Texas Standard For September 3, 2019
We’re learning more about contact between the Permian Basin shooter and law enforcement before the shooting spree started. We’ll have the latest on the investigation into the second mass shooting in West Texas in a month, and a conversation with the mayor of Odessa. And: Some say we should batten down the hatches for an eventual economic downturn. How do you do that, exactly? Also: America the gerontocracy? A provocative look at the body politic and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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