Myles McCormick, a Houston correspondent for the Financial Times, and Mike Madrid, a savvy Republican political strategist, delve into the shifting loyalties of Latino voters. They analyze the decline in Democratic support and the rising discontent among younger U.S.-born Latinos who prioritize economic issues over ethnic identities. The discussion also touches on the implications of this trend for the upcoming elections and the challenges both parties face in engaging this diverse electorate.

Trump and Biden's immigration duel at the US-Mexico border, impact of surge in crossings, differing perspectives on policies, Biden's German Shepherd incident, and analysis of political maneuvering in Congress

Myles McCormick, the Financial Times' Houston correspondent, dives into why numerous companies have migrated to Texas, drawn by low taxes and regulatory freedom. He discusses the impact of this influx, spotlighting giants like Tesla and HP. However, Myles warns of rising costs and infrastructure challenges that threaten this allure. The conversation also touches on how Texas’s conservative politics clash with corporate interests, raising questions about the long-term sustainability of its business-friendly image.