Danger in Delay: What’s Coming for TEXIT in 2026
The first Late Night Coffee Talk of 2026 was a planning session as much as a Q&A. Daniel Miller spent the night laying out why this year is about one thing for...
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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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The Last Coffee Talk of 2025: A B-Plus Year and the Backyards That Decide Everything
For the final Late Night Coffee Talk of 2025, Daniel Miller graded the year honestly.
Off the Platforms: TNM Goes Live on Its Own Network, and What That Buys the Fight
This week’s Late Night Coffee Talk doubled as a launch.
Torches and Pitchforks: Cornyn’s Collapse, Patrick’s Newborn Bailout, and the Redistricting Shell Game
Daniel Miller opened a leaner-than-usual coffee talk by clearing his book backlog. The Texas v.
Two Sets of Law, One Sovereignty: Sharia Courts, Federal Preemption, and 20 Years of the TNM
Daniel Miller marked the Texas Nationalist Movement’s 20th anniversary on this Late Night Coffee Talk, recorded the week of November 17, the day the organization was founded back in 2005.
Vindicated Again: A Socialist New York, a Surveillance Bill in Austin, and the Path That Hasn’t Changed
Daniel Miller opened this week’s Late Night Coffee Talk with a hard look at the ballot box. Every one of the proposed constitutional amendments cleared on Tuesday, which surprised almost no one.
One Phone Call From 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: How the SRC Caved on Rule 44
Daniel Miller spent the heart of this Late Night Coffee Talk on the story his audience had been waiting a week to hear him address.
The Treaty Myth, a Closed-Primary Power Grab, and a Fort Sumter Replay Out West
Daniel Miller ran this Late Night Coffee Talk from the podcast studio for the first time, troubleshooting a balky camera live on air while the questions piled up.
Come and Take It, 190 Years On: A Shut-Down Leviathan, Foreign Money in Texas Elections, and a Will Held Against Itself
Daniel Miller marked the 190th anniversary of the Battle of Gonzales by reminding viewers what “come and take it” was meant to be.
Come and Take It, Twenty Years On: The Establishment War, the Mission, and Who a Congressman Really Serves
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk running on fumes after an all-night migration of the TNM web properties to new servers, but the week gave him plenty to work with.
Threats, Water, and the Pledge: A Hostile Climate and the Fight to Win Texas Independence
Daniel Miller opened this Late Night Coffee Talk with a guest driveby.
Danger in Delay: A Political Assassination and the Case for Letting Texas Go
Daniel Miller threw out his usual format for this one.
