I told you that the Tucker Carlson video had over 20 million views last night, which

is true. But that doesn't tell half the story. Literally. It ended it well over 20

million last night. This morning, Jim Mudd had sent me an email to say, it's now

at 40 million, but I hadn't seen that when I told you that. And from the time we

went on the air, or when he sent it, which was in the seven o'clock hour, until 20 minutes

ago, it went from 40 million to 47.7 million. This thing has only begun because a lot of

people don't go digital at night. They get into the office and go, all right, let me close

my door and not do any work and fiddle. What's in the news? Speaking of what's in the news,

the left, every legislative session comes forward with ways to release criminals. The

good time credit bill, it would change when Texas inmates are eligible for parole. Andy

Khan is a director of victim services and advocacy for crime stoppers of Houston. Welcome

to the program, Andy. Welcome back. Hey, great to be here, Michael. Good to see you again.

So this bill would let bad guys that go to prison in Texas, but know how to game the

system. It would mean they wouldn't serve, they would serve even less of their term.

So basically, here's how it works, Michael. We have good time, our time credits for nonviolent

offenders that can be used to speed up the parole process. Violent offenders have to

serve a minimum of half of their sentence, no good time, no breathing free air, any of

that good stuff before their eligible for parole. The great way of explaining this to everybody

is let's take what happened in Paul Castro's case. Personate murdered Paul Castro's son,

David, and what became known as the Astros road rage murder was sentenced to 30 years

in a deal that was agreed upon by all parties. Under current law, the offender must serve

15 calendar years before he can say hello to a parole board. If this bill were to pass,

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