Texas Standard For August 23, 2018
Treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors: how does hush money fit in to the formula for impeachment? We’ll take a look. And: Fears of an upswing of violence on the border. We’ll hear what’s happening and why. Also: Since 2016, law enforcement officials and social media companies have taken steps to curtail fake news and foreign hackers. With the midterms fast approaching, how well is the fight faring? Our Digital Savant Omar Gallaga takes a look. Plus: The deer industry is up in arms over state efforts to limit where the animals roam. And our weekly trip tip takes us to South Padre Island and we’re just getting started. Turn it up! It’s Texas Standard Time!
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