DEI, Doctors & DC Corruption

What if the laws you were told solved the problem… didn’t?

This week’s episode pulls back the curtain on three powerful systems — education, medicine and government — and reveals a pattern Texans can’t afford to ignore.

We start in Texas classrooms, where undercover investigations show that DEI and critical race theory are still present. They’ve been renamed, rebranded and quietly continued. Administrators admit it. Professors navigate around it. And students are still being taught through the same ideological lens.

Anthony sits down with Accuracy in Media — a national investigative organization that uses hidden-camera journalism to expose what’s really happening inside schools and universities. Their findings raise serious questions about whether laws are being followed at all.

Then, we turn to power at the Capitol.

The Texas Medical Association — one of the most influential lobbying groups in the state — has elevated new leadership that will shape policy conversations moving forward. What does that mean for legislation, for influence and for the direction of Texas?

Finally, we head to Washington.

Multiple members of Congress resign. Millions in taxpayer dollars tied to fraud. A hidden system paying out settlements with your money. And a bipartisan effort to keep it all out of public view.

Three stories. One theme:

The system says one thing. Reality shows another.

If you care about transparency, accountability and the future of Texas, this is an episode you cannot miss.

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