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Charlie speaks to students about why Texas must rediscover the toughness and independence that once defined the Lone Star State. He dives into Texas history, the pride students should take in being the heirs of Davy Crockett and Buck Travis, and why the state should take border security into its own hands if Washington won’t. Charlie closes with a paean to home ownership and warning against America becoming a nation of renters.

The Thoughtcrime team reassembles to figure out why the Lindsay Clancy lunacy has reached such a fever pitch since the last episode. Can America survive this titanic battle of the sexes? Can America’s toddlers survive fifth-wave feminism?

The debate over $20 burritos has caused renewed focus on one of Charlie’s last events: An appearance at a Texas roofers’ convention in which dozens of Republican small business owners admit to Charlie that all of them are felons relying on illegal labor. In a remarkable Q&A, Charlie challenges America’s business owners to give deportations a shot, and explains what America has lost with the decline of the summer job and blue collar labor for young people.

Tyler Robinson’s defense briefs have focused entirely on attacking the death penalty, rather than demonstrating his innocence. Andrea Burkhart explains whether this is just temporary or a sign his attorneys know he is guilty. Evita Duffy-Alfonso discusses her dad’s Great American Road Trip “controversy.” Steve Deace and Savanah Hernandez join for the AMA, which answers questions about Charlie’s feelings on the death penalty, Trump’s EO on birth tourism, and more.