Texas Standard For August 7, 2019
A presidential visit to El Paso and a rejoinder from a Texas representative: no thank you Mr. President, we don’t want to hear from you. We’ll have more on Mr. Trump’s visit to El Paso and our conversation with Texas state representative from that city, César Blanco. And: The latest from a city still in mourning over the loss of 22 people. Also: Psychologists discuss the issues of mental health and guns. Also: Are changes to Texas’ laws on hemp and CBD oil creating confusion over pot arrests? Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
More from 08/07/2019
El Paso Rep. César Blanco Wishes Donald Trump Would Stay Away From El Paso
Many In El Paso Want To Mourn In Peace, Ask Trump Not To Visit
After El Paso Shooting, Experts Say Mental Illness Is Not To Blame For Gun Violence
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