In the heart of Dallas—right here in TX30 —you don’t have to look far to see how broken Washington has become. But instead of sitting in a studio, I hit the streets to do something too many politicians have forgotten how to do: listen . Because if we’re serious about serving the people, we have to start by hearing the people. A Conversation About Immigration Our first conversation was with Jaru Edwin , visiting from the Virgin Islands. “My parents are from the Caribbean, a th

Recently, Barack Obama made headlines for urging voters in Virginia to support Abigail Spanberger — a white career insider — over Winsome Sears, a black immigrant, Marine, and conservative leader who embodies the American Dream. It got me thinking: what changed? Nothing about Winsome’s story changed. What changed is who she represents — independence. And that’s what the modern Democratic Party can’t stand. Because if you think for yourself, they lose control of the story. Thi

Hey America, let’s get real for a minute. My family just canceled Netflix. Not because of the cost, not because we don’t enjoy a good movie night, but because I realized something disturbing: what used to be entertainment has quietly turned into indoctrination. One night, while scrolling through social media, I came across a clip from one of Netflix’s “children’s shows.” Within seconds, it was clear, this wasn’t about stories anymore. It was about shaping beliefs. Kids were b