Trump cries of 'election interference' amidst white house ambitions
Former President Trump dismisses the criminal indictments against him as a 'sham,' calling it a politically motivated attack on free speech, while also alleging 'election interference' as he continues in the 2024 presidential race.
Whistleblower says US concealing UFO captures for decades - What's Your Point?
What do you believe? Greg Groogan and the What's Your Point? panel discuss the mounting evidence in the existence of UFOs and the recent whistleblower testimony before Congress.
Suspended TX Attorney General Ken Paxton facing 2 trials - impeachment and securities fraud
Houston attorney Kent Schaffer discusses the upcoming securities fraud trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, which has been relocated to Houston. At the same time, Paxton's impeachment team seeks to disqualify certain Democratic senators from the trial, all under a pre-trial gag order, leading to anticipation of historic opening arguments.
UFO Whistleblower hearing
Congressional whistleblower testimony this week from former U.S. Intelligence official David Grusch revealed some interesting statements to the oversight subcommittee. Grusch says he became a government whistleblower after his discovery and has faced retaliation for coming forward "I was informed in the course of my official duties of a multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse engineering program to which I was denied access," he said. Asked whether the U.S. government had information about extraterrestrial life, Grusch said the U.S. likely has been aware of "non-human" activity since the 1930s.
More bad news this week for former president Donald Trump
New charges in the classified document case against former president Donald Trump
Sen. Ted Cruz amendment to reinstate military COVID vaccine refusers fails - What's Your Point?
Texas Senator Ted Cruz's amendment to reverse punitive actions against servicemembers fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine was voted down, with three Republicans joining Democrats in opposition.
Indictments increase for former President Donald Trump
As Mr. Trump waits to learn whether he face charges for his conduct and actions before and during the January 6th, 2021, assault on the capital....he received news of a superseding indictment connected to his alleged illegal retention of highly classified material.
Hunter Biden's plea deal on hold - What's Your Point?
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, faces tax evasion and fraud charges. He agreed to plead guilty in exchange for no prison time, but the judge rejected the deal.
First of 21 cases to re-do 2022 Harris Co. elections hits the court this week - What's Your Point?
Amidst allegations of widespread irregularities affecting the 2022 general election, 21 Republican candidates, including Erin Lunceford, call for a judicial review to challenge the outcome potentially.
One on one with Houston mayoral candidate Gilbert Garcia
Greg Groogan talks with Houston mayoral candidate Gilbert Garcia.
Senator John Cornyn on Texas the Issue Is
Sen. John Cornyn reacting to the DOJ suing Texas for the barriers at the border. The panel follows with brief discussion about the latest issues.
One on one with mayoral candidate Gilbert Garcia
Greg Groogan talks with Houston mayoral candidate Gilbert Garcia about his run for mayor.
Survey reveals front runners in race for Houston mayor- What's Your Point?
The latest poll from the UH-Hobby School shows State Senator John Whitmire and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee holding a strong lead with a 30-point margin, but there's still a possibility for other candidates to enter a December run-off if they can gain more visibility and funding through debates and media exposure.
Congressional testimony fuels UFO speculation and skepticism
Former U.S. intelligence official David Grusch's congressional whistleblower testimony discussing crashed UFOs and non-human biologics sparks curiosity and debate about extraterrestrial existence, leaving some intrigued and others skeptical.
Cruz's amendment on vaccine refusals in the military faces defeat in senate vote
Texas Senator Ted Cruz's amendment to reverse punitive actions against servicemembers fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine was voted down, with three Republicans joining Democrats in opposition.
Houston braces for historic trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
Houston attorney Kent Schaffer discusses the upcoming securities fraud trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, which has been relocated to Houston. At the same time, Paxton's impeachment team seeks to disqualify certain Democratic senators from the trial, all under a pre-trial gag order, leading to anticipation of historic opening arguments.
Hunter Biden plea deal on hold due to judge's concerns
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, faces tax evasion and fraud charges. He agreed to plead guilty in exchange for no prison time, but the judge rejected the deal.
Candidates seek judicial review, alleging irregularities in 2022 election
Amidst allegations of widespread irregularities affecting the 2022 general election, 21 Republican candidates, including Mike Luncelford, call for a judicial review to challenge the outcome potentially.
Houston mayor?s race: Whitmire and Jackson Lee lead, run-off possibility lingers
The latest poll from the UH-Hobby School shows State Senator John Whitmire and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee holding a strong lead with a 30-point margin, but there's still a possibility for other candidates to enter a December run-off if they can gain more visibility and funding through debates and media exposure.
Did your street and drainage fees go to street and drainage projects?- What's Your Point?
The Houston Chronicle's editorial board criticizes Mayor Sylvester Turner and his administration for diverting approximately $24 million per year from the voter-approved street and drainage fund for other purposes, which they deem a violation of voters' trust.