“It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCP.TV airing at 12 noon today, Friday, October 11, 2019, will feature community activist Christian Collins. The theme of the show will be (“Is it Double Diffusive Convection or Is Something Else Going On?”).

Bill Brenza, President and Chief Executive Officer of the MCPLive.TV Network has indicated, however, that he expects Collins will discuss the coming national elections, and efforts to reform government at all levels.

Collins grew up in Sugar Land but now lives in Conroe. He received his undergraduate degree in Government from the University of Texas at Austin and is working on a master’s degree in communications.

Collins worked as a campaign manager for Congressman Kevin Brady’s 2018 re-election campaign and now serves Brady as a senior consultant. He has worked on the campaigns of United States Senator Ted Cruz and Governor Greg Abbott.

Collins is an Adjunct Professor at Lone Star College where he teaches a course in oratory.

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Collins during the show by submitting questions on Facebook or calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, October 11, and will continue with encore presentations throughout the weekend.

To watch the show, please go to MCP.TV on Facebook or YouTube. To call in with a question, please call 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

MCP.TV and MCPLive.TV are the brainchildren and the network, which the brilliant Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer, created. “It’s Hammer Time” airs live every Friday at noon.

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“It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCP.TV airing at 12 noon today, Friday, October 4, 2019, will feature Crime Stoppers Coordinator and Specialist Steve Squier of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. The theme of the show will be “Conflicts of Interest.”

Bill Brenza, President and Chief Executive Officer of the MCPLive.TV Network has indicated, however, that he expects Squier will discuss the role of Crime Stoppers in catching the bad guys and trends in Montgomery County crime, among other topics.

Squier has served with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office for nearly ten years. Since 2013, his primary role has been serving as the Coordinator for Montgomery County Crime Stoppers (DBA Multi-County Crime Stoppers), and in 2014 he expanded their program to also cover Liberty and San Jacinto Counties, where he is responsible for all of the community and school based programs. In September of 2016, Squier was honored to have been appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council where he currently serves to help Crime Stoppers programs across the Great State of Texas.

Squier works as the Sheriff Office’s point of contact with their Community Outreach Programs and as such he is an Advanced R.A.D. Instructor [Rape Aggression Defense], Crime Prevention Specialist, Citizen Response to Active Shooter Event [C.R.A.S.E.] Instructor and TCOLE Instructor. Squier also serves as the Coordinator for the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office Citizen Police Academy and the liaison officer for the Citizen Academy Alumni Association. Steve is also a member of the PIO [Public Information Officer]/Media Team for his agency, as well as a speaker for many local events.

In 2017 Squier was the recipient of a Life Saving Award as well as a P.A.C.T. award [Professional Accountable Compassionate Trusted] for Compassion for scores of hours donated to a community event benefiting those less fortunate.

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Squier during the show by submitting questions on Facebook or calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, October 4, and will continue with encore presentations throughout the weekend.

To watch the show, please go to MCP.TV on Facebook or YouTube. To call in with a question, please call 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

MCP.TV and MCPLive.TV are the brainchildren and the network, which the brilliant Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer, created. “It’s Hammer Time” airs live every Friday at noon.

The Woodlands, October 1 – The Texas Patriots PAC, the largest grassroots conservative organization in Montgomery County and one of the largest Tea Party organizations in Texas, will host a candidate form for the three contested Woodlands Township Board of Directors positions. The candidate forum will be at the TWFG Training Room at The Woodlands Mall, 2nd floor upstairs from Panera Bread, Tuesday, October 1, 2019, at 6 p.m.

Texas Patriots PAC President Dr. Julie Turner said, “Our forum will cover the most important issues, facing Woodlands residents’ quality of life and future of The Woodlands. All candidates were invited. We hope that this debate will fully demonstrate candidates’ understanding of the issues facing Township residents, underscore differences between candidates, and, most of all, provide a solid basis for citizens to choose the best representative for Positions 5, 6, and 7 on the Woodlands Township.”

The moderator for the event will be Jon Bauman, Vice President of the Texas Patriots PAC.

