https://ksevradio.com/shows/chrisxradio/ChrisXradio is Texas talk radio with personality, attitude, and zero interest in playing it safe.

Broadcast from KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas, ChrisX takes on the biggest stories in politics, culture, current events, and whatever else has America talking. From Washington and Texas politics to breaking news, callers, special guests, music, and the occasional trip completely off the political map, no two shows are quite the same.

Chris brings a conversational, quick-witted style to the microphone, mixing serious political discussion with humor, personal perspective, pop culture, and plenty of interaction with the people listening. Guests, callers, and opposing opinions are welcome—but be ready to defend your point.

Whether he’s breaking down the latest political fight, challenging the conventional narrative, remembering a rock-and-roll legend, or letting a caller take the conversation somewhere nobody expected, ChrisXradio is built around one idea: talk radio should never be boring.

New episodes feature highlights and conversations from the show on KSEV 700 AM in Houston, Texas.

Politics. Culture. Texas. America. And whatever happens next.]]>enNews CommentaryKSEV Radiohttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/9dde150b5ea169d753acfc0403da59f9.jpghttps://ksevradio.com/shows/chrisxradio/Mon, 26 Oct 2026 23:08:28 +0000KSEV RadioKSEV Radioradioksev@gmail.comChrisXradio is Texas talk radio with personality, attitude, and zero interest in playing it safe. Broadcast from KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas, ChrisX takes on the biggest stories in politics, culture, current events, and whatever else has America...ChrisXradio is Texas talk radio with personality, attitude, and zero interest in playing it safe.

Broadcast from KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas, ChrisX takes on the biggest stories in politics, culture, current events, and whatever else has America talking. From Washington and Texas politics to breaking news, callers, special guests, music, and the occasional trip completely off the political map, no two shows are quite the same.

Chris brings a conversational, quick-witted style to the microphone, mixing serious political discussion with humor, personal perspective, pop culture, and plenty of interaction with the people listening. Guests, callers, and opposing opinions are welcome—but be ready to defend your point.

Whether he’s breaking down the latest political fight, challenging the conventional narrative, remembering a rock-and-roll legend, or letting a caller take the conversation somewhere nobody expected, ChrisXradio is built around one idea: talk radio should never be boring.

New episodes feature highlights and conversations from the show on KSEV 700 AM in Houston, Texas.

Politics. Culture. Texas. America. And whatever happens next.]]>false56b996db-0830-5418-ab2c-2d8fa6b2a987episodichttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/10-26-26-chrisxradio--76013651ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

Follow ChrisXradio for more politics, Texas talk, caller debates, culture, and the conversations that don’t always fit neatly into the headlines.

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Chris opens with another update on historic early-voting turnout in Harris County, where nearly 328,000 people had already cast ballots through the first three days. Listeners also share their own voting experiences, including lines, wait times and first-time voter issues.

The show then turns to major local political news.

Fort Bend County Tax Assessor-Collector Carmen Turner has been charged in a nine-count federal indictment accusing her of misusing taxpayer resources. The allegations include claims that county funds were used to pay individuals for work unrelated to official county business. The case remains active, and the charges are allegations rather than findings of guilt.

That story leads into a surprise call from State Senator Paul Bettencourt.

Bettencourt breaks down the Turner case and then shifts to Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt, who remains under intense scrutiny following prior arrests, a high-profile vehicle incident and a lawsuit seeking to remove her from office.

Bettencourt argues that voters may ultimately have to decide Wyatt’s future at the ballot box if the legal process does not move before Election Day.

The biggest moment of the interview comes when Bettencourt gives his assessment of Harris County early-voting turnout.

He says participation is running dramatically above 2018 levels, but warns that his early breakdown shows Democrats and independents holding a substantial advantage over Republicans. Bettencourt says the numbers could still move as early voting continues and stresses that down-ballot contests can be decided by tiny margins.

Chris then returns to the Texas U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, reacting to a new Fox News poll showing the two candidates tied at 49% among likely voters. Chris questions why so many major races seem to tighten into statistical dead heats right before Election Day and again raises concerns about the reliability of modern polling.

The show also revisits Ilhan Omar, as Chris plays part of a recent interview in which she responds to allegations surrounding a former husband and her family finances.

Hour 2 becomes a full open-phone election show.

One caller warns that Republicans are not doing enough to explain Talarico’s legislative record. Another argues that Republicans should focus more heavily on specific votes and past positions rather than relying mainly on controversial soundbites.

Other callers weigh in on Harris County turnout, HCAD races, property taxes, voter complacency and the broader stakes of the 2026 election.

And because it’s the Friday Show on Thursday, the politics are mixed with the usual Chris X detours into Rush, KISS, local burger joints, Buffalo Wild Wings, Magnolia restaurants and the continuing joke that Cash is leaving KSEV to work on a moon base.

Chapters
00:00 National news & immigration enforcement ruling
05:50 Friday Show on Thursday begins
08:15 Weekend kickoff & Cash banter
11:28 Listener early-voting reports
15:40 Harris County historic turnout numbers
18:51 Tom Skerritt remembered
19:53 ICE pursuit in Harris County
20:25 Carmen Turner federal indictment
21:09 Paxton–Talarico race hits 49–49
33:36 Ilhan Omar interview reaction
40:11 Paul Bettencourt joins Chris X
41:00 Carmen Turner corruption allegations
44:03 Fort Bend and Harris County officeholder controversies
44:40 Carla Wyatt car-crash video and removal lawsuit
49:27 Why local corruption matters
50:10 Bettencourt’s Harris County early-voting warning
51:32 Could Paxton struggle in Harris County?
52:28 Why every down-ballot vote matters
1:06:20 Hour 2 begins
1:08:44 HCAD races & Republican messaging
1:15:27 Caller Elizabeth on Talarico campaign strategy
1:26:30 Run-On Robert joins the show
1:37:01 Louis the Ladies Man on voting & taxes
1:40:12 Bubba: local food, Rush & KISS documentaries
1:50:05 Final hour calls on turnout and campaign strategy

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🎙️ ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

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Chris opens with another update on historic early-voting turnout in Harris County, where nearly 328,000 people had already cast ballots through the first three days. Listeners also share their own voting experiences, including lines, wait times and first-time voter issues.

The show then turns to major local political news.

Fort Bend County Tax Assessor-Collector Carmen Turner has been charged in a nine-count federal indictment accusing her of misusing taxpayer resources. The allegations include claims that county funds were used to pay individuals for work unrelated to official county business. The case remains active, and the charges are allegations rather than findings of guilt.

That story leads into a surprise call from State Senator Paul Bettencourt.

Bettencourt breaks down the Turner case and then shifts to Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt, who remains under intense scrutiny following prior arrests, a high-profile vehicle incident and a lawsuit seeking to remove her from office.

Bettencourt argues that voters may ultimately have to decide Wyatt’s future at the ballot box if the legal process does not move before Election Day.

The biggest moment of the interview comes when Bettencourt gives his assessment of Harris County early-voting turnout.

He says participation is running dramatically above 2018 levels, but warns that his early breakdown shows Democrats and independents holding a substantial advantage over Republicans. Bettencourt says the numbers could still move as early voting continues and stresses that down-ballot contests can be decided by tiny margins.

Chris then returns to the Texas U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, reacting to a new Fox News poll showing the two candidates tied at 49% among likely voters. Chris questions why so many major races seem to tighten into statistical dead heats right before Election Day and again raises concerns about the reliability of modern polling.

The show also revisits Ilhan Omar, as Chris plays part of a recent interview in which she responds to allegations surrounding a former husband and her family finances.

Hour 2 becomes a full open-phone election show.

One caller warns that Republicans are not doing enough to explain Talarico’s legislative record. Another argues that Republicans should focus more heavily on specific votes and past positions rather than relying mainly on controversial soundbites.

Other callers weigh in on Harris County turnout, HCAD races, property taxes, voter complacency and the broader stakes of the 2026 election.

And because it’s the Friday Show on Thursday, the politics are mixed with the usual Chris X detours into Rush, KISS, local burger joints, Buffalo Wild Wings, Magnolia restaurants and the continuing joke that Cash is leaving KSEV to work on a moon base.

Chapters
00:00 National news & immigration enforcement ruling
05:50 Friday Show on Thursday begins
08:15 Weekend kickoff & Cash banter
11:28 Listener early-voting reports
15:40 Harris County historic turnout numbers
18:51 Tom Skerritt remembered
19:53 ICE pursuit in Harris County
20:25 Carmen Turner federal indictment
21:09 Paxton–Talarico race hits 49–49
33:36 Ilhan Omar interview reaction
40:11 Paul Bettencourt joins Chris X
41:00 Carmen Turner corruption allegations
44:03 Fort Bend and Harris County officeholder controversies
44:40 Carla Wyatt car-crash video and removal lawsuit
49:27 Why local corruption matters
50:10 Bettencourt’s...]]>6816falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/record-texas-turnout-steve-toth-joins-chris-x-polling-firm-admits-fake-data--75906631
Chris opens the show with another round of historic early-voting numbers from Harris County. Nearly 100,000 people voted in person on the second day of early voting, following more than 104,000 on day one. With turnout also running high in Montgomery County and other Republican-leaning areas, Chris asks whether Texas could be heading toward presidential-style participation in a midterm election.

The featured interview begins around 35 minutes, when Steve Toth joins Chris X.

Toth currently represents Texas House District 15 and is the Republican candidate for U.S. Congressional District 2, the seat previously held by Dan Crenshaw. He explains that the district includes The Woodlands, portions of Tomball and north Harris County, east Montgomery County and Kingwood.

Toth says Democrats are spending heavily in the district and argues that CD-2 has become a proxy fight because of the large Republican margin the district can contribute to statewide races.

The conversation then turns to what Toth says he is hearing from voters: cost of living, immigration, government spending and cultural issues.

Toth argues that illegal immigration is adding to government expenses and national debt, and says Washington needs a more permanent border-security solution rather than policies that can be changed from one administration to the next.

He also discusses early-voting turnout in Montgomery County and says Republicans in his area are performing better than they traditionally do during the opening days of early voting.

When Chris asks what Toth wants to accomplish in Congress, Toth says his priorities include codifying Trump-era executive actions into law, securing the border, reducing the federal workforce, cutting spending and addressing the national debt.

Outside the interview, Chris discusses The Galleria’s decision to begin charging for parking and asks whether traditional shopping malls still matter to Houston-area consumers.

The show also examines a major controversy involving Wedgewood Polls, after the organization admitted that polling data it published during the 2026 election cycle had been fabricated as part of what it described as a social experiment designed to expose weaknesses in the political polling industry.

Hour 2 returns to Texas election politics. Chris plays remarks from Sen. Elissa Slotkin, revisits James Talarico’s past comments and campaign positions, and compares the political spending of Elon Musk and Michael Bloomberg as the Texas Senate race enters its final stretch. Listeners also call in with their thoughts on early voting, Republican turnout, immigration and the stakes of the November election.

Chapters
00:00 News, Starlink & Bloomberg political spending
06:26 Hump Day show begins
07:02 Day 3 of Texas early voting
12:36 Harris County breaks another turnout record
14:29 The Galleria begins charging for parking
16:59 Polling firm admits to fabricated data
18:07 Elon Musk vs. Michael Bloomberg political spending
19:13 Trump data-center power proposal
27:33 Caller Bart & election-day voting
34:57 Steve Toth joins Chris X
35:38 What is Congressional District 2?
39:06 What voters are telling Steve Toth
41:55 Immigration, spending & national debt
44:07 Republican early-voting turnout
44:59 Toth’s priorities in Congress
52:51 First-hour recap
58:53 Wings Over Houston ticket giveaway
1:06:59 Hour 2 begins
1:11:43 Galleria parking debate
1:17:34 Fake polling controversy
1:28:15 Harris County turnout numbers
1:36:05 Elissa Slotkin audio
1:37:44 James Talarico montage and campaign critique
1:43:57 Bloomberg, Musk & political spending
1:53:34 Final callers & election turnout

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🎙️ ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

Follow ChrisXradio for more politics, Texas talk, caller debates, culture, and the conversations that don’t always fit neatly into the headlines.

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Chris opens the show with another round of historic early-voting numbers from Harris County. Nearly 100,000 people voted in person on the second day of early voting, following more than 104,000 on day one. With turnout also running high in Montgomery County and other Republican-leaning areas, Chris asks whether Texas could be heading toward presidential-style participation in a midterm election.

The featured interview begins around 35 minutes, when Steve Toth joins Chris X.

Toth currently represents Texas House District 15 and is the Republican candidate for U.S. Congressional District 2, the seat previously held by Dan Crenshaw. He explains that the district includes The Woodlands, portions of Tomball and north Harris County, east Montgomery County and Kingwood.

Toth says Democrats are spending heavily in the district and argues that CD-2 has become a proxy fight because of the large Republican margin the district can contribute to statewide races.

The conversation then turns to what Toth says he is hearing from voters: cost of living, immigration, government spending and cultural issues.

Toth argues that illegal immigration is adding to government expenses and national debt, and says Washington needs a more permanent border-security solution rather than policies that can be changed from one administration to the next.

He also discusses early-voting turnout in Montgomery County and says Republicans in his area are performing better than they traditionally do during the opening days of early voting.

When Chris asks what Toth wants to accomplish in Congress, Toth says his priorities include codifying Trump-era executive actions into law, securing the border, reducing the federal workforce, cutting spending and addressing the national debt.

Outside the interview, Chris discusses The Galleria’s decision to begin charging for parking and asks whether traditional shopping malls still matter to Houston-area consumers.

The show also examines a major controversy involving Wedgewood Polls, after the organization admitted that polling data it published during the 2026 election cycle had been fabricated as part of what it described as a social experiment designed to expose weaknesses in the political polling industry.

Hour 2 returns to Texas election politics. Chris plays remarks from Sen. Elissa Slotkin, revisits James Talarico’s past comments and campaign positions, and compares the political spending of Elon Musk and Michael Bloomberg as the Texas Senate race enters its final stretch. Listeners also call in with their thoughts on early voting, Republican turnout, immigration and the stakes of the November election.

Chapters
00:00 News, Starlink & Bloomberg political spending
06:26 Hump Day show begins
07:02 Day 3 of Texas early voting
12:36 Harris County breaks another turnout record
14:29 The Galleria begins charging for parking
16:59 Polling firm admits to fabricated data
18:07 Elon Musk vs. Michael Bloomberg political spending
19:13 Trump data-center power proposal
27:33 Caller Bart & election-day voting
34:57 Steve Toth joins Chris X
35:38 What is Congressional District 2?
39:06 What voters are telling Steve Toth
41:55 Immigration, spending & national debt
44:07 Republican early-voting turnout
44:59 Toth’s priorities in Congress
52:51 First-hour recap
58:53 Wings Over Houston ticket giveaway
1:06:59 Hour 2 begins
1:11:43 Galleria parking debate
1:17:34 Fake polling controversy6813falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/texas-early-voting-shatters-records-paxton-talarico-tightens-matlock-joins-chris-x--75889263
Chris opens with the extraordinary first-day early-voting numbers out of Harris County, where turnout shattered the previous midterm record. He also points to strong participation in Dallas, Montgomery and other counties while warning listeners not to draw sweeping conclusions from only the first day of voting.

The show then turns to the increasingly competitive Texas U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico. Chris discusses several recent polls showing the candidates nearly tied and questions whether traditional polling may be underestimating Republican turnout.

At roughly 34 minutes, Matlock — host of the 9–11 a.m. show on WBAP 820 AM and 93.3 FM — joins Chris to compare voting patterns in North Texas and Houston.

Matlock says Dallas County also posted record turnout and describes strong participation in Republican-leaning precincts and counties. He argues that if Texas reaches presidential-election levels of turnout, Republicans could significantly outperform current polling.

The two also discuss the enormous amount of money being spent in the Paxton–Talarico race, minority turnout, independent voters and whether James Talarico’s statewide campaign is connecting with the voters he needs.

President Trump’s newly announced fraud-whistleblower incentive program also becomes a major topic. The proposal would reward people who uncover certain forms of government fraud. Matlock says the idea effectively incentivizes ordinary Americans and independent journalists to search for fraud and report it.

Chris also covers Trump’s announcement of $8 billion in relief for farmers facing high diesel costs and revisits Sen. Elissa Slotkin’s remarks about future prosecutions of Trump administration officials, arguing that those comments could energize Republican voters.

Throughout the show, listeners call in with firsthand reports from polling locations. One caller reports an extended wait in The Woodlands, while others describe much faster voting experiences near Bear Creek and Clear Lake.

