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Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/24/2020.

Do you remember how Democrats were openly scheming to help nominate Donald Trump during the 2016 Republican primary? Joining Jimmy and Shara this morning is Republican Political Strategist Vlad Davidiuk to give us all some more information on the current situation.

Texas education officials are envisioning a largely hands-off approach to helping school districts bring students back to campus this fall, imposing few mandatory safety precautions but recommending staff and students wear masks, hand sanitize regularly and stay six feet away from each other, according to draft documents found on the Texas Education Agency's website Tuesday. Calling in is Melissa Martin of Innovative Teachers of Texas.

Thought crimes are now prosecuted in the Land of the Free.. and here to talk with Jimmy and Shara is Political analyst Michele Maples.

Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough calls in during the last segment to discuss upcoming mask order.

Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/23/2020.

The Woke are everywhere. They're in our schools, in government, and at our places of work. More importantly, the Woke are on the move. They are coming for you, for me, and for anyone else who does not subscribe to their quasi-religion. Joining Jimmy and Shara this morning to talk on the matter is Elizabeth Ames - Fox News Contributor.

The TEA meets Tuesday to offer guidance on the return to school, and joining us this morning is Zeph Capo with the Houston Federation of Teachers.

Donald Trump to End DACA Again: ‘We Have to Start Process Over’- Mark Krikorian with the Center for Immigration Studies joins us this morning to share his thoughts.

The City of Galveston issues a mask order. Galveston Mayor Jim Yarbrough issued an emergency order, mandating all businesses to require wearing of face masks starting Tuesday. Yarbrough signed the order on Monday, effective until June 30. But, the mandate can be extended by city council members as early as Thursday. Under Yarbrough's order, customers 10 years and older are required to wear face coverings to receive service. Last month, Judge Mark Henry announced in a Facebook post that people who live in Galveston County won't be required to wear masks or face coverings. Calling in to share some information on the issue is Mayor Pro Tem Craig Brown.