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“It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCPLive.TV, will host a March 20, 2020, 12 noon, show in which the guest will be Eric Yollick, candidate for 457th District Court Judge, who is running in the May 26, 2020, Republican Runoff Election. The show will focus on political issues, judicial concerns, and on the coronavirus outbreak in the United States and in Montgomery County, Texas.  The talented Reagan Reed, Vice Chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party and the East Texas Correspondent for Empower Texans, will continue to host the show.

An excellent description of Yollick’s background and conservative credentials comes from the Texas Patriots PAC Voter Guide:

“Eric Yollick is the only board certified civil law candidate; the most qualified to reduce the backlog of civil cases for which this court was created.”

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Yollick and Reed during the show by calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, March 20, 2020, 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.

MCPLive.TV is the brainchild of Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer. “It’s Hammer Time” airs live every Friday at noon.

“It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCPLive.TV, will host a March 13, 2020, show on the coronavirus outbreak in the United States and in Montgomery County, Texas, in particular today, Friday, March 13, 2020, at 12 noon. The talented Reagan Reed, Vice Chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party and the East Texas Correspondent for Empower Texans, will continue to host the show with former Congresswoman Shelley Sekula-Gibbs, M.D., as a special guest analyst.

An excellent description of Sekula-Gibbs’ background and conservative credentials comes from the Texas Patriots PAC Voter Guide:

“Dr. Sekula-Gibbs served three terms on the Houston City Council, championed a revenue cap of 4.5%, and lowered the property tax rate. Houston’s revenue cap has now saved taxpayers over $700,000,000. She won special election to Congress to serve the unexpired term of U.S. Congressman Tom Delay. She was a practicing dermatologist for 30 years, and is a proven fiscal conservative. Dr. Sekula-Gibbs wants to make sure the residents get to vote on the completed incorporation study and the tax rate.”

Callers will have the opportunity to speak directly with Dr. Sekula-Gibbs and Reed and the other guests during the show by calling 832.990.9170 during the live presentation.

The show will air from 12 noon to 1 p.m. today, Friday, March 13, 2020, 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.

MCPLive.TV is the brainchild of Bill Brenza, its President and Executive Producer. “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 MCPLive.TV, will host a March 3, 2020, Primary Election Special Edition of the show today, Friday, February 28, 2020, at 12 noon. The talented Reagan Reed, Vice Chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party and the East Texas Correspondent for Empower Texans, will continue to host the show.

Reed told The Golden Hammer, “I’m very excited about this show. I’ll have several guests who will appear on the show live from Montgomery County polling locations to provide their analysis and insight into the voting and the political campaigns in the March 3 Primary Election.”

Reed is a brilliant and mature leader with a profound wisdom and extensive knowledge of Texas politics and campaign methodology. He’s 23 years old. His 24th birthday will be November 1, 2020.

Reed lives with his parents, John and Jodie Reed, and their large family in Willis. In 2016, Reed walked door-to-door to campaign for election as the Precinct 50 Republican Precinct Chairman against “establishment” incumbent Gary Hinson. Reed won the election by a landslide and began serving as the youngest elected Republican Precinct Chair throughout the State of Texas.

Reed’s family has lived in Montgomery County for five generations. Reed has lived in the Lake Conroe area his entire life. Reed describes his father, John, as “a genuinely great man.” Reed’s family, who are all very active in political and government circles in Montgomery County, are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet. His grandparents regularly attend the Montgomery County Commissioners Court to watch Reed, their grandson, in action as he makes citizen comments usually critical of the Commissioners Court and County Judge Craig Doyal.

Reed is completing his undergraduate degree in History from Thomas Edison State College. He is the East Texas Correspondent for Empower Texans, one of the largest grassroots conservative organizations in Texas whose leader is the renowned Michael Quinn Sullivan. In the 2014 gubernatorial election in Texas, Reed interned for the Greg Abbott for Governor campaign. During the 84th Texas Legislature, he interned for a member of the Texas House of Representatives. The Montgomery County Tea Party awarded Reed a scholarship to the Patriots Academy of which Reed is a graduate. He’s also a recipient of Empower Texans’ Conservative Leadership Award.

Reed’s hobbies are studying history, archaeology, theology, and philosophy. He and his family are actively involved in Lakeside Bible Church. Reed enjoys attending local theological seminaries to audit their courses.

“It’s Hammer Time,” the popular Facebook Live and YouTube show at MCPLive.TV, will host Republican candidate for the United States Senate, Dwayne Stovall, who is running against incumbent John Cornyn in the Republican Primary Election on March 3, 2020.

The talented Reagan Reed, Vice Chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party and the East Texas Correspondent for Empower Texans, will continue to host the show.

Stovall’s website provides the following information about him:

“I am a Christian and the luckiest man I know. I have been married to my high school sweetheart for 28 years, and we have 3 wonderful children.

“I was born ‘oil field trash’ in Baytown, Texas and spent the first 10 years of my life in a neighborhood originally built by Humble Oil Company. If you are old enough, you may remember these tiny home neighborhoods referred to as “Humble Camps”.

“Except for a couple of years in the 70s, when I lived in Alaska while my father worked on the Alaskan Pipeline, I have always lived in Texas.

“I worked summers in the oil fields around Rusk County and graduated from West Rusk High School in New London, Texas in 1984. I attended Kilgore Junior College and Southwest Texas State University (Texas State).

“During my junior year at SWTSU, I took an operators position at the ARCO refinery in Pasadena where I worked shift work for over 13 years. While at the refinery, I married, had 2 children and in 1996, started Diamond K Equipment Inc. We moved our family to Liberty County in 1997, and shortly after 9/11, I left what was then Lyondell-Citgo Refining, to run our business full time. Our 3rd child arrived in 2006.

“For over a decade, our business specialized in bridge construction. We have built bridges all over Texas, primarily for the Texas Department of Transportation, from Amarillo to Beaumont and all points in between. In 2011, we branched off into emissions testing in the oil field.”