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**Houston’s Morning News w/ Shara & Jim**

NewsRadio 740 KTRH is an AM News/Talk radio station owned by iHeartMedia, Inc.. Houston’s Morning News broadcasts with 50,000 watts 24-hours a day, serves the Houston metropolitan area , and streams worldwide. KTRH debuted in April, 1922 and is the South Texas Primary entry point station for the Emergency Alert System. Be sure to listen to Houston’s Morning News from 5-8a.m. for the latest news weather and traffic information.

Latest Episodes:

Congressman Kevin Brady: The latest on Covid stimulus 4.0 Jul 23, 2020

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Elizabeth Ames: Should we believe doctors about COVID-19? Jul 23, 2020

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As 'Cancel Culture' Activism Peaks, Big Tech And Its Algorithms Quietly Fuel The Flames | 07-22-20 Jul 22, 2020

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Bob Frantz and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 07/22/2020.
As 'cancel culture' activism peaks, big tech and its algorithms quietly fuel the flames, while much of it is said to be driven by social-justice movements and momentum, social media and big tech are pushing a narrative. Joining us is Kami Huyse of Smart Social.
Coronavirus has taken illegal immigration out of the headlines – just like the left wants, and calling in is Orlando Salazar. Orlando is on the leadership team of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly, a political organization founded in 1967 for Conservative Hispanics wanting to bring their message forward while working to get Republicans elected.
Hans von Spakovsky with the Heritage Foundation joins us to talk about how the 2020 Election Will Be the Most Litigated in U.S. History.

Hans von Spakovsky: I've studied how mail in voting can impact elections Jul 22, 2020

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Orlando Salazar: Trump is going to fix DACA Jul 22, 2020

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Kami Huyse: How big tech helps cancel culture Jul 22, 2020

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Looks Like Health Officials Are Playing Pretty Fast And Loose With Covid Numbers | 07-21-20 Jul 21, 2020

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Bob Frantz and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 07/21/2020.
Looks like health officials are playing pretty fast and loose with Covid numbers and the mainstream media is complicit. Joining us to talk about these interesting claims is Chuck DeVore with the Texas Public Policy Foundation in Austin.
UT-Austin prepared a list of scenarios that would lead to a shutdown this fall. One trigger: a student dying of COVID-19. Other reasons UT-Austin would close include “significant actions” by the governor or other public officials, sharply diminished hospital capacity, testing shortages on campus and unmanageable, widespread clusters of cases. Calling in is Ellie Pennybacker, College Crisis Initiative at North Carolina's Davidson College.
Real estate expert J.P. Piccinini calls in and explains why mortgage rates fell below 3% for the first time ever as the economy continues to struggle from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.