Texas Standard for June 15, 2017
A border Democrat meets President Donald Trump one-on-one over dinner. Any questions? U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez joins us. And: A Texas GOP congressman calls for colleagues and everyday Americans to reset the tone control after yesterday’s shooting in Virginia. We’ll explore why that seems so hard to do. Also: A southern food writer calls out the Lone Star State for the tyranny of its brisket. Those stories and lots more today on the Texas Standard:
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Rep. Vicente Gonzalez Personally Asks Trump To Visit South Texas
Depository Or Not, Texas Gold May Not Move Home Anytime Soon
South Texas Fights Tuberculosis One Blood Test At A Time
Roadblocks Pile Up For Fort Worth’s Version Of The Hollywood Sign
WNBA San Antonio Stars’ General Manager Fights Food Insecurity
A Spanish Twist On A Mary Poppins Classic
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These Five Young Men Were Bullied For Being Dancers. Now, They’re Headed To Juilliard
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Rep. Pete Sessions Calls For Rethinking Tone In The Wake Of The Alexandria Shooting
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