Braddock discusses TX U.S. Senator John Cornyn panning TX Attorney General Ken Paxton on Dreamers. Blue Collar Bill on the Judgment Day. And Leeson’s youngest calls Under Armor ‘Farmer Harmer.’

Leeson monologues the lesson on how Texas lawmakers tried to prohibit monopolization through the infamous television show, “The Simpsons”. While we learn more about an evening with Brandon Darby and his take on Russian bots. Leeson shares his excitement about being on Millie the Milk Cow watch.

East Texas state Representative, James White discusses how a covert surveillance campaign was launched on him because “republicans love black conservatives.” Leeson on how the Russians mess with your head when you consume one only media perspective.

Congressmen Arrington on politics in D.C., GOP and rural Texas.

United States Congressmen, Jodey Arrington talks GOP and rural Texas. While, Ross Ramsey talks knee-jerk Texas politics, and Jay Leeson monologues the Boy Scouts flinching to the New World Order.

American Bank of Commerce President James Arnold discusses how the West Texas economy works and Lubbock's economy is better than ever. What happens when a man has to wait longer than 20 minutes for biscuits and gravy. And the Leeson twins' birthday extravaganza.

What do Allsup's, Caprock Canyon, some bikes a hike, and Dairy Queen have in common with how Leeson serves the public well? Scott Braddock shares his take on 2018 White House Correspondents Dinner and what modern day journalists should be considering. As well as, his thoughts on last week's show with Four Price discussing the Texas opioid epidemic. Lesson asks is, Beto O'rourke changing his messaging? Blue Collar Bill shares with us who his favorite politician is, his thoughts on dirty laundry, and protection of the sacred Man Card.

Jay Leeson makes his final decision on the fate of Lubbock’s Auditorium-Coliseum. Brandon Darby gets varmint eradication advice from Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Aaron Sims of Animal Planet’s Lone Star Law fame, and we play the Headline Game.

We go in-depth on the controversy surrounding a municipal voting proposition to give the Lubbock Auditorium-Coliseum, which is in some $25 million of disrepair, over to Texas Tech. Craig Hlavaty helps explain why Astrodome/Auditorium-Coliseum comparisons are somewhat true and somewhat false. Plus, Lubbock's barber Maurice Stanley sounds off on the subject.

Matt Dotray joins Jay Leeson on OSTX to give facts and analysis about the voting proposition for the City of Lubbock to give the Auditorium-Coliseum over to Texas Tech University. Nothing but the facts! Follow Dotray on Twitter at @mdotrayAJ