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Prof. Jeff Sachs with Glenn Diesen, tells us how close we are to WWIII. We wish everyone safety and an end to this now.

We hope to see you tomorrow night for two back-to-back sessions: 7:30 to 8:15 pm, Independent candidate petitions, and 8:15 to 9 pm, Developing the independent voter association, LIV.

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A dear friend of ours, and her amazing daughter, are unable to get back to the U.S. from Israel. They're not the only ones, due to the grossly negligent military action of this administration.

This is not the last time we will hear about the push for Congress to get its -- for now, FAILED -- act together!

This Breaking Points segment, Friday, 2/6/26 is with U.S. Rep. Rho Khanna on the failed War Powers Resolution, co-sponsored by Rep, Thomas Massie. In the US Senate it FAILED, 53 to 47. And, FAILED in the U.S. House 219 to 212.

This is not the last we will hear about this as the Administration is on the run -- and they need to be before we could wind up fully involved in WWIII.

Larry C. Johnson, former CIA Officer, uses logic about the leaked classified material.

Larry Johnson analyzes this report in the Washington Post about leaked information signaling that already there's a game going on inside the Administration called, "Don't blame me. I warned you not to do it." It's a hot mess, alright, and the blame game is just another game.

Dr. Ron Paul, Liberty Report, 2/7/26

We would be remiss without referencing the consistently great coverage by former Congressman Ron Paul at Liberty Report -- watched by thousands of libertarian-oriented voters, some of whom are a big base within the Texas GOP. Paul tells is like it is and it (and he) never gets old!

Oh, and did you hear the one about the letter to President Trump from billionaire businessman, Al Habtoor of the United Arab Emirates, calling him to task for drawing the region into confrontation with Iran?

Some independents voted in the very lively Texas primary on Tuesday.

This is a big election year. Congratulations to independent media and independent voters for playing a more important role! And, though LIV does not exist to support candidates or parties, we exist to organize and educate voters who are on the move. That's the independents! Congratulations to the Democrats who took their party nominations: James Talarico for U.S. Senate, Caitlin Rourk for Congressional District 10, and Dr. Mary Elizabeth Klenz who took the House District 17 (Bastrop, Burleson, Caldwell, Lee and Milam counties).

On the Republican side, we knew Rep. Cody Harris would win his reelection, and he did. We were very disappointed to see Hawk Dunlap not in the runoff for Railroad Commission -- though we know he has a big future ahead of him.

We will have lots more to say about what happened in the Republican primary for Congressional District 10, with Chris Gober, taking a 9-candidate primary with 51.25 percent. More soon!