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John Davidson: The State of the Border & Journalism

January 19, 2022

The Supreme Court has ruled that some vaccine mandates are unconstitutional.

The Supreme Court has ruled that some vaccine mandates are unconstitutional. This doesn’t change the need for a fourth special session in order to actually protect Texas citizens.

Today’s episode is a conversation with John Davidson, an editor and writer at The Federalist and a senior fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

John goes into incredible detail regarding the history of the Texas border and the state actions currently being taken. John brings light to the fact that it might actually be better for some illegals to be apprehended by state officials rather than Biden’s federal border patrol agents.

John has a great perspective on many issues, including where journalism is heading as the digital landscape changes how we gather information.

I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation.

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