Preventable Crime, Bar Permits, And Foreign Land Bans

A traffic stop turns into a violent collision with a federal marshal and it raises a brutal question: how many crimes are “random,” and how many are the direct result of policies that never should’ve allowed the situation in the first place? We start with the May runoff elections coming fast in Texas, then jump into a North Texas case involving an illegal immigrant charged with assaulting a federal officer. From there, we dig into the idea of preventable crime, border security, and what real accountability should look like when government fails its most basic duty: protecting citizens.Next, we stay local in Houston with a story that hit a nerve for small business owners. The city shuts down the Northside spot Rabbits Got The Gun during a free crawfish giveaway over permits and food service rules. We talk through why permits and inspectors exist, but also why selective enforcement can feel backwards when larger nightlife problems keep causing real harm. Then we zoom out to Austin as Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick releases interim charges for the Texas Senate ahead of 2027, including the power grid, data center growth, election security, education outcomes, and the growing push to put AI into classrooms.We also bring in Justin White from Senior Health Services for Medicare Monday to clear up one of the biggest Medicare myths out there: long-term custodial care is not covered the way most people assume. Finally, we break down the “No Kings” protests, what the word “king” actually means in a constitutional republic, and how power gets used and abused across modern politics. We close with Ken Paxton’s rules on hostile foreign land ownership and a House measure aimed at protecting American property abroad.************************************************Listen every day to our strong conservative programs on Patriot Talk 920 AM.  Tune-in on your radio in Houston to KYST 920 AM or download our app by visiting 920app.com or search for "Patriot Talk 920" from your app store!