The final hour also revisits past controversies involving Harris County election administration, including precincts that ran out of ballot paper during a previous election, before Chris closes with more early-voting reports and listener memories from past Chris X Radio pizza parties. Topic

Chapters
00:00 News, national early voting & campaign headlines
06:22 Taco Two-for-Tuesday begins
07:19 Record-breaking Texas early voting
13:36 Harris County shatters first-day record
16:45 Trump announces farmer diesel relief
17:30 Fraud-whistleblower incentive program
19:26 Paxton–Talarico polling tightens
26:01 Wings Over Houston ticket giveaway
34:51 Matlock joins Chris X
36:28 Dallas, Tarrant & Harris County turnout
39:21 Why the Texas Senate race is so expensive
42:19 Can Talarico win statewide?
46:21 Will record turnout continue?
47:42 Matlock reacts to Trump’s fraud program
55:20 First-hour early-voting recap
57:06 Caller reports 80-minute wait in The Woodlands
1:06:54 Hour 2 begins
1:13:07 Trump’s farmer relief & fraud program
1:15:47 Bear Creek voting report
1:18:51 Trump responds to Elissa Slotkin
1:26:47 Caller discusses polling methodology
1:37:06 Mail-in voting & Harris County election history
1:49:35 Former Harris County election administrators revisited
1:51:13 Clear Lake voting update & final calls

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🎙️ ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

Follow ChrisXradio for more politics, Texas talk, caller debates, culture, and the conversations that don’t always fit neatly into the headlines.

Listen. Share. Join the conversation.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75889263Tue, 20 Oct 2026 23:11:06 +0000KSEV RadioThe October 20 edition of Chris X Radio on KSEV AM 700 is dominated by record-breaking Texas early voting, the tightening Ken Paxton–James Talarico Senate race, President Trump’s new fraud-whistleblower initiative and a featured conversation with...
Chris opens with the extraordinary first-day early-voting numbers out of Harris County, where turnout shattered the previous midterm record. He also points to strong participation in Dallas, Montgomery and other counties while warning listeners not to draw sweeping conclusions from only the first day of voting.

The show then turns to the increasingly competitive Texas U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico. Chris discusses several recent polls showing the candidates nearly tied and questions whether traditional polling may be underestimating Republican turnout.

At roughly 34 minutes, Matlock — host of the 9–11 a.m. show on WBAP 820 AM and 93.3 FM — joins Chris to compare voting patterns in North Texas and Houston.

Matlock says Dallas County also posted record turnout and describes strong participation in Republican-leaning precincts and counties. He argues that if Texas reaches presidential-election levels of turnout, Republicans could significantly outperform current polling.

The two also discuss the enormous amount of money being spent in the Paxton–Talarico race, minority turnout, independent voters and whether James Talarico’s statewide campaign is connecting with the voters he needs.

President Trump’s newly announced fraud-whistleblower incentive program also becomes a major topic. The proposal would reward people who uncover certain forms of government fraud. Matlock says the idea effectively incentivizes ordinary Americans and independent journalists to search for fraud and report it.

Chris also covers Trump’s announcement of $8 billion in relief for farmers facing high diesel costs and revisits Sen. Elissa Slotkin’s remarks about future prosecutions of Trump administration officials, arguing that those comments could energize Republican voters.

Throughout the show, listeners call in with firsthand reports from polling locations. One caller reports an extended wait in The Woodlands, while others describe much faster voting experiences near Bear Creek and Clear Lake.

The final hour also revisits past controversies involving Harris County election administration, including precincts that ran out of ballot paper during a previous election, before Chris closes with more early-voting reports and listener memories from past Chris X Radio pizza parties. Topic

Chapters
00:00 News, national early voting & campaign headlines
06:22 Taco Two-for-Tuesday begins
07:19 Record-breaking Texas early voting
13:36 Harris County shatters first-day record
16:45 Trump announces farmer diesel relief
17:30 Fraud-whistleblower incentive program
19:26 Paxton–Talarico polling tightens
26:01 Wings Over Houston ticket giveaway
34:51 Matlock joins Chris X
36:28 Dallas, Tarrant & Harris County turnout
39:21 Why the Texas Senate race is so expensive
42:19 Can Talarico win statewide?
46:21 Will record turnout continue?
47:42 Matlock reacts to Trump’s fraud program
55:20 First-hour early-voting recap
57:06 Caller reports 80-minute wait in The Woodlands
1:06:54 Hour 2 begins
1:13:07 Trump’s farmer relief & fraud program
1:15:47 Bear Creek voting report
1:18:51 Trump responds to Elissa Slotkin
1:26:47 Caller discusses polling methodology
1:37:06 Mail-in voting & Harris County election history
1:49:35 Former Harris County election administrators revisited
1:51:13 Clear Lake voting update & final calls

Chris X Radio | KSEV AM 700 | The Voice of Texas
#ChrisXRadio #TexasEarlyVoting #KenPaxton...]]>6567falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/texas-early-voting-begins-karla-wyatt-lawsuit-paxton-talarico-holly-hansen--75865431
Chris opens by asking listeners what they are seeing at early-voting locations across Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend and surrounding counties. One caller reports extremely long lines in Conroe before driving to Willis, where he says he was able to vote in only a few minutes.

The featured interview begins with Holly Hansen, reporter for The Texan, who breaks down the latest Texas election developments and the unusual legal situation involving Harris County Treasurer Karla Wyatt.

Hansen explains that a citizen has filed a lawsuit seeking Wyatt’s removal from office following multiple arrests, reported bond-condition violations and concerns surrounding the operations of the treasurer’s office. Hansen notes that the timing is especially complicated because Wyatt is currently on the ballot and Texas law may require a new removal action if she wins another term.

The discussion then turns to Texas polling. Hansen says several statewide races remain extremely close, including the U.S. Senate contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, while a Harris County poll shows Letitia Plummer ahead of Orlando Sanchez in the county judge race with undecided voters still in play.

Hansen also explains why down-ballot races can be especially unpredictable. Many voters may know very little about offices such as county treasurer, judicial races and other local positions, making informed voters particularly influential.

The interview then shifts to the Travis County District Attorney’s Office. Hansen discusses her recent reporting on Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows and concerns raised during a legislative hearing about District Attorney José Garza’s office, case dismissals and a relationship with a progressive criminal-justice organization. Burrows told Hansen that lawmakers intend to continue investigating the matter and could take action in the next legislative session.

Hour 2 returns to the Texas Senate race, where Chris discusses the U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsement of Ken Paxton, recent polling and James Talarico’s effort to present himself as a moderate statewide candidate.

Chris also reacts to Elon Musk’s proposal to give a share of SpaceX stock to every child in America, an idea valued in the billions of dollars based on the company’s current valuation.

Later, the show turns to Sen. Elissa Slotkin, after Chris plays audio from an appearance in which Slotkin says she wants future accountability cases to make young people think twice before taking jobs in a Trump administration. Chris strongly criticizes the remarks and argues they represent political intimidation.

The show also features caller reports from polling locations, Wings Over Houston ticket giveaways, listener reaction and continued discussion of the 2026 Texas elections. Topic

Chapters

00:00 News, Trump campaign stop & Oregon school shooting
05:54 Manic Monday begins
07:01 Early voting kicks off across Texas
09:26 Paxton endorsement & Elon Musk headlines
15:20 Caller Mike reports long voting lines in Conroe
26:16 Early-voting update & Wings Over Houston giveaway preview
33:33 Holly Hansen joins Chris X
34:45 Karla Wyatt controversy and removal lawsuit 
39:14 Harris County down-ballot races
41:04 Paxton–Talarico polling & Harris County judge race
45:28 Travis County DA investigation
55:14 Early-voting recap & Governor Abbott event
1:06:54 Hour 2 begins
1:12:39 Paxton, Talarico & Bernie Sanders in Texas
1:15:14 Elon Musk’s SpaceX share proposal
1:17:04 White House press-secretary shakeup
1:25:24 Caller reaction & Fort Bend voting
1:35:18 Wings Over Houston ticket giveaway
1:38:37 Elissa Slotkin remarks on Trump officials
1:52:03 Final voting update & show wrap

Chris X Radio | KSEV AM 700 | The Voice of Texas
#ChrisXRadio #HollyHansen #TexasPolitics #EarlyVoting #KenPaxton #JamesTalarico #KSEV

🎙️ ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

Follow ChrisXradio for more politics, Texas talk, caller debates, culture, and the conversations that don’t always fit neatly into the headlines.

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Chris opens by asking listeners what they are seeing at early-voting locations across Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend and surrounding counties. One caller reports extremely long lines in Conroe before driving to Willis, where he says he was able to vote in only a few minutes.

The featured interview begins with Holly Hansen, reporter for The Texan, who breaks down the latest Texas election developments and the unusual legal situation involving Harris County Treasurer Karla Wyatt.

Hansen explains that a citizen has filed a lawsuit seeking Wyatt’s removal from office following multiple arrests, reported bond-condition violations and concerns surrounding the operations of the treasurer’s office. Hansen notes that the timing is especially complicated because Wyatt is currently on the ballot and Texas law may require a new removal action if she wins another term.

The discussion then turns to Texas polling. Hansen says several statewide races remain extremely close, including the U.S. Senate contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico, while a Harris County poll shows Letitia Plummer ahead of Orlando Sanchez in the county judge race with undecided voters still in play.

Hansen also explains why down-ballot races can be especially unpredictable. Many voters may know very little about offices such as county treasurer, judicial races and other local positions, making informed voters particularly influential.

The interview then shifts to the Travis County District Attorney’s Office. Hansen discusses her recent reporting on Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows and concerns raised during a legislative hearing about District Attorney José Garza’s office, case dismissals and a relationship with a progressive criminal-justice organization. Burrows told Hansen that lawmakers intend to continue investigating the matter and could take action in the next legislative session.

Hour 2 returns to the Texas Senate race, where Chris discusses the U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsement of Ken Paxton, recent polling and James Talarico’s effort to present himself as a moderate statewide candidate.

Chris also reacts to Elon Musk’s proposal to give a share of SpaceX stock to every child in America, an idea valued in the billions of dollars based on the company’s current valuation.

Later, the show turns to Sen. Elissa Slotkin, after Chris plays audio from an appearance in which Slotkin says she wants future accountability cases to make young people think twice before taking jobs in a Trump administration. Chris strongly criticizes the remarks and argues they represent political intimidation.

The show also features caller reports from polling locations, Wings Over Houston ticket giveaways, listener reaction and continued discussion of the 2026 Texas elections. Topic

Chapters

00:00 News, Trump campaign stop & Oregon school shooting
05:54 Manic Monday begins
07:01 Early voting kicks off across Texas
09:26 Paxton endorsement & Elon Musk headlines
15:20 Caller Mike reports long voting lines in Conroe
26:16 Early-voting update & Wings Over Houston giveaway preview
33:33 Holly Hansen joins Chris X
34:45 Karla Wyatt controversy and removal lawsuit 
39:14 Harris County down-ballot races
41:04 Paxton–Talarico polling & Harris County judge race
45:28 Travis County DA investigation
55:14 Early-voting recap & Governor Abbott event
1:06:54 Hour 2 begins
1:12:39 Paxton, Talarico & Bernie Sanders in Texas
1:15:14 Elon Musk’s SpaceX share proposal
1:17:04 White House...]]>6816falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/talarico-s-cnn-town-hall-ilhan-omar-probe-paxton-bus-tour--75815392
Chris opens with a lighter discussion about Radiohead, The Hollies, Lana Del Rey and the movie Heretic before turning to the approaching Texas election. He reminds listeners that early voting begins Monday, October 19, and then moves into a preview of James Talarico’s CNN town hall.

A major theme throughout the show is Talarico’s attempt to present himself as a moderate candidate. Chris argues that Talarico’s current campaign positions do not match his previous rhetoric, votes and public statements, and promises to break down several examples later in the show.

Chris also discusses the announcement that the execution of convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will not be livestreamed, although the execution remains scheduled for December 3.

Another political story involves Rep. Ilhan Omar, as Chris reacts to reports of DOJ subpoenas involving relatives in an immigration-related investigation and questions surrounding family finances. These remain investigations and allegations, not findings of guilt.

The show also covers Ken Paxton’s statewide “Come and Take It” bus tour as the Texas Senate campaign moves into its final stretch.

Then the phones open up. Run-On Robert from Pearland delivers one of his signature extended calls, bouncing from the Lindsay Clancy case to Obama-era policy, drugs, comedy bits and Nidal Hasan.

Later, David from California calls to argue that federal Medicaid changes are putting hospitals at risk of closure. Chris challenges David’s claims and sources, leading to a heated back-and-forth over Medicaid and the health-care system.

Hour 2 gets even more unusual as Chris plays an Alex Jones “goblin demons” clip, jokes with Cash, and then tells personal stories about growing up in the Houston area, his unusually vivid childhood memories, avoiding alcohol and drugs, and how his father handled responsibility and trust.

The show’s final major political segment returns to James Talarico’s CNN town hall, with Chris going issue-by-issue through Talarico’s statements on oil and gas, immigration, ICE, campaign money, Ukraine, Iran, gender policy and voter ID. 

Chapters
00:00 News: Starlink, Nidal Hasan & suspicious election packages
06:32 Friday Show on Thursday begins
09:05 Radiohead, The Hollies & Heretic
15:57 Early voting countdown
17:08 Talarico CNN town hall preview
17:29 Nidal Hasan & Ilhan Omar investigations
18:54 Ken Paxton statewide bus tour
25:00 Run-On Robert joins the show
33:00 “John Miller” calls the hotline
42:07 Midterm politics & Democrat messaging
46:28 Talarico’s moderate image questioned
52:34 Caller Mark & Talarico jokes
55:03 David from California debates hospital closures
1:07:11 Hour 2 opens
1:20:47 Talarico, gender politics & early voting
1:27:23 Alex Jones “goblin demons”
1:30:12 Chris on childhood, memory & his father
1:40:54 Final hour setup
1:42:59 Talarico CNN town hall breakdown
1:53:49 Final segment & early-voting reminder

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Chris opens with a lighter discussion about Radiohead, The Hollies, Lana Del Rey and the movie Heretic before turning to the approaching Texas election. He reminds listeners that early voting begins Monday, October 19, and then moves into a preview of James Talarico’s CNN town hall.

A major theme throughout the show is Talarico’s attempt to present himself as a moderate candidate. Chris argues that Talarico’s current campaign positions do not match his previous rhetoric, votes and public statements, and promises to break down several examples later in the show.

Chris also discusses the announcement that the execution of convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will not be livestreamed, although the execution remains scheduled for December 3.

Another political story involves Rep. Ilhan Omar, as Chris reacts to reports of DOJ subpoenas involving relatives in an immigration-related investigation and questions surrounding family finances. These remain investigations and allegations, not findings of guilt.

The show also covers Ken Paxton’s statewide “Come and Take It” bus tour as the Texas Senate campaign moves into its final stretch.

Then the phones open up. Run-On Robert from Pearland delivers one of his signature extended calls, bouncing from the Lindsay Clancy case to Obama-era policy, drugs, comedy bits and Nidal Hasan.

Later, David from California calls to argue that federal Medicaid changes are putting hospitals at risk of closure. Chris challenges David’s claims and sources, leading to a heated back-and-forth over Medicaid and the health-care system.

Hour 2 gets even more unusual as Chris plays an Alex Jones “goblin demons” clip, jokes with Cash, and then tells personal stories about growing up in the Houston area, his unusually vivid childhood memories, avoiding alcohol and drugs, and how his father handled responsibility and trust.

The show’s final major political segment returns to James Talarico’s CNN town hall, with Chris going issue-by-issue through Talarico’s statements on oil and gas, immigration, ICE, campaign money, Ukraine, Iran, gender policy and voter ID. 

Chapters
00:00 News: Starlink, Nidal Hasan & suspicious election packages
06:32 Friday Show on Thursday begins
09:05 Radiohead, The Hollies & Heretic
15:57 Early voting countdown
17:08 Talarico CNN town hall preview
17:29 Nidal Hasan & Ilhan Omar investigations
18:54 Ken Paxton statewide bus tour
25:00 Run-On Robert joins the show
33:00 “John Miller” calls the hotline
42:07 Midterm politics & Democrat messaging
46:28 Talarico’s moderate image questioned
52:34 Caller Mark & Talarico jokes
55:03 David from California debates hospital closures
1:07:11 Hour 2 opens
1:20:47 Talarico, gender politics & early voting
1:27:23 Alex Jones “goblin demons”
1:30:12 Chris on childhood, memory & his father
1:40:54 Final hour setup
1:42:59 Talarico CNN town hall breakdown
1:53:49 Final segment & early-voting reminder

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Chris opens with new polling he says shows Ken Paxton narrowly ahead of James Talarico in the Texas Senate race. He argues that late campaign spending is beginning to shift the race and again raises questions about Talarico’s recent absence from public campaigning.

