner city that her children, her babies have no hope, her babies have no escape, her babies have no chance at the American Dream. I think this issue matters fundamentally and profoundly. And I gotta say, you know, my approach, virtually every US senator stays out of state elections and stays out of state primaries. Frankly, if you're an elected statewide official on the federal level, it is stupid to get into primaries. So every time I do this, I am hurting myself.
MT: Yeah.
TC: If you make an endorsement in a primary, here's the typical pattern you have. You get half their friends and all their enemies, so whoever you endorse against, they hate you forever. There's a reason that you don't see any other senators doing this, because you make a lot of people mad when you stick your nose into a contested primary in your state. I usually stay out of issues in Austin. I figure I got enough battles fighting Biden and Harris and Pelosi and Schumer that I don't need to be in the middle of every battle in Austin too. The one big exception I make is for school choice, and I engage in a lot of primaries in Texas state races. And my team literally makes an Excel spreadsheet of every vote on school choice. And it's real simple. If you have voted against choice, the chances that I will support you are essentially zero. If you voted for it and you otherwise have a reasonable and conservative record, the chances that I'll support you are pretty good. And there are a whole bunch of contested primaries where I've engaged on that basis. And this last cycle we saw a bunch of champions who had the courage to defend choice win. Now, I'm glad that we're going to have more champions in the legislature in January. But I also hope that this becomes an encouragement even to those folks in whose race I didn't get involved. I hope it is a carrot and a stick. I hope that we'll see some Republicans saying, you know what, maybe I wasn't going to vote for choice before but I'm not sure I want to pick that fight. I'm okay with that. I'm okay with folks deciding, let's do the right thing, let's actually make a lasting difference for kids. I can tell you before I ran for Senate, I told several people, I said if I am dead and gone, if my tombstone says that I made a meaningful difference in bringing about school choice for the kids of Texas and the kids of this country, I'll die a happy man. That is a legacy to be proud of. It matters for the future of our state and the future of our country.
MT: Senator, thank you so much for taking the time. It's a busy week, we so appreciate it.
TC: It's great to be with you.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses what there is to see at the Texas GOP Convention, Mayra Flores flipping a congressional district in South Texas red, Uvalde Police Chief Pete Arredondo’s response to national scrutiny, the role of guns in the Texas governor’s race, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Speaker Dade Phelan’s cooperation on school safety proposals, Senator Cornyn’s bipartisan gun control deal, a federal judge striking down the Biden administration’s lenient deportation guidelines, the Texas ERCOT grid surviving triple-digit temperatures, a court petition to remove the Midland County district attorney, and a West Texas operation to rescue 70 child victims of human trafficking.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses new information about the police response to the Uvalde shooting, elected officials butting heads over the legislative response to the massacre, developments in the lawsuit of victims of the Sutherland Springs shooting against the federal government, the attorney general’s investigation into Twitter, a candidate in Galveston campaigning to abolish the office he seeks to hold, the Texas government’s responses to drag shows for children and child gender modification, and a new sanctuary city for the unborn.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses law enforcement responding to the tragedy in Uvalde, Gov. Abbott calling for the legislature to create new committees, Texas lawmakers calling for a special session to address gun control measures, two students arrested for terroristic threats, trends with teachers unions and State Board of Education races, the governor reportedly skipping the Texas GOP convention, the Supreme Court halting a social media censorship law, and how GOP groups competed spending big money in primary runoffs.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the results of the primary runoff elections, including the runoffs for statewide races like attorney general, lieutenant governor, land commissioner, and railroad commissioner; federal and Texas House and Senate races; and local elections in Harris, Bexar, and Tarrant counties. The team also addresses the school shooting in Uvalde and the confrontation between gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke and Texas state officials at a press conference.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses how some pro-choice district attorneys plan to not prosecute abortion crimes, what the Electric Reliability Council has to say about the Texas power grid, rising numbers of encounters with illegal aliens, the partisan leanings of all of Texas’ counties, what Texans think about Gov. Greg Abbott’s border policies and the border wall, the Supreme Court of Texas’ recent ruling on gender transition in children, the wild campaign of a Texas Railroad Commissioner candidate, Austin City Council’s continued emergency spending on COVID-19 projects, and Sen. Ted Cruz’s successful bid in court regarding campaign finance laws. Plus, you’ll get to know the newest member of our team!
