Texas Standard For January 9, 2020
Deescalation between the U.S. and Iran? As President Donald Trump calls for more NATO involvement in the Mideast, we’ll have a Texas take on what that might mean. A former ambassador to Iraq, and past dean of the Bush School at Texas A&M weighs in on finding a way past military conflict between the U.S. and Iran. And: A tale of two cities: what, if anything, can Austin and Houston learn from one other when it comes to zoning. Also: New consumer tech: the hottest of the hot and the nottest of the not. Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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