Closer to Houston, Chris discusses another body discovered in Buffalo Bayou, the second in two days, before joking again about his running “vampire colony” explanation.

The program also covers the Houston Astros parting ways with manager Joe Espada following an 81–81 season and Wild Card elimination, plus Sugar Land’s new feral-hog mitigation pilot program designed to assess damage and identify priority areas.

At approximately 34:45, Dr. Tom Oliverson joins Chris X. Oliverson begins by discussing a recent trip to Israel with a delegation of American state lawmakers. He says the group toured Judea and Samaria and explains why he wants Texas government agencies to use those terms rather than “West Bank” in official state language.

The interview then turns sharply toward James Talarico’s Texas House record. Oliverson recounts debating Talarico over legislation restricting medical and surgical gender-transition interventions for minors. He says Talarico backed an amendment that would have permitted treatments to continue when doctors and parents agreed they were in a child’s best interest, and argues that the amendment would have substantially weakened the legislation.

Oliverson also disputes Talarico’s current portrayal as a moderate candidate and challenges the amount of credit Talarico claims for legislation capping insulin costs. Those statements reflect Oliverson’s own assessment of his former legislative colleague and the history of those bills.

The final portion of the interview looks toward the next Texas legislative session. Oliverson describes a proposal aimed at lowering homeowners-insurance premiums by encouraging stronger construction standards designed to reduce hurricane, hail and wind damage.

He also discusses tax-exempt hospital systems, saying hospitals receiving major property-tax exemptions should be held accountable for providing charity care to qualifying patients rather than sending those patients into collections.

Hour 2 returns to Paxton–Talarico polling, media coverage of the election, reports surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar and a caller-driven health-care discussion before Chris closes with more campaign talk and an Angela Paxton political ad.

CHAPTERS
00:00 News, markets & Texas headlines
07:19 Chris X opens the Hump Day show
08:48 Another body found in Buffalo Bayou
10:35 Paxton edges Talarico in new Senate poll
14:58 Election-result media debate
16:50 Ilhan Omar & Justice Department discussion
18:29 Astros part ways with Joe Espada
19:20 Sugar Land’s feral-hog mitigation program
25:29 AI, aliens, IRS & show banter
34:45 Dr. Tom Oliverson joins Chris X
36:20 Oliverson’s Israel trip & Judea/Samaria legislation
38:48 Oliverson on working with James Talarico
40:13 Gender-transition legislation for minors
45:00 Oliverson disputes Talarico’s record and moderate image
49:49 Homeowners-insurance reform
52:22 Tax-exempt hospitals & charity care 
1:07:36 Hour 2: Paxton–Talarico polling
1:16:17 Media coverage & election-result controversy
1:26:48 Caller Robert: health insurance and Obamacare
1:38:36 Jimmy X Squared joins the show
1:53:06 Final calls, Paxton campaign & Angela Paxton ad

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Chris opens with new polling he says shows Ken Paxton narrowly ahead of James Talarico in the Texas Senate race. He argues that late campaign spending is beginning to shift the race and again raises questions about Talarico’s recent absence from public campaigning.

Closer to Houston, Chris discusses another body discovered in Buffalo Bayou, the second in two days, before joking again about his running “vampire colony” explanation.

The program also covers the Houston Astros parting ways with manager Joe Espada following an 81–81 season and Wild Card elimination, plus Sugar Land’s new feral-hog mitigation pilot program designed to assess damage and identify priority areas.

At approximately 34:45, Dr. Tom Oliverson joins Chris X. Oliverson begins by discussing a recent trip to Israel with a delegation of American state lawmakers. He says the group toured Judea and Samaria and explains why he wants Texas government agencies to use those terms rather than “West Bank” in official state language.

The interview then turns sharply toward James Talarico’s Texas House record. Oliverson recounts debating Talarico over legislation restricting medical and surgical gender-transition interventions for minors. He says Talarico backed an amendment that would have permitted treatments to continue when doctors and parents agreed they were in a child’s best interest, and argues that the amendment would have substantially weakened the legislation.

Oliverson also disputes Talarico’s current portrayal as a moderate candidate and challenges the amount of credit Talarico claims for legislation capping insulin costs. Those statements reflect Oliverson’s own assessment of his former legislative colleague and the history of those bills.

The final portion of the interview looks toward the next Texas legislative session. Oliverson describes a proposal aimed at lowering homeowners-insurance premiums by encouraging stronger construction standards designed to reduce hurricane, hail and wind damage.

He also discusses tax-exempt hospital systems, saying hospitals receiving major property-tax exemptions should be held accountable for providing charity care to qualifying patients rather than sending those patients into collections.

Hour 2 returns to Paxton–Talarico polling, media coverage of the election, reports surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar and a caller-driven health-care discussion before Chris closes with more campaign talk and an Angela Paxton political ad.

CHAPTERS
00:00 News, markets & Texas headlines
07:19 Chris X opens the Hump Day show
08:48 Another body found in Buffalo Bayou
10:35 Paxton edges Talarico in new Senate poll
14:58 Election-result media debate
16:50 Ilhan Omar & Justice Department discussion
18:29 Astros part ways with Joe Espada
19:20 Sugar Land’s feral-hog mitigation program
25:29 AI, aliens, IRS & show banter
34:45 Dr. Tom Oliverson joins Chris X
36:20 Oliverson’s Israel trip & Judea/Samaria legislation
38:48 Oliverson on working with James Talarico
40:13 Gender-transition legislation for minors
45:00 Oliverson disputes Talarico’s record and moderate image
49:49 Homeowners-insurance reform
52:22 Tax-exempt hospitals & charity care 
1:07:36 Hour 2: Paxton–Talarico polling
1:16:17 Media coverage & election-result controversy
1:26:48 Caller Robert: health insurance and Obamacare
1:38:36 Jimmy X Squared joins the show
1:53:06 Final calls, Paxton campaign & Angela Paxton ad

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Chris opens the show with a reminder that early voting begins October 19, then previews several major stories and introduces Dave Bennett as the day’s featured guest.

One of the first viral moments comes from an interview clip featuring Jamie West, a Democratic candidate for local office in Indiana. Chris plays West’s contentious comments about Republicans and uses the exchange to discuss the increasingly hostile tone of modern politics.

Closer to home, Chris discusses another body discovered in Buffalo Bayou and jokingly revives his ongoing “Houston vampire colony” theory before moving into Texas politics.

A major storyline throughout the episode is James Talarico’s recent absence from public campaigning. Chris recounts canceled appearances, inconsistent explanations he says were given about where Talarico received treatment for the flu, and online claims that Talarico had instead been at the Lindner Center of Hope in Ohio. The Talarico campaign, according to the transcript, denied that claim and said he had been home in Austin recovering from the flu. The show presents significant speculation around the issue, but the transcript itself does not establish that Talarico received treatment at that facility.

Chris also discusses reports involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, including a federal search of her Washington residence and questions surrounding financial disclosures attributed to her husband’s businesses. These points are discussed as news reports on the program.

Another Houston story hits close to home: demolition has officially begun at the former Greenspoint Mall. Chris reminisces about Greenspoint, Northwest Mall, Willowbrook and Deerbrook while reflecting on the disappearance of traditional shopping malls around Houston.

The featured interview begins around 35:52, when Republican Dave Bennett joins Chris to discuss his campaign for Texas House District 149. Bennett describes himself as an engineer rather than a career politician and says he previously worked in infrastructure and cybersecurity for Phillips 66.

He says his involvement in Texas electric-grid legislation helped motivate him to run for office. Bennett explains the unusual geography of HD-149, which includes much of Alief along with areas closer to Katy, and says those portions of the district often have different priorities. He says voters in Alief frequently bring up crime and repeat offenders, while Katy-area residents are more likely to focus on cost of living. Bennett also discusses Texas electricity prices and his desire to continue working on electric-grid and utility policy if elected.

The second hour returns to election politics, Talarico, Omar, the new White House press secretary, listener calls and Chris’s Hill Country weekend before the show closes with another reminder about early voting and the changing Houston landscape.

TOPIC CHAPTERS
00:00 News, Texas politics & national headlines
07:12 Two-for-Taco Tuesday begins
08:34 Early voting countdown & show preview
10:13 Another body found in Buffalo Bayou
12:11 James Talarico absence raises questions
14:04 Ilhan Omar investigation discussion
16:08 Greenspoint Mall demolition begins
17:42 Jamie West interview clip
25:00 Hill Country weekend & hunting talk
35:52 Dave Bennett joins Chris X
41:30 Crime, Alief & HD-149 priorities
44:07 Electricity costs & Texas grid policy
52:31 Early voting & Talarico discussion
1:07:40 Hour 2 begins
1:16:18 Talarico, Omar & Greenspoint Mall recap
1:28:42 Caller Chris weighs in
1:42:11 Bennett recap & Tom Oliverson preview
1:55:26 Final election discussion & show close

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Chris opens the show with a reminder that early voting begins October 19, then previews several major stories and introduces Dave Bennett as the day’s featured guest.

One of the first viral moments comes from an interview clip featuring Jamie West, a Democratic candidate for local office in Indiana. Chris plays West’s contentious comments about Republicans and uses the exchange to discuss the increasingly hostile tone of modern politics.

Closer to home, Chris discusses another body discovered in Buffalo Bayou and jokingly revives his ongoing “Houston vampire colony” theory before moving into Texas politics.

A major storyline throughout the episode is James Talarico’s recent absence from public campaigning. Chris recounts canceled appearances, inconsistent explanations he says were given about where Talarico received treatment for the flu, and online claims that Talarico had instead been at the Lindner Center of Hope in Ohio. The Talarico campaign, according to the transcript, denied that claim and said he had been home in Austin recovering from the flu. The show presents significant speculation around the issue, but the transcript itself does not establish that Talarico received treatment at that facility.

Chris also discusses reports involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, including a federal search of her Washington residence and questions surrounding financial disclosures attributed to her husband’s businesses. These points are discussed as news reports on the program.

Another Houston story hits close to home: demolition has officially begun at the former Greenspoint Mall. Chris reminisces about Greenspoint, Northwest Mall, Willowbrook and Deerbrook while reflecting on the disappearance of traditional shopping malls around Houston.

The featured interview begins around 35:52, when Republican Dave Bennett joins Chris to discuss his campaign for Texas House District 149. Bennett describes himself as an engineer rather than a career politician and says he previously worked in infrastructure and cybersecurity for Phillips 66.

He says his involvement in Texas electric-grid legislation helped motivate him to run for office. Bennett explains the unusual geography of HD-149, which includes much of Alief along with areas closer to Katy, and says those portions of the district often have different priorities. He says voters in Alief frequently bring up crime and repeat offenders, while Katy-area residents are more likely to focus on cost of living. Bennett also discusses Texas electricity prices and his desire to continue working on electric-grid and utility policy if elected.

The second hour returns to election politics, Talarico, Omar, the new White House press secretary, listener calls and Chris’s Hill Country weekend before the show closes with another reminder about early voting and the changing Houston landscape.

TOPIC CHAPTERS
00:00 News, Texas politics & national headlines
07:12 Two-for-Taco Tuesday begins
08:34 Early voting countdown & show preview
10:13 Another body found in Buffalo Bayou
12:11 James Talarico absence raises questions
14:04 Ilhan Omar investigation discussion
16:08 Greenspoint Mall demolition begins
17:42 Jamie West interview clip
25:00 Hill Country weekend & hunting talk
35:52 Dave Bennett joins Chris X
41:30 Crime, Alief & HD-149 priorities
44:07 Electricity costs & Texas grid policy
52:31 Early voting & Talarico discussion
1:07:40 Hour 2 begins
1:16:18 Talarico, Omar &...]]>6814falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/trump-roasts-talarico-roger-clemens-honored-houston-favorites-return--75656732
On this October 8, 2026 edition of **Chris X Radio on AM 700 KSEV**, Chris X and producer Cash bring two hours of Texas politics, national headlines, Houston nostalgia and unfiltered listener conversations.

**IN THIS EPISODE:**

🇺🇸 **TRUMP VS. TALARICO:** Chris reacts to Trump's San Antonio rally, his comments about James Talarico and questions surrounding Talarico's absence from campaign events.

⚾ **ROGER CLEMENS & NOLAN RYAN:** Trump announces plans to award Roger Clemens the Presidential Medal of Freedom. But should Houston-area legend Nolan Ryan receive the honor too? Listeners debate baseball's greatest pitchers.

🗳️ **TEXAS MIDTERMS:** Voter registration concerns, polling, campaign strategy and the battle for independent voters.

🍕 **HOUSTON RESTAURANT NOSTALGIA:** Which legendary restaurants deserve a comeback? Chris and callers remember Steak and Ale, Barry's Pizza, Bennigan's, Pancho's Mexican Buffet, Michelangelo's, Cafe Adobe and more.

🔥 **NATIONAL CONTROVERSIES:** A disputed invocation at an Iowa city council meeting, Zohran Mamdani's comments about Israel and Gaza, and more.

🎙️ **LIVE CALLER DEBATES:** Houston-area listeners share their thoughts on politics, baseball, inflation and the restaurants they miss most.

**CHAPTERS**
00:00 — National headlines and KSEV news
07:55 — Chris X opens the Friday show on Thursday
16:48 — Trump announces Roger Clemens' Presidential Medal of Freedom
21:15 — Trump targets James Talarico at San Antonio rally
29:21 — Nolan Ryan debate and Texas voter registration
38:26 — Trump's Talarico comments and Houston dining preview
45:28 — Listener debate on crime and politics
54:20 — Midterms, Columbus Day and Nolan Ryan
1:07:31 — Second hour: Cassidy Hutchinson and Talarico questions
1:12:22 — Iowa invocation controversy and Mamdani's Gaza comments
1:15:33 — Houston's most-missed restaurants 1:30:19 — Steak and Ale, Bennigan's and Bonanza memories
1:39:12 — Trump, Talarico and Houston restaurant calls 
1:44:10 — Midterm predictions, inflation and the magic of talk radio
1:54:50 — Final calls: Cafe Adobe, Nolan Ryan and Sandy Koufax

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Which Houston restaurant would YOU bring back? And who deserves the Presidential Medal of Freedom more: Roger Clemens or Nolan Ryan? Leave your answer in the comments!

Listen to Chris X Radio on AM 700 KSEV — The Voice of Texas.

This program includes commentary, opinion, satire and listener perspectives. Allegations and political claims discussed on air are not necessarily independently verified.

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On this October 8, 2026 edition of **Chris X Radio on AM 700 KSEV**, Chris X and producer Cash bring two hours of Texas politics, national headlines, Houston nostalgia and unfiltered listener conversations.

**IN THIS EPISODE:**

🇺🇸 **TRUMP VS. TALARICO:** Chris reacts to Trump's San Antonio rally, his comments about James Talarico and questions surrounding Talarico's absence from campaign events.

⚾ **ROGER CLEMENS & NOLAN RYAN:** Trump announces plans to award Roger Clemens the Presidential Medal of Freedom. But should Houston-area legend Nolan Ryan receive the honor too? Listeners debate baseball's greatest pitchers.

🗳️ **TEXAS MIDTERMS:** Voter registration concerns, polling, campaign strategy and the battle for independent voters.

🍕 **HOUSTON RESTAURANT NOSTALGIA:** Which legendary restaurants deserve a comeback? Chris and callers remember Steak and Ale, Barry's Pizza, Bennigan's, Pancho's Mexican Buffet, Michelangelo's, Cafe Adobe and more.

🔥 **NATIONAL CONTROVERSIES:** A disputed invocation at an Iowa city council meeting, Zohran Mamdani's comments about Israel and Gaza, and more.

🎙️ **LIVE CALLER DEBATES:** Houston-area listeners share their thoughts on politics, baseball, inflation and the restaurants they miss most.

**CHAPTERS**
00:00 — National headlines and KSEV news
07:55 — Chris X opens the Friday show on Thursday
16:48 — Trump announces Roger Clemens' Presidential Medal of Freedom
21:15 — Trump targets James Talarico at San Antonio rally
29:21 — Nolan Ryan debate and Texas voter registration
38:26 — Trump's Talarico comments and Houston dining preview
45:28 — Listener debate on crime and politics
54:20 — Midterms, Columbus Day and Nolan Ryan
1:07:31 — Second hour: Cassidy Hutchinson and Talarico questions
1:12:22 — Iowa invocation controversy and Mamdani's Gaza comments
1:15:33 — Houston's most-missed restaurants 1:30:19 — Steak and Ale, Bennigan's and Bonanza memories
1:39:12 — Trump, Talarico and Houston restaurant calls 
1:44:10 — Midterm predictions, inflation and the magic of talk radio
1:54:50 — Final calls: Cafe Adobe, Nolan Ryan and Sandy Koufax

**JOIN THE CONVERSATION**
Which Houston restaurant would YOU bring back? And who deserves the Presidential Medal of Freedom more: Roger Clemens or Nolan Ryan? Leave your answer in the comments!