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the conservative trend in last weekend’s school board races, the results of over 200 bond proposals on ballots, a San Antonio school official pressuring employees to vote for a bond, Gov. Greg Abbott inching closer to support for school vouchers, developments in Texas’ social media censorship law, the attorney general joining support for an out-of-state law outlawing child gender transition, Allen West reentering the political fray, Austin’s light rail project drastically increasing in cost, Dallas police indictments, and Austin voters approving a new ordinance dealing with marijuana.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the latest on the leaked Roe v. Wade Supreme Court opinion — including what the reversal of Roe would mean in Texas and how officials on both sides of the aisle are reacting, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) holding a federal nominee at bay, ranking of Texas members of Congress according to how often they vote by proxy, a local election is forced to a redo, concerns are raised regarding a federal “Disinformation Governance Board,” more campaign promises are made, one lawmaker pledges to roll out the red carpet if Twitter moves to Texas, and a Texas pension system voted in favor of environmentalist proposals.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses what’s on the ballot on the May 7 elections, the tragic passing of a Texas national guardsman, Abbott and Patrick finally chiming in on the whistleblower lawsuit against Attorney General Ken Paxton, a two-year-old Honduran boy rescued by border agents, the donation of three Bitcoin mining machines to the City of Fort Worth, the arguments made for and against the “remain in Mexico” policy at the U.S. Supreme Court, an update on Title 42 deportations, and Melissa Lucio spared from execution this week.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Austin considering a universal basic income program, revelations about the state-funded Liberty Institute at UT, state officials debating whether the border crisis counts as an “invasion,” Wendy Davis filing a lawsuit against the Texas Heartbeat Act, home appraisals in the Austin area skyrocketing, arrests of illegal immigrants at the border processed under Title 42, the latest in campaign fundraising numbers, Dallas County’s judge using taxpayer dollars in a legal battle with Gov. Abbott, and a few campaign updates as the runoff elections approach.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Sen. Ted Cruz endorsing opposite candidates of the governor, Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and Gov. Greg Abbott trading critiques of border policies, a new agreement between Texas and a Mexican state, a rule change from the Biden administration on ATF gun records, controversy surrounding a woman convicted of capital murder, environmental and social credit criteria sweeping through America’s corporations including Texas’ oil and gas companies, the story of an underwater rare earth mineral deposit in Texas, and a lawmaker pledging to file a Florida-style parental rights in education bill next session.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Gov. Abbott announcing voluntary bus rides for illegal aliens to Washington, D.C., Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick saying he’s “done with Disney,” the governor endorsing in GOP runoffs and how that support is at odds with his pro-school choice statements, the Chick-fil-A and San Antonio airport controversy making headlines once again, a state senator dropping out of her reelection bid, the City of Austin considering a $15 million contract for COVID-19 vaccine marketing, the lieutenant governor releasing the Senate’s interim charges, updates on the performance of community-based foster care, Texas lawmakers looking to crack down on drug trafficking on the “dark web,” the date set for a special emergency election, and a cartel leader facing punishment for international drug trafficking.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Starbucks unionizing in Texas, a city revisiting a local ban on abortion after rejecting one in 2020, illegal immigration numbers in Biden’s first year in office, the president of one of the world’s largest financial companies addressing an accusation of divesting from fossil fuel businesses, controversy surrounding Title 42 and its potential end, public school funding adjustments, three Railroad Commission candidates speaking at an oil and gas convention, the Supreme Court siding with a Texas inmate on death row, lawmakers calling on the Board of Pardons and Paroles to recommend clemency to the governor, and one primary runoff election heating up as May approaches.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the Texas senators questioning Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Beto O’Rourke making contradictory statements on the campaign trail, a new poll regarding Hispanic Texans’ opinions on border security, allegations of misconduct at a Bastrop shelter for female sex trafficking victims, a redistricting challenge making its way to the Supreme Court, O’Rourke responding to allegations of defamation, and a professor fired for criticizing microaggressions continuing his legal challenge.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the second anniversary of Governor Abbott’s COVID-19 disaster declaration, the head of the Texas Military Department being switched out amid controversy, a spike in youth suicides in the pandemic years, a pro-gambling PAC donating to Texas candidates, a recount being called for by a Texas House challenger, Texas’ senators criticizing the White House over its Ukraine response, two Democrats vying for the lieutenant governor nomination, and the Republican runoff for attorney general heating up.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Beto O'Rourke being sued by an energy CEO and Gov. Greg Abbott donor, a major hospital opting against conducting sex-change drug treatments for minors, a congressman aiming to destroy ATF firearm records, the Texas House speaker’s effort to support some GOP incumbents, Abbott examining teacher shortages despite record high employment, the rising cost of oil and gas, a Democrat-turned-Republican winning reelection in South Texas, controversy with Harris County elections, a congressman looking to ban energy imports from Russia, finalized rules against police defunding, and new members of the State Board of Education.
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This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the results of the 2022 primary election in Texas. What was the most shocking upset? What was the closest call? What are our biggest takeaways? What can we expect going into the November midterms? We talk through all the details and break down the state’s most notable races and results.
We also talk through notable tweets from the week and answer some mailbag questions from readers. Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on next week’s podcast.
On this episode of our "Weekly Roundup" podcast, the reporting team discusses state officials revisiting the issue of puberty blockers and transitional surgeries for minors, a Republican race centered around police unions, attorneys for the indicted Austin police officers going to bat for their clients, the Austin Public Library paying students to attend sex-ed seminars, Ken Paxton’s former top aides accusing him of making “false and misleading” claims in interviews, Cook Children’s Hospital denying their refusal to provide a kidney transplant for an unvaccinated minor, Van Taylor’s primary race, Abilene citizens turn in over 10,000 signatures for a petition to outlaw abortion, a legal battle between an El Paso tribe and the state of Texas, and a former Austin mayor running for his old position once again.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the start of early voting, AOC campaigning in the state, a Texas congressman aiming to cancel student loan debt, the federal government donating border wall materials, a new lawsuit from Texas challenging another of the Biden administration’s COVID-19 policies, the race to replace Congressman Louie Gohmert, Texas suing Facebook again, local municipality debt, a crime report in Dallas, school district bonds that will be on the ballot in May, and the political leanings of State Board of Education districts.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the weekend’s winter storm and how the grid weathered, a Republican congressman pushing back on vaccine mandate funding, overcrowding at border facilities, South Texas districts that Republicans are eyeing, campaign updates, a Texas congressman making allegations against Capitol Police, Austin police officers under investigation for misconduct during the 2020 protests, the City of Dallas considering spending more money on its convention center, the attorney general investigating GoFundMe, and a bribery scandal in a South Texas school district.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Trump’s Conroe rally and the Texas officials in attendance, updates on the energy grid in light of the cold front hitting the state, how abortion numbers have fared since implementation of the Heartbeat bill, a Laredo border chief at odds with his guardsmen, a congressman expressing concerns about a registry of gun owners to a federal agency, criticisms Sid Miller is facing from the right and the left, the attorney general’s race heating up, the latest in congressional fundraising numbers in Texas’ open seats, and a look at some highlighted state legislative races.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses a response from the Texas military addressing accusations levied at the department, how Texas suppressor manufacturers are responding to a new state law meant to exempt them from federal regulation, candidates refusing an endorsement from an advocacy group, Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick throwing their weight behind reconsideration of a ruling on the GOP’s election reform bill, an FBI raid of a congressman’s home, the inside scoop on an abortion ban proposal in Abilene, the Dallas man who provided the Colleyville terrorist with his gun being charged with a federal crime, Texas Democrats calling for an end to Operation Lone Star at the border, drama in Austin’s office of police oversight, the attorney general suing Google again, and a retiring Republican senator making waves with his statements in a deposition.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses new fundraising numbers in Texas’ hottest campaigns, a top state official’s consultant being indicted for theft, the stances GOP gubernatorial candidates have taken on property tax reform, details surrounding suicides in the National Guard and criticisms levied at Governor Abbott, the Texas Supreme Court looking to weigh in on the last major challenge to the Heartbeat Act in federal court, a conversation with Dr. Peter McCullough on the Omicron variant and treatment options, a Houston doctor suing the hospital she formerly worked at for financial data relating to COVID-19, homicide rates in the state’s largest cities, recent drug trafficking at the border, and a rundown of the Colleyville hostage situation.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Abbott officially launching his reelection campaign, a county Republican party censuring the governor, a lawsuit against Rice University over a “conspiracy” that privileges wealthy students, the latest Omicron numbers in Texas, a rundown of the latest border stories, the sanctuary cities for the unborn movement continuing to gain traction, a new lawsuit over private property and the Endangered Species Act, developments in Heartbeat Bill litigation, a lawmaker officially launching her bid for Austin mayor, and updates on crime and policing in some of Texas’ biggest cities.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Beto O’Rourke blaming the governor for child COVID hospitalizations, Abbott suing the Biden administration, a federal judge blocking a vaccine and mask mandate for the Head Start program, the state announcing a shortage in monoclonal antibody treatments, a lawsuit over vaccine requirements for Navy SEALs sees progress, new state laws taking effect, campaigns across Texas taking shape, the secretary of state delivering data on voter rolls, Sen. Ted Cruz's Biden impeachment comments, the attorney general being sued over the state’s new election law, a Central Texas school district facing controversy over a superintendent scandal, and Dallas County looking to provide taxpayer-funded “affordable housing” with county-owned properties.
