Texas Standard for December 14, 2015
Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman tells donors he knows who the GOP challenger will be. And they’re not from New York. And: What hours of family videos discovered online tell us about the real Ted Cruz. Also: The population of a North Texas town grows by hundreds (of children) and some locals are none too happy. We’ll hear why. Plus: Despite an expansion of marriage rights, the percentage of Texans going to the altar drops. What’s behind the wedding bell blues. Those stories and more Monday on the Texas Standard.
Photo via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
Host David Brown records a segment for the next day's show.
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