Listen to Chris X Radio on AM 700 KSEV — The Voice of Texas.

This program includes commentary, opinion, satire and listener perspectives. Allegations and political claims discussed on air are not necessarily independently verified.

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Chris begins by marking the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, remembering the more than 1,200 people killed and the more than 250 hostages taken. He also emphasizes that Americans were among those killed and kidnapped and criticizes those who, in his view, have minimized or justified the attack.

Texas politics quickly takes over as Chris asks where James Talarico has been. He reviews a series of canceled, virtual and rescheduled appearances and questions whether the campaign’s explanation that Talarico was ill fully matches the timeline. Those doubts are Chris’s interpretation of the sequence he describes.

Chris also discusses unusual polling in the Texas U.S. Senate race, including one survey showing a very large Talarico lead, while arguing that other polling has shown a much tighter contest.

Another major story is convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Chris says officials have now set an execution date of December 3 at 1 p.m., with Hasan to be put to death by firing squad.

The program also revisits Christa Pike’s botched Tennessee execution, with Chris reacting to reports that she is awake and speaking after surviving two lethal-injection attempts.

President Trump enters the conversation again as Chris discusses his possible federal gas-tax suspension, his trip to San Antonio to campaign with Ken Paxton, and audio in which Trump says he could have pursued former political rivals but initially chose not to because of respect for the presidency.

Chris also covers the FBI arrest of an 18-year-old accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting at the Mall of America, citing reports that the suspect allegedly sought to kill dozens of people.

Hour 2 changes direction after Chris finds a report about an Arizona Democratic congressional candidate who says she was sexually assaulted while repairing campaign signs. Chris reads extensively from the report and questions several aspects of the account, particularly the delay in reporting and lack of immediate medical treatment. The candidate’s allegation should be treated as an allegation; Chris’s assertion that the story is false reflects his own opinion rather than an independently established finding.

That debate continues through the final hour, with callers discussing credibility, sexual assault, political messaging and consent. Caller Emily from West Houston closes with a more nuanced argument that intoxication may have made consent unclear for multiple people involved in a separate case Chris calls the “Cornell Seven.”

CHAPTERS

00:00 News: Mall of America plot, Trump in Texas & Gulf storm
06:35 Chris X opens the October 7 memorial edition
08:48 Three years since the Hamas attack on Israel
13:13 Where is James Talarico? Canceled events & campaign questions
17:25 Texas Senate polling gets weird
19:01 Nidal Hasan execution date announced
20:22 Christa Pike survives botched execution
23:00 Trump considers suspending the federal gas tax
23:29 Trump heads to San Antonio for Ken Paxton rally
29:16 ISIS-inspired Mall of America plot
43:37 Trump audio & lawfare discussion
49:04 Tropical Storm Isaias enters the Gulf
56:47 “Fake Tony” calls again
1:07:24 Hour 2: Arizona candidate’s assault allegation
1:26:21 Chris questions the reporting timeline
1:37:55 Caller Marco weighs in
1:42:24 Caller Mike on Democratic messaging
1:54:38 Steven & Emily discuss credibility and consent

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Chris begins by marking the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, remembering the more than 1,200 people killed and the more than 250 hostages taken. He also emphasizes that Americans were among those killed and kidnapped and criticizes those who, in his view, have minimized or justified the attack.

Texas politics quickly takes over as Chris asks where James Talarico has been. He reviews a series of canceled, virtual and rescheduled appearances and questions whether the campaign’s explanation that Talarico was ill fully matches the timeline. Those doubts are Chris’s interpretation of the sequence he describes.

Chris also discusses unusual polling in the Texas U.S. Senate race, including one survey showing a very large Talarico lead, while arguing that other polling has shown a much tighter contest.

Another major story is convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Chris says officials have now set an execution date of December 3 at 1 p.m., with Hasan to be put to death by firing squad.

The program also revisits Christa Pike’s botched Tennessee execution, with Chris reacting to reports that she is awake and speaking after surviving two lethal-injection attempts.

President Trump enters the conversation again as Chris discusses his possible federal gas-tax suspension, his trip to San Antonio to campaign with Ken Paxton, and audio in which Trump says he could have pursued former political rivals but initially chose not to because of respect for the presidency.

Chris also covers the FBI arrest of an 18-year-old accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting at the Mall of America, citing reports that the suspect allegedly sought to kill dozens of people.

Hour 2 changes direction after Chris finds a report about an Arizona Democratic congressional candidate who says she was sexually assaulted while repairing campaign signs. Chris reads extensively from the report and questions several aspects of the account, particularly the delay in reporting and lack of immediate medical treatment. The candidate’s allegation should be treated as an allegation; Chris’s assertion that the story is false reflects his own opinion rather than an independently established finding.

That debate continues through the final hour, with callers discussing credibility, sexual assault, political messaging and consent. Caller Emily from West Houston closes with a more nuanced argument that intoxication may have made consent unclear for multiple people involved in a separate case Chris calls the “Cornell Seven.”

CHAPTERS

00:00 News: Mall of America plot, Trump in Texas & Gulf storm
06:35 Chris X opens the October 7 memorial edition
08:48 Three years since the Hamas attack on Israel
13:13 Where is James Talarico? Canceled events & campaign questions
17:25 Texas Senate polling gets weird
19:01 Nidal Hasan execution date announced
20:22 Christa Pike survives botched execution
23:00 Trump considers suspending the federal gas tax
23:29 Trump heads to San Antonio for Ken Paxton rally
29:16 ISIS-inspired Mall of America plot
43:37 Trump audio & lawfare discussion
49:04 Tropical Storm Isaias enters the Gulf
56:47 “Fake Tony” calls again
1:07:24 Hour 2: Arizona candidate’s assault allegation
1:26:21 Chris questions the reporting timeline
1:37:55 Caller Marco weighs in
1:42:24 Caller Mike on Democratic messaging
1:54:38 Steven & Emily...]]>6812falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/trump-nuclear-cities-media-firestorm-fort-hood-execution-talarico-fight--75603767
Chris opens by playing President Trump’s actual remarks after multiple media personalities and Democratic officials portrayed Trump as encouraging Iran to attack Los Angeles and San Diego. Chris argues that the comments were taken out of context and that Trump was instead pointing to Iran’s reduced ability to threaten major American cities.

The reaction quickly expands to statements from Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass, Todd Gloria and other Democratic officials, all of whom criticized Trump’s remarks. Chris says their interpretation reflects a broader pattern of political and media figures seizing on abbreviated clips rather than full context.

The show also turns to midterm polling, where Chris cites a Rasmussen survey reporting that Hispanic likely voters favored Republicans 50% to 42%, even while Democrats maintained a smaller overall generic-ballot lead. Chris argues that the numbers challenge a common narrative about Hispanic voters abandoning the GOP.

Another major topic is convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Chris discusses reports that Hasan will be executed by firing squad for the 2009 attack that killed 13 people and wounded dozens of others.

Texas politics also dominates the program. Chris discusses James Talarico’s record on police funding, the ongoing Senate race against Ken Paxton, and campaign arguments over gender policy, crime and conservative turnout. These portions reflect Chris’s and callers’ political opinions and interpretations.

One of the strongest caller moments comes from Doctor Chris in Cypress, who says he is tired of Republicans complaining about messaging, polling and imperfect candidates instead of simply voting. He also discusses Harris County politics and advocates for Orlando Sanchez in the county judge race.

Later, Chris criticizes Harris County spending and property taxes, arguing that Democratic leadership inherited a large surplus and has since moved into deficit while raising taxes.

Caller Joe from Sugar Land then sparks a serious debate over the death penalty, religion, murder and child sexual abuse. Chris argues that capital punishment should remain available for the most serious crimes.

The closing segments return to Ken Paxton, James Talarico, Harris County crime and Texas politics, with several callers weighing in before Chris wraps the Two-for-Tuesday edition.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Trump’s Los Angeles/San Diego remarks & media reaction
01:42 Newsom, Karen Bass & Democrats respond
07:35 Hispanic voter poll & Fort Hood shooter update
09:39 Talarico’s police-funding record & Siberia lab concern
15:18 Two-for-Tuesday begins & media-hoax discussion
25:36 Doctor Chris unloads on turnout, media & Republicans
40:15 Chris expands on media narratives & Texas politics
54:07 Hour 2: Maria Shriver reaction & Trump controversy
1:02:46 Hispanic voter numbers & congressional polling
1:14:20 Nidal Hasan execution by firing squad
1:16:03 Harris County politics & caller Chris
1:28:48 Caller Joe: religion, death penalty & punishment
1:41:40 Final callers: Talarico, Paxton & crime debate

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Chris opens by playing President Trump’s actual remarks after multiple media personalities and Democratic officials portrayed Trump as encouraging Iran to attack Los Angeles and San Diego. Chris argues that the comments were taken out of context and that Trump was instead pointing to Iran’s reduced ability to threaten major American cities.

The reaction quickly expands to statements from Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass, Todd Gloria and other Democratic officials, all of whom criticized Trump’s remarks. Chris says their interpretation reflects a broader pattern of political and media figures seizing on abbreviated clips rather than full context.

The show also turns to midterm polling, where Chris cites a Rasmussen survey reporting that Hispanic likely voters favored Republicans 50% to 42%, even while Democrats maintained a smaller overall generic-ballot lead. Chris argues that the numbers challenge a common narrative about Hispanic voters abandoning the GOP.

Another major topic is convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Chris discusses reports that Hasan will be executed by firing squad for the 2009 attack that killed 13 people and wounded dozens of others.

Texas politics also dominates the program. Chris discusses James Talarico’s record on police funding, the ongoing Senate race against Ken Paxton, and campaign arguments over gender policy, crime and conservative turnout. These portions reflect Chris’s and callers’ political opinions and interpretations.

One of the strongest caller moments comes from Doctor Chris in Cypress, who says he is tired of Republicans complaining about messaging, polling and imperfect candidates instead of simply voting. He also discusses Harris County politics and advocates for Orlando Sanchez in the county judge race.

Later, Chris criticizes Harris County spending and property taxes, arguing that Democratic leadership inherited a large surplus and has since moved into deficit while raising taxes.

Caller Joe from Sugar Land then sparks a serious debate over the death penalty, religion, murder and child sexual abuse. Chris argues that capital punishment should remain available for the most serious crimes.

The closing segments return to Ken Paxton, James Talarico, Harris County crime and Texas politics, with several callers weighing in before Chris wraps the Two-for-Tuesday edition.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Trump’s Los Angeles/San Diego remarks & media reaction
01:42 Newsom, Karen Bass & Democrats respond
07:35 Hispanic voter poll & Fort Hood shooter update
09:39 Talarico’s police-funding record & Siberia lab concern
15:18 Two-for-Tuesday begins & media-hoax discussion
25:36 Doctor Chris unloads on turnout, media & Republicans
40:15 Chris expands on media narratives & Texas politics
54:07 Hour 2: Maria Shriver reaction & Trump controversy
1:02:46 Hispanic voter numbers & congressional polling
1:14:20 Nidal Hasan execution by firing squad
1:16:03 Harris County politics & caller Chris
1:28:48 Caller Joe: religion, death penalty & punishment
1:41:40 Final callers: Talarico, Paxton & crime debate

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Chris opens with a follow-up conversation about his recent firearm suppressor installation. After attempting to remove a component himself, he says he stopped before risking damage and ultimately took the rifle to a professional gunsmith.

Then comes the featured Texas Faith Fest interview with Julie Pickering.

Pickering explains her role on the Texas State Board of Education, representing a large portion of Southeast Texas and serving as vice chair of the Committee on School Initiatives. She also describes her work on a statewide parental-rights initiative.

The interview moves into Texas school-library policy, where Pickering says her committee helped develop statewide standards and argues that some school districts are refusing to follow those rules. She also raises concerns about material she considers inappropriate for children.

A major focus is the new mandatory parental-rights training for Texas school-board trustees. Pickering says roughly 8,500 elected trustees must complete a 5.5-hour program covering parental rights under federal and Texas law.

She also explains the State Board’s new instructional-material rejection list, which she says allows the board to prevent state tax dollars from being used on textbooks or materials it rejects.

Pickering closes by discussing entrepreneurship education, vocational training and personal financial literacy. She says Texas students taking career and technical programs can receive instruction on starting and operating a business, while financial literacy is being incorporated into social-studies standards.

After the interview, Chris turns to the approaching midterm election, voter-registration deadlines and early voting before moving into Hour 2.

National politics dominates the second hour. Chris discusses economic pressure on Iran, oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz and what he sees as the effects of the Trump administration’s strategy.

He later plays a montage of James Talarico criticizing Republicans using terms including “bigots,” “racist” and “controlling women,” then argues that those statements conflict with Talarico’s campaign effort to appeal to moderate Texas voters.

The show closes with caller Bart from Spring, who praises President Trump’s foreign-policy record. Chris responds with his own extensive assessment of Trump’s political style, Iran strategy and broader international record.

CHAPTERS

02:50 Chris X returns & suppressor follow-up
11:13 Julie Pickering joins Chris X
15:38 Texas school-library standards
18:58 Mandatory parental-rights training
21:33 State standards, testing & classroom accountability
22:35 Texas textbook “rejection list”
24:27 Entrepreneurship & financial literacy in schools
33:25 Voter registration & early voting discussion
48:53 Iran, Strait of Hormuz & oil pressure
51:17 Talarico, Texas Senate politics & Angela Paxton ad
1:09:36 Talarico montage: “bigots,” “racist” & GOP criticism
1:29:50 Caller Bart & Trump foreign-policy discussion

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Chris opens with a follow-up conversation about his recent firearm suppressor installation. After attempting to remove a component himself, he says he stopped before risking damage and ultimately took the rifle to a professional gunsmith.

Then comes the featured Texas Faith Fest interview with Julie Pickering.

Pickering explains her role on the Texas State Board of Education, representing a large portion of Southeast Texas and serving as vice chair of the Committee on School Initiatives. She also describes her work on a statewide parental-rights initiative.

The interview moves into Texas school-library policy, where Pickering says her committee helped develop statewide standards and argues that some school districts are refusing to follow those rules. She also raises concerns about material she considers inappropriate for children.

A major focus is the new mandatory parental-rights training for Texas school-board trustees. Pickering says roughly 8,500 elected trustees must complete a 5.5-hour program covering parental rights under federal and Texas law.

She also explains the State Board’s new instructional-material rejection list, which she says allows the board to prevent state tax dollars from being used on textbooks or materials it rejects.

Pickering closes by discussing entrepreneurship education, vocational training and personal financial literacy. She says Texas students taking career and technical programs can receive instruction on starting and operating a business, while financial literacy is being incorporated into social-studies standards.

After the interview, Chris turns to the approaching midterm election, voter-registration deadlines and early voting before moving into Hour 2.

National politics dominates the second hour. Chris discusses economic pressure on Iran, oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz and what he sees as the effects of the Trump administration’s strategy.

He later plays a montage of James Talarico criticizing Republicans using terms including “bigots,” “racist” and “controlling women,” then argues that those statements conflict with Talarico’s campaign effort to appeal to moderate Texas voters.

The show closes with caller Bart from Spring, who praises President Trump’s foreign-policy record. Chris responds with his own extensive assessment of Trump’s political style, Iran strategy and broader international record.

CHAPTERS

02:50 Chris X returns & suppressor follow-up
11:13 Julie Pickering joins Chris X
15:38 Texas school-library standards
18:58 Mandatory parental-rights training
21:33 State standards, testing & classroom accountability
22:35 Texas textbook “rejection list”
24:27 Entrepreneurship & financial literacy in schools
33:25 Voter registration & early voting discussion
48:53 Iran, Strait of Hormuz & oil pressure
51:17 Talarico, Texas Senate politics & Angela Paxton ad
1:09:36 Talarico montage: “bigots,” “racist” & GOP criticism
1:29:50 Caller Bart & Trump foreign-policy discussion

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Chris opens by reacting to the Houston Astros’ playoff exit before returning to the upcoming Lesley Briones town hall in Cypress. Harris County Precinct 4 lists the event for Saturday, October 3 from 10 a.m. to noon at Weekley Community Center, where residents can hear updates and give feedback directly to the commissioner.

The show then turns to the arrest of Benny Caldera Jr., who authorities allege threatened an attack on the Texas Capitol. According to the Justice Department, investigators say Caldera made statements about shooting up the Capitol and anger toward AIPAC; he was later federally charged with possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number. The allegations have not been proven in court.