This week on a special edition ofThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses some of the top stories of 2021 — from the freeze to the quorum bust, the border crisis to redistricting — we cover all this and more as the year comes to an end.
This week on a special edition ofThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses some Texas Christmas stories, including an ill-fated 1927 bank robbery by Santa in the town of Cisco, a look back at the Cowboys’ Christmas Ball in Anson, and some classic Texas Christmas music.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the field of candidates running for lieutenant governor, the attorney general opening up an investigation into certain pharmaceutical companies regarding puberty blockers, a certain “Rick Perry” running for governor, a new redistricting lawsuit, a fatal car chase resulting from a human smuggling attempt, Congress opting to raise the debt ceiling, a Texas city facing a lawsuit from one of its citizens over a parking lot, Harris County exploring the use of COVID-19 federal funds to help women receive abortions, conflict in the National Guard over vaccine requirements, a drug bust near the Hidalgo International Bridge, and our list of the top Texas Christmas gifts to give friends and family this year.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team talks through the Biden administration suing Texas over redistricting, the attorney general weighing in on gender modification procedures for minors, four Texas Democrats taking a stance opposite of the White House, recent border rescues by Customs and Border Protection agents, some Texas school mask mandates remaining, state officials wrestling with the strings attached to federal coronavirus money, a San Antonio school district voluntarily removing hundreds of controversial books from its library, nearly $700,000 worth of drugs seized by border agents, a new version of an annual defense bill making its way through D.C., and Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX-02) defending a vaccine database vote.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team covers the bills that became law this week, the number of GOP primary challengers this election season, growing calls for a fourth special session, a famous actor opting not to run for governor, COVID-19 infection rate comparisons at schools with and without mask mandates, the state threatening to pull $600 million from banks if they boycott fossil fuel companies, legislator retirements, 82 illegal aliens rescued from a stash house, Texas’ social media censorship law hitting a snag, how Texas cities were scored in LGBTQ inclusion rankings, an updated policing strategy in Harris County, and a look back in Texas history at the founding of the Texas Navy.
This week onThe Texan’s shorter, holiday weekend edition of the “Weekly Roundup,” reporters Hayden Sparks and Daniel Friend discuss the most recent border apprehension numbers and state campaign finance reports.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team covers the latest in lawmaker retirements and campaign announcements, a state legislator switching parties, a federal investigation into a North Texas school district, a redistricting lawsuit in Harris County, a tragic instance of human smuggling at the border, discrepancies in COVID-19 vaccination data at the state and federal levels, photos of barbed wire fencing serving as the border wall shared by the governor, threatening remarks made at a Texas school board meeting, grand jury subpoenas issued in Harris County over a controversial vaccine outreach contract, more tracts of land purchased for the Panther Island project, and State Board of Education hearings on controversial curriculum.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team covers how critical race theory implications affected the November election, developments in the federal vaccine mandate lawsuits, a state representative opting to run for Congress, a congressman eyeing a run for attorney general, how illegal border crossing numbers in Texas are trending, the governor again wading into concern over obscene materials in public school libraries, Navy SEALs filing suit after being denied religious exemptions for the COVID-19 vaccine, a dispute between rural telecom providers and the state which has led to rising costs for Texans reliant on remote service, a deputy sheriff being investigated for bribery, Elon Musk and Tesla adding to their Texas operations, and deer season opening in Texas.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team covers the results of the November 2 election — including police staffing in Austin, ballot propositions to amend the state constitution, House District 118, and bond packages throughout the state. Additionally, our team discusses more legislator retirements, the governor wading into the debate over “obscene” library books, the Democrats in the race for Texas attorney general, more drama on the Texas border, a vaccine mandate rescission from a Texas professional sports team, the state once again suing Biden over vaccine mandates, a new Texas Supreme Court nominee, and the latest redistricting lawsuits.
