Garrett Fulce returns to “Seeing Red” after a brief hiatus, discussing local politics with Sara McGee, a Democratic candidate for Texas House District 132. Sara shares her origin story in politics, sparked by a challenging encounter with current representative Mike Schofield, and her advocacy for issues like reproductive rights, public education, and health. The episode explores nuanced views on abortion, the implications of school choice, and Sara’s experiences with social media activism.

0:00 — Cold open
0:42 — Intro + explaining the hiatus
4:00 — McGee’s origin story
8:20 — Abortion: lived experience vs. legislative text
13:00 — Cases of miscarriage, preeclampsia, and medical liability fears
16:30 — Garrett’s rebuttal: moral hierarchy, exceptions, and conservative tensions
20:00 — Fringe bills vs. mainstream Republican thinking
23:00 — Why the abortion debate breaks political messaging
24:00 — Transition to education funding and vouchers

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In this episode of Seeing Red, Garrett Fulce sits down with Aaron Reitz, candidate for Texas Attorney General. Reitz draws on his background as a Marine Corps officer, senior attorney under Ken Paxton, and Trump-era DOJ official to outline why he believes he’s the most qualified contender for Texas’s top legal job.

They dig into:

• His time leading 46 lawsuits against the Biden administration
• His plan to go on legal offense against federal overreach and urban corruption.
• Why he sees the AG’s office as “a combat post, not a stepping-stone.”
• How military discipline and faith shape his leadership style.

It’s an insider’s look at a pivotal race in 2026 Texas politics—one that could define the next decade of conservatism.

0:00 “Legal Combat”: What It Takes to Be Texas Attorney General

5:09 From Marine Officer to Statewide Candidate

8:28 Reitz’s Vision for Texas and the Rule of Law

21:23 Crime, Corruption, and Big-City DAs

22:41 Going on Offense: The AG as Legal Warrior

28:34 Border Security, Election Integrity, and Federal Overreach

34:51 Leaving DOJ and Returning to Texas

41:28 Leading 4,000 Employees and 700 Attorneys

53:23 Child-Support Enforcement and Everyday Justice

1:02:09 Recruiting Conservative Legal Talent

1:04:26 Final Thoughts: “The Tip of the Spear for Liberty”

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In this episode of Seeing Red, Garrett Fulce sits down with Charlie Kolean, Texas State Director for Americans for Citizen Voting, to discuss Proposition 16, a proposed constitutional amendment that would guarantee only U.S. citizens can vote in all Texas elections. Kolean breaks down how this measure came to be, why it took three legislative sessions to reach the ballot, and what it means for Texas and the broader national movement toward citizen-only voting.

Together, Garrett and Charlie unpack the legislative mechanics, opposition talking points, and what Kolean calls “a common-sense safeguard” against the kind of local voting expansions seen in San Francisco, New York, and Washington, D.C. The discussion also digs into bipartisan coalition-building, misconceptions around voter eligibility, and the strategic effort to pass similar amendments in states like Michigan and Ohio.

This episode offers both a civics lesson and a deep dive into how Texas policy ripples across the nation.

0:00 – “One Vote, One Citizen”: What Proposition 16 Means

2:35 – Why Non-Citizen Voting Has Become a National Issue

6:31 – Legislative Process and Bipartisan Negotiations

10:12 – The Argument for Amending the Texas Constitution

13:46 – Opposition Talking Points and Public Opinion

17:30 – Comparing Texas to San Francisco and New York

22:29 – Inside the Texas Capitol: Getting Prop 16 to the Ballot

28:13 – How Bipartisanship Shaped the Final Amendment

31:34 – Voter Turnout Challenges and Off-Year Elections

39:27 – What Other States Are Doing (and Why Texas Leads)

47:52 – Future of the Movement: Michigan and Beyond

53:00 – What Prop 16 Means for Election Integrity in Texas

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Tony Ortiz, the controversial founder of Current Revolt, joins Garrett Fulce to pull back the curtain on how Texas political media really works. From breaking Capitol scandals to exposing paid influencers, Ortiz has built a reputation for publishing stories mainstream outlets won’t touch — and for being unapologetically honest about his biases.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Ortiz explains how Current Revolt began during the COVID lockdowns, why he leaned into the “trash gossip rag” label, and what it’s like to run a far-right outlet while maintaining credibility across political lines. He and Garrett dive deep into the ethics of independent journalism and how the rise of paid political content is reshaping conservative media.

The episode also explores Ortiz’s growing disillusionment with Texas politics, his take on how influencers manipulate narratives for profit, and the challenges of balancing advocacy with accuracy. Whether you love him or hate him, Tony Ortiz represents a new era in political reporting — unfiltered, unconventional, and deeply Texan.

