Senior Editor Drew White and Reporter Brad Johnson discuss the homelessness crisis in Austin with Matt Mackowiak, the President of Potomac Strategy Group, Chairman of the Travis County Republican Party, and, most recently, the founder of Save Austin Now.
Justin Berry discusses his perspective as a police officer, what his policy objectives would be if elected, as well as his favorite holiday traditions.
Rep. Roger Williams joins our podcast to discuss the impeachment inquiry, the ongoing border crisis, and the trade war with China.
Maloney discusses the organization's move to Austin, Texas, shares students' struggles to exercise free speech on college campuses, and outlines the role their organization plays in politics.
Jennifer Fleck discusses her life as a mother and lawyer, why she decided to run, and what she plans to prioritize if elected to office.
Former Florida Congressman Allen West joins Konni Burton to discuss why he is running for Republican Party of Texas chair, his thoughts on the 86th legislative session, and his love of motorcycles.
Zimmerman discusses his experience on the Austin City Council, his plans if elected to represent Texas House District 47, and who he would cast as "Captain Texan."
Senator Pete Flores discusses his special election in 2018, what the path to reelection looks like, and the need to draw attention to the border crisis.
Congressman Dan Crenshaw joins Konni Burton to discuss border security, the 2020 presidential election, and his feelings regarding the "Game of Thrones" finale.
Patrick Svitek of the Texas Tribune and consultant Tyler Norris discuss the 86th Legislature, the 2020 election cycle, and whether "Old Town Road" is a country song.
Senior Editor Drew White and State Rep. Kyle Biedermann discuss his life in the Texas Hill Country, his perspective of the ongoing border crisis, and the role the Freedom Caucus has played this session.
Konni Burton sat down with Rep. Matt Krause to discuss how he discovered his personal convictions, the current legislative session, and his love of basketball.
Congressman Roy explained his stances on immigration, healthcare, and the national debt — stances that often put him at odds with the political Left.
“Trust in legacy news organizations is waning,” said Konni Burton, founder and CEO of The Texan. “Our mission is to provide relevant, objective news in a manner that respects the worldview of Texans.”
