How many millions you might still pay the Paxton whistleblowers: “$3.3 can turn into $9.3” Y'all-itics: September 28th, 2023
Even though Attorney General Ken Paxton was acquitted by the Texas Senate, taxpayers could still be on the hook for a settlement agreement Paxton himself approved. And if the case makes it to trial, the $3.3 Million settlement could double or even triple. In this episode of Y’all-itics, whistleblower Mark Penley and his attorney Don Tittle explain to the Jasons why they’re confident they could win… in a real court. And Penley describes how he felt while listening to the impeachment votes and answers the difficult question of whether he’s still a rock-ribbed Republican. Guests Mark Penley, Paxton whistleblower Don Tittle, Penley’s attorney Location Manhattan Project Beer Co. 2215 Sulphur St, Dallas, TX 75208
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Show Notes
Even though Attorney General Ken Paxton was acquitted by the Texas Senate, taxpayers could still be on the hook for a settlement agreement Paxton himself approved. And if the case makes it to trial, the $3.3 Million settlement could double or even triple. In this episode of Y’all-itics, whistleblower Mark Penley and his attorney Don Tittle explain to the Jasons why they’re confident they could win… in a real court. And Penley describes how he felt while listening to the impeachment votes and answers the difficult question of whether he’s still a rock-ribbed Republican.
Guests
Mark Penley, Paxton whistleblower
Don Tittle, Penley’s attorney
Location
Manhattan Project Beer Co.
2215 Sulphur St, Dallas, TX 75208