Timestamps

0:00 – Intro: Tony Ortiz and the rise of Current Revolt
4:11 – The role of independent journalism in Texas politics
6:36 – The risks of getting stories wrong and why editors matter
10:03 – From “rhino hunting” to reporting across the spectrum
12:41 – Far-right factions, Fuentes, and the Pale Horse fallout
16:23 – Comparing Nick Fuentes and Charlie Kirk’s influence
19:25 – Paid political influencers and foreign funding
22:54 – How astroturfing and “influencer” PR reshape narratives
24:26 – Building Current Revolt’s audience organically
25:49 – Absurd Texas stories that went viral (like “Grub-Gate”)
28:55 – Immigration, jobs, and the H-1B visa debate
30:12 – Shared economic anxieties between left and right
32:41 – Mental health, religion, and cultural disillusionment
36:24 – Balancing bias, honesty, and accountability in reporting
42:15 – The cost of controversial journalism in Texas
46:59 – Faith, hypocrisy, and the Christian right
51:14 – Tony’s disillusionment with organized religion
58:16 – Expanding Current Revolt and Texas political coverage
1:01:00 – Closing thoughts and what’s next on Seeing Red

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Former Southlake Mayor John Huffman joins Garrett Fulce to talk about his campaign for Texas Senate District 9. From property tax reform to school choice, border security, and infrastructure, Huffman shares his vision for Texas—and how faith and family ground his approach to politics.

⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 – John Huffman’s Political Journey and Senate Candidacy
3:53 – From College Station to Capitol Hill
6:16 – Entrepreneur to Mayor: Small Business & Public Service
12:52 – Why Kill the Property Tax System?
18:03 – School Choice & Funding Texas Schools
28:02 – School Safety & SRO Programs
30:40 – Border Security & Immigration Policies
34:36 – Faith and Public Service
40:27 – Family Life & Campaigning
54:12 – Texas Infrastructure Challenges
58:32 – John Huffman’s Vision for SD9

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Texas Politics and Twitter Spats with Mitch Little
3:43 – Navigating Politics and Legal Expertise
10:32 – Challenges and Delays in the Legislative Session
15:34 – HB4623: Ending School Immunity in Sexual Abuse Cases
22:10 – Legislative Amendments & Procedural Battles
26:38 – School Choice Showdown
32:30 – Using TLO to Track Bills
36:40 – Greed, Bots & Campaign Pressure
40:50 – The Absurdity of Local Campaigns
48:20 – Rookie Lawmakers Outmaneuvered
54:19 – Strategy & Tactics in Session
59:11 – Replacing Briscoe’s Procedural Expertise
1:01:36 – Speaker Burroughs & House Politics
1:08:29 – Gary Frankel on A&M’s Culture War
1:12:46 – Academic Freedom & Social Media Backlash
1:16:57 – Clout Chasing at Texas A&M
1:21:49 – Brian Harrison’s Ineffectiveness
1:23:13 – Reform vs. Destruction in Culture Wars
1:26:59 – Football, Alumni, and University Politics

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Timestamps
0:00 – Welcome back & podcast update
6:54 – Controversy over Texas bill targeting illegal abortion pills (HB7)
12:45 – Pro-life legislation and court challenges in Texas
20:00 – Texas abortion laws after Roe v. Wade was overturned
24:52 – How abortion politics affect elections
28:16 – Pro-life advocacy and resources for women in Texas
(In the Extended cut)
38:07 – Coalition-building and legislative challenges
42:43 – Out-of-state abortion pill distribution & enforcement
45:39 – Why Texas laws face enforcement problems
51:14 – The legislative journey of the pro-life movement in Texas
58:10 – Winning over the undecided middle on abortion
1:03:50 – The debate over criminalizing abortion & societal impacts
1:10:09 – Closing thoughts with Dr. Joe Pojman

Episode Summary
Dr. Joe Pojman, founder of Texas Alliance for Life, joins host Garrett Fulce to discuss the evolution of the pro-life movement in Texas. They dive into recent legislative battles like HB7, the challenges of stopping abortion pill trafficking, and how pro-life advocates navigate court fights, coalition politics, and shifting public opinion. Pojman shares insights from his 37 years of activism, reflecting on landmark victories, the importance of compassionate alternatives for women, and what it will take to sustain Texas’ pro-life laws in the post-Dobbs era.

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Timestamp Summary

0:01 Staying Informed About the Texas Legislature Through Various Sources
8:00 Understanding Legislative Processes in the House and Senate
10:23 Political Drama Over House Resolutions and Constituent Honors
13:42 House School Choice Bill Faces Challenges and Potential Amendments
18:37 Dan Patrick's Political Strategy and Future Plans
21:44 Exploring Texas Property Taxes and School Finance
24:42 Engaging Austin's Community on Pro-Life Solutions and Local Issues

Garrett explores multiple news avenues to detail Texas's legislative proceedings, focusing on both traditional press corps and modern social media practices. By dissecting workflow differences between the House and Senate, Garrett highlights pending bills, like the school choice legislation. He warns about potential delays and obstacles that passionate advocates of diverse political issues might face. Moreover, Garrett forecasts prolonged discussions on pivotal topics, such as property and school finance reforms, underlining their implications for everyday Texans.

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