This week onThe Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses where the candidates for Texas attorney general stand on vaccine mandates, how the governor’s approach to the COVID-19 vaccine debacle has divided conservatives, how Texas House and Senate districts shifted politically since redistricting, a lawmaker asking public school libraries to report sexually explicit or racially charged books, a Texas city returning federal coronavirus aid, redistricting lawsuits, the remain in Mexico policy in limbo again, arguments about how a police staffing proposition would be funded, developments in a tribal gambling case, and community college enrollment dropping.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the end of the third special session and calls from elected officials for a fourth, more lawmaker retirements, tuition revenue bonds for public universities, attrition in the Austin Police Department, local news workers fired due to their vaccination status, a progressive group in Austin leading the charge on many of the city’s controversial reforms, all 8 propositions currently on the ballot, and the latest in the whistleblower lawsuit against Attorney General Ken Paxton.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses Governor Abbott’s latest vaccine mandate ban after mounting GOP pressure, the U.S. opening the border with Mexico and Canada for fully vaccinated non-essential travelers, Trump placing pressure on the Texas House speaker to pass an election audit bill, an Abbott primary challenger affecting state agency policy, backlogs at Southwest Airlines, a pilot seeking a vaccine exemption at United Airlines, issues within the Texas foster care system for children without placement, the Texas House approving its redistricting maps, a bill requiring public school athletes to compete according to their biological sex making progress in the legislature, and yet another lawmaker retirement.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses our reporter’s firsthand account of a press conference with Gov. Greg Abbott and a litany of other GOP governors at the Texas border, the latest on the legal challenges to the Texas Heartbeat Act, updates on efforts to finalize redistricting maps in the legislature, why lawmakers are still talking about the power grid, candidates lining up to challenge Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, the House and Senate at odds over a new agenda item from the governor, comparisons between schools with and without mask mandates, a recap of the debacle in Del Rio, a GOP Texas senator receiving opposition from Trump, and an update on the sanctuary city for the unborn movement.
Today, The Texan reporters talk through newly released Texas House and congressional redistricting maps, border plans from Texas’ GOP candidates for governor, two special elections to fill Texas House seats, the lieutenant governor wading into senate races, COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the Texas National Guard, how Texas universities rank according to free speech metrics, the secretary of state responding to Trump’s request for an audit of the 2020 election, what the blocking of family unit illegal alien deportations will mean for Texas, and how rural hospitals may have to pause birthing services due to vaccine mandates and employee attrition.
Today, The Texan reporters talk through newly released Texas House and congressional redistricting maps, border plans from Texas’ GOP candidates for governor, two special elections to fill Texas House seats, the lieutenant governor wading into senate races, COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the Texas National Guard, how Texas universities rank according to free speech metrics, the secretary of state responding to Trump’s request for an audit of the 2020 election, what the blocking of family unit illegal alien deportations will mean for Texas, and how rural hospitals may have to pause birthing services due to vaccine mandates and employee attrition.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team details the start of the third special session of the 87th legislature, newly proposed redistricting maps, four lawmaker retirements, a familiar name jumping back into contention for a Texas Senate seat, a doctor sued under the newly implemented Heartbeat bill, an update on the border crisis in Del Rio, developments in the Paxton whistleblower lawsuit, the federal government's investigation of mask prohibitions in Texas public schools, and a high profile Democrat preparing for a run for governor.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the latest candidate to jump in the race for Texas attorney general, a quorum-breaking lawmaker donating her per diem to Planned Parenthood, how the third special session could affect the governor’s reelection campaign, the latest on the Texas border wall, an update from the Austin police chief as homicide numbers spike in the city, the scheduling of a Texas House runoff election, conflict between gubernatorial candidates over the storage of nuclear waste, controversy over mask mandates at a Central Texas school district, and a lawsuit that highlights the growing problem of foster children without placement.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the upcoming third special session, the controversial election reform bill finally signed by the governor, lawsuits taking aim at the Heartbeat Bill, fundraising numbers from Democrats who fled the state to prevent a quorum, an Austin-based company looking to aid those seeking abortions, the details surrounding the arrest of Allen West’s wife, what the latest COVID-19 hospitalization numbers mean for Texas, how the state has fared in terms of tax collections in 2021, record breaking lottery sales, where the state’s takeover of Houston ISD stands, a Samsung plant coming to Central Texas with help from taxpayers, and finally — in another “Today in Texas History” segment — the 1900 hurricane that ravaged Galveston.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team talks through new bills that went into effect in Texas this week, election reform finally making its way to the governor’s desk, what to expect during the final days of the second special session, the U.S. Supreme Court allowing implementation of the Heartbeat bill, efforts to strip Democrats of their leadership positions after they fled the state, a new Democrat-led redistricting lawsuit, school districts taking new approaches to mask mandates, TxDOT parting ways with a vendor after millions of dollars of overcharges were billed to customers, and Bexar County’s ongoing battle with the state over mask requirements.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” reporter Holly Hansen joins us from Houston to talk about vaccine incentives in Harris County. Additionally, the team breaks down the election reform bill finally on the floor of the Texas House, San Antonio ISD's vaccine requirement for staff, the Supreme Court's ruling on the “remain in Mexico policy,” a new report following an internal investigation from the attorney general’s office, border wall funding, Austin business owners taking aim at the city’s implementation of a public camping ban, the Texas House looking to provide funding for virtual learning, and new rule proposals that look to punish future quorum breakers.
State Rep. Matt Schaefer (R-Tyler) joined The Texan’s reporter Daniel Friend to discuss the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan and the ensuing chaos in Kabul.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our team covers the disputes between localities and the state over mask mandates, Texas lawmaker responses to the Afghanistan conflict, a judge ordering the Remain in Mexico policy to be reinstated, the long-awaited release of census data, school finance accountability grades, renewed conflict among state officials over the power grid, Governor Abbott testing positive for coronavirus, three new sanctuary cities for the unborn, and a battle over police staffing ballot language in Austin.
On this week’s edition of The Texan’s Weekly Roundup podcast, our team covers a lawsuit brought by Democrats against Governor Abbott and Speaker Phelan, updates on arrest warrants for absent lawmakers, fissures among Texas House Democrats, a Senate filibuster of GOP-backed election reform, funding for the legislature restored after threats from Abbott, developments in Republican efforts to ban gender modification procedures for children, school districts implementing mask mandates in defiance of the governor’s orders, trillions spent on an infrastructure package in D.C., the ongoing battle between a county judge and commissioner in Dallas County, and how localities are seeking to implement mask mandates of their own.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team talks about Governor Abbott's new agenda for another special session, critical race theory bans proposed in the legislature, a border related executive order from Governor Abbott blocked by a federal judge, the financial impact of UT leaving the Big 12, the influence of a Trump endorsement in the aftermath of 2020, new squabbles in the political rivalry between Ken Paxton and George P. Bush, developments in the James Younger case, a Dallas County commissioner suing county Judge Clay Jenkins over a mask mandate, the City of Austin’s packed August agenda, accusations leveled against Travis County’s district attorney, an impending legal fight for a Texas suppressor bill passed this year, actions taken in Hidalgo County in response to the release of asylum seekers, and more.
