It's that time.

Time, time, time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Verishow is on the air.

I'm kind of copy of Sheila Jackson Lee's campaign finance reform, because I think it would be fun to see who is contributing to her.

Oh, here we go.

Here we go.

Okay, it's not as easy as one might like to, as one might like, but we'll go through that just a moment.

Because when you like to know who, like, there's somebody that's thinking to themselves.

You know, what used to need is Sheila Jackson Lee to be the mayor.

Now, what you'll find is a number of people who think that they might personally benefit from it.

I think that's what you, nobody would say.

You know, really, I love Houston.

And what I think would be best is if Sheila Jackson Lee was the mayor, because I really think she would do a great job.

She strikes me as the kind of person who would really do a great job as mayor.

So on July 17th, what is that? What are we at today?

So two days ago, Amber Moston, who is the campaign finance chair sends a letter to the city secretary and says, please note, the below donors will receive refunds for their excessive contributions.

Elizabeth Guzman, Muhammad Khan, Abigail Wynn, DeAndre Sam, Don Wang, Border Health Pack, C&W International Fabricators.

Additionally, please note that the below donors will receive full refunds, Carla Lane, Deborah Suchiyama Baker, Ernest Woatring, and Frank Mabachu, Harry Johnson, Karen Gray, Lance Gilliam.

If you look up Lance Gilliam's name, Lance Gilliam is involved in a lot of city of Houston real estate deals that are affordable housing, that are all these deals that where you see properties that are being sold kind of in this sort of shady out of the way fashion.

And people always bring up how is Lance Gilliam on every committee the city has to decide what assets are going to be sold into whom.

You got Rodney Ellis's wife that's on that committee. I mean, what could possibly be the conflict, right?

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