The Texan Podcast

Senior Editor Drew White sits down with Justin Berry, one of several Republicans seeking to reclaim House District 47 after it was flipped from red to blue by Democrat incumbent Vikki Goodwin. Berry discusses his perspective as a police officer, what his policy objectives would be if elected, as well as his favorite holiday traditions.

On this week's roundup, The Texan's team discusses the fallout from the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani under President Trump's orders, recent developments in international trade at the federal level with USMCA and China, and the potential impact of population growth in Texas on redistricting.

Happy New Year! On this week's roundup, The Texan's reporting staff goes rogue, running the show without our esteemed Senior Editor Drew White. The mutinous reporters discuss hero Jack Wilson stopping a church shooter in White Settlement, the Webb County sheriff warning citizens of Laredo about violent conflicts between the cartels and Mexican police just across the border, Julián Castro dropping out of the Presidential race, as well as predictions for 2020.

INTRODUCING: The Fake News Awards! In this podcast, The Texan's team conducts a top 10 countdown of the biggest fake news stories published this year in Texas. Get a free "Fake News Stops Here" mug with an annual subscription at TheTexan.news/Mug

On this week's roundup, The Texan's team discusses the impeachment vote against President Trump that took place in the U.S. House, a massive $1.4 trillion spending bill that was passed by Congress before the Christmas recess, as well as the team's favorite Christmas movies, songs, and traditions.

On this week's roundup, The Texan's staff conducts a comprehensive overview of the 2020 election landscape in Texas, discuss the Houston Police Chief politicizing an officer's death to criticize Senators Cruz and Cornyn, and partake in the usual nail-biting practice of saddling-up.

On this week's roundup, The Texan's team discusses the developing story about the federal government officially labeling Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, a recent rule by the Trump Administration regarding work requirements for food stamps, and the conclusion of the Drake Pardo case.

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In this week's roundup, The Texan's staff discusses updates in the Poncho Nevárez cocaine saga, fallout from the Chick-fil-A controversy stemming from their decision to end donations to certain Christian organizations, and the team discusses their various Thanksgiving traditions.

In this week's roundup, we discuss evidence that Rep. Poncho Nevárez left packets of cocaine at the Austin airport, Sen. Ted Cruz's opposition to provisions in proposed trade agreements that may prevent oversight for "Big Tech" platforms that punish users with different political beliefs, candidate Julián Castro failing to meet the requirements to participate in the next Democratic presidential debate, and three more Texas counties that declared themselves "Second Amendment Sanctuaries."