Oct 25, 2026 · 1 hr 38 min · 16 segments
Gen X Jace is back on the program. He brings us up to date on the happenings in his home state of Texas and everything else. Let's get into it.
Let's talk about, uh, What's going on down in Texas? Everybody's looking at it.
That seems to be the focal point of this election when it comes to the particular states.
I really think the most devastating thing that could happen to the Republican Party is they lose that senate race and even worse if they lose that governor's race i think everybody is thinking if there's one place should be safe it should be texas and it's not looking so safe
you know it's it's nice that you have page on there because she can have more perspective in houston and uh which is you know also blue like san antonio and austin area and um You know, it was interesting, her background growing up evangelical like me and then kind of getting out of it.
Imagine that in Texas, huh?
Hold on.
She wasn't evangelical.
She may have been worse.
Oh,
yeah, that's right.
Well, you know what I mean.
She was actually Mormon, right? Yeah, Mormon.
Yeah, okay.
I take that back.
She was Mormon.
Well, she grew up, you know, in a pretty strict household like I did.
And, you know, she doesn't believe it like I do now.
but, um, yeah, um, Texas, you know, early voting's out there.
I, uh, and it was funny, of course, when I went to go vote on Wednesday, it took me about 45 minutes, and, uh, there's a tracker on my phone that a friend of mine, Laura, who listens every day, sent me.
It's, uh, from, uh, Texas Tribune, which is nonpartisan, and they give you the, the voting places to where to go vote at, and I was looking, and I usually go to a library and stuff, and, um, There's a library where my house, it was like an hour.
So I went to a place that said 30 minutes.
Well, it was another library where I work.
Well, that was about 45 minutes.
But went in there.
Let's talk about, uh, What's going on down in Texas? Everybody's looking at it.
That seems to be the focal point of this election when it comes to the particular states.
I really think the most devastating thing that could happen to the Republican Party is they lose that senate race and even worse if they lose that governor's race i think everybody is thinking if there's one place should be safe it should be texas and it's not looking so safe
you know it's it's nice that you have page on there because she can have more perspective in houston and uh which is you know also blue like san antonio and austin area and um You know, it was interesting, her background growing up evangelical like me and then kind of getting out of it.
Imagine that in Texas, huh?
Hold on.
She wasn't evangelical.
She may have been worse.
Oh,
yeah, that's right.
Well, you know what I mean.
She was actually Mormon, right? Yeah, Mormon.
Yeah, okay.
I take that back.
She was Mormon.
Well, she grew up, you know, in a pretty strict household like I did.
And, you know, she doesn't believe it like I do now.
but, um, yeah, um, Texas, you know, early voting's out there.
I, uh, and it was funny, of course, when I went to go vote on Wednesday, it took me about 45 minutes, and, uh, there's a tracker on my phone that a friend of mine, Laura, who listens every day, sent me.
It's, uh, from, uh, Texas Tribune, which is nonpartisan, and they give you the, the voting places to where to go vote at, and I was looking, and I usually go to a library and stuff, and, um, There's a library where my house, it was like an hour.
So I went to a place that said 30 minutes.
Well, it was another library where I work.
Well, that was about 45 minutes.
But went in there.
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