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Episodes (8)

S001 E014 - #TXLEGE 88 (3) Recap

In this episode of the Seeing Red podcast, hosts Andi Turner and Garrett Fulce discuss the outcomes of the third special session, including the passing of a vaccine mandate ban and increased penalties for stash houses.

They also discuss the ongoing tensions between the House and the Senate, with Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick blaming the House for not passing Senate bills.

The hosts also address the controversy surrounding Defend Texas Liberty and their association with Nick Fuentes and highlight the importance of calling out and addressing anti-Semitism and bigotry within the Republican Party of Texas.

The episode concludes with a discussion of the constitutional amendments and local elections in Texas.

Seeing Red

en-usNovember 08, 2023

S001 E013 - Rinaldi Should Resign

Garrett Fulce and Andi Turner discuss the latest news in Texas politics, including the controversy surrounding Texas GOP Chair Matt Rinaldi. They also touch on the recent actions of Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who redirected a $3 million campaign contribution from Defend Texas Liberty to Israeli bonds. The hosts express their support for Speaker Dade Phelan's call for Rinaldi's resignation and highlight the importance of disavowing hate and bigotry within the Republican Party.

Seeing Red

en-usOctober 25, 2023

S001 E012 - Eliminating Anti-Semitism in the GOP

Andi Turner and Garrett Fulce discuss the drama surrounding the Texas Young Republican Federation (TYRF). They highlight how the chairman of the Republican Party of Texas (RPT) endorsed a non-Texan candidate for national chair and campaigned against the Texan candidate at the Young Republican National Federation (YRNF) convention.

This led TYRF to disaffiliate from the RPT.

The hosts also discuss the controversial meeting between Defend Texas Liberty (DTL) strongman Jonathan Stickland and Nick Fuentes, a known anti-Semite, and bigot. Garrett and Andi criticize and condemn the decision of DTL to associate with such individuals and call for the return of donations received from DTL

In addition, the hosts provide an update on the Education Savings Account (ESA) bill in the Texas special session. They explain that the current version of the bill includes provisions that would provide additional funding to school districts for students who are homeschooled or attend private schools. They discuss the potential impact of these provisions and highlight the ongoing negotiations between the House, Senate, and governor.

Seeing Red

en-usOctober 18, 2023

S001 E010 - Texas GOP Civil War p.2

"Who needs Soros when you got Tim Dunn spending millions of dollars to eviscerate Republicans up and down the ballot."

The Office of the Attorney General is facing a renewed trial after the Supreme Court of Texas ruled that the settlement agreement in the Whistleblower lawsuit should be set aside absent legislative funding. The trial is expected to begin soon, and Paxton's defense will likely try to get it dismissed on other grounds. Meanwhile, the Republican primary in Texas is set for March, and there is growing tension within the party. Activists and operatives are agitated, while voters remain largely unaware of the ongoing political battles. The next few months leading up to the primary will be crucial for Republicans to present a cohesive message and gain support from voters.

In this episode, Andi argues for peace between the warring GOP factions while Garrett implores the Republicans who voted to impeach Paxton to start fighting back.

Seeing Red

en-usOctober 04, 2023

S001 E008 - GOP Civil War

Andi and Garrett discuss the recent impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. They express their thoughts on the trial and the outcome, acknowledging that while they may have voted differently if they were senators, they respect the decision made by the Senate Republicans. They also discuss the need for unity within the Republican Party and the potential consequences of division. They emphasize the importance of moving forward and focusing on winning seats in upcoming elections.

Check out Garrett's op-ed in Houston Chronicle here: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/opinion/outlook/article/ken-paxton-republican-civil-war-18343677.php

Seeing Red

en-usSeptember 20, 2023

S001 E007 - Paxton Impeachment Trial Update

Andi and Garrett discuss the ongoing Ken Paxton impeachment trial in Texas. They share their observations from the trial, including the strategies used by Paxton's defense team and the House managers. They also discuss the impact of the trial on Paxton's reputation and the potential consequences of his alleged actions. Additionally, they criticize Matt Rinaldi, the Texas GOP chair, for taking sides in the trial and not representing all Republicans.

Seeing Red

en-usSeptember 13, 2023

96: This Buds for You

Bud Lite goes all-in on their new marketing campaign to get away from the "frat boy" typecast..... and brings about a trans TikTok influencer?? Trump is indicted on 34 charges but will anything come of it? Saudi Arabia spearheads OPECS announcement to reduce oil production by over a million barrels per day beginning May 1st.

enApril 14, 2023

Carlos Dávila Rinaldi

7 DE MARZO DE 2016: La niñez de Carlos Dávila Rinaldi transcurre entre Japón, Estados Unidos, Filipinas y Puerto Rico como resultado de la profesión de su padre, capitán de las fuerzas armadas de los Estados Unidos. Su primer acercamiento a las artes fue en Japón ya que era parte del currículo escolar.Continúa tomando cursos de pintura al óleo en la base americana cuando se mudan a Kansas en los Estados Unidos. Cuando su familia regresa a Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, lo inscriben en un curso sabatino en la Liga de San Juan y toma la decisión de convertirse en un artista visual. Cursó sus años preparatorios en Robinson School cuando su familia se muda a San Juan. Vivir en Condado le dio la oportunidad de descubrir nuevamente a Puerto Rico luego de residir en bases militares durante su infancia y adolescencia. Futbol es su segunda pasión, el deporte el que le permite obtener una beca en el estado de Indiana para realizar sus estudios sub graduados. Su práctica universitaria la realiza en Nueva York donde trabajó como asistente de Louis Liberman y Robert Stockhouse, lo que le permitió desarrollarse y cuando confirmó su camino dentro de la producción plástica.

Además, Carlos habla sobre su proceso creativo y su producción plástica, sin dejar de comentarnos acerca de su segunda pasión en las artes visuales, el diseño gráfico que es su carrera paralela. Conoce más a Carlos Dávila Rinaldi en esta edición de Retrato Personal.