Texas Standard For October 11, 2019
What are Pete Sessions and Rick Perry’s Ukrainian connections? Amid impeachment questions, two prominent Texans get caught in the spotlight. We’ll have details. And: After just a month on the job, the so-called homelessness czar in the Texas capitol city steps down following a threat from the governor to force Austin to change controversial homelessness policies. We’ll have the latest. Also: Award-winning Texas author Tim O’brien breaks from telling war stories to address the home front. Plus: The week that was in Texas politics with the Texas Tribune and more today on the Texas Standard:
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Host David Brown says it's go time.
More from 10/11/2019
Vietnam War Author Tim O’Brien Reveals The Wounds And Victories Of Fatherhood In New Book
The Impeachment Inquiry Spotlight Shines On Pete Sessions And Rick Perry
Austin’s New Homelessness Czar Leaves In Midst Of Debate Over Public Camping
Fans Of Convenience Store Chain Allsup’s Hope Their Beloved Burrito Survives After Company Sale
If The US Doesn’t Ratify The USMCA Trade Agreement Soon, It May Not Happen Until Late 2020
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