On The Texan's "Weekly Roundup" podcast, the team gives updates and details enforcement actions that have — and haven’t — been utilized to bring the still-missing Texas House Democrats back to Austin.
Additionally, the reporting team discusses a state senator's attempt to strip the governor of power, UT's plan to exit the Big 12, the results of the special election in Texas’ 6th Congressional District, the National Guard assisting at the border, CRT in the Austin police department, STAAR test results, COVID-19 numbers, and more.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporting team discusses the looming special election in Texas’ 6th congressional district, Texas Democrats contracting coronavirus while in D.C. in an attempt to kill GOP-backed election reform, a new candidate entering the race in Texas 24th congressional district, the GOP debating whether absent Democrats can be stripped of their committee chairmanships, Abbott teasing an announcement on a sex-change procedure ban for minors, a Texas judge making moves on DACA, a ransomware attack in one Texas school district, the application for over $1 billion in property tax abatements promising a total of 19 jobs, and how police funding is faring in two of Texas’ biggest cities.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporting team discusses the Texas Democrats who fled the state in order to break quorum and prevent the passage of a GOP election reform bill, the Republican response, contrasting activity in the Texas Senate, and actions taken by House Republicans to return lawmakers to Austin. Additionally, we detail the election of a new Texas GOP chairman, a lawsuit targeting the Texas Heartbeat Bill, fundraising in the attorney general’s race, the land commissioner suing the Biden administration over the unfinished border wall, and the breakdown of federal COVID relief dollars in Texas’ top school districts.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporting team discusses a new Republican candidate for governor, the results of a Sid Miller lawsuit regarding COVID relief for white farmers, a new addition to the Texas Freedom Caucus, and the items placed on the special session call by Governor Abbott. We also talk through the new election reform bills and the potential that Democrats will once again walk out to kill such proposals, as well as a resolution from a Republican that would punish them if they do. Additionally, the team covers Texas public school performance, state senate retirements, and a battle between a Christian nonprofit and the IRS.
On The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters talk about what it was like behind-the-scenes of President Trump’s border visit with Governor Abbott and other Texas officials, interim charges seeking to address border security issues, a new border crisis disaster declaration that shuffles the list of included counties, charter school applications denied by the state education board, an overview of how constitutional carry became law, critical race theory controversies in Fort Worth ISD, a new candidate jumping into the race for agriculture commissioner, and a drastic restructuring of Harris County government.
OnThe Texan’s "Weekly Roundup," the reporting team talks through the latest details on impending special legislative sessions, Beto O’Rourke rallying in opposition to GOP election reform legislation, The Texan's veto tracker and the bills vetoed by Governor Abbott so far, the Texas power grid going in to summer, a bill designating places of worship as essential during disasters, the rhetorical battle over the border waged among gubernatorial candidates, the IRS defies a Christian group's application for tax exempt status, border security realities as told by a former ICE special agent, tax abatements for solar projects promising one to two jobs in return, a state representative calling for an investigation into Pornhub, and updates on how statewide races are shaping up in Texas.
On this week’s edition of The Texan’s Weekly Roundup podcast, our team discusses the governor’s latest border wall announcement, an ERCOT capacity scare, constitutional carry being signed into law, Trump and Abbott’s impending border visit, a homeless encampment being partially removed from Austin City Hall, Texas Democrats visiting with the vice president after their walkout over election reform legislation, the race to replace Allen West as chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, the attorney general weighing in on social workers ability to discriminate based on sexual orientation and gender identity, a new candidate challenging Ken Paxton, a potential rematch in Texas 21st congressional district, the Texas Supreme Court siding with a Lubbock Diocese over a deacon accused of sexual misconduct, and conservative to liberal rankings of the members of the Texas legislature.
This week on the “Weekly Roundup,” the team details the vice president receiving criticism from a Texas senator over her border response, a review of Speaker Phelan’s first legislative session, campaign updates, a supreme court justice resigning, San Antonio giving tax incentive allowances to Petco despite a missed target, the state reinstating full work search requirements for unemployment, a rundown of the gun bills that passed this session, and updates on the local elections from the weekend.
This week on the “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses how election integrity, gambling allowances, and emergency power reform died, and whether the Republican-led legislature delivered conservative results. They cover what the governor said about special session calls and vetoing funding for the legislature, a Bush running for office in Texas, Trump wading into Texas politics, new details about the attorney general’s legal troubles, and the governor issuing a disaster declaration at the border.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team discusses the final week of the legislative session, priority bills that died like taxpayer-funded lobbying and big tech censorship, talk of a June special session, the status of various gun bills, and an ERCOT update.
On this episode of our Weekly Roundup podcast, our team talks Abbott’s most recent face mask order, the City of Lubbock being sued by Planned Parenthood, the Governor opting the state out of a bonus federal unemployment benefit, Texas senators opposing Biden’s response to the Israel and Hamas conflict, controversy in Southlake over social media posts by an American Airlines pilot, and the potential elimination of a fee for the LTC program. We also cover legislative updates on taxpayer funded lobbying, sex change surgery bans for minors, critical race theory, the Texas Heartbeat Act, the Star Spangled Banner Protection Act, CPS recordings, and hospital price transparency.
On this edition of our Weekly Roundup podcast, the reporting team covers constitutional carry, critical race theory legislation, the Pandemic Response Act, alcohol to-go, religious service protections during disasters, and tax incentive extensions. Governor Abbott gets a primary challenger, hundreds of House bills face a midnight deadline, Austin’s homeless camping ban reinstatement comes in waves, the NRA’s Texas relocation hits a roadblock, and the border crisis intensifies.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup”, the team gives updates on constitutional carry, the Heartbeat bill, homeless camping, federal overreach, transgender athletes in public schools, and bail reform. They run through the results of local elections in San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, as well as Austin’s homeless camping ban initiative, Lubbock’s abortion ban, the 6th Congressional District, a controversial amendment to a rural broadband bill, and the Texas Senate’s mask mandate.
