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Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast where we dive into all things Texas politics and the future of Texas independence. We have got an exciting show for you today. First, Dave Benner of the National Libertarian Party join us to discuss why the Libertarian Party is openly encouraging states to vote on independence. Dave is a top-level committee member of the Libertarian Party and a zealous advocate for secession. He gives us a brief history of the Libertarian Party and breaks down the party’s stance on secession, condemning the government overreach that plagues our nation. 

Then, we have a VERY exciting announcement regarding the TEXIT petition. Now more than ever, as we gear up for March 2024 Republican primary ballot, we are going to see the clearest expression of the will of Texas voters. Lets just say, we are well overdue for the people’s reclamation of their right of self government. The future is in our hands and it’s time our voices be heard. This is not an episode you’ll want to miss. 

Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast. On today's show, we transport you across the country to the biggest independence movement happening on the East Coast right there in New Hampshire. To discuss what's happening in New Hampshire, we are joined by Carla Gericke of the Free State Project and the Foundation for New Hampshire Independence. Carla is hands down one of the most active people advocating for freedom and self-determination for people in New Hampshire.

For this episode, she explains the structure of the New Hampshire House, particularly how the direct relationship between representatives and constituents makes New Hampshire a perfect legislature to introduce independence legislation. Furthermore, not only does Carla give us the status is on New Hampshire independence, but she explains how the TEXIT petition could affect their efforts for self-governance. Lastly, we briefly explain some of the headlines engrossing the Texas news cycle. To summarize, the Texas House is spreading its dysfunction throughout the Texas as a whole and should we be surprised? This is an episode you won’t want to miss! 

Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast, where we dive into all things Texas politics and the future of Texas independence. We are officially back from the TEXIT Conference, and quite honestly, we at the TNM are still riding the high from a simply amazing weekend. Beyond a shadow of a doubt, everyone who attended left the conference with their life changed. While we share some TEXITCon highlights on today’s episode, our primary focus will be the media's shady coverage of this historic event. 

Without a doubt, the TEXIT conference was impactful. We had massive crowds come in from all over, not just as speakers but to participate and to carry this idea of independence back to their respective states. However, these numbers are different from what the media wants to portray. Now, the TNM has seen the media go through gymnastics to avoid talking about any success that the TNM has ever had, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that they want to criticize and downplay the real impact of TEXITCon. But the numbers don’t lie. So, no matter who is trying to discourage people or mischaracterize TEXIT to deter others from joining this cause, the TEXIT snowball will continue to roll downhill.

Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast where we dive into all things Texas politics and the future of Texas independence. In this week’s episode, we are joined by 2024 Republican presidential candidate Aaron Day. He is a serial entrepreneur turned political activist concerned about today’s economic pressures and the over-centralization of the federal government. Day discusses his background, his book, his campaign, and why he is the only candidate in the race who supports the idea of states becoming independent.

Also on today's show, we’ve got a reality check on our Southern Border crisis and we discuss the ever-going feud with the federal government for their lack of response. It’s safe to say that everyone should be in full freakout mode about the rise in migrant numbers. It just proves that until Texas becomes an independent nation, the federal government will choose to put on loose Band-Aids to “solve” these overarching problems. Lastly, we dive into Greg Abbott's ongoing deal with the Texas legislature and how the legislature has devolved into a massive GOP civil war. This is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast, where we dive into all things Texas politics and the future of Texas independence. On today's show, we are joined by a very special guest: Connor Boyack. He is the president of the Libertas Institute and creator of the popular children's book series, The Tuttle Twins. Boyack joins us today to discuss the importance of consent for a governed people. His belief in the “consent of the governed” has led him to support national divorce.

Then, the biggest independence conference in the world is happening soon, right here in your backyard. In just two weeks, TEXITCon will be happening in Waco, Texas. Our lineup of speakers is impressive and the list continues to grow. Take a listen and learn how you can get your tickets. Last but not least, the third special session of the Texas House has been rather boring up to this point, so we’ve decided to spice things up on our end. We have some major changes here at the TNM and we’re excited to share them with you! You won’t want to miss this episode. 

Welcome to another episode of the Texas News Podcast, your source for in-depth analysis of Texas politics and the pursuit of Texas independence. Today, we are joined by Dr. Steve Turley, host of Turley Talks and a featured speaker at our upcoming TEXITCon conference. Dr. Turley will discuss the concept of reterritorialization and its implications for the dissolution of globalist institutions, leading to a realignment of nations based on culture, custom, and tradition.

Additionally, we provide current updates on issues pertinent to Texas. We will examine the ongoing situation at the Texas border and discuss recent developments involving the Texas House Board of Managers and Attorney General Ken Paxton.