Texas Republicans Helping Abolish the Death Penalty?

The Texas House has given initial approval to a Democrat bill that some say would essentially abolishes the death penalty. Plus, Robert Montoya explains Texas Scorecard’s latest investigation into Texas’ deep state.

Christin Bentley, a Tyler ISD mom, discusses her campaign to get rid of pornography in Texas school libraries.

Plus, with the legislative session more than halfway over, Michael Quinn Sullivan reflects on what has (and hasn’t) happened so far.

Erin Anderson talks about priority election security legislation that has made it through the Senate, while the House still hasn’t passed a single bill. Plus, Robert Montoya explains how your tax dollars could be used to have communist China spy on you.

State Rep. Bryan Slaton gives an update from the Texas Capitol. Plus, Chris Hopper from Texas Family Project talks about the state’s latest investigation into a sexually explicit drag show for kids.

State Rep. Tony Tinderholt explains why the Texas House is dragging its feet in order to avoid passing conservative priorities. Plus, Michael Quinn Sullivan discusses Gov. Greg Abbott’s statewide tour for school choice.

Investigative reporter Robert Montoya uncovers the radical Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs that have infiltrated Texas government. Plus, an update on the slow pace of the state legislature.

Chris Russo from Texans for Strong Borders talks about the massive increase in Chinese nationals illegally crossing the southern border. Plus, Erin Anderson details the rising reports of teachers committing sex crimes.

Texas GOP Chairman Matt Rinaldi gives his reaction to Democrats being appointed to leadership in the Texas House. Plus, former State Board of Education member and freshman State Rep. Terri Leo-Wilson talks about her bills to put citizens back in control of public education.

How close are Texans to cutting the “biggest property tax cut in history”? Tim Hardin of Texans for Fiscal Responsibility explains. Plus, Robert Montoya exposes a crony tax program that is only benefiting a chosen few.

Freshman State Rep. Nate Schatzline talks about new legislation he’s filed to prevent “all-ages” drag shows from targeting children. Plus, Sara Gonzales discusses the new season of Texas Scorecard’s Exposed: The War on Texas Kids

Patriot Mobile’s Leigh Wambsganns talks about the Grapevine Police Department bowing to the woke mob over a pizza party. Plus, Michael Quinn Sullivan talks about the Texas GOP taking the fight against Democrat chairs to Speaker Dade Phelan’s backyard.

This week on The Headline, Michael Quinn Sullivan is filling in for Brandon Waltens behind the desk. First, hear from U.S. Rep. Keith Self about the victories set in motion by the fighting attitude of the 20 patriots in Congress. Then, chat with State Rep. Bryan Slaton about the lack of fight in the Texas House—and what citizens should do next.