Texas Standard For January 7, 2020
What comes next for the two Texans once in the running for president? Out of the race but not down for the count. Our conversation with Beto O’Rourke on his plans to stay in the political arena. And: A free ride for Houston? A radical rethink about bus fares. Also: Signs of a comeback for the bighorn out in Big Bend country. A lot of ground to cover on today’s Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez, Jr./KUT
Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar gives us the talk of Texas each day.
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