Texas Standard For November 20, 2019
A border wall on private land, paid for with private money. Are there any problems with that? You betcha. A demand to stop construction in South Texas, we’ll have the latest. And: As Democratic candidates take the stage again tonight for another debate, no Texans will join them. And What happened to the Beto effect? And why isn’t John Cornyn worried? Also: The men and women who serve in uniform who don’t get counted as veterans. Lawmakers are taking a closer look at why not. All of those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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