Chris also discusses new economic data showing 197,000 initial unemployment claims, one of the lowest weekly levels in decades. The Department of Labor reported that figure for the week ending September 26.

Then comes the featured interview with Brooke Slusser of Save Women’s Sports. Slusser recounts her college volleyball career, beginning at Alabama before transferring to San Jose State. She says she learned months after moving into a house with teammates that one roommate and teammate was transgender, something she says university officials had not disclosed to her beforehand.

She alleges that players were later pressured by coaches and compliance officials not to discuss the matter with family members and says teammates were concerned about possible scholarship consequences.

Slusser also explains why she joined three lawsuits involving NCAA policies, the Mountain West Conference and San Jose State. She stresses that her legal effort targets institutions and policies rather than her former teammate personally. 

Later, Chris opens the phones for discussion of the Ken Paxton–James Talarico U.S. Senate race. Current public polling remains close, with the Texas Tribune’s poll tracker showing that surveys vary but have generally placed Talarico narrowly ahead in recent months.

Finally, Chris opens the Chris X-Files for a discussion of recent UAP claims aired on Joe Rogan involving alleged recovered craft, non-human entities and purported aerial conflicts. These remain unverified claims discussed on the program.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Astros eliminated & Friday Show on Thursday begins
06:03 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
09:20 Alleged Texas Capitol attack plot
11:29 Tennessee execution controversy
13:11 Election-security discussion & jobless claims
29:06 Brooke Slusser joins Chris X
32:14 How Slusser learned about her teammate and roommate
35:13 University pressure, compliance & scholarship concerns
36:20 Slusser explains her three lawsuits
1:21:33 Paxton–Talarico race and polling discussion
1:49:30 Chris X-Files: UAP claims on Joe Rogan

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Chris opens by reacting to the Houston Astros’ playoff exit before returning to the upcoming Lesley Briones town hall in Cypress. Harris County Precinct 4 lists the event for Saturday, October 3 from 10 a.m. to noon at Weekley Community Center, where residents can hear updates and give feedback directly to the commissioner.

The show then turns to the arrest of Benny Caldera Jr., who authorities allege threatened an attack on the Texas Capitol. According to the Justice Department, investigators say Caldera made statements about shooting up the Capitol and anger toward AIPAC; he was later federally charged with possessing a firearm with an obliterated serial number. The allegations have not been proven in court.

Chris also discusses new economic data showing 197,000 initial unemployment claims, one of the lowest weekly levels in decades. The Department of Labor reported that figure for the week ending September 26.

Then comes the featured interview with Brooke Slusser of Save Women’s Sports. Slusser recounts her college volleyball career, beginning at Alabama before transferring to San Jose State. She says she learned months after moving into a house with teammates that one roommate and teammate was transgender, something she says university officials had not disclosed to her beforehand.

She alleges that players were later pressured by coaches and compliance officials not to discuss the matter with family members and says teammates were concerned about possible scholarship consequences.

Slusser also explains why she joined three lawsuits involving NCAA policies, the Mountain West Conference and San Jose State. She stresses that her legal effort targets institutions and policies rather than her former teammate personally. 

Later, Chris opens the phones for discussion of the Ken Paxton–James Talarico U.S. Senate race. Current public polling remains close, with the Texas Tribune’s poll tracker showing that surveys vary but have generally placed Talarico narrowly ahead in recent months.

Finally, Chris opens the Chris X-Files for a discussion of recent UAP claims aired on Joe Rogan involving alleged recovered craft, non-human entities and purported aerial conflicts. These remain unverified claims discussed on the program.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Astros eliminated & Friday Show on Thursday begins
06:03 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
09:20 Alleged Texas Capitol attack plot
11:29 Tennessee execution controversy
13:11 Election-security discussion & jobless claims
29:06 Brooke Slusser joins Chris X
32:14 How Slusser learned about her teammate and roommate
35:13 University pressure, compliance & scholarship concerns
36:20 Slusser explains her three lawsuits
1:21:33 Paxton–Talarico race and polling discussion
1:49:30 Chris X-Files: UAP claims on Joe Rogan

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Chris opens while tracking the Houston Astros’ playoff game, then turns to the extraordinary incident aboard a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Authorities say the co-pilot stabbed the captain and attempted to take control of the aircraft before passengers and crew intervened. The flight ultimately landed safely in Saudi Arabia, while investigators continued examining the motive.

Chris also revisits Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones’ October 3 town hall, using the event to continue his criticism of county tax policy. Precinct 4 confirms the town hall is scheduled for Weekley Community Center in Cypress from 10 a.m. to noon. Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4

Texas politics enters the conversation when Chris plays newly circulated audio of James Talarico discussing his position on transgender issues. In the recording, Talarico says his position “hasn’t changed” and describes decisions regarding transgender athletes as matters that should be evaluated locally, sport by sport and athlete by athlete. The Daily Wire

Then comes the featured interview with Aaron Kinsey, chairman of the Texas State Board of Education.
Kinsey discusses the board’s work on instructional-material suitability, social-studies curriculum, civics education and academic outcomes. He says Texas is placing increased emphasis on reviewing what materials students encounter and ensuring they comply with state standards.

Hour 2 then turns into a heated discussion when caller David challenges Chris on journalism ethics, political rhetoric, media credibility and election claims. The back-and-forth becomes one of the show’s longest caller exchanges and leads directly into Chris playing examples of media coverage he believes demonstrate political bias.

CHAPTERS

07:15 Astros playoffs & Chris X Radio begins
10:54 Flydubai flight attack and emergency landing
15:05 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
19:16 James Talarico undercover audio and policy debate
38:15 Aaron Kinsey joins Chris X
40:06 Instructional materials & student suitability
46:19 Curriculum, values & education outcomes
50:42 Teacher civics training
51:43 How parents can participate in Texas education
1:25:30 Caller David vs. Chris on media credibility

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Chris opens while tracking the Houston Astros’ playoff game, then turns to the extraordinary incident aboard a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv. Authorities say the co-pilot stabbed the captain and attempted to take control of the aircraft before passengers and crew intervened. The flight ultimately landed safely in Saudi Arabia, while investigators continued examining the motive.

Chris also revisits Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones’ October 3 town hall, using the event to continue his criticism of county tax policy. Precinct 4 confirms the town hall is scheduled for Weekley Community Center in Cypress from 10 a.m. to noon. Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4

Texas politics enters the conversation when Chris plays newly circulated audio of James Talarico discussing his position on transgender issues. In the recording, Talarico says his position “hasn’t changed” and describes decisions regarding transgender athletes as matters that should be evaluated locally, sport by sport and athlete by athlete. The Daily Wire

Then comes the featured interview with Aaron Kinsey, chairman of the Texas State Board of Education.
Kinsey discusses the board’s work on instructional-material suitability, social-studies curriculum, civics education and academic outcomes. He says Texas is placing increased emphasis on reviewing what materials students encounter and ensuring they comply with state standards.

Hour 2 then turns into a heated discussion when caller David challenges Chris on journalism ethics, political rhetoric, media credibility and election claims. The back-and-forth becomes one of the show’s longest caller exchanges and leads directly into Chris playing examples of media coverage he believes demonstrate political bias.

CHAPTERS

07:15 Astros playoffs & Chris X Radio begins
10:54 Flydubai flight attack and emergency landing
15:05 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
19:16 James Talarico undercover audio and policy debate
38:15 Aaron Kinsey joins Chris X
40:06 Instructional materials & student suitability
46:19 Curriculum, values & education outcomes
50:42 Teacher civics training
51:43 How parents can participate in Texas education
1:25:30 Caller David vs. Chris on media credibility

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Chris begins with Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones’ upcoming October 3 town hall, returning to his criticism of county property taxes and urging listeners interested in the issue to attend and ask questions. Harris County Precinct 4 lists the town hall for 10 a.m.–noon at Weekley Community Center in Cypress. Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4

Another major local story involves Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt. Chris discusses her recent four-vehicle crash on I-45 and revisits her previous legal issues. KPRC reports Wyatt was cited after police said she caused the September 18 crash; no injuries were reported.

An anonymous Harris County employee then joins Chris to ask how an ordinary county worker would be treated under similar circumstances.

The show also turns to former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Senate Judiciary Committee appearance. Smith defended his Trump investigations as lawful and evidence-driven, while Republican senators challenged his team’s collection of lawmakers’ phone records and communications involving journalists.

Then comes the featured interview.
Bonnie Wallace of Recover America joins Chris from Texas Values Faith Fest to discuss her campaign concerning books available to minors in libraries and schools. Wallace describes material she says contains graphic sexual and violent content, explains how she became involved in the Llano County library litigation, and recounts speaking before school boards and government bodies.

Wallace also describes an appearance before Houston ISD, where she says officials stopped her from reading passages she considered inappropriate for children. She says she has since taken legal action and continues working with parents and school districts through Recover America.

Later, Chris discusses James Talarico’s campaign fundraising in New York City, the Astros playoff game, Harris County politics, and national media coverage of immigration enforcement. Reporting confirms Talarico participated in a Manhattan fundraiser alongside Sherrod Brown.

CHAPTERS
04:06 Chris X Radio begins
12:42 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
15:46 Carla Wyatt’s four-vehicle crash and legal history
24:56 Harris County employee calls about Wyatt
18:39 / 1:15:37 Jack Smith Senate hearing and subpoenas
19:35 Trump administration changes Title IX policy
32:53 Bonnie Wallace joins Chris X
38:26 Llano County library lawsuit and book dispute
46:02 Wallace on HISD and Texas school boards
1:20:17 James Talarico’s New York fundraising
1:53:55 ICE enforcement and national media coverage

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Chris begins with Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones’ upcoming October 3 town hall, returning to his criticism of county property taxes and urging listeners interested in the issue to attend and ask questions. Harris County Precinct 4 lists the town hall for 10 a.m.–noon at Weekley Community Center in Cypress. Harris County Commissioner Precinct 4

Another major local story involves Harris County Treasurer Carla Wyatt. Chris discusses her recent four-vehicle crash on I-45 and revisits her previous legal issues. KPRC reports Wyatt was cited after police said she caused the September 18 crash; no injuries were reported.

An anonymous Harris County employee then joins Chris to ask how an ordinary county worker would be treated under similar circumstances.

The show also turns to former Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Senate Judiciary Committee appearance. Smith defended his Trump investigations as lawful and evidence-driven, while Republican senators challenged his team’s collection of lawmakers’ phone records and communications involving journalists.

Then comes the featured interview.
Bonnie Wallace of Recover America joins Chris from Texas Values Faith Fest to discuss her campaign concerning books available to minors in libraries and schools. Wallace describes material she says contains graphic sexual and violent content, explains how she became involved in the Llano County library litigation, and recounts speaking before school boards and government bodies.

Wallace also describes an appearance before Houston ISD, where she says officials stopped her from reading passages she considered inappropriate for children. She says she has since taken legal action and continues working with parents and school districts through Recover America.

Later, Chris discusses James Talarico’s campaign fundraising in New York City, the Astros playoff game, Harris County politics, and national media coverage of immigration enforcement. Reporting confirms Talarico participated in a Manhattan fundraiser alongside Sherrod Brown.

CHAPTERS
04:06 Chris X Radio begins
12:42 Lesley Briones town hall & Harris County taxes
15:46 Carla Wyatt’s four-vehicle crash and legal history
24:56 Harris County employee calls about Wyatt
18:39 / 1:15:37 Jack Smith Senate hearing and subpoenas
19:35 Trump administration changes Title IX policy
32:53 Bonnie Wallace joins Chris X
38:26 Llano County library lawsuit and book dispute
46:02 Wallace on HISD and Texas school boards
1:20:17 James Talarico’s New York fundraising
1:53:55 ICE enforcement and national media coverage

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Chris opens with a recap of Texas Faith Fest and previews several interviews recorded at the event before turning to Harris County Commissioner Leslie Briones and her upcoming town hall. Chris criticizes the county’s recent property-tax decision and urges listeners who disagree with it to attend and ask questions.

The show also examines Gov. Greg Abbott’s diesel-related disaster declaration, with Chris discussing the effect of elevated diesel prices on farming, shipping and consumer costs.

Texas politics heats up as Chris plays comments from James Talarico connecting universal health care and anti-hunger policy to biblical principles. Chris disputes that framing and later questions polling in the U.S. Senate race between Talarico and Ken Paxton.

Then, from Texas Faith Fest, Benjamin Schrader joins Chris for an extended interview. Schrader explains why he opposes the expansion and normalization of gambling, particularly among young men, and argues that betting markets can create financial addiction, misinformation and conflicts involving insider information.

The discussion then shifts to the Austin Young Republicans, their rapid growth, and an upcoming protest surrounding a Hasan Piker appearance in Austin. Schrader says the group plans to protest peacefully while not calling for the event itself to be canceled.

Later, Chris returns to local politics, diesel prices and election turnout before opening the Chris X-Files for a discussion of UAP whistleblower Dylan Borland’s claim that the U.S. government possesses recovered non-human craft. Chris also revisits other long-running UAP stories, including Bob Lazar.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Chris X Radio begins / Texas Faith Fest recap
13:30 Harris County property taxes & Leslie Briones town hall
20:36 Texas diesel-price emergency
21:26 James Talarico’s “biblical grounds” argument
23:24 Paxton–Talarico race, polling & campaign strategy
35:25 Benjamin Schrader on gambling and young men
39:17 Prediction markets, insider information & political betting
44:58 Austin Young Republicans & Hasan Piker protest
47:59 Growth of the Austin Young Republicans
1:43:19 UAP whistleblower claims recovered non-human craft

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Chris opens with a recap of Texas Faith Fest and previews several interviews recorded at the event before turning to Harris County Commissioner Leslie Briones and her upcoming town hall. Chris criticizes the county’s recent property-tax decision and urges listeners who disagree with it to attend and ask questions.

The show also examines Gov. Greg Abbott’s diesel-related disaster declaration, with Chris discussing the effect of elevated diesel prices on farming, shipping and consumer costs.

Texas politics heats up as Chris plays comments from James Talarico connecting universal health care and anti-hunger policy to biblical principles. Chris disputes that framing and later questions polling in the U.S. Senate race between Talarico and Ken Paxton.

Then, from Texas Faith Fest, Benjamin Schrader joins Chris for an extended interview. Schrader explains why he opposes the expansion and normalization of gambling, particularly among young men, and argues that betting markets can create financial addiction, misinformation and conflicts involving insider information.

The discussion then shifts to the Austin Young Republicans, their rapid growth, and an upcoming protest surrounding a Hasan Piker appearance in Austin. Schrader says the group plans to protest peacefully while not calling for the event itself to be canceled.

Later, Chris returns to local politics, diesel prices and election turnout before opening the Chris X-Files for a discussion of UAP whistleblower Dylan Borland’s claim that the U.S. government possesses recovered non-human craft. Chris also revisits other long-running UAP stories, including Bob Lazar.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Chris X Radio begins / Texas Faith Fest recap
13:30 Harris County property taxes & Leslie Briones town hall
20:36 Texas diesel-price emergency
21:26 James Talarico’s “biblical grounds” argument
23:24 Paxton–Talarico race, polling & campaign strategy
35:25 Benjamin Schrader on gambling and young men
39:17 Prediction markets, insider information & political betting
44:58 Austin Young Republicans & Hasan Piker protest
47:59 Growth of the Austin Young Republicans
1:43:19 UAP whistleblower claims recovered non-human craft

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Chris opens the “Friday Show on Thursday” with Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, discussing diplomacy between the United States and China and reacting to Trump’s White House welcome for the Chinese leader.

The show then turns to the legal fight over White House press access, after a federal judge temporarily restored access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico while their challenge continues. Chris uses the development to launch into a broader discussion about trust in national media organizations.

That leads into one of the show’s biggest segments: Chris walks through a social-media list of major stories its author says damaged public trust in corporate media. The discussion includes coverage of Covington Catholic, Jussie Smollett, Hunter Biden’s laptop, Charlottesville, Ferguson, the Steele dossier and the COVID lab-leak debate.

Then caller David from Spring challenges Chris’s view of mainstream news, citing a media-bias chart and arguing that established news organizations still have value. What follows is a lengthy back-and-forth over journalism, propaganda, trust, verification and the role of political bias in news coverage.

Texas politics also stays in the spotlight as Chris revisits Angela Paxton’s support for Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate race and continues discussing the contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico.

