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TribCast: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues to undo the presidential election results

In this week's episode, Matthew talks to Emma, Cassi and Mitchell about Texas' lawsuit against swing states that went for Joe Biden, the upcoming legislative session and the future of gambling in Texas.

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Attorney General Ken Paxton walked across the Supreme Court plaza to hold a press conference in 2016.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton walks across the Supreme Court plaza to hold a press conference in 2016. Credit: REUTERS/Bill Clark

In this week's episode, Matthew talks to Emma, Cassi and Mitchell about Texas' lawsuit against swing states that went for Joe Biden, the upcoming legislative session and the future of gambling in Texas.

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