Frontline Facts with Luisa Deason

Education activist Kyle Sims breaks down the Sharia Law controversy, examining the cultural and political concerns surrounding the issue. He shares his perspective on assimilation, how it affects education and public policy, and why he believes it matters to families and voters today.

In this episode, Texas gubernatorial candidate Mark Goloby joins the conversation to tackle one of the most debated issues in state government: corporate welfare and fiscal responsibility.

Goloby outlines his position on government incentives, taxpayer-funded subsidies, and what he believes is the proper role of the state in supporting business growth. He explains where he draws the line between economic development and what he considers misuse of public funds, and shares how his administration would approach budgeting, spending priorities, and accountability.

The discussion also explores how fiscal discipline impacts everyday Texans — from property taxes and infrastructure to education and public safety. Goloby makes the case for what he sees as a more transparent and responsible approach to managing the state’s finances.

If you care about where your tax dollars go and how Texas balances growth with accountability, this episode delivers a clear look at one candidate’s vision for the future of the Lone Star State.

In this powerful episode, Polly Looper shares the deeply personal story that shaped her commitment to public safety. Directly impacted by criminal violence at an early age, Polly understands firsthand the lasting consequences that crime leaves on families and communities.

Now a candidate with a clear mission, she discusses how her lived experience fuels her platform and her determination to transform safety policies. From restoring accountability to strengthening protections for families, Polly outlines her vision for safer neighborhoods and stronger communities.

This is more than a campaign conversation — it’s a story of resilience, conviction, and a call to protect what matters most.