Later, the show touches on the dispute surrounding Sunny Hostin’s account of serving on a 1991 jury, a UAP whistleblower claim involving alleged recovered non-human craft, the Iran conflict, gas and diesel prices, and the differences between Trump-era and Bush-era Republican politics.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Top-of-hour news
07:11 Chris X Radio begins — Friday Show on Thursday
09:41 Rebecca Black Friday ritual returns
12:09 Remembering former Texas Rep. Garnet Coleman
14:16 Harris County taxes & Faith Fest preview
17:30 Trump welcomes Xi Jinping
18:39 Trump trolls Biden during White House tour
19:15 CNN, MS NOW & Politico regain temporary access
20:40 CNN future / Rubio and birth tourism
21:09 Sunny Hostin jury story challenged
21:29 UAP whistleblower teaser
26:48 Angela Paxton backs Ken Paxton
34:49 The “10 media hoaxes” discussion begins
42:59 David from Spring challenges Chris on media bias
57:31 Park responds to David
1:07:54 Hour 2 begins
1:11:47 Media trust debate revisited
1:15:45 Rubio, Sunny Hostin & UAP claims
1:16:54 Jimmy X² calls in
1:29:37 Joe from Sugar Land joins the show
1:44:26 Bush-era Republicans vs. Trump-era politics
1:53:33 Al compares Iran concerns with Vietnam-era pressure
1:58:03 Mike from Spring closes on Bush vs. Trump

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Chris opens the “Friday Show on Thursday” with Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping, discussing diplomacy between the United States and China and reacting to Trump’s White House welcome for the Chinese leader.

The show then turns to the legal fight over White House press access, after a federal judge temporarily restored access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico while their challenge continues. Chris uses the development to launch into a broader discussion about trust in national media organizations.

That leads into one of the show’s biggest segments: Chris walks through a social-media list of major stories its author says damaged public trust in corporate media. The discussion includes coverage of Covington Catholic, Jussie Smollett, Hunter Biden’s laptop, Charlottesville, Ferguson, the Steele dossier and the COVID lab-leak debate.

Then caller David from Spring challenges Chris’s view of mainstream news, citing a media-bias chart and arguing that established news organizations still have value. What follows is a lengthy back-and-forth over journalism, propaganda, trust, verification and the role of political bias in news coverage.

Texas politics also stays in the spotlight as Chris revisits Angela Paxton’s support for Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate race and continues discussing the contest between Ken Paxton and James Talarico.

Later, the show touches on the dispute surrounding Sunny Hostin’s account of serving on a 1991 jury, a UAP whistleblower claim involving alleged recovered non-human craft, the Iran conflict, gas and diesel prices, and the differences between Trump-era and Bush-era Republican politics.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Top-of-hour news
07:11 Chris X Radio begins — Friday Show on Thursday
09:41 Rebecca Black Friday ritual returns
12:09 Remembering former Texas Rep. Garnet Coleman
14:16 Harris County taxes & Faith Fest preview
17:30 Trump welcomes Xi Jinping
18:39 Trump trolls Biden during White House tour
19:15 CNN, MS NOW & Politico regain temporary access
20:40 CNN future / Rubio and birth tourism
21:09 Sunny Hostin jury story challenged
21:29 UAP whistleblower teaser
26:48 Angela Paxton backs Ken Paxton
34:49 The “10 media hoaxes” discussion begins
42:59 David from Spring challenges Chris on media bias
57:31 Park responds to David
1:07:54 Hour 2 begins
1:11:47 Media trust debate revisited
1:15:45 Rubio, Sunny Hostin & UAP claims
1:16:54 Jimmy X² calls in
1:29:37 Joe from Sugar Land joins the show
1:44:26 Bush-era Republicans vs. Trump-era politics
1:53:33 Al compares Iran concerns with Vietnam-era pressure
1:58:03 Mike from Spring closes on Bush vs. Trump

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Breitbart News associate editor and senior news contributor Bob Price joins Chris X to discuss the officer-involved shooting of a Venezuelan man in Austin who had a final order of removal.

Price walks through what is known from the available video and reporting, what remains under investigation, and several claims he says were contradicted by later footage.

Chris and Bob also discuss Austin’s proposed $850,000-plus immigration legal-defense funding, protests following the shooting, threats directed at President Trump and ICE officers, and broader questions surrounding immigration enforcement in Texas.

The show also covers President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations, including his comments on immigration, national sovereignty and Iran.

Chris revisits the escalating White House media dispute involving CNN, MS NOW and Politico, which have been restricted from White House grounds while continuing to cover the administration through other venues. The outlets have challenged those restrictions in federal court.

Texas politics heats up as Angela Paxton endorses her former husband, Ken Paxton, in his U.S. Senate race against James Talarico. Chris and callers debate party unity, Talarico’s legislative record and the stakes of the 2026 Senate contest. Recent polling shows a competitive race, though individual surveys differ on the size of the gap.

Later, Chris reacts to Sunny Hostin’s revelation that she was the holdout juror in the 1991 Daniel Rakowitz murder trial, where the jury ultimately found Rakowitz not criminally responsible by reason of insanity.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Top-of-hour news
05:38 Chris X Radio begins
12:35 Preview: Austin ICE shooting and Bob Price interview
16:00 Trump, Ukraine and White House media battle
17:15 Angela Paxton endorses Ken Paxton
19:17 Media coverage montage
27:27 Trump’s UN immigration comments
32:46 Bob Price joins Chris X
34:16 What happened in the Austin ICE shooting?
36:15 Video evidence and disputed claims
38:06 Claims about hospital treatment and detention
41:39 Austin’s $850K immigration-defense funding
45:26 Protest threats against Trump and ICE
48:18 Bob Price interview wraps
52:21 Texas Senate race and Angela Paxton endorsement
1:07:17 Hour 2 begins
1:10:59 Paxton–Talarico race revisited
1:13:26 Elizabeth from Conroe calls in
1:27:16 Texas Senate campaign discussion continues
1:35:38 Don from Point Blank calls in
1:54:57 Sunny Hostin and the 1991 Rakowitz trial
1:57:00 Max from Magnolia / Hillsdale College
1:58:11 Show wraps

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Breitbart News associate editor and senior news contributor Bob Price joins Chris X to discuss the officer-involved shooting of a Venezuelan man in Austin who had a final order of removal.

Price walks through what is known from the available video and reporting, what remains under investigation, and several claims he says were contradicted by later footage.

Chris and Bob also discuss Austin’s proposed $850,000-plus immigration legal-defense funding, protests following the shooting, threats directed at President Trump and ICE officers, and broader questions surrounding immigration enforcement in Texas.

The show also covers President Donald Trump’s address to the United Nations, including his comments on immigration, national sovereignty and Iran.

Chris revisits the escalating White House media dispute involving CNN, MS NOW and Politico, which have been restricted from White House grounds while continuing to cover the administration through other venues. The outlets have challenged those restrictions in federal court.

Texas politics heats up as Angela Paxton endorses her former husband, Ken Paxton, in his U.S. Senate race against James Talarico. Chris and callers debate party unity, Talarico’s legislative record and the stakes of the 2026 Senate contest. Recent polling shows a competitive race, though individual surveys differ on the size of the gap.

Later, Chris reacts to Sunny Hostin’s revelation that she was the holdout juror in the 1991 Daniel Rakowitz murder trial, where the jury ultimately found Rakowitz not criminally responsible by reason of insanity.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Top-of-hour news
05:38 Chris X Radio begins
12:35 Preview: Austin ICE shooting and Bob Price interview
16:00 Trump, Ukraine and White House media battle
17:15 Angela Paxton endorses Ken Paxton
19:17 Media coverage montage
27:27 Trump’s UN immigration comments
32:46 Bob Price joins Chris X
34:16 What happened in the Austin ICE shooting?
36:15 Video evidence and disputed claims
38:06 Claims about hospital treatment and detention
41:39 Austin’s $850K immigration-defense funding
45:26 Protest threats against Trump and ICE
48:18 Bob Price interview wraps
52:21 Texas Senate race and Angela Paxton endorsement
1:07:17 Hour 2 begins
1:10:59 Paxton–Talarico race revisited
1:13:26 Elizabeth from Conroe calls in
1:27:16 Texas Senate campaign discussion continues
1:35:38 Don from Point Blank calls in
1:54:57 Sunny Hostin and the 1991 Rakowitz trial
1:57:00 Max from Magnolia / Hillsdale College
1:58:11 Show wraps

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Trump's UN General Assembly speech takes center stage as Chris examines the administration's position on Iran's nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz, regional security and renewed diplomatic negotiations.

Chris also discusses the new Greenland security agreement with Denmark and Greenland, Trump's new administration streaming channel and the controversy surrounding White House press restrictions affecting CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

Back in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a halt to new state-issued data-center permits while ERCOT reviews the rapidly growing industry's electricity demands. Chris discusses the implications for Texas infrastructure, the power grid, water consumption and the state's AI industry.

The Texas Senate race also enters the conversation. Caller Mike from Tomball discusses Ken Paxton, James Talarico, John Cornyn and Republican fundraising disagreements following the primary.

Later, caller Steven raises concerns about the Harris County property-tax increase, county spending and the approaching local elections.

Plus, Chris examines reports about Austin demonstrations following an ICE-related shooting, former ABC correspondent Terry Moran's allegations about newsroom decisions, and the debate surrounding Talarico's comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards.

The show wraps up with listener questions about Texas THC gummies, medical marijuana and the state's regulations.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Top-of-hour news and headlines
07:30 Chris X Radio begins — Two for Tuesday
10:43 Trump addresses the UN on Iran
11:38 Trump TV and the White House media fight
15:29 Terry Moran's claims about ABC News
19:22 Trump announces Greenland security agreement
20:05 Abbott's Texas data-center permit pause
21:08 Austin ICE shooting and protest coverage
22:53 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
28:35 Drag performer discussion and listener calls
30:00 Trump's UN speech and the Strait of Hormuz
31:03 Bart calls in
43:47 Louis the Ladies Man calls in
53:43 Mike discusses Ken Paxton and John Cornyn
1:09:07 Hour 2 begins
1:16:25 Trump's UN speech and Iran in depth
1:23:16 White House press-access dispute revisited
1:29:14 The Matrix, movies and KSEV updates
1:40:52 Texas data-center freeze and grid concerns
1:43:12 Steven calls about Harris County property taxes
1:56:25 Final segment
1:57:47 Al discusses Texas THC gummies and regulations

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Trump's UN General Assembly speech takes center stage as Chris examines the administration's position on Iran's nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz, regional security and renewed diplomatic negotiations.

Chris also discusses the new Greenland security agreement with Denmark and Greenland, Trump's new administration streaming channel and the controversy surrounding White House press restrictions affecting CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

Back in Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has ordered a halt to new state-issued data-center permits while ERCOT reviews the rapidly growing industry's electricity demands. Chris discusses the implications for Texas infrastructure, the power grid, water consumption and the state's AI industry.

The Texas Senate race also enters the conversation. Caller Mike from Tomball discusses Ken Paxton, James Talarico, John Cornyn and Republican fundraising disagreements following the primary.

Later, caller Steven raises concerns about the Harris County property-tax increase, county spending and the approaching local elections.

Plus, Chris examines reports about Austin demonstrations following an ICE-related shooting, former ABC correspondent Terry Moran's allegations about newsroom decisions, and the debate surrounding Talarico's comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards.

The show wraps up with listener questions about Texas THC gummies, medical marijuana and the state's regulations.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Top-of-hour news and headlines
07:30 Chris X Radio begins — Two for Tuesday
10:43 Trump addresses the UN on Iran
11:38 Trump TV and the White House media fight
15:29 Terry Moran's claims about ABC News
19:22 Trump announces Greenland security agreement
20:05 Abbott's Texas data-center permit pause
21:08 Austin ICE shooting and protest coverage
22:53 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
28:35 Drag performer discussion and listener calls
30:00 Trump's UN speech and the Strait of Hormuz
31:03 Bart calls in
43:47 Louis the Ladies Man calls in
53:43 Mike discusses Ken Paxton and John Cornyn
1:09:07 Hour 2 begins
1:16:25 Trump's UN speech and Iran in depth
1:23:16 White House press-access dispute revisited
1:29:14 The Matrix, movies and KSEV updates
1:40:52 Texas data-center freeze and grid concerns
1:43:12 Steven calls about Harris County property taxes
1:56:25 Final segment
1:57:47 Al discusses Texas THC gummies and regulations

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In Part 1, Chris focuses on the fallout from the Harris County property-tax increase and pushes back on efforts to blame Commissioner Tom Ramsey, the lone Republican commissioner who voted against the increase. Caller Ron from Belleville joins the discussion and argues that Ramsey leaving the meeting would not have stopped the vote under the court’s quorum rules.

Chris also covers protests in Austin following an ICE-related shooting, while noting that the facts surrounding the incident were still under investigation at the time of the broadcast.

The show then turns to the growing fight between President Donald Trump and major media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW and Politico, after their White House access was restricted. Chris discusses the reaction from other networks and revisits previous battles over White House press access.

The Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico Texas Senate race also gets attention as Chris discusses campaign advertising, messaging, and a recording involving Talarico’s minister that he says raises questions about how the campaign is presenting Talarico’s positions.

In Part 2, the conversation shifts heavily toward Iran, diesel prices, gasoline prices, and U.S. foreign policy. Caller David from River Oaks argues that the conflict with Iran could keep diesel prices elevated and weaken the U.S. negotiating position. Chris disagrees and challenges David’s broader economic and foreign-policy predictions.

Francisco joins the program to discuss Greenland, China, and U.S. strategic positioning, while Bart from Spring takes the conversation into China’s aging population, the long-term effects of the one-child policy, and the idea that “demographics is destiny.”

The show closes with a broader discussion about media access, political messaging, the middle class, global trade, and whether long-term demographic trends could reshape China, Europe, and U.S. politics.

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In Part 1, Chris focuses on the fallout from the Harris County property-tax increase and pushes back on efforts to blame Commissioner Tom Ramsey, the lone Republican commissioner who voted against the increase. Caller Ron from Belleville joins the discussion and argues that Ramsey leaving the meeting would not have stopped the vote under the court’s quorum rules.

Chris also covers protests in Austin following an ICE-related shooting, while noting that the facts surrounding the incident were still under investigation at the time of the broadcast.

The show then turns to the growing fight between President Donald Trump and major media outlets, including CNN, MS NOW and Politico, after their White House access was restricted. Chris discusses the reaction from other networks and revisits previous battles over White House press access.

The Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico Texas Senate race also gets attention as Chris discusses campaign advertising, messaging, and a recording involving Talarico’s minister that he says raises questions about how the campaign is presenting Talarico’s positions.

In Part 2, the conversation shifts heavily toward Iran, diesel prices, gasoline prices, and U.S. foreign policy. Caller David from River Oaks argues that the conflict with Iran could keep diesel prices elevated and weaken the U.S. negotiating position. Chris disagrees and challenges David’s broader economic and foreign-policy predictions.

Francisco joins the program to discuss Greenland, China, and U.S. strategic positioning, while Bart from Spring takes the conversation into China’s aging population, the long-term effects of the one-child policy, and the idea that “demographics is destiny.”

The show closes with a broader discussion about media access, political messaging, the middle class, global trade, and whether long-term demographic trends could reshape China, Europe, and U.S. politics.

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On this September 17 edition of Chris X Radio, Chris examines the Harris County Commissioners Court vote, the proposed $3.1 billion budget and the debate over approximately $327 million in additional spending.

The county's combined property tax rate is approximately 67 cents per $100 of taxable value. Local budget estimates indicate an increase of nearly $200 annually for the average homeowner, although individual bills depend on property values and exemptions.

Alisa Dutt, a former mayor, financial analyst and community advocate, joins Chris after speaking at Commissioners Court.

Dutt explains her objections to the budget, questions several spending priorities and discusses the debate over unfunded government mandates, county employee compensation, healthcare expenses and funding for the public defender's office compared with services for crime victims.

Chris and Dutt also discuss citizen participation, her experience in local government and why she remains politically involved after an unsuccessful campaign for Harris County judge.

PLUS:

President Donald Trump calls for interest rates of 1% or lower after the Federal Reserve raises its benchmark rate by a quarter percentage point.

The latest unemployment-claims report, Governor Greg Abbott's crackdown on data-center water reporting, artificial intelligence safety concerns and possible advances in nuclear fuel recycling also make the headlines.

In the second hour, listeners weigh in on the Harris County tax increase, the future of the Astrodome, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Senate race, campaign advertising, Paul Bettencourt and the difference between state and local property-tax policies.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Harris County approves historic tax increase
03:31 AI warnings, Trump and economic headlines
06:10 Data centers, nuclear power and unexplained aerial objects
17:06 Chris X and Lucas remember their radio careers
25:46 Former Mayor Alisa Dutt joins Chris X
30:06 Dutt challenges Harris County's spending priorities
31:53 Public defenders, crime victims and county budget debate
36:49 Dutt discusses public service and her background
45:13 Listener debate: Taxes and the Astrodome
59:42 Hour 2 — Harris County tax vote recap
1:05:51 Trump challenges the Federal Reserve's rate increase
1:07:25 Unemployment claims and Texas data-center oversight
1:18:03 Paxton–Talarico Senate race and campaign spending
1:22:28 State vs. county property taxes explained
1:38:31 Callers debate the Fed and local government finances
1:49:24 Homeowners insurance and closing thoughts

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On this September 17 edition of Chris X Radio, Chris examines the Harris County Commissioners Court vote, the proposed $3.1 billion budget and the debate over approximately $327 million in additional spending.

