Judge Hidalgo

That's Precinct 4 that covers much of western Harris County.

Judge Lina Hidalgo suggested going further, uh, on Thursday.

What did she propose?

Yeah.

Her suggestions were to follow Briones' lead by decommissioning all AL- ALPRs until, uh, county departments that use Flock could answer some of the questions that she raised, like who is accessing the data and why they're accessing it.

What did the other commissioners think of that?

Uh, Judge Hidalgo did not get support from the commissioners on that suggestion.

I'll also add that Commissioner Rodney Ellis said that his office did not pay to have Flock cameras in his precinct, and Briones just decommissioned hers.

It's a lovely vacation for these people, with your money.

You don't know who Lina Hidalgo is unless you're in Houston, Texas, but she's h- a judge in Harris County, Houston, Texas.

Dirty communist is what she is.

She has a picture up today, phew, of her in these gorgeous royal-looking halls in, huh, let me see, Paris.

She says this, quote, "Harris County and Paris are both navigating challenges from climate change, poverty, and growing healthcare costs while operating within tight budgets.

Judge Hidalgo met with Paris city officials," and they list a couple of them, "in relations with France's public hospital system," as well as all these others, "to collaborate on policy solutions related to climate change, mental health, and sustainability." This is not a story about Lina Hidalgo or Harris County.

This is a story about your city councilman, your state rep, your congressman, your senator.

Lina Hidalgo could never in a million years acquire the kind of wealth legally that would allow her an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris.

You mentioned the property taxes.

How is that playing there? I saw some of the coverage where some folks were angry about the increase and there was a fight on Commissioner's Court and Judge Hidalgo was saying that the only Republican should have walked out with her so that they couldn't have even voted on the thing.

I saw all of that drama.

But what are people saying about it in Houston?