Episodios

  • China Is Infiltrating Texas Schools

    China Is Infiltrating Texas Schools
    Jul 28 2022
    This week, Brandon is joined by State Rep. Brian Harrison to talk about the new movement for school choice growing in Texas, and what the lawmaker thinks the chances are the Legislature will follow. Plus, Investigative Reporter Robert Montoya discusses Texas Scorecard’s latest shocking report revealing China’s infiltration into Texas schools.  

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    17 m
  • George Soros Comes to Texas

    George Soros Comes to Texas
    Jul 21 2022
    This week, Michael Quinn Sullivan stops by to talk about the $1 million donation liberal billionaire George Soros gave to Democrat gubernatorial candidate Robert “Beto” O’Rourke. Plus, the Texas House GOP Caucus is censuring their own members for supporting conservatives. Chris Hopper from the Texas Family Project also joins to talk about Republican U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales’ vote for same sex marriage, as well as the Democrats’ efforts to protect abortion.  

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    19 m
  • Record Heat Stresses the Texas Power Grid

    Record Heat Stresses the Texas Power Grid
    Jul 15 2022
    This week on The Headline, Brandon gets kicked out of the Texas Democrat Convention. Bill Peacock, the policy director of The Energy Alliance, talks about the stress being placed on Texas’ power grid, the role that unreliable energy sources have played in creating the problem, and what the Legislature can do to fix it. Plus, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility President Tim Hardin discusses the newly announced $27 billion surplus lawmakers will face during the upcoming session, as well as his organization’s plan to return it to taxpayers.  

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    18 m
  • An Invasion on the Border

    An Invasion on the Border
    Jul 7 2022
    This week, Brandon Waltens is joined by Kinney County Attorney Brent Smith to talk about the new push by border counties to declares the crisis act the southern border an invasion, and what steps the governor can take to secure it. Plus, Michael Quinn Sullivan breaks down the latest poll numbers for Sen. John Cornyn and explains why the senior senator’s popularity is plummeting.  

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    22 m
  • Abortion is Illegal in Texas

    Abortion is Illegal in Texas
    Jul 1 2022
    This week, John Seago, the president of Texas Right to Life, discusses the monumental decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade and what it means for Texas. Plus, investigative reporter Robert Montoya stops by to share the details of Texas Scorecard’s latest investigative report into a citizen being targeted by the Tarrant County Appraisal Board.

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    12 m
  • Will Texas Republican Lawmakers Follow the Party’s Priorities?

    Will Texas Republican Lawmakers Follow the Party’s Priorities?
    Jun 24 2022
    On today’s episode, Michael Quinn Sullivan joins the show to break down the 8 newly released legislative priorities of the Republican Party of Texas—what they mean, and whether lawmakers will listen. Plus, Jacob Asmussen stops by to talk about the second season of Texas Scorecard’s hit podcast EXPOSED, uncovering Texas’ public education machine.

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    24 m
  • The Headline - Live From the Texas GOP Convention

    The Headline - Live From the Texas GOP Convention
    Jun 17 2022
    Brandon Waltens is joined by Michael Quinn Sullivan to discuss the latest news from the 2022 Texas GOP Convention in Houston.

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    12 m
  • ‘Perverted’ Drag Show for Kids Provokes Texas Lawmaker to Act

    ‘Perverted’ Drag Show for Kids Provokes Texas Lawmaker to Act
    Jun 9 2022
    This week, State Rep. Bryan Slaton joins to talk about legislation he is planning on filing to outlaw drag shows for children, in response to an explicit performance at a Dallas gay bar last weekend. Plus, with the Republican Party of Texas Convention slated to take place in Houston next week, grassroots activists are preparing. Christine Welborn, the executive director of Texans for Vaccine Choice, explains why banning vaccine mandates is a high-priority issue for all Texans, since individuals are still being fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.

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    17 m