The county's combined property tax rate is approximately 67 cents per $100 of taxable value. Local budget estimates indicate an increase of nearly $200 annually for the average homeowner, although individual bills depend on property values and exemptions.

Alisa Dutt, a former mayor, financial analyst and community advocate, joins Chris after speaking at Commissioners Court.

Dutt explains her objections to the budget, questions several spending priorities and discusses the debate over unfunded government mandates, county employee compensation, healthcare expenses and funding for the public defender's office compared with services for crime victims.

Chris and Dutt also discuss citizen participation, her experience in local government and why she remains politically involved after an unsuccessful campaign for Harris County judge.

PLUS:

President Donald Trump calls for interest rates of 1% or lower after the Federal Reserve raises its benchmark rate by a quarter percentage point.

The latest unemployment-claims report, Governor Greg Abbott's crackdown on data-center water reporting, artificial intelligence safety concerns and possible advances in nuclear fuel recycling also make the headlines.

In the second hour, listeners weigh in on the Harris County tax increase, the future of the Astrodome, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Senate race, campaign advertising, Paul Bettencourt and the difference between state and local property-tax policies.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Harris County approves historic tax increase
03:31 AI warnings, Trump and economic headlines
06:10 Data centers, nuclear power and unexplained aerial objects
17:06 Chris X and Lucas remember their radio careers
25:46 Former Mayor Alisa Dutt joins Chris X
30:06 Dutt challenges Harris County's spending priorities
31:53 Public defenders, crime victims and county budget debate
36:49 Dutt discusses public service and her background
45:13 Listener debate: Taxes and the Astrodome
59:42 Hour 2 — Harris County tax vote recap
1:05:51 Trump challenges the Federal Reserve's rate increase
1:07:25 Unemployment claims and Texas data-center oversight
1:18:03 Paxton–Talarico Senate race and campaign spending
1:22:28 State vs. county property taxes explained
1:38:31 Callers debate the Fed and local government finances
1:49:24 Homeowners insurance and closing thoughts

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On this Hump Day edition of Chris X Radio, Ramsey outlines his concerns about Harris County's proposed budget, including a $325 million increase in general-fund spending and an estimated 12% increase in property-tax collections. He discusses infrastructure, public safety, discretionary spending, administrative costs and employee retention payments.

The Texas Senate race also takes center stage as Chris examines James Talarico's campaign messaging, plays a recording involving someone identified as Talarico's minister and discusses his comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards. The program explores disagreements over transgender policy, parental rights and the competing campaign narratives surrounding Talarico and Ken Paxton.

Plus, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time in three years. What does the quarter-point increase mean for inflation, mortgages, credit cards and the broader economy?

Chris also covers China's diplomatic pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, the controversy surrounding ERCOT executive compensation, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, and the Charlie Kirk family's planned wrongful-death lawsuit.

The second hour features a heated exchange with caller David over the Epstein files and allegations involving Ken Paxton, followed by additional calls from Mike and Bart.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day headlines
10:27 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
18:00 ERCOT compensation and AM radio legislation
28:08 Recording involving Talarico's minister
34:23 Commissioner Tom Ramsey joins LIVE
43:06 Harris County employee payments and spending cuts
1:09:23 Texas Senate campaign and Talarico discussion
1:26:26 Federal Reserve raises interest rates
1:35:03 China, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz
1:38:27 Epstein files, Ken Paxton and caller debate

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On this Hump Day edition of Chris X Radio, Ramsey outlines his concerns about Harris County's proposed budget, including a $325 million increase in general-fund spending and an estimated 12% increase in property-tax collections. He discusses infrastructure, public safety, discretionary spending, administrative costs and employee retention payments.

The Texas Senate race also takes center stage as Chris examines James Talarico's campaign messaging, plays a recording involving someone identified as Talarico's minister and discusses his comments about drag performer Alyssa Edwards. The program explores disagreements over transgender policy, parental rights and the competing campaign narratives surrounding Talarico and Ken Paxton.

Plus, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time in three years. What does the quarter-point increase mean for inflation, mortgages, credit cards and the broader economy?

Chris also covers China's diplomatic pressure on Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, the controversy surrounding ERCOT executive compensation, the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, and the Charlie Kirk family's planned wrongful-death lawsuit.

The second hour features a heated exchange with caller David over the Epstein files and allegations involving Ken Paxton, followed by additional calls from Mike and Bart.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day headlines
10:27 James Talarico and Alyssa Edwards
18:00 ERCOT compensation and AM radio legislation
28:08 Recording involving Talarico's minister
34:23 Commissioner Tom Ramsey joins LIVE
43:06 Harris County employee payments and spending cuts
1:09:23 Texas Senate campaign and Talarico discussion
1:26:26 Federal Reserve raises interest rates
1:35:03 China, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz
1:38:27 Epstein files, Ken Paxton and caller debate

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On this Two-for-Tuesday edition of Chris X Radio, Chris breaks down the Supreme Court's decision to leave the Trump administration's proposed USPS mail-ballot restrictions on hold. What would the new verification requirements have changed, and why did the Court refuse emergency relief?

Artificial intelligence sparks another major debate when caller Joe from Sugar Land questions Trump's response to warnings from AI industry leaders. Chris and Joe discuss AI safety, the risks of advanced technology, China and the global competition for AI leadership.

Meanwhile, Houston Congressman Al Green introduces another impeachment resolution against Trump, while Republican Congressman Thomas Massie seeks to impeach Pete Hegseth over alleged violations involving the Iran conflict and other military operations.

Chris also discusses new reporting about Thomas Matthew Crooks and the 2024 Butler assassination attempt, Trump's allegations about the FBI investigation, and the fight over a proposed Harris County tax increase.

Plus, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Texas Senate race, Karl Rove and Bo French, Mitch McConnell's return to Capitol Hill, and controversy surrounding Chuck Norris's omission from the televised Emmy Awards memorial.

CHAPTERS — APPROXIMATE

00:00 Chris X Radio — Two-for-Tuesday
06:00 Supreme Court ruling and today's political headlines
13:00 Caller Joe challenges Trump's AI safety comments
30:00 AI competition, China and political frustration
43:00 Butler assassination attempt and Trump's FBI allegations
1:05:00 Harris County tax increase and Commissioner Tom Ramsey
1:19:00 Karl Rove, Bo French and Texas campaign spending
1:31:00 Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling explained
1:42:00 Al Green and Thomas Massie's impeachment efforts
1:53:00 Mitch McConnell returns and Chuck Norris Emmy controversy

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On this Two-for-Tuesday edition of Chris X Radio, Chris breaks down the Supreme Court's decision to leave the Trump administration's proposed USPS mail-ballot restrictions on hold. What would the new verification requirements have changed, and why did the Court refuse emergency relief?

Artificial intelligence sparks another major debate when caller Joe from Sugar Land questions Trump's response to warnings from AI industry leaders. Chris and Joe discuss AI safety, the risks of advanced technology, China and the global competition for AI leadership.

Meanwhile, Houston Congressman Al Green introduces another impeachment resolution against Trump, while Republican Congressman Thomas Massie seeks to impeach Pete Hegseth over alleged violations involving the Iran conflict and other military operations.

Chris also discusses new reporting about Thomas Matthew Crooks and the 2024 Butler assassination attempt, Trump's allegations about the FBI investigation, and the fight over a proposed Harris County tax increase.

Plus, the Ken Paxton–James Talarico Texas Senate race, Karl Rove and Bo French, Mitch McConnell's return to Capitol Hill, and controversy surrounding Chuck Norris's omission from the televised Emmy Awards memorial.

CHAPTERS — APPROXIMATE

00:00 Chris X Radio — Two-for-Tuesday
06:00 Supreme Court ruling and today's political headlines
13:00 Caller Joe challenges Trump's AI safety comments
30:00 AI competition, China and political frustration
43:00 Butler assassination attempt and Trump's FBI allegations
1:05:00 Harris County tax increase and Commissioner Tom Ramsey
1:19:00 Karl Rove, Bo French and Texas campaign spending
1:31:00 Supreme Court mail-in ballot ruling explained
1:42:00 Al Green and Thomas Massie's impeachment efforts
1:53:00 Mitch McConnell returns and Chuck Norris Emmy controversy

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Chris X plays past comments from James Talarico discussing whether parents who refuse to acknowledge a child’s gender identity could be considered abusive, then examines the larger fight over parental rights, transgender policy involving minors and women’s sports.

Jonathan Covey, Director of Texas Public Policy for Texas Values, joins Chris to preview Texas Faith Fest and discuss religious liberty, parental rights, abortion policy, education and protections for women and children.

Covey also previews keynote speaker Congressman Brandon Gill and discusses former San Jose State volleyball player Brooke Slusser, Judge Dianne Hensley, Texas State Senator Mayes Middleton, Dr. Tom Oliverson and other speakers scheduled for the Texas Faith Fest event in Cedar Park.

Then the conversation turns national.

President Donald Trump pushes back against warnings from leading AI executives who say rapidly advancing artificial intelligence could create catastrophic risks. Trump’s message is simple: whoever wins the AI race wins — and America cannot afford to surrender its technological advantage.

Chris also plays an extended Bill Maher monologue reflecting on 25 years since September 11, terrorism, radical Islam, Israel, Gaza and the rise of antisemitism.

Plus: rising oil and gasoline prices, the political consequences for Republicans heading into November, the one-year memorial of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and an important Gulf Coast health warning as red tide reaches the Bolivar Peninsula.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Manic Monday — 50 days until the midterms
07:30 Paxton vs. Talarico & Republican ad spending
12:35 Talarico, parental rights & transgender children
25:00 Gas prices, Iran & GOP midterm concerns
32:15 Jonathan Covey joins Chris X
34:25 Brandon Gill, abortion & Texas Faith Fest
40:35 Brooke Slusser & women’s sports
56:25 Trump rejects calls to slow AI development
1:11:30 Bill Maher on 9/11, terrorism, Israel & Gaza
1:54:10 Red tide warning for Bolivar Peninsula

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Chris X plays past comments from James Talarico discussing whether parents who refuse to acknowledge a child’s gender identity could be considered abusive, then examines the larger fight over parental rights, transgender policy involving minors and women’s sports.

Jonathan Covey, Director of Texas Public Policy for Texas Values, joins Chris to preview Texas Faith Fest and discuss religious liberty, parental rights, abortion policy, education and protections for women and children.

Covey also previews keynote speaker Congressman Brandon Gill and discusses former San Jose State volleyball player Brooke Slusser, Judge Dianne Hensley, Texas State Senator Mayes Middleton, Dr. Tom Oliverson and other speakers scheduled for the Texas Faith Fest event in Cedar Park.

Then the conversation turns national.

President Donald Trump pushes back against warnings from leading AI executives who say rapidly advancing artificial intelligence could create catastrophic risks. Trump’s message is simple: whoever wins the AI race wins — and America cannot afford to surrender its technological advantage.

Chris also plays an extended Bill Maher monologue reflecting on 25 years since September 11, terrorism, radical Islam, Israel, Gaza and the rise of antisemitism.

Plus: rising oil and gasoline prices, the political consequences for Republicans heading into November, the one-year memorial of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, and an important Gulf Coast health warning as red tide reaches the Bolivar Peninsula.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Manic Monday — 50 days until the midterms
07:30 Paxton vs. Talarico & Republican ad spending
12:35 Talarico, parental rights & transgender children
25:00 Gas prices, Iran & GOP midterm concerns
32:15 Jonathan Covey joins Chris X
34:25 Brandon Gill, abortion & Texas Faith Fest
40:35 Brooke Slusser & women’s sports
56:25 Trump rejects calls to slow AI development
1:11:30 Bill Maher on 9/11, terrorism, Israel & Gaza
1:54:10 Red tide warning for Bolivar Peninsula

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Chris X breaks down Trump’s Dallas Republican Midterm Convention speech, the proposed tariff-funded payments, the growing national debt debate, and whether Congress could actually approve $5,000 checks for millions of Americans.

The Texas Senate race also heats up as Trump throws his support behind Ken Paxton and unloads on Democratic nominee James Talarico. Chris examines the fight over Talarico’s record, his position on transgender athletes in girls’ sports, and the millions of dollars pouring into one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country.

Plus, Congressman Brandon Gill delivers a viral “land acknowledgment” speech at the Dallas convention, flipping the script on one of the left’s most recognizable cultural traditions.

Chris also reflects on the one-year memorial of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and the impact his assassination has had on the conservative movement.

Then the show takes a completely different turn with the Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions, terminal lucidity, dementia patients suddenly regaining clarity, and reports of dying people seeing deceased loved ones shortly before death.

Also discussed: tariffs and China, the U.S. national debt, Alaska-style dividend payments, classic television nostalgia, I Love Lucy, Hazel, All in the Family, Coach, Frasier and the changing entertainment landscape.

CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Friday Show on Thursday
08:45 Trump’s Dallas GOP Convention speech
18:45 Trump backs Ken Paxton
30:50 Trump unloads on James Talarico
34:30 Trump promises $5,000 dividend checks
44:00 Tariffs, China & the national debt debate
54:45 Alaska’s dividend model & Trump’s proposal
1:07:30 Talarico and transgender athletes in girls’ sports
1:11:45 Brandon Gill’s viral “land acknowledgment”
1:13:00 Charlie Kirk — one year later
1:32:00 Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions & terminal lucidity

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Chris X breaks down Trump’s Dallas Republican Midterm Convention speech, the proposed tariff-funded payments, the growing national debt debate, and whether Congress could actually approve $5,000 checks for millions of Americans.

The Texas Senate race also heats up as Trump throws his support behind Ken Paxton and unloads on Democratic nominee James Talarico. Chris examines the fight over Talarico’s record, his position on transgender athletes in girls’ sports, and the millions of dollars pouring into one of the most closely watched Senate races in the country.

Plus, Congressman Brandon Gill delivers a viral “land acknowledgment” speech at the Dallas convention, flipping the script on one of the left’s most recognizable cultural traditions.

Chris also reflects on the one-year memorial of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk and the impact his assassination has had on the conservative movement.

Then the show takes a completely different turn with the Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions, terminal lucidity, dementia patients suddenly regaining clarity, and reports of dying people seeing deceased loved ones shortly before death.

Also discussed: tariffs and China, the U.S. national debt, Alaska-style dividend payments, classic television nostalgia, I Love Lucy, Hazel, All in the Family, Coach, Frasier and the changing entertainment landscape.

CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Friday Show on Thursday
08:45 Trump’s Dallas GOP Convention speech
18:45 Trump backs Ken Paxton
30:50 Trump unloads on James Talarico
34:30 Trump promises $5,000 dividend checks
44:00 Tariffs, China & the national debt debate
54:45 Alaska’s dividend model & Trump’s proposal
1:07:30 Talarico and transgender athletes in girls’ sports
1:11:45 Brandon Gill’s viral “land acknowledgment”
1:13:00 Charlie Kirk — one year later
1:32:00 Chris X-Files: end-of-life visions & terminal lucidity

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Matt Locke of WBAP joins Chris X LIVE from the Dallas convention with an inside look at the crowd, security, more than 160 scheduled speakers and the Trump-rally atmosphere surrounding the GOP's push toward the 2026 midterm elections.

The Texas Senate fight is also entering a new phase. Chris and Matt discuss Republican money moving behind Ken Paxton, Trump-aligned campaign spending, Elon Musk's America PAC and James Talarico's effort to appeal to moderate Texas voters.

Chris also plays Talarico's latest comments on transgender athletes competing in girls' sports and compares them with his previous legislative positions as women's sports becomes a major issue in Republican campaign advertising.

Then the conversation shifts to one of the biggest technology stories in America: researchers connected to Anthropic warning that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could potentially cause catastrophic — even extinction-level — consequences. Chris asks whether AI really could become a real-world version of Skynet and why Generation X seems far less worried about it.

Plus, oil surges above $100 per barrel as fighting between the United States and Iran intensifies around the Strait of Hormuz, raising new concerns about gasoline prices and the political consequences heading into November.