On this week’s “Weekly Roundup”, our team discusses the governor’s position on constitutional carry, census numbers and how they’ll affect Texas’s congressional districts, a proposal addressing critical race theory, the Texas House reevaluating its mask requirement, homeless policy comparisons, a local official chiding the president’s border policies, two Texans receiving nominations from the Biden administration, the challenges facing broadband expansion, and two lawsuits from state officials.
On this week’s “Weekly Roundup” podcast, our reporters discuss budget night in the Texas House, a lawmaker looking to allocate money to the border wall, the status of constitutional carry, billions in subsidies given to businesses opposing election reforms, the latest federal campaign finance reports, a preview of a special election in Congressional District 6, the latest border apprehension numbers, the state launching a COVID-19 vaccine ad campaign, and the latest in Austin crime numbers.
This week’s “Weekly Roundup” podcast, our reporters discuss the disaster act bills, the Texas attorney general suing the Biden administration, bills aiming to ban sex-change procedures for minors, primary election delays, the retirement of a Texas congressman, property tax proposals looking to lessen the burden on taxpayers, Cruz going to bat against the MLB, a Dallas homeless ministry looking to resolve conflict with the city, and a Dallas city council race focused on police defunding.
On our Weekly Roundup podcast, the reporting team covers Lt. Governor Dan Patrick’s comments on the corporate reaction to election integrity legislation, a bill to make Texas a “Second Amendment sanctuary,” Governor Abbott’s jab at vaccine passports, COVID-19 numbers post-mask mandate rescission, the future of border wall construction, and a statewide elected official setting the stage for a challenge against Attorney General Ken Paxton.
On this week’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters cover committee hearings in the Texas legislature relating to constitutional carry, George Floyd, police defunding, homeless camping bans, church opening protections, election integrity, and taxpayer funded lobbying. The team also discusses a visit to McAllen to cover a border visit by U.S. senators, the one year anniversary of “15 days to slow the spread” of COVID-19, utility regulator reforms, and the state budget.
On this week’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters cover alcohol to go passing the Texas House, Democrats delaying the movement of election integrity legislation, updates on bills related to the gender-changing procedures, state senators being denied access to an unaccompanied minors facility, a Democratic mayor calling out President Biden over the border crisis, a lawsuit involving Native American tribes’ ability to worship at the Alamo, a look at why gas prices have skyrocketed, and more.
On this week’s Weekly Roundup podcast, the reporting team covers state leaders battling over blackout electricity repricing, an Abbott-appointed PUC commissioner resigning, the governor’s press conference covering child trafficking prevention efforts at the border, election integrity bills filed in the legislature, border encounters breaking a 20-year record, a Texas congressman going after congressional earmarks, one bill filed to dismantle a state agency and another to abolish daylight saving time.
On this week’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss the rescinding of COVID-19 restrictions, public universities’ approach to mask mandates, legislation seeking to address “Big Tech” censorship, a slate of proposed election security measures, Texas democrats decrying the border crisis, the City of Austin seeking to keep their mask mandate, Congress’ latest COVID-19 stimulus package, Planned Parenthood being bumped off Medicaid, and Texas sending the National Guard to the border.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss Governor Abbott’s rescinding of statewide coronavirus restrictions, the latest ERCOT firing and PUC resignation news, energy industry fallout since the blackouts, a bill that would rename an Austin overpass to spite the mayor, the Texas Pandemic Response Act, the Alamo Cenotaph, and President Biden’s comments about Texas’ reopening.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup”, the reporters discuss blackout and ERCOT drama, legislative priorities from L.t Governor Patrick, Gov. Abbott’s address on winter storm action items, special election news in HD 68 and CD 6, Biden’s immigration policies relating to unaccompanied minors, a halt of the president’s deportation pause, developments on Planned Parenthood and Medicaid, Gina Carano and The Mandalorian’s connection to Texas, and Austin homelessness ballot language discrepancies.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our reporters Brad Johnson and Daniel Friend discuss the state’s major energy crisis by breaking down ERCOT, how they responded, and how lawmakers plan to move forward.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our reporting team discusses the Dallas Mavericks national anthem controversy, gun control proposals from Texas legislators, a proposed tax on natural gas flaring, reactions to Biden’s border policies, developments on gambling in Texas, proposed changes to gendered language in state code, a bar’s license suspension due to COVID-19 regulation violations, and more.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our team discusses the governor’s state of the state address, federal fundraising numbers, Texas House committee assignments, the governor’s comments on limiting his own emergency powers, developments with Planned Parenthood and Medicaid, a potential reinstatement of the homeless camping and lying ban in Austin, rare earth processing in Texas, human and drug smuggling across the Texas-Mexico border, and gun purchases continuing to spike.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our team discusses a special election for a Texas House seat, Beto O’Rourke eyeing a run for a statewide position, a conservative caucus outlining legislative priorities, the battle between state and local governments, Dallas distributing COVID-19 vaccines, the City of Austin purchasing a hotel to house the homeless, Texas blocking a deportation freeze from the Biden administration, and a bevy of legislative proposals from state lawmakers.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our team discusses executive orders from the Biden administration affecting Texas, public school revenues in the age of coronavirus, bonds issued by school districts, drama in Dallas over elections, fundraising numbers from the “Big Three,” the Alamo being referred to as a symbol of “whiteness,” a special election slotted for Saturday, confederate monuments attacked by a Texas House member, and a proposed grant for the “Walker, Texas Ranger” reboot.
On our Weekly Roundup podcast, the reporting team discusses the opening day of the 87th legislative session, rules changes in the chambers, and the election of a new Texas House speaker. They also cover updates to the Tinslee Lewis story, Trump’s visit to the border in Texas, public school dropout numbers, and a bill filed to address implicit bias in law enforcement.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup” our reporters discuss the insanity in DC surrounding the certification of the Electoral College votes, the coronavirus protocols of the opening days of the 87th legislative session, new bill proposals relating to emergency powers, big knives, and annual legislative sessions, news in North Texas about COVID-19 vaccine distribution and the retirement of a mayor, and an impending special election.
