Texas AG Ken Paxton details his important win in Federal Court for protecting the state’s border

John Solomon Reports

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on his two huge wins in federal court this week pushing back against Big Tech and border security. Discussing his $1.4 billion settlement with Meta over its unauthorized biometric data capture sends a big message to other technology companies. “You have to hit [Big Tech] with a lot of money fines or it doesn’t matter to them. They just figure it’s the cost of doing business.” And details why the use of large buoys across the Rio Grande “is a more efficient, less costly way of protecting the border.” Additional interviews with New York Congresswoman Claudia Tenney denouncing the Department of Defense’s plea deal reached with three defendants related to the September 11, 2021 terrorist attacks shows the weakness of the Biden-Harris administration, and Arizona congressional candidate Abe Hamadeh over his win this week in the primary and why Republicans must stay motivated through November.

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