The Luke Macias Show

Today we look back on the five years in which the grassroots have really focused on closing our primaries—and how much the last three weeks have accelerated its passage.

The SBOE is putting the Bible—which is the foundational text of Western civilization—back into our education standards. Today, we also take some time to discuss the overarching immigration problem Texas must address.

While polling continues to show an improved ballot position for Ken Paxton, a very small group of Cornyn’s followers—and the senator himself—still don’t want to oppose Talarico, opting instead to continue criticizing Paxton.

James Talarico keeps trying to run from his record, Dick Weekley is looking at getting into the Texas media business, and the Texas GOP Convention concluded. 

Today, I breakdown why I’m confidently voting for the George Hopper ticket next week at the Texas GOP Convention.

Today we overview the results of last night’s runoff election, including some local elections that really mattered that might not have been on your radar.

Trump sent quite a few messages to Texans this week, and today we dissect them.

We look at everything that has led up to the very strange decision for Sands casinos to become the largest donor to a Railroad Commission incumbent. This emergency midweek episode is one you should listen to before you vote.

We are enduring a very prolonged corruption battle with the Texas Lottery, and today we break down the most recent indictment that was quietly dropped by a Soros DA. We also have a Texas football star embroiled in a sports‑betting scandal and a university paying Mike Pence $150,000 plus a jet to give a speech.

Today we cover how Jared Patterson is continuing his war against the grassroots, how a Muslim Texas university is offering a STEM degree with mandatory Islamic studies, and how a gay flag football commissioner is trying to influence the Washington County Judge race. 

Today we cover casino-funded political revenge, Jim Wright’s issue with those opposing Islamification, and how more kids are checking out books from the library as a result of the cell phone ban in public schools.

We are at war with the left. They are serious about winning, and we need to take things up a notch.

Today we discuss one of the most impactful, but less known voices in Texas. We also discuss the conservative actions taken by the Texas Department of Licensing and the recent punishment voted for Democrats.

Brandon Gill is pushing back, and national conservatives are all denouncing the bill, which grants Democrats a massive political win by handing out amnesty for illegals. Congresswoman De La Cruz has betrayed Republicans.

Governor Abbott says casinos are dead, Lt. Governor Patrick urges the legislature to study the unethical practices of surrogacy, and Wes Virdell calls out his colleagues over their priorities.

Multiple reports have emerged following a closed-door meeting between Trump administration officials and Texas lawmakers. The details are encouraging for Texas—and embarrassing for Jared Patterson.

This week we talk about a Muslim mayor following in the footsteps of Jared Patterson by recognizing Ramadan as a holy month. Conservatives have notched 2 more victories before the runoff even gets into full swing, and Talarico is running a meat-free campaign.

Today, we sit down with Brent Money, the founder of the Sharia Free Texas Caucus in the legislature. We discuss the growing threat of Islam and how this caucus came about. We also talk about the issues they hope to address next session.

Today, I sit down with Lt. Governor Dan Patrick to discuss important policy issues that need to be addressed next session and the importance of Texas Republicans taking November very seriously.

Today, I want to give you a brief overview of just how many victories conservative grassroots Texans enjoyed last night.

Several new things have come to light in the final weeks of a very important primary. What can you do in the final stretch? We talk about that today.

Tony Gonzales is caught up in a scandal, Carl Tepper tries to defend his vote against banning the social transitioning of children, and the attack against Huffines falls flat.

Today, I breakdown tried and true tactics to massively replicate your vote this primary.

Representatives Ken King and Carl Tepper are making some bold claims, and today, we look at the facts to discern who is being honest and who is trying to mislead Texans

Today, we’re covering the special election in Tarrant County and a couple of random election occurrences across Texas.