This week on a special edition of The Texan’s podcast: our reporters discuss the top stories of 2020, including state and local government’s response to the coronavirus, the fight over mail-in ballots, and the 2020 general election.
Railroad Commissioner-elect Jim Wright joined The Texan’sreporter Brad Johnson to discuss his campaign, Texas’ energy sector, and his coming job on the regulatory board. In the interview, the political upstart Wright explains what the Railroad Commission does and details his plan for serving on the body.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss the arrest of a former Houston police officer after his assault of a man he believed to be transporting illegal ballots, the City of Houston implementing a plan to eliminate traffic deaths, the Texas electoral college making Trump’s win in the state official, the Texas Education Agency making changes relating to testing and school district ratings, Austin City Council election results, and Texas A&M mandating COVID-19 testing.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss a proposal for Texas to secede from the US, a lawsuit filed by the attorney general over the presidential election, details given from state officials about the coronavirus vaccine rollout, a trip taken by the Austin mayor violating his own COVID-19 recommendations, a bill filed to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying, the lieutenant governor’s proposed new Senate rules, and the legislative budget board setting a spending increase cap.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporting team discusses an initial batch of COVID-19 vaccine doses coming to Texas, state data that shows a record number of students leaving public schools in favor of homeschooling, a gubernatorial endorsement in a special election, the formation of another ‘Sanctuary City for the Unborn,’ the Supreme Court's hearing on census data in light of illegal immigration, and gun sales continuing to sky rocket.
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This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters provide an update on the allegations surrounding Attorney General Paxton, discuss a CPS reform bill filed ahead of the session, detail Lubbock’s proposed sanctuary city for the unborn ordinance, examine the sex education curriculum debate at the state board of education meeting, consider Representative Toth’s bill to ban sex changes for minors, revisit the final state and federal election results, and assess property tax reforms in Texas.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss border counties that shifted towards President Trump, Obamacare in the Supreme Court, the University of Texas under fire for free speech violations, the scandal surrounding Attorney General Ken Paxton, the Texas GOP chairman taking aim at the presumptive Texas House speaker, El Paso businesses facing another lockdown, the beginning of bill filing for the 87th legislative session, inaccurate polling, and the Alamo.
This week on our “Weekly Roundup” podcast, the reporting team discusses the 2020 general election results: Trump won Texas, the Texas House didn't flip, state senate republicans lost their supermajority, and there was a lack of a blue wave in Texas...for now.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett, voter fraud allegations exposed by Project Veritas, Governor Abbott’s "Back The Blue" pledge, Senator Ted Cruz and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey going to blows, the race for the Texas House Speakership, the sanctuary cities for the unborn movement, state legislative fundraising numbers, and the Texas Freedom Caucus losing a member.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss updates on the Tinslee Lewis case, early voting protocols, a lawsuit the State of Texas joined against Google, two Texas House races where the incumbent Democrat is being challenged in a competitive district, and shifts in the oil and gas industry.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss Senators Cruz and Cornyn and their reaction to the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, Cruz’s letter to Twitter for censorship, a rift between members of the Texas GOP, record setting turn out for early voting, the ruling of a dismemberment abortion ban as unconstitutional, another city declaring themselves a sanctuary city for the unborn, and Mark Cuban defending his business with China.
This week on *The Texan*'s "Weekly Roundup" podcast, the reporting team discusses a newly announced federal investigation into Attorney General Ken Paxton on the accusations of bribery and abuse of office, Netflix being indicted by a Texas grand jury, Joe Biden spending millions on ad buys, a small Texas church fighting eminent domain seizure, Abbott announcing bars may reopen at 50% capacity if permitted by local officials, Chip Roy and Wendy Davis facing off on the debate stage, Texas principals receiving pay raises as the state’s economy struggles, and the political makeup of all state legislative districts.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss the Texas Senate District 30 runoff results, the University of Texas receiving a low free speech ranking, the Williamson County sheriff being indicted for tampering with evidence, a congressman releasing a report on China’s role in the pandemic, and the 15th Texas city declaring itself a sanctuary for the unborn.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss Senator Ted Cruz blocking a resolution in honor of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, statements from Texas officials on the selection of a Supreme Court nominee, a lawsuit filed against Governor Abbott over the extension of early voting, the Senate District 30 special election, a vote not to move the Alamo’s Cenotaph, and a lawsuit filed against the City of Dallas over the cancellation of the Young Americans for Liberty convention.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) joined The Texan’sCEO and Founder Konni Burton to discuss the implications of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing and the largely partisan debate on whether her seat should be filled prior to the presidential election.
This week on The Texan’s Weekly Roundup podcast, the reporting team discusses Governor Abbott's latest reopening announcement, mask guidance issued by Bulverde lawyers, Green Party candidates making it back on the November ballot, Texas Republicans calling for a ban of Netflix's controversial Cuties film, a North Texas judge spearheading virtual court proceedings, Bexar County defunding 19 constable positions, and finally, Governor Abbott and Austin Mayor Steve Adler sparring over police department funding and jurisdiction.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss Senator Ted Cruz making a U.S. Supreme Court short list, a lawsuit filed by Republicans in an attempt to oust libertarians from the ballot, Governor Abbott’s calling on candidates to support police departments, the latest border numbers, and the State Board of Education’s discussion on sexual education curriculum.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss the Texas Disaster Act, the opening of dove hunting season, the numbers of background checks conducted Texas and how that correlates to gun sales, state agency budget cuts, college diversity and inclusion funding, and COVID-19 numbers in relation to Governor Abbott’s executive orders.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the reporters discuss wineries and distilleries in Texas that have responded to extended closure orders, Biden’s energy plan, the race to replace Senator Pat Fallon in Senate District 30, the aftermath of Hurricane Laura, the Texas’ latest polling numbers, a state representative who plans to file constitutional carry, and teachers in Georgetown who resigned amid COVID-19.
