Tim Dunn
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Oct 25, 2026
MelGUEST
And it's those two, because then it's this Zionist Jew money, but it's not just Jews, because you have people like Ken Griffin, who for whatever reason is also a massive Zionist, even though he's not a Christian Zionist either.
MelGUEST
You have people like Tim Dunn, the U-Lines, they're Christian Zionists.
MelGUEST
And so, but that's how you can have this ideology influencing because they're buying all of the swing elections.
MelGUEST
And because most of these, like the most subservient, like you're Don Bacon's, right? My God.
Steve HayesHOST
If kooks are your thing, Texas is ready when you are.
Steve HayesHOST
The Texas Republican Party is dominated by the people former Cameron County GOP chairwoman Morgan Eakin calls or refers to as squatters, a grifty and incompetent set of very online weirdos associated with super Trumpy oil and gas gazillionaire biblioplangist Tim Dunn.
Steve HayesHOST
the, quote, Branch Davidian light sugar daddy of contemporary Texas politics, as Eakin describes him.
Steve HayesHOST
One more quote here.
Chris TomlinsonGUEST
So I think Americans are primed to defend the Jewish community post-Holocaust, while there is no political downside to attacking people of South Asian descent, particularly Hindus or Indians, because, A, you're not a major voting bloc, because there is diversity within the community, many Republicans, many Democrats, and also your votes aren't necessarily going to matter.
Chris TomlinsonGUEST
And lastly, I want to point out that Beau French is part of a political movement known as Dominionism, and he's backed by West Texas billionaire Tim Dunn.
Chris TomlinsonGUEST
has been for years this is part of their this was not some one-off comment that he made a mistake this has been the foundation of his political career for the last six years um so this is a very intentional movement and um
Jawahar MalhotraHOST
so he was testing the waters he was testing the waters you would no
Scott BraddockHOST
So Burroughs is on this bus tour, and it appears that the media he has chosen to talk to and maybe even have ride along on the bus with him, it seems that way from some of what I'm seeing, is the guys at the Texas Scorecard.
Scott BraddockHOST
That's the media outlet that's funded by the Midland mega-donor billionaire Tim Dunn.
Scott BraddockHOST
Well, he's not talking about economic anxiety and the stuff that I saw.
Scott BraddockHOST
Maybe he did, but what they were promoting was a very different issue.
Chris TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The emphasis on these issues, therefore, is no surprise.
Chris TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Meanwhile, veganism has been one of Paxton's top talking points, and he's used some of the money he raised from West Texas oil billionaire Tim Dunn to accuse Tallarico of being a vegan.
Chris TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Tallarico has never been one, and I'm still looking for evidence that veganism is a major political issue.
Chris TomlinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Those issues may rile up the Republican base, but there is little evidence that independent voters give a piddly-poo about these non-issues.
Jay ForrestHOST
Major oil and tech donors poured in millions.
Jay ForrestHOST
People like the Wilk Brothers and Tim Dunn funding Christian nationalist campaigns.
Jay ForrestHOST
Trump courted evangelical leaders by promising Supreme Court picks and religious freedom laws.
Jay ForrestHOST
The deal worked.
Miranda SuarezHOST
Tallarico emphasized that his campaign is not funded by big-name billionaires like Paxton's.
James TallaricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This Senate seat doesn't belong to Tim Dunn.
James TallaricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This Senate seat doesn't belong to Ferris Wilkes.
James TallaricoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This Senate seat doesn't belong to Elon Musk.
Grace CurleyHOST
He held a press conference on it.
Grace CurleyHOST
Shortly thereafter, Tim Dunn asked Maura Healey about the news of his arrest, and she was just basically like, "Oh, good, good.
Grace CurleyHOST
I'm glad.
Grace CurleyHOST
I'm glad." As though this isn't a black eye for her administration.
Brad JohnsonHOST
Who was the other one?
Cassi SchredderHOST
And then I believe the other one was Tim Dunn.
Brad JohnsonHOST
Yes, actually.
Brad JohnsonHOST
Yeah.
Cassi SchredderHOST
This was Monday's Daily Bull.
Cassi SchredderHOST
I'm reading the $3 million line from Jeff Yoss to Speaker Burroughs.
Cassi SchredderHOST
And then Tim Dunn put $4.7 million in.
Brad JohnsonHOST
Tim Dunn put 4.7 million
Scott BraddockHOST
All right.
Scott BraddockHOST
The blame game is it's in full effect already with people like Tim Dunn's employees, like Luke Macias, who works over at the Texas Scorecard.
Scott BraddockHOST
He's basically laying the groundwork to blame other Republicans if they lose a bunch of these races this year.
Scott BraddockHOST
What was he saying on his little show?
Scott BraddockHOST
Here in the state capitol,
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
a small band of Republicans and Democrats in the Texas House are coming together to stop two West Texas billionaires from taking over our state government.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Their names are Tim Dunn and Ferris Wilkes, and they're the biggest Republican donors ever.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in the state.
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