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President Trump addresses the United Nations with a warning to Iran, Texas pauses new data-center permits, and the White House press-access dispute intensifies. Chris X covers these stories and more on the September 22 edition of Chris X Radio on KSEV AM 700.

Trump's UN General Assembly speech takes center stage as Chris examines the administration's position on Iran's nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz, regional security and renewed diplomatic negotiations.

Chris also discusses the new Greenland security agreement with Denmark and Greenland, Trump's new administration streaming channel and the controversy surrounding White House press restrictions affecting CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

Back in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a halt to new state-issued data-center permits while ERCOT reviews the rapidly growing industry's electricity demands. Chris discusses the implications for Texas infrastructure, the power grid, water consumption and the state's AI industry.

The Texas Senate race also enters the conversation. Caller Mike from Tomball discusses Ken Paxton, James Talarico, John Cornyn and Republican fundraising disagreements following the primary.

Later, caller Steven raises concerns about the Harris County property-tax increase, county spending and the approaching local elections.

Plus, Chris examines reports about Austin demonstrations following an ICE-related shooting, former ABC correspondent Terry Moran's allegations about newsroom decisions, and the debate surrounding Talarico's comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards.

The show wraps up with listener questions about Texas THC gummies, medical marijuana and the state's regulations.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Top-of-hour news and headlines
07:30 Chris X Radio begins — Two for Tuesday
10:43 Trump addresses the UN on Iran
11:38 Trump TV and the White House media fight
15:29 Terry Moran's claims about ABC News
19:22 Trump announces Greenland security agreement
20:05 Abbott's Texas data-center permit pause
21:08 Austin ICE shooting and protest coverage
22:53 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
28:35 Drag performer discussion and listener calls
30:00 Trump's UN speech and the Strait of Hormuz
31:03 Bart calls in
43:47 Louis the Ladies Man calls in
53:43 Mike discusses Ken Paxton and John Cornyn
1:09:07 Hour 2 begins
1:16:25 Trump's UN speech and Iran in depth
1:23:16 White House press-access dispute revisited
1:29:14 The Matrix, movies and KSEV updates
1:40:52 Texas data-center freeze and grid concerns
1:43:12 Steven calls about Harris County property taxes
1:56:25 Final segment
1:57:47 Al discusses Texas THC gummies and regulations

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Chris X Radio returns for the September 21 show with a packed two-hour discussion covering Harris County property taxes, Tom Ramsey, Trump’s battle with the media, ICE protests, Iran, diesel prices, China, and the Texas Senate race.

In Part 1, Chris focuses on the fallout from the Harris County property-tax increase and pushes back on efforts to blame Commissioner Tom Ramsey, the lone Republican commissioner who voted against the increase. Caller Ron from Belleville joins the discussion and argues that Ramsey leaving the meeting would not have stopped the vote under the court’s quorum rules.

Chris also covers protests in Austin following an ICE-related shooting, while noting that the facts surrounding the incident were still under investigation at the time of the broadcast.

The show then turns to the growing fight between President Donald Trump and major media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW and Politico, after their White House access was restricted. Chris discusses the reaction from other networks and revisits previous battles over White House press access.

The Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico Texas Senate race also gets attention as Chris discusses campaign advertising, messaging, and a recording involving Talarico’s minister that he says raises questions about how the campaign is presenting Talarico’s positions.

In Part 2, the conversation shifts heavily toward Iran, diesel prices, gasoline prices, and U.S. foreign policy. Caller David from River Oaks argues that the conflict with Iran could keep diesel prices elevated and weaken the U.S. negotiating position. Chris disagrees and challenges David’s broader economic and foreign-policy predictions.

Francisco joins the program to discuss Greenland, China, and U.S. strategic positioning, while Bart from Spring takes the conversation into China’s aging population, the long-term effects of the one-child policy, and the idea that “demographics is destiny.”

The show closes with a broader discussion about media access, political messaging, the middle class, global trade, and whether long-term demographic trends could reshape China, Europe, and U.S. politics.

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Harris County has approved a historic property tax increase, and former Piney Point Village Mayor Alisa Dutt joins Chris X to break down the budget, county spending and what the decision means for Houston-area homeowners.

On this September 17 edition of Chris X Radio, Chris examines the Harris County Commissioners Court vote, the proposed $3.1 billion budget and the debate over approximately $327 million in additional spending.

The county's combined property tax rate is approximately 67 cents per $100 of taxable value. Local budget estimates indicate an increase of nearly $200 annually for the average homeowner, although individual bills depend on property values and exemptions.

Alisa Dutt, a former mayor, financial analyst and community advocate, joins Chris after speaking at Commissioners Court.

Dutt explains her objections to the budget, questions several spending priorities and discusses the debate over unfunded government mandates, county employee compensation, healthcare expenses and funding for the public defender's office compared with services for crime victims.