On this week’s episode of The Texan’s Weekly Roundup Podcast, senior editor McKenzie Taylor is joined by reporters Daniel Friend, Brad Johnson, and a new addition to the team, Isaiah Mitchell. The group talks Austin homelessness and the Windsor Park trash flood, how Sen. Pat Fallon’s TX-04 victory affects his seat in the Texas Senate, and a private Christian school’s defiance of a local closure order.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our team talked about the Texas Congressional District 4 GOP nomination, efforts by legislators to discourage localities from utilizing a property tax loophole, an update on COVID-19 numbers in the state, and a $150 million budget cut to the Austin Police Department.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team talks about an issue at UNT with a professor catching heat for defending a music theorist, Carroll ISD's vote on a diversity plan, Harris County considering a property tax increase, the GOP nomination for Texas’ 4th Congressional District, and the Young Americans for Liberty convention being canceled in Dallas.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” the team talks about Houston's latest coronavirus numbers, the final results of the Senate District 14 special election, the latest Austin transit project developments, President Trump’s visit to West Texas, an update on the Pardo family case, and a San Antonio Christian school suing the local government over school reopenings.
This week on The Texan’s “Weekly Roundup,” our reporters talk about Allen West becoming the new Republican Party of Texas chairman, the closure of the Chinese consulate in Houston, a Quinnipac poll showing Biden one point ahead of Trump, abortion lawsuits, and the comptroller’s latest projection with a massive revenue shortfall.
This week on our “Weekly Roundup,” our reporters talk about the latest FEC fundraising numbers, a $30 million addition to Dallas’ small business relief program, conflict on UNT’s campus between a conservative group and progressive groups, the drama surrounding the GOP’s state convention, and an update on baby Tinslee.
On this special episode of The Texan’s podcast, McKenzie, Brad, Daniel, and Hayden discuss the results from the July 14 runoff in districts they’ve been closely covering.
This week on The Weekly Roundup, the team discusses the battle between the Republican Party of Texas and the City of Houston over the state convention, sheriffs who have called Governor Abbott’s mask order unenforceable, GOP county parties who have censured Governor Abbott over his order, and Senator Cruz launching a new political fund.
On the week’s episode of “The Weekly Roundup”, the team chats about Texas bars and nightclubs suing the state over closures, the vote-by-mail saga and voter fraud cases, a new Texas Supreme Court ruling on parental rights, the increase in gun sales for the month of June, a new bond for Dallas ISD that addresses racial disparity, and the responses of lawmakers to Governor Abbott’s closures.
On this week’s edition of The Texan’s weekly roundup, the team talks about a Galveston County judge’s response to issuing mask orders, Governor Abbott’s latest press conference on COVID-19 numbers, bars and restaurants that have had their licenses revoked due to not following coronavirus protocols, and the latest updates for the upcoming runoff elections.
On this week's news roundup, the team discusses Texas mayors requesting Gov. Abbott allow localities to require face masks, plummeting state tax revenue in the face of ongoing coronavirus shutdowns, the stances of elected officials and candidates regarding calls to "defund the police," as well as local stories from around the state.
On this week's news roundup, The Texan's team discusses more counties allowing all businesses to return to maximum capacity by labeling them as "essential," the recent debate between democrats Royce West and MJ Hegar, a review of demands being made by protesters for police reform, and a new proposal to penalize localities taking advantage of a property tax limit loophole.
On this edition of The Texan's weekly roundup, the team discusses Phase III of Gov. Abbott's plan to re-open Texas, a resolution in Eastland County declaring all businesses essential, controversy over contact tracing, recent interactions between protesters and Austin Police, and a new poll that has Trump ahead of Biden by just one point in Texas.
On this edition of The Texan’s roundup podcast, the team discusses the proxy vote controversy in Washington D.C., recent statistics indicating that 44% of COVID-19 deaths in Texas are patients in long-term care facilities, updates on the mail-in ballot saga, Amarillo’s recent recovery from a surge in coronavirus cases, and the debate over a Dallas County property tax hike.
On this week’s episode of The Texan’s Weekly Roundup, reporters talk about a vote-by-mail battle being waged in the state, a Dallas County resolution calling on the governor to apologize to a local judge over the Shelley Luther debacle, bills from Texas legislators addressing U.S.-China relations, and 3 Texas nominations making their way through Congress. This week’s episode is dedicated to the Hansen Family.
On this edition of The Texan’s remote weekly roundup, the team discusses Tesla’s possible relocation to Texas, mixed messages sent by state officials regarding the enforcement of COVID-19 orders, a new contract to construct 14 miles of border wall in Texas, and 15 Texas mayors petitioning the federal government for relief funds.
On this edition of The Texan’s remote weekly roundup, the team discusses Governor Abbott’s newest announcement and orders amid the coronavirus pandemic, Shelly Luther’s imprisonment for reopening her business in violation of a restraining order, gym-goers in Glen Rose who were issued citations, and new trends in coronavirus data that indicate Texas is in strong shape.
On this week's news roundup, the team discusses what Gov. Abbott's latest executive order means for the reopening of Texas, how government officials will be tracing those who have come into contact with COVID-19 positive cases, and the various ways municipalities have responded to the pandemic, including a sting operation in Laredo and a skatepark in Wylie covered in dirt.
This week on The Texan's news roundup, the team discusses new polling on voter opinion about when and whether to re-open the state and send Texans back to work, a new mandatory-mask order in Harris County, oil prices dropping below zero dollars, a parental rights case heard in the Texas Supreme Court in which a biological father is fighting to maintain custody of his daughter from a non-relative, and the latest on local shelter-in-place orders.
In this podcast, Dr. Robin Armstrong sits down for a remote interview with The Texan’s CEO and Founder Konni Burton. In the course of their conversation, Dr. Armstrong addresses why he administered hydroxychloroquine to nursing home patients in Texas City, its effectiveness in treating positive cases, and what else can be done in the battle against the coronavirus.
On this edition of The Texan's weekly roundup, the reporting team discusses the federal coronavirus stimulus package, requests from Dallas inmates to be released from prison over concerns COVID-19 will spread in jail, updates from the Railroad Commission's hearing on whether to artificially limit oil production to control prices, recent campaign fundraising numbers, how Tarrant County jails are combating the spread of coronavirus, and the response of the Round Rock Express to the pandemic.