The Texas Values Report

Family Research Council President Tony Perkins calls out the hypocrisy of big business in opposing the Texas Privacy Act to keep men out of girls' showers, restrooms, and locker rooms.

Does a bill to protect privacy in our school showers, restrooms, and locker rooms still have a chance? Jonathan Saenz, President of Texas Values, gives us the rundown of the final full-week of the first special session of the Texas Legislature, and what lies ahead in the next few days for pro-family, pro-freedom, and pro-life legislation.

A double-header with in-studio guest John Jessup of CBN News, as he shares his take as a national reporter and anchor on the issues affecting Texas. And joining by phone is Vince Puente, a business success story sharing his view on the Texas Privacy Act and why it must pass ASAP!

Emily Horne of Texas Right to Life gives a rundown of quite a successful week on the pro-life front in both chambers of the Texas Legislature, along with Nicole Hudgens, policy Analyst for Texas Values.

It's a tale of two states as the two Jonathans (Jonathan Saenz, President of Texas Values, and Jonathan Keller, Executive Director of the California Family Council) discuss differences in how the two states approach challenging social issues -- particularly how California officials retaliated against the freelance videographer who exposed Planned Parenthood's trafficking of fetal body parts. What can be done to keep Texas on track ... and put the Golden State back on track? Find out in this LIVE episode.

This week's special guest is Kelsey Harkness, writer for The Daily Signal, who recently released a video for the Signal calling out "women's magazines" for only representing the views of certain women with a pro-abortion, liberal agenda. You won't want to miss this one!

Newly elected Republican Party of Texas Chairman James Dickey shares with Jonathan what will change in the special legislative session between the state GOP and the Texas Legislature in regard to actively promoting the party platform (which includes protecting privacy!).

Peter Sprigg, Senior Fellow for Policy Studies at the Family Research Council, talks with Jonathan Saenz about how to take a balanced approach toward the issue of transgenderism, especially when it comes to children and teenagers, and when approaching public policy. https://soundcloud.com/texasvalues/tvr-070117-peter-sprig?in=texasvalues/sets/the-texas-values-report

Jonathan Saenz goes one-on-one with Texas Sen. Lois Kolkhorst on what lies ahead in the special session of the 85th Texas Legislature.

Attorney General of Texas Ken Paxton is our special guest for this eye-opening installment of "The Texas Values Report."

JoAnn Fleming of Grassroots America/We the People Tea Party and Jonathan Saenz discuss what went in to keeping faith and freedom issues on the forefront of the 85th Texas Legislature and what conservative Christian activists should fight for in the special session beginning July 18. We're also joined by Nicole Hudgens, policy analyst for Texas Values, with a look at what's ahead in the special.

What's at stake for Texas if a special session of the Legislature is not called? Sen. Donna Campbell discusses the reasons why Gov. Greg Abbott should call a special session to protect privacy in addition to numerous other unfinished business from the 85th Texas Legislature, which ended May 29.

With hours to go until the end of the 85th Texas Legislature, Texas Values President Jonathan Saenz runs down the last-minute efforts to defend faith and family before the clock runs out Monday. He also shares about some of the victories had during the 85th and the prospect of a special session.

Coppell ISD quietly approved a boys-in-girls-restrooms "policy" which went virtually unknown by district parents ... until it was uncovered by this episode's special guest. Ron Hansen, a former candidate for Coppell ISD Board of Trustees, talks with Jonathan Saenz about why it's critical for parents to be consulted on important matters like these. In addition, Saenz reveals what can be done in the remainder of the 85th Texas Legislature to stop situations like these from occurring without parents' (and taxpayers') knowledge.