Chris and Dutt also discuss citizen participation, her experience in local government and why she remains politically involved after an unsuccessful campaign for Harris County judge.

PLUS:

President Donald Trump calls for interest rates of 1% or lower after the Federal Reserve raises its benchmark rate by a quarter percentage point.

The latest unemployment-claims report, Governor Greg Abbott's crackdown on data-center water reporting, artificial intelligence safety concerns and possible advances in nuclear fuel recycling also make the headlines.

In the second hour, listeners weigh in on the Harris County tax increase, the future of the Astrodome, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Senate race, campaign advertising, Paul Bettencourt and the difference between state and local property-tax policies.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Harris County approves historic tax increase
03:31 AI warnings, Trump and economic headlines
06:10 Data centers, nuclear power and unexplained aerial objects
17:06 Chris X and Lucas remember their radio careers
25:46 Former Mayor Alisa Dutt joins Chris X
30:06 Dutt challenges Harris County's spending priorities
31:53 Public defenders, crime victims and county budget debate
36:49 Dutt discusses public service and her background
45:13 Listener debate: Taxes and the Astrodome
59:42 Hour 2 — Harris County tax vote recap
1:05:51 Trump challenges the Federal Reserve's rate increase
1:07:25 Unemployment claims and Texas data-center oversight
1:18:03 Paxton–Talarico Senate race and campaign spending
1:22:28 State vs. county property taxes explained
1:38:31 Callers debate the Fed and local government finances
1:49:24 Homeowners insurance and closing thoughts

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Harris County faces a major budget and property-tax debate. Commissioner Tom Ramsey joins Chris X LIVE to explain the proposed spending increase, discuss alternatives and preview the September 17 Commissioners Court vote.

On this Hump Day edition of Chris X Radio, Ramsey outlines his concerns about Harris County's proposed budget, including a $325 million increase in general-fund spending and an estimated 12% increase in property-tax collections. He discusses infrastructure, public safety, discretionary spending, administrative costs and employee retention payments.

The Texas Senate race also takes center stage as Chris examines James Talarico's campaign messaging, plays a recording involving someone identified as Talarico's minister and discusses his comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards. The program explores disagreements over transgender policy, parental rights and the competing campaign narratives surrounding Talarico and Ken Paxton.

Plus, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time in three years. What does the quarter-point increase mean for inflation, mortgages, credit cards and the broader economy?

Chris also covers China's diplomatic pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, the controversy surrounding ERCOT executive compensation, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, and the Charlie Kirk family's planned wrongful-death lawsuit.

The second hour features a heated exchange with caller David over the Epstein files and allegations involving Ken Paxton, followed by additional calls from Mike and Bart.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day headlines
10:27 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
18:00 ERCOT compensation and AM radio legislation
28:08 Recording involving Talarico's minister
34:23 Commissioner Tom Ramsey joins LIVE
43:06 Harris County employee payments and spending cuts
1:09:23 Texas Senate campaign and Talarico discussion
1:26:26 Federal Reserve raises interest rates
1:35:03 China, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz
1:38:27 Epstein files, Ken Paxton and caller debate

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President Donald Trump clashes with the Supreme Court over mail-in ballots for the 2026 midterm elections as new impeachment efforts target both Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

On this Two-for-Tuesday edition of Chris X Radio, Chris breaks down the Supreme Court's decision to leave the Trump administration's proposed USPS mail-ballot restrictions on hold. What would the new verification requirements have changed, and why did the Court refuse emergency relief?

Artificial intelligence sparks another major debate when caller Joe from Sugar Land questions Trump's response to warnings from AI industry leaders. Chris and Joe discuss AI safety, the risks of advanced technology, China and the global competition for AI leadership.

Meanwhile, Houston Congressman Al Green introduces another impeachment resolution against Trump, while Republican Congressman Thomas Massie seeks to impeach Pete Hegseth over alleged violations involving the Iran conflict and other military operations.

Chris also discusses new reporting about Thomas Matthew Crooks and the 2024 Butler assassination attempt, Trump's allegations about the FBI investigation, and the fight over a proposed Harris County tax increase.

Plus, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Texas Senate race, Karl Rove and Bo French, Mitch McConnell's return to Capitol Hill, and controversy surrounding Chuck Norris's omission from the televised Emmy Awards memorial.

CHAPTERS — APPROXIMATE

00:00 Chris X Radio — Two-for-Tuesday
06:00 Supreme Court ruling and today's political headlines
13:00 Caller Joe challenges Trump's AI safety comments
30:00 AI competition, China and political frustration
43:00 Butler assassination attempt and Trump's FBI allegations
1:05:00 Harris County tax increase and Commissioner Tom Ramsey
1:19:00 Karl Rove, Bo French and Texas campaign spending
1:31:00 Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling explained
1:42:00 Al Green and Thomas Massie's impeachment efforts
1:53:00 Mitch McConnell returns and Chuck Norris Emmy controversy

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The Texas Senate battle between Ken Paxton and James Talarico intensifies with roughly 50 days remaining before the 2026 midterm elections — and another piece of Talarico’s legislative record is generating controversy.

