The weapons used in this attack, there are two weapons. One was a shotgun and the other is a .38 revolver. Neither of these weapons were owned or legally possessed by the shooter. It's my information that both of these weapons were…

One was a CO2 device. Another was a Molotov cocktail. And there are various other types of explosive devices that have been identified, both in a home as well as in a vehicle.

The shooter has information contained in journals on his computer and his cell phone that he said that not only did he want to commit the shooting, but he wanted to commit suicide after the shooting.

They had successfully driven Trump University out of Texas.

That's just a bunch of bunk.

I've seen too many stories about people who go around barricades only to drive into fast moving water and get swept away.

a historic amount of funding

I'm proud to report that late last night, a federal judge halted the president's executive action plan.

Texas voter ID laws should go into effect immediately because SCOTUS struck down Section 4 of VRA today.

You know, it's funny how reactive the Davis campaign is to this. It shows that he's driven a wedge and exposed the fraud that they've displayed on second amendment-based issues. And so Ted Nugent was a way to expose Wendy Davis for her…

The leading Republican candidate for governor in Texas is taking some heat for campaigning alongside musician, Ted Nugent.

The devastation is immense.

Her sworn statement was they were not going to do anything. They could not take over Texas' Air Permitting program, quote, until December 2nd, 2011, at the earliest.

This is very much an ongoing investigation.

This is very much an ongoing investigation. And, you know, for somebody who's been doing it for as long as I have, I'm hoping that everybody sort of wakes up and recognizes that these are chronic and systematic abuses.

The reason why I point that out is because it was done right before the Christmas/New Year's holiday.

That would be one umbrella, if you would.

Texas cannot support the EPA's efforts to regulate greenhouse gases and federalize the Texas air permitting system.

we write to inform you that Texas has neither the authority nor the intention of usurping, ignoring, or amending each clause in order to compel the permitting of greenhouse gas emissions.

The EPA effectively rewrote the Clean Air Act by unilaterally raising emission thresholds.

That's correct, sir.

What they said is if--if I could read one sentence to you from this opinion.

The jurisdictional component of your questions would be correct...

What is absurd is that a regulatory agency can come in and have unelected bureaucrats rewrite a law that the United States Congress wrote.

The EPA has ignored the plain language of the Clean Air Act, violated notice and comment requirements.