Rep. Chip Roy

That is a respectful way to make sure that we have a system that is trying to guarantee only citizens vote.

There's nothing controversial about it.

Democrats want non-citizens to vote.

Yeah, good morning, Glenn.

Great to be on.

Had a great debate last night.

A lot of great reviews.

Tried to be the, you know, adult there at the debate, making clear what we need to do for Texas.

Staying focused on the issues, laser focused.

You know, yesterday before the debate, I joined with my colleague Keith Self.

You probably know Keith well.

He's a great conservative, represents the County area north of Texas.

Dallas, and we were out at your studios, one of the great rooms out there, where we were holding a gathering, a meeting, with a lot of folks in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex who are attuned to what's happening with the advance of Sharia law.

in the advance of the Islamification of Texas, and particularly Dallas-Fort Worth.

And so we had a good discussion there about the state of things, about the extent to which there are some areas now increasingly no-go zones in Dallas-Fort Worth for women.

You know, you saw the dust-up with my friend and colleague Randy Fine, who was, you know, quipping a little bit, but about a little bit of this issue in New York about the dog issue.

And now you've got Democrats calling on him to be censured.

I mean, it's absolutely absurd.

There is a cultural war going on, and I think it's really important for people to understand that.

Again, you and I have talked about this.