Texas Standard For February 3, 2020
Bloomberg delivers a surprise in Texas. We’ll look at why the former New York mayor and billionaire is scoring so highly in a new survey. And: Texans don’t often express an interest in doing things like they do it in California, but firefighters in Central Texas are eager to make an exception right now: we’ll hear why. Also: Amid record-setting violence in Mexico, reasons for optimism? A security expert in Mexico City says yes. Plus: A Super Bowl win for Texas last night? Maybe more Texan than many in the Lone Star state realize. All those stories and then some today on the Texas Standard:
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