Also on the show: Hunter Biden launches a new $LAPTOP meme cryptocurrency that reportedly crashes approximately 98% shortly after launch, Ron Reeder joins Chris for a rare cross-partisan conversation about free speech and media bias, and Harris County callers debate toll roads, taxes and government spending.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day
07:03 Republican Midterm Convention kicks off in Dallas
08:10 Matt Locke joins LIVE from the GOP convention
10:25 Inside the Dallas convention & massive speaker lineup
12:10 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico momentum
13:35 Trump & Elon Musk money enters the Texas Senate race
16:15 Why Trump is putting himself “back on the ballot”
17:30 Security surrounding Trump in Dallas
22:25 Ron Reeder preview & political civil discourse
26:30 Trump, Biden & the political divide
28:25 AI, $100 oil and Hunter Biden crypto preview
34:40 Ron Reeder joins Chris X
36:00 Free speech across political lines
38:05 Why politics became so polarized
40:00 Ron Reeder Digs the Universe
44:10 How television news manipulates emotion
46:30 Why reading news matters more than watching it
48:00 Liberals, conservatives & ideological echo chambers
53:00 Can Americans still disagree without hating each other?
57:20 Rock music, MTV & changing American culture
1:08:10 Hour 2 begins 1:10:20 Oil tops $100 & midterm pressure
1:11:30 Elon Musk's America PAC targets Senate Democrats
1:12:30 James Talarico on transgender athletes in girls' sports
1:13:45 Anthropic researchers warn AI could threaten humanity
1:15:25 “AI could kill all humans” warning
1:16:20 Could AI become Skynet?
1:17:00 Why Gen X isn't scared of AI
1:18:30 Can humans simply unplug artificial intelligence?
1:26:20 Chris asks Lucas if AI could wipe out humanity
1:29:30 How Gen X adapted from landlines to AI
1:30:25 Chris remembers his father's 90th birthday
1:31:20 Dementia, end-of-life visions & the afterlife
1:39:20 Final Dallas GOP Convention update
1:44:30 Oil breaks $100 amid U.S.–Iran fighting
1:46:30 Hunter Biden launches $LAPTOP cryptocurrency
1:47:00 Meme coin reportedly crashes 98%
1:54:40 Harris County budget & toll-road debate
1:58:00 Why are Texans still paying tolls?
1:59:30 Final thoughts

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Matt Locke of WBAP joins Chris X LIVE from the Dallas convention with an inside look at the crowd, security, more than 160 scheduled speakers and the Trump-rally atmosphere surrounding the GOP's push toward the 2026 midterm elections.

The Texas Senate fight is also entering a new phase. Chris and Matt discuss Republican money moving behind Ken Paxton, Trump-aligned campaign spending, Elon Musk's America PAC and James Talarico's effort to appeal to moderate Texas voters.

Chris also plays Talarico's latest comments on transgender athletes competing in girls' sports and compares them with his previous legislative positions as women's sports becomes a major issue in Republican campaign advertising.

Then the conversation shifts to one of the biggest technology stories in America: researchers connected to Anthropic warning that increasingly powerful artificial intelligence could potentially cause catastrophic — even extinction-level — consequences. Chris asks whether AI really could become a real-world version of Skynet and why Generation X seems far less worried about it.

Plus, oil surges above $100 per barrel as fighting between the United States and Iran intensifies around the Strait of Hormuz, raising new concerns about gasoline prices and the political consequences heading into November.

Also on the show: Hunter Biden launches a new $LAPTOP meme cryptocurrency that reportedly crashes approximately 98% shortly after launch, Ron Reeder joins Chris for a rare cross-partisan conversation about free speech and media bias, and Harris County callers debate toll roads, taxes and government spending.

CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day
07:03 Republican Midterm Convention kicks off in Dallas
08:10 Matt Locke joins LIVE from the GOP convention
10:25 Inside the Dallas convention & massive speaker lineup
12:10 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico momentum
13:35 Trump & Elon Musk money enters the Texas Senate race
16:15 Why Trump is putting himself “back on the ballot”
17:30 Security surrounding Trump in Dallas
22:25 Ron Reeder preview & political civil discourse
26:30 Trump, Biden & the political divide
28:25 AI, $100 oil and Hunter Biden crypto preview
34:40 Ron Reeder joins Chris X
36:00 Free speech across political lines
38:05 Why politics became so polarized
40:00 Ron Reeder Digs the Universe
44:10 How television news manipulates emotion
46:30 Why reading news matters more than watching it
48:00 Liberals, conservatives & ideological echo chambers
53:00 Can Americans still disagree without hating each other?
57:20 Rock music, MTV & changing American culture
1:08:10 Hour 2 begins 1:10:20 Oil tops $100 & midterm pressure
1:11:30 Elon Musk's America PAC targets Senate Democrats
1:12:30 James Talarico on transgender athletes in girls' sports
1:13:45 Anthropic researchers warn AI could threaten humanity
1:15:25 “AI could kill all humans” warning
1:16:20 Could AI become Skynet?
1:17:00 Why Gen X isn't scared of AI
1:18:30 Can humans simply unplug artificial intelligence?
1:26:20 Chris asks Lucas if AI could wipe out humanity
1:29:30 How Gen X adapted from landlines to AI
1:30:25 Chris remembers his father's 90th birthday
1:31:20 Dementia, end-of-life visions & the afterlife
1:39:20 Final Dallas GOP Convention update
1:44:30 Oil breaks $100 amid U.S.–Iran fighting
1:46:30 Hunter Biden launches $LAPTOP cryptocurrency
1:47:00 Meme coin reportedly crashes 98%
1:54:40 Harris County budget & toll-road debate6825falsefullhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/9-8-26-chrisxradio--75011549ChrisXradio airs Monday–Thursday on KSEV 700 AM — The Voice of Texas in Houston.

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ChrisX digs into Talarico’s comments on voter ID and poll watchers, his past rhetoric connecting capitalism with systems of oppression, his abortion-policy proposals after Roe v. Wade, and the continuing fight over transgender policy involving minors and school sports.

Meanwhile, the Paxton–Talarico race is attracting major national money as Republicans fight to hold a Texas Senate seat that has suddenly become competitive.

Then President Donald Trump makes history on U.S. currency with the release of the new 2026 Trump $1 coin celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Chris breaks down the coin, the pricing and one obvious question: why does $25 worth of dollar coins cost $61?

The show also turns to a major Houston true-crime story as James Elmore Jr. receives the maximum 20-year sentence in connection with the 1984 death of Laura Miller in the infamous Texas Killing Fields. Chris reveals his personal connection to the story after previously interning for Laura’s sister, Wendy Miller.

Plus: record ICE arrests, immigration and crime, Mattress Mack giving free mattresses to veterans, Brendan Fraser’s viral fan interaction, Florida Man insanity and plenty of Friday Show on Thursday caller chaos.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Friday Show on Thursday begins
 04:00 Florida Man insanity
09:00 James Talarico, voter ID & poll watchers
15:00 Talarico vs. Ilhan Omar political ad
20:00 Talarico’s abortion proposals after Roe v. Wade
27:00 Trump’s new $1 coin
32:00 Texas Killing Fields case update
38:00 Brendan Fraser’s viral fan moment
45:00 Run-on Robert & Friday Show caller chaos
54:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
59:00 Hour 2 begins
1:05:00 Talarico & transgender policy involving minors
1:12:00 Voter ID debate returns
1:17:00 Trump $1 coin pricing
1:22:00 Mattress Mack gives mattresses to veterans
1:28:00 Caller debate: gender, politics & Talarico
1:37:00 Immigration, ICE & crime
1:45:00 Caller’s immigration story sparks debate
1:52:00 Final immigration discussion
1:56:00 Texas Killing Fields sentencing
1:59:00 Chris X’s personal connection to Laura Miller’s family

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ChrisX digs into Talarico’s comments on voter ID and poll watchers, his past rhetoric connecting capitalism with systems of oppression, his abortion-policy proposals after Roe v. Wade, and the continuing fight over transgender policy involving minors and school sports.

Meanwhile, the Paxton–Talarico race is attracting major national money as Republicans fight to hold a Texas Senate seat that has suddenly become competitive.

Then President Donald Trump makes history on U.S. currency with the release of the new 2026 Trump $1 coin celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Chris breaks down the coin, the pricing and one obvious question: why does $25 worth of dollar coins cost $61?

The show also turns to a major Houston true-crime story as James Elmore Jr. receives the maximum 20-year sentence in connection with the 1984 death of Laura Miller in the infamous Texas Killing Fields. Chris reveals his personal connection to the story after previously interning for Laura’s sister, Wendy Miller.

Plus: record ICE arrests, immigration and crime, Mattress Mack giving free mattresses to veterans, Brendan Fraser’s viral fan interaction, Florida Man insanity and plenty of Friday Show on Thursday caller chaos.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate

00:00 Friday Show on Thursday begins
 04:00 Florida Man insanity
09:00 James Talarico, voter ID & poll watchers
15:00 Talarico vs. Ilhan Omar political ad
20:00 Talarico’s abortion proposals after Roe v. Wade
27:00 Trump’s new $1 coin
32:00 Texas Killing Fields case update
38:00 Brendan Fraser’s viral fan moment
45:00 Run-on Robert & Friday Show caller chaos
54:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
59:00 Hour 2 begins
1:05:00 Talarico & transgender policy involving minors
1:12:00 Voter ID debate returns
1:17:00 Trump $1 coin pricing
1:22:00 Mattress Mack gives mattresses to veterans
1:28:00 Caller debate: gender, politics & Talarico
1:37:00 Immigration, ICE & crime
1:45:00 Caller’s immigration story sparks debate
1:52:00 Final immigration discussion
1:56:00 Texas Killing Fields sentencing
1:59:00 Chris X’s personal connection to Laura Miller’s family

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Chris X breaks down the explosive clip, Talarico’s comments comparing Texas oil and gas to cassette tapes, and what it means for his increasingly competitive U.S. Senate race against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Featured guest Jonathan Saenz, President of Texas Values, joins Chris for an in-depth conversation about the fight over faith, family, religious liberty, education and women’s sports in Texas. Saenz also previews the upcoming Texas Faith Fest featuring Congressman Brandon Gill, State Senator Mayes Middleton, Rep. Tom Oliverson, Julie Pickren, Brooke Slusser and other conservative leaders.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump ramps up military pressure against Iran after renewed fighting around the Strait of Hormuz — and even floats a new name for the strategic waterway: the “Trump Strait.”

Plus, the House votes on a resolution condemning socialism, Republicans push a constitutional amendment to permanently keep the Supreme Court at nine justices, and new Texas polling shows just how close the 2026 midterms could become.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day
03:30 Tropical Storm Edward aftermath
07:00 Jonathan Saenz & Texas Values preview
11:30 Trump floats “Trump Strait”
16:00 James Talarico’s political record
20:30 CNN digs into Talarico’s past comments
25:00 Jonathan Saenz joins Chris X
27:00 What Texas Values fights for
31:30 Faith, family & religious liberty in Texas
35:30 Texas Faith Fest 2026
39:30 Brandon Gill takes on Washington
43:30 Women’s sports & Brooke Slusser
47:30 Tom Oliverson and transgender policy involving minors
52:00 Education battles & Texas schools
56:00 How Texans can get involved
59:00 Hour 2 begins
1:04:00 CNN exposes Talarico’s “oppressive capitalism” remarks
1:10:00 Talarico compares Texas oil to cassette tapes
1:16:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
1:24:00 New Texas Senate polling
1:31:00 House votes to condemn socialism
1:39:00 Democrats and the SAVE Act
1:45:00 GOP moves to stop Supreme Court packing
1:52:00 Trump, Iran & Strait of Hormuz
1:58:00 Final thoughts

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Chris X breaks down the explosive clip, Talarico’s comments comparing Texas oil and gas to cassette tapes, and what it means for his increasingly competitive U.S. Senate race against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

Featured guest Jonathan Saenz, President of Texas Values, joins Chris for an in-depth conversation about the fight over faith, family, religious liberty, education and women’s sports in Texas. Saenz also previews the upcoming Texas Faith Fest featuring Congressman Brandon Gill, State Senator Mayes Middleton, Rep. Tom Oliverson, Julie Pickren, Brooke Slusser and other conservative leaders.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump ramps up military pressure against Iran after renewed fighting around the Strait of Hormuz — and even floats a new name for the strategic waterway: the “Trump Strait.”

Plus, the House votes on a resolution condemning socialism, Republicans push a constitutional amendment to permanently keep the Supreme Court at nine justices, and new Texas polling shows just how close the 2026 midterms could become.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Hump Day
03:30 Tropical Storm Edward aftermath
07:00 Jonathan Saenz & Texas Values preview
11:30 Trump floats “Trump Strait”
16:00 James Talarico’s political record
20:30 CNN digs into Talarico’s past comments
25:00 Jonathan Saenz joins Chris X
27:00 What Texas Values fights for
31:30 Faith, family & religious liberty in Texas
35:30 Texas Faith Fest 2026
39:30 Brandon Gill takes on Washington
43:30 Women’s sports & Brooke Slusser
47:30 Tom Oliverson and transgender policy involving minors
52:00 Education battles & Texas schools
56:00 How Texans can get involved
59:00 Hour 2 begins
1:04:00 CNN exposes Talarico’s “oppressive capitalism” remarks
1:10:00 Talarico compares Texas oil to cassette tapes
1:16:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
1:24:00 New Texas Senate polling
1:31:00 House votes to condemn socialism
1:39:00 Democrats and the SAVE Act
1:45:00 GOP moves to stop Supreme Court packing
1:52:00 Trump, Iran & Strait of Hormuz
1:58:00 Final thoughts

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Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security launches a sweeping voter-fraud investigation across nine states ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Chris examines what federal investigators are looking for, why election integrity is back at the center of the national debate, and how 2024 election monitoring differed from 2020.

Then the Texas Senate race heats up again as resurfaced video shows James Talarico describing capitalism as an “oppressive system” that should be dismantled. Chris also reacts to Talarico campaigning for higher taxes, Mark Cuban’s endorsement, Ken Paxton’s growing advertising push and John Cornyn’s refusal to campaign for the Republican nominee.

 Plus: Tropical Storm Edward makes landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border, the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal could reshape energy prices, and callers weigh in on election security, Texas politics and the battle for control of the U.S. Senate.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Taco Tuesday
 03:00 Tropical Storm Edward makes landfall
09:00 Houston flooding and Southeast Texas forecast
15:00 U.S. launches new strikes against Iran
20:00 IRGC, Strait of Hormuz & commercial shipping
26:00 Venezuela oil deal and possible gas-price impact
32:00 DHS voter-fraud investigations in nine states
39:00 Election security: 2020 vs. 2024
47:00 James Talarico campaigns on higher taxes
53:00 Mark Cuban backs Talarico
58:00 Hour 2 begins
1:04:00 DHS election investigation deep dive
1:13:00 Talarico: capitalism is an “oppressive system”
1:20:00 “Dismantling capitalism” audio reaction
1:27:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
1:34:00 John Cornyn refuses to help Paxton
1:41:00 Caller debate over voting machines and election fraud
1:49:00 Tropical Storm Edward final update
1:54:00 Why every vote matters
1:58:00 Taco Tuesday wrap-up

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Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security launches a sweeping voter-fraud investigation across nine states ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Chris examines what federal investigators are looking for, why election integrity is back at the center of the national debate, and how 2024 election monitoring differed from 2020.

Then the Texas Senate race heats up again as resurfaced video shows James Talarico describing capitalism as an “oppressive system” that should be dismantled. Chris also reacts to Talarico campaigning for higher taxes, Mark Cuban’s endorsement, Ken Paxton’s growing advertising push and John Cornyn’s refusal to campaign for the Republican nominee.

 Plus: Tropical Storm Edward makes landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border, the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal could reshape energy prices, and callers weigh in on election security, Texas politics and the battle for control of the U.S. Senate.

🔥 CHAPTERS — Approximate
00:00 Chris X Radio — Taco Tuesday
 03:00 Tropical Storm Edward makes landfall
09:00 Houston flooding and Southeast Texas forecast
15:00 U.S. launches new strikes against Iran
20:00 IRGC, Strait of Hormuz & commercial shipping
26:00 Venezuela oil deal and possible gas-price impact
32:00 DHS voter-fraud investigations in nine states
39:00 Election security: 2020 vs. 2024
47:00 James Talarico campaigns on higher taxes
53:00 Mark Cuban backs Talarico
58:00 Hour 2 begins
1:04:00 DHS election investigation deep dive
1:13:00 Talarico: capitalism is an “oppressive system”
1:20:00 “Dismantling capitalism” audio reaction
1:27:00 Ken Paxton vs. James Talarico
1:34:00 John Cornyn refuses to help Paxton
1:41:00 Caller debate over voting machines and election fraud
1:49:00 Tropical Storm Edward final update
1:54:00 Why every vote matters
1:58:00 Taco Tuesday wrap-up

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