The candidates, their occupation, and their position on incorporation of The Woodlands follow:

Position #5:

Rashmi Gupta (realtor; no answer on incorporation)

Walter Cooke (attorney; opposes incorporation)

Shelley Sekula-Gibbs (M.D. dermatologist, former Member of Congress; pro-incorporation)

Position #6:

Alan Richel (retired federal government employee; opposes incorporation)

Ann K. Snyder (incumbent) (educator and minister; on incorporation want to let people decide)

Louis Granados (retired oil and gas engineer; position on incorporation unclear)

Tom Chumbley (calls himself “organizational scientist”; position on incorporation euphemistic)

Position #7:

Bob Milner (businessman; pro-incorporation)

David Cassidy (physical therapist, realtor; on incorporation want to let people decide)

Walt Lisiewski (retired businessman; opposes incorporation)

Andy DuBois (County government employee; opposes incorporation).

Montgomery County, September 27 – “It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCP.TV airing at 12 noon today, Friday, September 27, 2019, will feature Woodlands Township Board of Directors member Bruce Rieser. The theme of the show will be “I Support Kelli.” Bill Brenza, President of MCP.TV and MCPLive.TV and the Producer of the show has attempted to find out what the theme means, but the host of the show has refused to disclose that information.

Brenza has indicated, however, that he expects Rieser will discuss incorporation of The Woodlands, drainage issues, subsidence, and the recent property tax debate amongst the Township Board members, among other topics.

Woodlands residents elected Rieser to the Township Board of Directors in November 2016 and re-elected him in 2018. He and his wife Sarah moved to The Woodlands in 1989. Married for 33 years, the Riesers have one grown daughter.  Rieser retired from British Airways (BA) in 2010 as Director Properties, the Americas, where he managed BA’s real estate assets and airport relationships in the Western Hemisphere.

In 2011 he founded SKR Consulting, LLC, which provides tactical, operational and real estate advice to the aviation community. He is currently consulting on the proposed new international terminal at Houston George Bush Airport.

Rieser also serves as the Township’s representative to The Woodlands Road Utility district,  as the Chairman of the Board of Visit The Woodlands and as Chairman of the Township Drainage Taskforce.

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Rieser during the show by submitting questions on Facebook or calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, September 27, and will continue with encore presentations throughout the weekend.

To watch the show, please go to MCP.TV on Facebook or YouTube. To call in with a question, please call 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

MCP.TV and MCPLive.TV are the brainchildren and the network, which the brilliant Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer, created. “It’s Hammer Time” airs live every Friday at noon.

The Woodlands tax rate debate.The CISD bond issue that will not die.

Montgomery County, September 20 – “It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCP.TV airing at 12 noon today, Friday, September 20, 2019, will feature the Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman candidate Jon Bouche and The Golden Hammer‘s Publisher Kelli Cook. The theme of the show will be “A Celebration of the Cicero Town Council Election of 1924.” There are, of course, few topics as fascinating or thrilling as the Cicero Town Council Election of 1924, so MCP.TV President Bill Brenza advises viewers to take their heart and high blood pressure medication prior to watching the show.

Bouche grew up in Terrytown, Louisiana. He is a graduate of River Oaks Academy. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law Enforcement and Police Science from Sam Houston State University.

Bouche is a renowned leader of a music group, Johnny and the Spinsations, for which he is the lead singer. He also works as a realtor and insurance agent.

Bouche is the Republican Precinct Chairman of Voting Precinct 35 in the City of Oak Ridge North. He is an elected member of the Steering Committee of the Montgomery County Republican Party and often acts as the spokesman for that group. Bouche was the Founding Chairman of the Lone Star Christian Chamber of Commerce. He serves on the Board of the Freedom and Liberty Conservatives PAC and served as Chairman of its Citizens Budget Committee.

On November 6, 2018, the citizens of Commissioner Precinct 3 elected Bouche to the Board of Directors of the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District. Bouche has been a reliable conservative vote on that Board.

Bouche and his wife live in Oak Ridge North.

Cook is a chicken farmer and rancher. She has made a lifetime study of the impact of water on chicken behavior. Cook is the Gulf Coast Regional Coordinator for the Campaign for Liberty, Finance Committee Chair of the Montgomery County Republican Party, Victory 2020 Steering Committee Co-Chair of the Montgomery County Republican Party, Chair of the Freedom & Liberty Conservatives PAC, a Director of the Children’s Hope PAC, and Publisher of The Golden Hammer, Montgomery County’s leading daily newspaper. Cook also enjoys organizing golf tournaments.

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Bouche and Cook during the show by submitting questions on Facebook or calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, September 20, and will continue with encore presentations throughout the weekend.

To watch the show, please go to MCP.TV on Facebook or YouTube. To call in with a question, please call 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

MCP.TV and MCPLive.TV are the brainchildren and the network, which the brilliant Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer, created. “It’s Hammer Time” airs live every Friday at noon.