Texas Standard For September 14, 2017
What just happened between the Democrats and Donald Trump? Both less and more than meets the eye. Has the president reached a deal with Democrats to save DACA and stop the wall? The idea alone, improbable as it may sound, is creating ripples across the political landscape and raising eyebrows among Texas Republicans. And: Joining us on the line, a Texas lineman in Florida with a perspective on the Irma aftermath. Also: A Harvey-motivated delay for statewide student testing? Not gonna happen, says the states top education official. We’ll hear the reasoning. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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