This week I had the privilege to sit down with Greg Brockhouse, the conservative candidate who ran for Mayor of San Antonio and got within 1% of winning in one of Texas’s largest cities.

This week we discuss:

– How to get involved in local government

– The conservative path in urban areas

– How to stay on message

This is a very important conversation for conservative Republicans across Texas. If we don’t take the battle to the urban areas, we will lose Texas.

Please don’t shoot the messenger.

The friction in the Republican party between activists, donors, party leaders, and elected officials is due to the lack of honest conversation regarding the different directions people want to take Texas.

This is the topic we cover today.

Last weeks episode was our most listened to podcast this year. If you haven’t had a chance to listen to it and share it with your friends, now’s the time.

Next week we have a great episode that we will be releasing with Greg Brockhouse. Stay tuned for that conversation.

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It started out as a conversation on guns and then pivoted to a broad discussion on the Texas GOP, Republican leadership, and the future of the conservative movement.

This is a conversation that donors, activists, and elected officials should all hear.

Matt Rinaldi and Jonathan Stickland each have a lot of insights and putting them in a room together led to one of the most insightful conversations I’ve been a part of regarding Texas politics.

It’s worth your time. Take a listen.

The identity crisis that began during the most recent legislative session has spilled over into the interim. Over the past week Texans have been stunned to see Dan Patrick and Greg Abbott come out in favor of major gun control legislation regulating the private sales of firearms between law-abiding citizens.

Though this issue took up a lot of the media coverage, political insiders know that Dennis Bonnen’s problems aren’t going away. The speakers strategy seems to be hoping that people will just forget his deceitful activity before he is forced to acknowledge it. It’s a bad strategy but probably the best route if he is determined to avoid the truth as much as possible.

Bill Flores is the 5th Republican congressman to announce his retirement which provides conservative Texans with yet another opportunity to increase conservative representation in congress.

These are the issues we cover in our 20 minute podcast this week.

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Our most requested show since launching has been an update on Jeff Younger’s battle to fight for his son’s life.

For those of you who didn’t listen to our first episode, Jeff Younger is a father in North Texas whose son is being sexually transitioned into a woman, without Jeff’s permission.

In today’s episode, Jeff gives us a recap of all the things that have gone on since January, including the fact that it has cost him $10,000 in legal fees just to get his son’s hair cut.

Please share this story with your friends in Texas. We can’t allow this type of child abuse in our state.

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This week, McKenzie Taylor with The Texan joined me in studio to discuss all that has happened with Dennis Bonnen and Dustin Burrows. McKenzie has covered this issue extensively since it began and I was grateful for her willingness to sit down with us.

Many of you have followed this issue over the last month, and it will remain the dominant political story in Texas for the foreseeable future.

Take 30 minutes to update yourself on all that has gone on with this story.

This week we give a quick update on Jeff Younger, the father of the 6-year-old boy’s who being transitioned to be a woman by his delusional mother.

We also talk about Allen West, CPS’s tyrannical behavior and Dustin Burrows resignation.

Take 20 minutes to get caught up on all things Texas politics.

This week I am in Estes Park, Colorado enjoying some much-needed vacation time with my family. I wanted to share with you a conversation who my good friend Paul Hastings published on his podcast, Compelled. Paul talked with Hannah Overton who works with prisoners on death row in Texas. This is probably one of the most interesting and impactful conversations I have ever heard.

Hannah’s story is amazing on how she got involved with prison ministry and the story of the inmates she befriended on death row. I hope you take the 50 minutes to listen to this conversation. I know it is worth your time if you want to learn more about the criminal justice system.

Also, consider checking out Paul Hastings Podcast Compelled. I want to thank him for allowing us to share his interview.

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What happened in El Paso was an absolute travesty but I hope it wasn’t a “wake up call”. Evil existence shouldn’t be something we are just not waking up to. It’s something that exists within the hearts and man and the answer that explain this travesty won’t be found on any cable news station through an interview with a politician. It will be found in the pews of a church.

For those of you who follow Texas politics you’ve seen that our Speaker and the Chairman of the House GOP Caucus have been caught up in a scandal because of a meeting they initiated and the accusation that they offered Michael Sullivan’s media organization an official favor of media credential in exchange for his PAC targeting their political enemies in the Republican party.

Politics isn’t a game and that’s what I took some time to discuss on this week’s podcast.

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This week we interviewed Daniel Friend, a reporter at The Texan. Daniel has been following the controversial CPS case with the Pardo family and he brought us significant insight into where the story is at and where it’s going.

Daniel also took some time to update us on the recent slew of cities considering ordinances to make themselves a sanctuary city for the unborn.

Take 25 minutes to listen to our conversation and share it with your friends.

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