Ken Paxton

If we stay on that track, we have a really good chance of being successful for a long time. If we lose sight of that and we start worrying about our power and our- I agree. Once we start taking care of ourselves, then they have a chance back in because the American people will see that.

The Presbyterians actually had that right when they set this government up. It was based on the depravity of men. The reason they wanted three branches of government that made it so frustrating to get things done is because they didn't trust people in power.

The Presbyterians actually had that right when they set this government up. It was based on the depravity of men. The reason they wanted three branches of government that made it so frustrating to get things done is because they didn't trust people in power.

The Presbyterians actually had that right when they set this government up. It was based on the depravity of men. The reason they wanted three branches of government that made it so frustrating to get things done is because they didn't trust people in power.

We all have this pull towards.

We all have this pull towards.

We all have this pull towards.

Right.

Right.

Right.

You know what I mean? Like all of it. Yeah. I think you got it right in your speech at the Bible Museum during the inauguration about humility and realizing your need for God's work in your life. And without that, we all have a tendency to go down that path.

You know what I mean? Like all of it. Yeah. I think you got it right in your speech at the Bible Museum during the inauguration about humility and realizing your need for God's work in your life. And without that, we all have a tendency to go down that path.

You know what I mean? Like all of it. Yeah. I think you got it right in your speech at the Bible Museum during the inauguration about humility and realizing your need for God's work in your life. And without that, we all have a tendency to go down that path.

Oh, yeah. That's what we all convince ourselves. Whatever we're doing, that we're doing this, and we tell ourselves, well, this is really good because we are off base many times. It's so true.

Oh, yeah. That's what we all convince ourselves. Whatever we're doing, that we're doing this, and we tell ourselves, well, this is really good because we are off base many times. It's so true.

Oh, yeah. That's what we all convince ourselves. Whatever we're doing, that we're doing this, and we tell ourselves, well, this is really good because we are off base many times. It's so true.

I believe it is. And here's what happened. We had sued the Biden administration a couple of years ago. And you know, these cases, these federal cases don't happen overnight. It took us a couple of years. We sued him and we said, Congress appropriated money for the building of the wall. You are not building that wall. You're actually selling off assets. So we sued him. we won that lawsuit.

I believe it is. And here's what happened. We had sued the Biden administration a couple of years ago. And you know, these cases, these federal cases don't happen overnight. It took us a couple of years. We sued him and we said, Congress appropriated money for the building of the wall. You are not building that wall. You're actually selling off assets. So we sued him. we won that lawsuit.

I believe it is. And here's what happened. We had sued the Biden administration a couple of years ago. And you know, these cases, these federal cases don't happen overnight. It took us a couple of years. We sued him and we said, Congress appropriated money for the building of the wall. You are not building that wall. You're actually selling off assets. So we sued him. we won that lawsuit.

And in May, we got an injunction from a federal judge saying, you, DOJ, you, Biden administration, cannot sell any more assets off. So then I get a call from President Trump, you know, a month ago, and he said, they're selling assets off. So would you sue them? And I said, well, I don't have to if I've already done it. So I already got an order. So we go back into court.