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Sep 15, 2026

Jesse KellyHOST
29:29
The University of Texas show- This is what their data shows.
Jesse KellyHOST
29:34
Hispanic enrollment is up 35%.
Jesse KellyHOST
29:37
Asian up 13... or up by 35,000.
Jesse KellyHOST
29:40
I'm sorry.
Jesse KellyHOST
30:21
I don't know.
Jesse KellyHOST
30:22
I never been there.
Jesse KellyHOST
30:23
White, 65%; Asian, 18%; Hispanic, 10%; Black, 4%.
Jesse KellyHOST
30:31
2026, white, 22%, Asian, 57, Hispanic, 13, Black, 4.
IanHOST
66:20
Yeah.
IanHOST
66:22
And then one of the Hispanics pulls out a revolver.
IanHOST
66:26
And one of the Hmong pulls out a semi-automatic and says, how many bullets you got? I see him move on.
IanHOST
66:32
They move on.
James PaskalidesHOST
57:57
Uh, yeah, most old black guys are like that.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
58:00
If the mostly peaceful Latina you are feuding with is Linda Catalina, then look, she is basically the Hispanic Laura Loomer.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
58:06
She called AOC and Candace Owens dumb colored women in one of her stories.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
58:10
Face with tears of joy.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:06
Aurora City Council is about to throw cold water on future data centers.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:10
Hope they're plugged into power strips and this Hispanic Heritage Month.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:13
Denver Botanic Gardens celebrates a popular Mexican game with a twist that's next.
Kyle ClarkHOST
11:23
Colorado's third largest city is considering a new restriction on data center developments tonight.
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:32
That debate, live from MSU Denver on the Auraria campus.
Karen Rojas MezaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:36
something that goes deep, deep into our culture.
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:41
If you've ever wanted to learn about Southwestern plants or Hispanic culture, head to Denver Botanic Gardens to play La Lotteria.
Kyle ClarkHOST
14:49
And a reminder, you can catch next streaming each night, 6 p.m., wherever you watch, and we are a podcast.
JeffHOST
48:49
And this lady is-
DoyleHOST
48:50
And the other guy, remember the one, the one guy who was, like, Hispanic singing it? He was singing another Linkin Park song that was really good too.
JeffHOST
48:57
[laughs] Yeah.
JeffHOST
48:58
I really feel like with, you know, this is rich coming from three guys who do a podcast, but we- you probably shouldn't put a lot of stuff on the internet.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
29:19
Um, But there was something that touched this person's lives very personally.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
29:23
So, for example, two Hispanic businessmen, they're contractors in Texas and Houston.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
29:31
They were, you know, one guy voted for Trump three times, like really believed in him.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
29:36
um the other guy had voted for trump twice including in 24 because of the economy and for them it was the economy's not going great but then also it was ice and the way ice was treating you know very they got very emotional and they were these were men who said the democrats blew it on the border you know that is part of the reason why i voted for trump was because i wanted that border to be secure it's secure now but what they're doing now is undignified and inhumane the other group of people were three, well, one woman was a never-Trump Republican, so I don't think she had ever bought into him, but the other two were mothers in Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Texas, it's like their swing area, who were really upset about the MAGA takeover of their school boards, okay? So, like, what's interesting about this to me is, remember back in 2021, and Glenn Youngkin and the Loudoun County, Virginia, Loudoun County school board, like, he He ran on all of this.
Cam CaponeHOST
70:10
I'm just telling you what I heard.
Orlando BrownGUEST
70:12
She or you? I mean, well, where are we at with this? 'Cause I'm done with not the, the Black and not the White and then not the Hispanic.
Orlando BrownGUEST
70:22
Where are my Brown presidents?
Cam CaponeHOST
70:25
You talking about, like, like a-
Orlando BrownGUEST
73:36
All the niggas are gangbangers, and all the niggas are, and all the niggas, and all, all, and all the niggas.
Orlando BrownGUEST
73:41
And then, and then...
Orlando BrownGUEST
73:42
And where are my Armenians? And where are my Hispanics? And where are my Indian people? And where, and where's the world? Bitch, you owe us, bitch.
Orlando BrownGUEST
74:00
You owe us.
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:20
A lot of whites have these problems, but I just-
John PhillipsHOST
26:21
I'll tell you it's not just Black and Hispanic
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:23
No, but it, but I'm giving you-
John PhillipsHOST
26:24
But why bring up Black and Hispanic?
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:25
Because the magnitude is ominous.
John PhillipsHOST
26:27
But why so many of them?
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:38
A lot of, lot of different reasons.
Gavin NewsomSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:39
Lots of opportunity-
Matt GaetzHOST
4:24
Our next guest, Nick Plum, observed all of this happening and posted in response, "Ted Cruz getting booed at a UT game is funny, but the enrollment data behind the university is far more interesting.
Matt GaetzHOST
4:35
From 2012 to 2025 across the UT system, their own data shows white enrollment fell by more than 15,000 students, Hispanic enrollment increased by nearly 36,000, and Asian enrollment rose by more than 13,000.
Matt GaetzHOST
4:50
So yes, Ted got booed, but the bigger story is that Texas has watched its flagship public university system undergo an extraordinary demographic transition in roughly one decade.
Matt GaetzHOST
5:01
Maybe Texas politicians should start asking how it happened and do something about it." Here's our take.
Nick PlumbGUEST
7:32
I think the big takeaway here is that immigration impacts, uh, don't just stop with the worker.
Nick PlumbGUEST
7:37
We, in Texas, have had a, uh, you know, a, a big influx of H-1B workers, and those impacts then trickle down into the universities.
Nick PlumbGUEST
7:45
Uh, as a result, what we're seeing in the, in the state of Texas is we have more Asian students enrolled in the University of Texas than we have, uh, Hispanic males.
Nick PlumbGUEST
7:54
We have more Asian females than we have Black and, uh ...
David FisherGUEST
33:27
47% independents support a gold standard.
David FisherGUEST
33:31
Of those, 58% are men, conservatives 55%, born again Christians 52%, Hispanics, veterans both 51%.
David FisherGUEST
33:40
So the return to a gold standard, even Black voters 50% and suburban, suburban voters 48%.
David FisherGUEST
33:48
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