Tray Harris is our guest. He is the developer of Colony Ridge.

One of the great shortcomings of live radio, especially we've been out this for two hours, is that we don't fact check people in real time.

That's for you to do on your own credibility and all those things.

My credibility, as well as every guest, is up to the audience.

I don't tell you how to think.

That's not my job.

Many of you are upset that I have done an insufficient job of assaulting the guest.

That's an insult to your intelligence.

You can figure, you can come to your own conclusion.

And that's the way I look at this particular thing.

When I do an interview, otherwise I would give my opinion.

Trey, you had said earlier, and I found it surprising, that Cleveland ISD was 60% Hispanic before y'all started this.

Somebody sent me the TAPS demographic update. And in 2012, it was 44%. Does that surprise you?

So it does surprise me. That's not what I was, that's not the demographic that I understood. And so that may be true and maybe the demographic information that I received was wrong,

but that's not in line with what I was told.

Trey, one of the things, and what I've tried to do is bundle questions into categories.

One of the things that has come up a lot, and you have viewed this as an opportunity to put things to rest. One of the things that has come up a lot, and you have viewed this as an opportunity to put things to rest.

One of the things that has come up a lot is this sort of insider dealing, that people are looking the other way.

We talked earlier about the sheriff, Bobby Rader, and his thoughts and why a sheriff would say the crime is bad because they want to get more a higher budget to hire more deputies. So they have a conflict of interest or an incentive. Whatever somebody might think.

One of the things that has come up a lot from people who are involved in different areas

is the involvement of Lewis Bergman, the county engineer who has approved this and a county engineer who provided an affidavit in your

lawsuit and basically made this seem like the greatest development ever. I mean, this is a

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