Chris X plays past comments from James Talarico discussing whether parents who refuse to acknowledge a child’s gender identity could be considered abusive, then examines the larger fight over parental rights, transgender policy involving minors and women’s sports.

Jonathan Covey, Director of Texas Public Policy for Texas Values, joins Chris to preview Texas Faith Fest and discuss religious liberty, parental rights, abortion policy, education and protections for women and children.

Covey also previews keynote speaker Congressman Brandon Gill and discusses former San Jose State volleyball player Brooke Slusser, Judge Dianne Hensley, Texas State Senator Mayes Middleton, Dr. Tom Oliverson and other speakers scheduled for the Texas Faith Fest event in Cedar Park.

Then the conversation turns national.

President Donald Trump pushes back against warnings from leading AI executives who say rapidly advancing artificial intelligence could create catastrophic risks. Trump’s message is simple: whoever wins the AI race wins — and America cannot afford to surrender its technological advantage.

Chris also plays an extended Bill Maher monologue reflecting on 25 years since September 11, terrorism, radical Islam, Israel, Gaza and the rise of antisemitism.

Plus: rising oil and gasoline prices, the political consequences for Republicans heading into November, the one-year memorial of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and an important Gulf Coast health warning as red tide reaches the Bolivar Peninsula.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Manic Monday — 50 days until the midterms
07:30 Paxton vs. Talarico & Republican ad spending
12:35 Talarico, parental rights & transgender children
25:00 Gas prices, Iran & GOP midterm concerns
32:15 Jonathan Covey joins Chris X
34:25 Brandon Gill, abortion & Texas Faith Fest
40:35 Brooke Slusser & women’s sports
56:25 Trump rejects calls to slow AI development
1:11:30 Bill Maher on 9/11, terrorism, Israel & Gaza
1:54:10 Red tide warning for Bolivar Peninsula

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President Donald Trump drops one of the biggest promises of the 2026 midterms: a proposed $5,000 “Trump Dividend” for adult Americans if Republicans keep control of the House and Senate.

Chris X breaks down Trump’s Dallas Republican Midterm Convention speech, the proposed tariff-funded payments, the growing national debt debate, and whether Congress could actually approve $5,000 checks for millions of Americans.

The Texas Senate race also heats up as Trump throws his support behind Ken Paxton and unloads on Democratic nominee James Talarico. Chris examines the fight over Talarico’s record, his position on transgender athletes in girls’ sports, and the millions of dollars pouring into one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country.

Plus, Congressman Brandon Gill delivers a viral “land acknowledgment” speech at the Dallas convention, flipping the script on one of the left’s most recognizable cultural traditions.

Chris also reflects on the one-year memorial of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and the impact his assassination has had on the conservative movement.

Then the show takes a completely different turn with the Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions, terminal lucidity, dementia patients suddenly regaining clarity, and reports of dying people seeing deceased loved ones shortly before death.

Also discussed: tariffs and China, the U.S. national debt, Alaska-style dividend payments, classic television nostalgia, I Love Lucy, Hazel, All in the Family, Coach, Frasier and the changing entertainment landscape.

CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Friday Show on Thursday
08:45 Trump’s Dallas GOP Convention speech
18:45 Trump backs Ken Paxton
30:50 Trump unloads on James Talarico
34:30 Trump promises $5,000 dividend checks
44:00 Tariffs, China & the national debt debate
54:45 Alaska’s dividend model & Trump’s proposal
1:07:30 Talarico and transgender athletes in girls’ sports
1:11:45 Brandon Gill’s viral “land acknowledgment”
1:13:00 Charlie Kirk — one year later
1:32:00 Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions & terminal lucidity

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President Donald Trump takes center stage at the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas as the battle for control of Congress — and the increasingly competitive Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico — heats up.

Matt Locke of WBAP joins Chris X LIVE from the Dallas convention with an inside look at the crowd, security, more than 160 scheduled speakers and the Trump-rally atmosphere surrounding the GOP's push toward the 2026 midterm elections.

The Texas Senate fight is also entering a new phase. Chris and Matt discuss Republican money moving behind Ken Paxton, Trump-aligned campaign spending, Elon Musk's America PAC and James Talarico's effort to appeal to moderate Texas voters.

Chris also plays Talarico's latest comments on transgender athletes competing in girls' sports and compares them with his previous legislative positions as women's sports becomes a major issue in Republican campaign advertising.

Then the conversation shifts to one of the biggest technology stories in America: researchers connected to Anthropic warning that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could potentially cause catastrophic — even extinction-level — consequences. Chris asks whether AI really could become a real-world version of Skynet and why Generation X seems far less worried about it.

