Category Archives: Audio On-Demand

Dr. Bud Weinstein, Professor of Economics at the Cox School of Business at SMU, joins Hal and Brian to talk about the country’s GDP shrinking 32.9% in the second quarter. Why? Here’s a hin...

Parker county commissioners unanimously voted today to NOT remove a statue of a confederate solider outside the county court house. The organization Daughters of the Confederacy technically owns the s...

President Trump tweeted that mail-in voting could cause an inaccurate election, and proposed moving the election date. Do you think this is a good or bad idea?

President Trump made a stop in Texas on Wednesday, visiting the Double Eagle Oil Rig in Midland. Correspondent Clayton Neville had more information on Thursday’s WBAP Morning News.

Federal agents, who have been on the ground in Seattle and Portland because of protests, are now leaving. Correspondent Jim Roope joins from the West Coast with more info.

Former Presidential Candidate Herman Cain, and frequent guest of the Chris Salcedo Show, died on Thursday from COVID-19. Chris had a very heartfelt tribute to Cain after receiving the news.

Former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, Joined the WBAP Morning News from Rome, where he has been stuck since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Democrats on the House Judicial Committee requested Attorney General William Barr testify before them, but barely let him get a word in edge-wise. Chris Salcedo has plenty of examples of them “r...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued guidance on Tuesday that reverses plans from the Texas Education Agency that gave health officials the final call for schools opening.

The Heritage Foundation’s Jim Carafano says that Homeland Security is facing organized, criminal activity in Seattle and Portland, not just simple protests. Do you agree?