Puerto Rico Independence Executive Order: Self-Determination & Texas Independence Lessons
PRexit author Javier Hernandez on Puerto Rico's long independence struggle, a draft executive order that could grant sovereignty, and the lessons for Texas.

The Texas First Podcast, hosted by Daniel Miller: interviews and deep dives on Texas politics and self-government. Guests include Texas lawmakers and party leaders. Formerly the Texas News Podcast.
56 episodes
PRexit author Javier Hernandez on Puerto Rico's long independence struggle, a draft executive order that could grant sovereignty, and the lessons for Texas.
Recorded the day after Texas Independence Day, a reading of William Barrett Travis's letter from the Alamo and what his call still demands of Texans today.
CalExit's Marcus Ruiz Evans on California's drive for independence, the common ground with TEXIT, and getting an independence measure onto the ballot.
Attorney Tony McDonald on how the Texas Ethics Commission quietly polices political speech, from grassroots activists to RPT Chairman Abraham George.
Blockchain expert Matt Frazier on cryptocurrency, decentralized finance, and how these tools could underwrite a self-governing Texas.
Jason Fry, the bladesmith who wrote as Noah Smithwick for The Texian Partisan, on his book National Divorce and the case for a peaceful, ballot-driven split.
What happens to Texas's 40 electoral votes after TEXIT? Daniel Miller breaks down the Electoral College and debunks the myths about leaving the Union.
Polling puts TEXIT support above 50%, but Daniel Miller explains why numbers alone won't win it, and the unshakable belief that reaches the tipping point.
A Canadian government think tank is forecasting American civil unrest. Daniel Miller examines the Policy Horizons report and what it signals for TEXIT.
Daniel Miller made the TEXIT case on Dr. Phil Primetime. He walks through what got edited out, the panel dynamics, and Dr. Phil's 'reckless' jab.
Daniel Miller takes the A24 film Civil War seriously as a thought experiment: how a fractured union might come apart, and what it means for the TEXIT case.
Texas isn't the only state eyeing the exit. Daniel Miller breaks down two polls on state independence and which states are most likely to leave the Union.