Other Side of Texas

Leonard T's call-in to the 2/26/2018 program. Peace in the Middle East.

Other Side's Jay Leeson and Breitbart Texas Managing Editor Brandon Darby discuss the new Trump dating website, while (almost) maintaining straight faces and PSAing about the perils of swiping right.

Brandon Darby of Breitbart Texas in-studio to discuss his most recent report breaking news of the discovery of an active improvised explosive device at one of the international bridges connecting the border cities of Laredo, Texas, and Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas–the headquarters of the ruthless cartel known as Los Zetas. And he talks about the looming problems for rural Texas in dealing with emerging Mexican narco terrorism.

Scott Milder talks with Jay Leeson about his top three priorities as a lieutenant governor candidate, tells how Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's leadership inspired him to run, defends his own record and describes how rural schools and transportation could be on the front lines of closures if Texas doesn't change course. Recorded 2/19/2018.

Quorum Report Editor Scott Braddock discusses the rootless "granny tax," the kinda-sorta endorsement of state Rep. Sarah Davis by the Texas House GOP caucus, and he profiles the courage of Texas Legislature candidates who accept non-transparent contributions and don't disclose it. Recorded 2/19/2018.

Blue Collar Bill ain't impressed by campaign commercials with politicians in stain-free Carhartt jackets, immaculate rebuilt trucks, new gloves and unused tools. From the OSTX 2/12/2018 broadcast.

Jay Leeson’s opening monologue: How Texas Right to Life tries to abort the pro-life cause | Leonard T. Jenkins on being a designated (cotton) stripper | Texas Tribune’s Ross Ramsey on Texas politics | U.S. House Committee on Agriculture Chairman Mike Conaway (R – Midland) and Politico’s Catherine Boudreau on cotton being restored to Title 1 status | Blue Collar Bill’s Report

Host Jay Leeson explains what Other Side is all about. State Rep. Poncho Nevarez (D, Eagle Pass), who resides 20 feet away from the Rio Grande River, discusses how his home could be on the southern side of the current border wall route, as well as why he believes a structural wall is a fool’s errand AND that Mexico is a failed state. And Quorum Report‘s Scott Braddock discusses how Texas Republicans are eating their own.

Describing Victor Leal's role in the Texas Senate District 31 GOP Primary is hardly "conspiracy."

Leonard T's call-in to Other Side of Texas on Feb 12, 2018. Leonard talks the virtues of designated stripping and the good money to be had from stripping. Full episode: http://othersideoftexas.com/2018/02/14/episode-2-high-cotton-the-designated-cotton-stripper-and-abortion-politics/