After the Convention: The Independence Planks Hold and the Data Center Fight Heats Up
Daniel Miller returns from the Republican Party of Texas state convention with a two-week backlog of news, starting with the headline result for the movement.

Daniel Miller's live weekly show on Thursday nights. He takes viewer questions and walks through the week's news on Texas independence.
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Daniel Miller returns from the Republican Party of Texas state convention with a two-week backlog of news, starting with the headline result for the movement.
Daniel Miller opened this week back at the desk after a forced break (a hardware failure killed the previous Thursday) and spent the hour answering questions that ran from the practical to...
This week on Late Night Coffee Talk, Daniel Miller opened the books on what actually happens the day after Texas votes to leave.
Daniel Miller spent this Late Night Coffee Talk working under a hard deadline on what he would only describe as a project of great import for the Texian app, so he kept...
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk with news that had sat in plain sight for a year while almost no one reported it.
Back behind the microphone after weeks out sick, Daniel Miller opened a backlog of viewer questions and spent the bulk of the night relitigating how the Republican Party of Texas killed the...
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk by connecting two threads from the week.
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk fresh off the road from Montgomery, Alabama, where he spoke at the Abbeville Institute’s conference on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk on a victory lap for the new Texian app, the movement’s own do-it-all platform that now hosts the livestream, the county organizing portal, courseware...
Daniel Miller came back from a two week bout with the flu to launch what he calls the single greatest tool the movement has ever had.
It was more talk than coffee this time.
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk on the theme that has dominated the start of 2026: the worldwide drift toward decentralization.