Texas GOP Convention Day 2

 Live from the Texas GOP State Convention at the George R. Brown Convention Center, we sit down with voices shaping the legal and political fights Texans argue about every day, and we keep the focus on what actually happens when theory meets the real world. First, we talk self-defense and gun rights with Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Richard Hayes, who explain why Texas law is not a one-size-fits-all problem and why their new Ready2Act membership is built around three moments that matter most: before an incident (education and personal legal guidance), during an incident (an emergency attorney hotline), and after an incident (criminal and civil defense). We get specific about the 911 call, what you should say, when you should stop talking, and how adrenaline and memory gaps can turn a “helpful” statement into a long-term legal trap under Texas self-defense law and Chapter 9 realities. Then we shift to the abortion debate with Bradley Pierce from Abolish Abortion Texas, focusing on equal protection, intent, and why activism inside party platforms and legislative priorities becomes a battleground. We also hit Houston’s budget fight and new fees, the role of grassroots clubs like Cypress Republicans, and what it looks like to run where the party usually doesn’t, with congressional candidate Martha Fiero talking crime, affordability, and community basics like access to grocery stores. We close with plans from the newly elected chair of the Republican Party of Texas D'rinda Randall on get-out-the-vote, voter registration, youth engagement, and staying active after Election Day. ************************************************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!