Plus, oil surges above $100 per barrel as fighting between the United States and Iran intensifies around the Strait of Hormuz, raising new concerns about gasoline prices and the political consequences heading into November.

Also on the show: Hunter Biden launches a new $LAPTOP meme cryptocurrency that reportedly crashes approximately 98% shortly after launch, Ron Reeder joins Chris for a rare cross-partisan conversation about free speech and media bias, and Harris County callers debate toll roads, taxes and government spending.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day
07:03 Republican Midterm Convention kicks off in Dallas
08:10 Matt Locke joins LIVE from the GOP convention
10:25 Inside the Dallas convention & massive speaker lineup
12:10 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico momentum
13:35 Trump & Elon Musk money enters the Texas Senate race
16:15 Why Trump is putting himself “back on the ballot”
17:30 Security surrounding Trump in Dallas
22:25 Ron Reeder preview & political civil discourse
26:30 Trump, Biden & the political divide
28:25 AI, $100 oil and Hunter Biden crypto preview
34:40 Ron Reeder joins Chris X
36:00 Free speech across political lines
38:05 Why politics became so polarized
40:00 Ron Reeder Digs the Universe
44:10 How television news manipulates emotion
46:30 Why reading news matters more than watching it
48:00 Liberals, conservatives & ideological echo chambers
53:00 Can Americans still disagree without hating each other?
57:20 Rock music, MTV & changing American culture
1:08:10 Hour 2 begins 1:10:20 Oil tops $100 & midterm pressure
1:11:30 Elon Musk's America PAC targets Senate Democrats
1:12:30 James Talarico on transgender athletes in girls' sports
1:13:45 Anthropic researchers warn AI could threaten humanity
1:15:25 “AI could kill all humans” warning
1:16:20 Could AI become Skynet?
1:17:00 Why Gen X isn't scared of AI
1:18:30 Can humans simply unplug artificial intelligence?
1:26:20 Chris asks Lucas if AI could wipe out humanity
1:29:30 How Gen X adapted from landlines to AI
1:30:25 Chris remembers his father's 90th birthday
1:31:20 Dementia, end-of-life visions & the afterlife
1:39:20 Final Dallas GOP Convention update
1:44:30 Oil breaks $100 amid U.S.–Iran fighting
1:46:30 Hunter Biden launches $LAPTOP cryptocurrency
1:47:00 Meme coin reportedly crashes 98%
1:54:40 Harris County budget & toll-road debate
1:58:00 Why are Texans still paying tolls?
1:59:30 Final thoughts

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James Talarico’s past positions are back under the microscope as the Texas U.S. Senate race against Ken Paxton becomes one of the most important political battles of the 2026 midterms. 

ChrisX digs into Talarico’s comments on voter ID and poll watchers, his past rhetoric connecting capitalism with systems of oppression, his abortion-policy proposals after Roe v. Wade, and the continuing fight over transgender policy involving minors and school sports.

Meanwhile, the Paxton–Talarico race is attracting major national money as Republicans fight to hold a Texas Senate seat that has suddenly become competitive.

Then President Donald Trump makes history on U.S. currency with the release of the new 2026 Trump $1 coin celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Chris breaks down the coin, the pricing and one obvious question: why does $25 worth of dollar coins cost $61?

The show also turns to a major Houston true-crime story as James Elmore Jr. receives the maximum 20-year sentence in connection with the 1984 death of Laura Miller in the infamous Texas Killing Fields. Chris reveals his personal connection to the story after previously interning for Laura’s sister, Wendy Miller.

Plus: record ICE arrests, immigration and crime, Mattress Mack giving free mattresses to veterans, Brendan Fraser’s viral fan interaction, Florida Man insanity and plenty of Friday Show on Thursday caller chaos.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Friday Show on Thursday begins
 04:00 Florida Man insanity
09:00 James Talarico, voter ID & poll watchers
15:00 Talarico vs. Ilhan Omar political ad
20:00 Talarico’s abortion proposals after Roe v. Wade
27:00 Trump’s new $1 coin
32:00 Texas Killing Fields case update
38:00 Brendan Fraser’s viral fan moment
45:00 Run-on Robert & Friday Show caller chaos
54:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
59:00 Hour 2 begins
1:05:00 Talarico & transgender policy involving minors
1:12:00 Voter ID debate returns
1:17:00 Trump $1 coin pricing
1:22:00 Mattress Mack gives mattresses to veterans
1:28:00 Caller debate: gender, politics & Talarico
1:37:00 Immigration, ICE & crime
1:45:00 Caller’s immigration story sparks debate
1:52:00 Final immigration discussion
1:56:00 Texas Killing Fields sentencing
1:59:00 Chris X’s personal connection to Laura Miller’s family

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