This Month @ The TNM: January 2026
Host Will Kacy on the Fourth Turning, the generational cycle theory, and what it says about the moment Texas independence is in.

Will Kacy, head of TNM’s video team, has been a member since 2012, motivated by the belief that only Texans can best govern Texas amidst growing federal dysfunction. With a background in video production dating back to U-matic tape editing and FAA Part 107 certification as a commercial drone pilot, Will brings seasoned expertise and dedication to every TNM project.
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Host Will Kacy on the Fourth Turning, the generational cycle theory, and what it says about the moment Texas independence is in.
Host Will Kacy looks north to the independence movements in Alberta and British Columbia, and the parallels to Texas.
Host Will Kacy on treaty succession, the legal principle that would shape an independent Texas's economy, borders, and security from day one.
Host Will Kacy weighs the claim that the current administration 'took back America,' granting the good news but asking whether it is the lasting reform Texas needs.
Host Will Kacy on what the 2024 election means for Texas, and why the federal problems remain no matter who sits in the White House.
Host Will Kacy closes the 'Texas can't survive' series with health care, and what a Texas system could look like free of federal complexity.
Host Will Kacy on energy: how Washington's thumb on the scale has hurt the Texas grid, and how the grid actually works.
Host Will Kacy shares former skeptic Brent Money's review of Daniel Miller's book Texit, from the Texit Blueprint seminar.
Host Will Kacy on the roads myth: the claim that Texas couldn't fund its own highways without Washington, and where the highway budget actually comes from.
Host Will Kacy plays Executive Director Nate Smith's testimony to the RPT priorities committee, where a record number of county conventions had called for a Texit referendum.
Host Will Kacy opens a series on the myth that Texas couldn't survive financially without Washington, starting with where those 'federal dollars' really come from.
Host Will Kacy on the Texas Military Department, its long history, and its role as Texas steps in where Washington falls short.