Sean Noble and Chris Clements are back for another episode of Light Beer Dark Money, covering a mix of politics, policy, culture, and a few personal stories from the week.

They start with Texas politics and a look at James Talarico, whose repeated campaign story raises questions about authenticity, faith, and how Democrats are trying to appeal to more conservative voters. Sean and Chris also discuss Ken Paxton, the Texas Senate race, and how voters may weigh personal baggage against policy and party control.

From there, they react to Bernie Sanders’ proposal for the public to take a 50% stake in AI companies. The conversation turns to free enterprise, innovation, and why government ownership of emerging technology would be a dangerous mistake.

They also discuss Jill Biden’s new book tour and the ongoing fallout from questions about Joe Biden’s health and who was really making decisions during his presidency. Later, Sean and Chris react to Marco Rubio’s Senate hearing exchanges on Iran sanctions, national security, and political grandstanding.

The episode wraps with a California election preview, Sean’s reflections from a Hyrox race in New York, and a pop culture discussion after seeing Six on Broadway during Dylan Mulvaney’s final performance.

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