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In this episode of the Texas News Podcast, we’re joined by Jason Fry, 5th generation Texan, knifemaker, and author of National Divorce: A Plan for Peace. Jason talks with host Daniel Miller about his journey from the world of bladesmithing to writing a groundbreaking book that links modern secessionist movements with the growing “National Divorce” rhetoric. Together, they discuss Texas independence, the escalating national divide, and how peaceful solutions like secession can prevent unnecessary conflict. With two sons in the military, Jason brings a unique perspective on the urgency of addressing these issues before political tensions spiral out of control. If you’re curious about how secession could bring about peace, or want to learn more about the Texas Nationalist Movement’s vision for an independent Texas, this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode of the Texas News Podcast, we tackle a major question: What happens to Texas electoral votes after we leave the Union? As Texas inches closer to independence, understanding the Electoral College’s role and how TEXIT would impact U.S. elections is crucial. Join Daniel Miller as he breaks down the electoral shift and debunks the myths about how TEXIT would "disrupt" the political system.

Welcome back to a new episode of Texas News! Today we start by discussing the concept of “The Tipping Point.” What is it? How does it relate to TEXIT? With polling data showing support for TEXIT above 50%, I explain why it doesn’t tell the whole story and what the importance of the “unshakeable belief” is. The unshakeable belief manifests in four key ways that I explain in depth: persistence, resilience, commitment to action, and a willingness to sacrifice. We discuss how you can assess the unshakeable belief in TEXIT within yourself. I also ask you some reflective questions to help you think about your personal commitment. Let’s work together to hit that tipping point and make TEXIT a reality, not just a dream.

Welcome back to the Texas News Podcast! Today, we discuss why Canada seems to be suggesting there will be a 21st-century civil war in the United States and how this impacts TEXIT. Policy Horizons Canada, a think tank, released a report suggesting there may be an American Civil War in the next few years, citing “domestic unrest” and systemic problems in the democratic process. This is not something to take lightly – this is a government institution that directs policy. It’s not hard to see why other countries are beginning to recognize the potential for domestic unrest in the U.S. We saw widespread riots and unrest just a few summers ago. We see what’s happening with Venezuela’s elections, the response to the Bush/Gore election, and more, which show that this isn’t an absurd reach. Could Canada and their think tanks be wrong? Of course. But there’s also a chance this is tomorrow’s news today. Other countries are preparing, and TEXIT is part of the solution.