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Today’s show featured Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has launched an investigation into the Austin ISD to find out what really happened.

Paxton is “demanding documents as part of an investigation into Austin ISD for facilitating student protests against lawful immigration enforcement activities.”

“Parents expect our public schools to educate and keep their kids safe during the school day, not encourage them to attend a protest field trip designed to villainize brave law enforcement officials protecting our country,” Paxton said. “These AISD officials are trying to impose their radical political agenda on the next generation by not only allowing them to skip class to protest lawful immigration enforcement activities, but worse yet—use tax dollars to do so. My office will investigate and work to put an immediate end to any unlawful conduct by the AISD superintendent and his staff.”

“My gut feeling is that it's organized. It always is,” Paxton said. “This does not seem organic. Why would a bunch of students walk out in Austin? A very liberal district, of course, but it just seems very odd for them to do that unless it's organized."

According to Paxton, each term he has had a mission. In his first term, he wanted to stop the Obama administration's federal overreach. The second term was going after big tech, big pharma, and election integrity. In his third term, his goal was to go after Biden.

Crowder later asked about young men identifying more and more as conservative, and how illegal immigration is becoming increasingly unpopular, adding that many neighborhoods in Texas are not only unrecognizable, but look akin to third-world countries.

“We look at Europe and what happened there… and many of them lost their identities,” Paxton said. “There is nothing wrong with wanting to retain a certain value system; we are a Judeo-Christian country; that is how we were founded. There is nothing wrong with wanting to retain that identity.”

Crowder added how while Texas has been largely diverse, the increase in South Asian immigrants is a largely newer phenomenon, and how it all boils down to companies trying to replace Americans with cheaper labor.

“Young people who are going to be voting for that party, also don't want their jobs sold out to an illegal immigrant who will do that job cheaper,” Crowder said.

When asked why Texas is such a hot spot for the misuse of these Visas, Paxton clarified it is because Texas is such an appealing state to move to.

“People know there are opportunities here; they know that there is freedom here, people are voting with their feet,” Paxton said. “People are moving to red states because they have freedom and opportunity there.”