Texas Culture Fights Back On Campus And Beyond

A university can say “we didn’t fund it” and still quietly push the culture in a direction that shocks parents, alumni, and students. We start with Texas A&M Galveston promoting a drag show through a campus newsletter and ask the uncomfortable question: when an institution’s brand is “tradition,” why does it keep lending its name to the opposite? Then we get into the kind of politics that looks compassionate on the surface but falls apart under scrutiny. We react to Rep Sylvia Garcia’s heat safety bill and why attaching it to Lorenzo Salgado Araujo feels more like messaging than a real policy tie, especially when the story intersects with illegal immigration and the way vulnerable workers get exploited. From there, we shift to Texas sovereignty and national security as Attorney General Ken Paxton proposes stronger rules to expose and stop foreign entities, including hostile countries like China, from buying Texas land. The back half turns practical fast. Justin White from Senior Health Services joins for Medicare Monday to lay out the Annual Election Period timeline and the red flags that can save you from illegal and predatory Medicare calls. Emily Taylor from Armed Attorneys breaks down a shocking ATF guidance update tied to the National Firearms Act, suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and the big caveat nobody should ignore: executive policy can change overnight if elections shift. ************************************************ Listen every day to our strong conservative programs on Patriot Talk 920 AM.  Tune-in on your radio in Houston to KYST 920 AM or download our app by visiting 920app.com or search for "Patriot Talk 920" from your app store!