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Texas politicians are leading a push to kill the separation of church and state. Robert Downen is a senior writer for Texas Monthly who reported recently about how the movement, led by Lt Governor Dan Patrick, is gaining steam nationwide, and he joins us to talk about it. Plus, a Waxahachie couple has made a name for themselves with their collection of what they call "odd-ball things." Bruce and Julie Webb have operated the Webb Gallery in Waxahachie since 1994. Our video team paid a visit to their space for an episode of KERA's Arts Docs series.
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