Collin County

Ozark League?

Five largest urban cities with the lowest rates were home to Santa Clara County, Orange County, Collins County, the borough of Queens, New York, Riverside, California.

What about Louisiana? Louisiana.

I don't want to go to the Bayou.

Seven, eight, nine counties, however long it is.

Collin County, Grayson County, Dallas County, Tarrant County, Wise County, Montague County, Denton County, at least those counties.

So pretty impressive.

I think Johnson County and Mansfield County down south were in there somewhere.

So I think if you look at which Republicans were first to speak out against this, it tracks with what I said.

Um, Jeff Leach, who's a state representative from Collin County, uh, Jarrod Patterson, who's a state representative from, uh, Denton County, um, and those areas where you do have, uh, you know, heavy South Asian populations who have tended to vote in these elections, they were the first ones to say that this is, um, you know, obscene, it's racist, and that, uh, Beau French should delete it.

Uh, the speaker of the house, uh, Dustin Burrows, who you mentioned, doesn't fall in that category because he's from West Texas, but I think he said it because he's backing up some of his important chairmen like Leach and Patterson and what they were saying.

And of course the one to lead the charge was John Cornyn, saying, you know, that this is racist.

And I was talking to some folks in that area in northeast Tarrant County last week.

I swung through the Fort Worth area.

Um, and if you think about the kind of voters we're talking about, these South Asian voters who live in those suburban, uh, areas outside of Fort Worth and also live in Collin County and Denton County, uh, the lieutenant governor has tried to make the case, uh, that the Democrat was able to win the seat because Republicans did not go out and vote.

There is some truth to that.

So that was one of the articles was touching on before it came, why were they going to Dallas instead of Fort Worth, which sometimes Republicans tend to come here 'cause they consider us their red city.

I wonder if it had anything to do with Ken Paxton and Collin County.

I don't know if, like, you know, there's more of a relationship there.

I don't know.

Like, and was only able to incrementally add to the sentence because they were just so, like, aghast by how such a minor sentence they were asking for.

So that seemed effective, and then there was a more recent one [laughs] focused on a 2012 incident when he went through, uh, security at the Collin County courthouse, and a local attorney accidentally left a $1,000 silver Montblanc pen, uh, a gift from his wife, in the security bin.

And you can just, like, see Ken Paxton, like, [laughs] looking at it, kind of evaluating it, making the decision to steal the pen and, like, walking away with it.

[laughs] Um, and they, like-

And the first step is making sure everyone's legally qualified.

So are you a felon? Do you have any crimes of moral turpitude in your history? Do you live in Collin County or whatever county you're being selected for? So – and then from

there –

So Collin

County – since we're talking about Collin County, that's where we are, full disclosure.

We're in Collin County, which just so you know, they consider Collin County arguably the reddest county in the reddest state, Texas.

Anyway, so – Going on.

Sorry.

It's got soldiers ready to tumble out and take over.

I don't know if what's happening up in Collins County at Epic City is significant.

It's in your backyard, so you would know.

But I do know that...