Texas Standard for January 20, 2016
The Attorney General takes a gamble and decides to shut down fantasy sports betting. Will Texas play along? Also: What’s it like planning a presidential debate and how much does a party like that cost? And: The female horse riders turning heads at the Fort Worth Stock show. Plus: America’s other original sin: how enslaving Native-Americans helped prop up the African slave trade. Those stories and lots more on todays Texas Standard:
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
Technical Director Casey Cheek works his radio magic.
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