Evictions are beginning again in Texas, but many are saying it's too early, and that people haven't had enough time to get back up on their feet. They also say that taxing entities aren't helping. What do you think?

Every Memorial Day, Carry The Load makes their way to Dallas on a cross-country trek in honor of those lost in war. Due to COVID-19, and the weather, the plans changed. Glen Dare, who has taken part in Carry The Load since 2012, joined Chris to discuss it.

A video surfaced over the weekend of a man and Costco manager arguing over the man's right to enter without a mask. This begs the question: Do we have that right?

Wylie Mayor Eric Hogue, who is also a minister, is facing backlash after an email was leaked showing him telling a city council member that he preferred that only men lead prayer to start off City Council meetings.

Senator John Cornyn joined the Chris Salcedo Show to discuss Texas stimulus, Reopening the gov't, and how China must be held accountable.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was on the Chris Salcedo Show, and says that Texas law is clear on who and who can't vote via mail. He says that the left is now trying to skew the law to allow everyone who's afraid of COVID-19 to vote from home as well.

According to a new poll, 78% of Americans say they will pay more for products that aren't created in China. Chris Salcedo says buying their goods could reward China, despite COVID-19 being their fault.