Listen: Texas Standard for February 24, 2015
Unsubstantiated shootings and allegations of excessive force–now a test begins to police the border patrol. Plus, the company turning the field of foster care into a cash cow. Also, anti-feminist, anti-freedom, anti-modern, pro-beheadings-what could make a paternalistic death cult attractive to teenage girls? And, closer to home, the return of Billy the Kid. All this, and much more, on today’s episode of the Standard:
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