Trey Harris, the developer of Colony Ridge, is our guest.

A number of emails asking how this conversation came about.

I was contacted by Art Ruscon, who I knew from the TV world of many years.

We're not personal friends, but I watched him on television.

I sent back a note that I appreciated his tone.

We've hit Colony Ridge pretty hard over the last few months, and the fact that rather

than email that we're idiots and yelling at us, that they were reaching out in a rather nice

tone, that yes, I would be more than happy to have a conversation with him.

Trey, why doesn't your brother ever have to take these shots?

Why do you do it all?

Oh, hey, I love it.

And so I know you're beating up on me, but I appreciate you beating up on me because

it gives me an opportunity to tell the world what we really do as opposed to the

lives of it out there in everyone's face that get organically circulated through the media.

And I'm not, hey, I get it.

We are, there are a very large percentage of people in Liberty County that are, that are, that are, that are, are not Latino and we're changing that

demographic and and some people aren't happy about it but hey I enjoy and I appreciate

people like you that are willing to ask the hard questions and give me an opportunity to answer.

Changing the demographic is a big issue that has come up to use your line.

Let's talk about the school district because I think that's really where the public focus on how big this thing is and the long-term impact was when Cleveland ISD announced that they had

doubled their student numbers.

And I'm going to go through based on conversations I had.

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