Texas Standard For October 24, 2019
A former Texas governor makes his first public comments on his role in the issue at the center of the impeachment investigation. We’ll have more of Rick Perry and the growing scandal surrounding President Donald Trump. And: More fallout from the so-called Bonnen tape: what’s behind the animus between state GOP lawmakers and local government in Texas? Plus: Is it really possible to be addicted to video games? The World Health Organization weighs in, and so does our tech expert Omar Gallaga. Those stories and much more today on the Texas Standard:https:
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