Texas Standard For November 10, 2017
In Beijing today, the President trumpets ‘America first’, but how are they gonna pay for that down on the farm? A rural reach, we’ll explore. Also: Could the U.S. government be legally liable to the survivors of those killed in the church attack at Sutherland Springs? A law professor makes the case. Plus: As Texans reach out to help that community, a warning on scams. And: Should there be a statue honoring Texan Agnes Driscoll? Don’t feel bad if you don’t know the name, you soon will. The story of the unsung heroines of World War II, the codebreakers. And: A remembrance of San Antonio’s King of Nachos, the week that was in Texas politics and much more coming up today on the Texas Standard:

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