Andre Perrard

Houston

Afternoon News Anchor at KTRH-AM (Houston, TX)

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Articles

Democrats Still Fail To Realize Mass Deportations Will Improve Lives

2 days ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

Mass deportations of the millions of illegal aliens former President Biden allowed into the country are flowing at a brisk pace. The action was a pillar of President Trump's campaign, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement recently said they are ramping up to arrest even more on a daily basis. It was clearly stated in the November election that Americans have had enough of consequence free illegal immigration. These deportations put us on a path toward improving the everyday lives of Americans.
President Trump Bans Travel From 12 Countries In Wake Of Colorado Attack

3 days ago | 1190talkradio.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

Photo: SAUL LOEB / AFP / Getty ImagesJust a few days after an illegal alien firebombed a pro-Israeli rally in Colorado, President Trump has taken action, banning travel from 12 countries. The President signed the executive order on Wednesday evening, citing security risks. In a video on Truth Social, Trump said this is the result of the Colorado firebomb attack, committed by an Egyptian who overstayed his visa.
Democrats Still In 2008 As Trump Dominates Pop Culture Scene

3 days ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

Not so long ago, Democrats were the 'it' party among American politics. The party was dominant in pop culture and were rising to new levels of popularity. Barack Obama was on the rise, seen in 2008 as some pioneer to a better future. Then he committed war crimes, killed Americans in drone strikes, and robbed Americans with a massive buyout deal. Since then, it has been all downhill for the Democrats.
Conservatives Alarmed After Legislature Approves California Style Spending

4 days ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The 89th Texas Legislature wrapped up this week, and minus a huge bail reform package that was passed to Governor Greg Abbott, there was more bark than bite to the session. Not a whole lot got accomplished. The Texas House alone took a few months before even voting on legislation. It all ended with a $338 billion budget, and no real Conservative priorities addressed.
Galveston County Updates Hurricane Preparedness With Three-Day Evac Order

6 days ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The Houston area, and in particular Galveston, are no stranger to hurricanes. It is all part of living on the Gulf Coast. Hurricane Ike in 2008 and the 1900 Galveston hurricane both live in infamy for the area, and the effects of them can still be seen in present-day. Once again, hurricane season has arrived as of Sunday, and Galveston County is ready for whatever the Atlantic throws. That includes a little built-in cushion in the evacuation plans for the county.
President Trump Makes Deal With Nippon Steel, Raises Foreign Steel Tariffs

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

It was a day of winning for President Trump on Friday, as he announced a groundbreaking deal between Japanese and the United States in steel production. The President rallied in Pittsburgh on Friday evening, announcing a deal that will allow Japan-based Nippon Steel to invest in U.S. Steel. It effectively merges the two major steel producers, while keeping the company's headquarters in Pittsburgh. He said this deal will set records.
Medicaid Cuts Might End Up Saving Americans Instead Of Killing Them

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The Trump Administration has made it clear from the jump they will be cutting excessive spending wherever it is necessary. The government bureaucracy and entitlements alike have ballooned out of control and some big-time cutting is necessary. One of those areas that is the target is Medicaid benefits and knocking people off the list who do not truly need the service. The whole point of the agency is to help the most vulnerable people in America get access to medical care.
Medicaid Cuts Might End Up Saving Americans Instead Of Killing Them

1 week ago | woai.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The Trump Administration has made it clear from the jump they will be cutting excessive spending wherever it is necessary. The government bureaucracy and entitlements alike have ballooned out of control and some big-time cutting is necessary. One of those areas that is the target is Medicaid benefits and knocking people off the list who do not truly need the service. The whole point of the agency is to help the most vulnerable people in America get access to medical care.
Reining In Rogue Judge Injunctions Falls On The Supreme Court's Shoulders

1 week ago | ktrh.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The phenomenon of the nationwide injunction has only reared its ugly head in the first three months of the new Trump Administration. Out of control activist judges have issues ruling after ruling opposing virtually any action Trump tries to take. From deporting criminal illegal aliens to tariffs to even firing federal workers. It has become the final boss of the game of lawfare, and now, there is only one way it can stop.
Texas House Votes Down Bail Reform Bill That Denies Bail For Illegal Aliens

1 week ago | woai.iheart.com | Andre Perrard

The Texas House on Wednesday night, the final evening of the session, overwhelmingly voted down Senate Joint Resolution One, part of Governor Greg Abbott's bail reform package. The bill would have denied bond to illegal aliens accused of violent crimes, like murder. The final vote was 87-39 against, with four Democrats taking no stance, and marking present.