It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Vary Show is on the air. I'm looking at a guy, so looking in the microwave, I got a free day beard. I don't plan to

shave and it's a good thing, but I just got to say I'm doing all right.

Well look I make my simple homemade suit.

I'm feeling pretty good and that's the truth. It's neither drink

the drug induced, no I'm just doing all right. It's a great day to be alive.

I know the sun's still shining when I close my eyes.

It's a hard time in the neighborhood, but why can't every day be just as good?

Well we have updates on the flooding updates on the HPD scandal

dismissing rape cases for quite some time, hundreds of thousands of them.

Flooding news, HPD news, and more. But first there were uniform elections this weekend.

In the Democrat primary to replace John Whitmire. Remember Whitmire stepped down as the

senator where he had been for over 50 years, leaving his seat open. That seat is sort of west of Houston,

but the seat itself is still leans, well arguably more than

leans Democrat. So the two candidates to replace in that Democrat primary were Jarvis Johnson with whom I served on city council.

Jarvis is a black, relatively young. I guess he's younger than me, so he's probably by now, early 40s, very affable guy. I don't think we vote for the same presidential candidate, but if you

were going to have a Democrat, you'd much rather have Jarvis than Lizzie Fletcher or Sheila Jackson Lee.

Jarvis was up against a,

an avowed Marxist by the name of Molly Cook. I don't know if she's technically avowed, but she's a Marxist.

Out and out Marxist. So you've got the white Marxist against the black Democrat elected official in that seat

which is very important a Texas Senate with only 31 members. There's a lot of power and if you're one of the few

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