Welcome to Breitbart News Daily. We have a power hour for you.

We're going to get right to Ken Paxton, the Attorney

General of Texas. We have lots to debrief about what was and what this means for the Republican

Party, not just in Texas, but for the conservative movement nationwide. Why would the Republicans

in Texas go after a truly MAGA Republican doing awesome stuff?

What's going on there?

Ken Paxton explains.

Here it is.

Thank you. Go right to Ken Paxton. He is the duly elected, freshly impeached, and now newly acquitted.

Attorney General of Texas back on the job. Mr. Paxton, how are you, sir?

Hey, you know, it can be better. It's great to be back. It's great to have gotten through that process, which was obviously a process that I don't think ever has occurred in the United States where there was no process.

It just happened secretly, no transparency, didn't let the public know what was going on.

And hopefully there'll never be another impeachment like that in our country.

Well, and that's why we're glad you won.

And thank you for taking time to talk to the Breitbart audience about what that happened here.

I have to admit though, sir, as we begin, when I first heard that you were impeached by Republicans in a red state like Texas,

I thought, wow, must be pretty bad for Republicans to impeach a fellow Republican like this.

And it wasn't until I read more, just more research that I found out how flimsy it all was.

And then I got a nice reminder on human nature and inner party battles.

And the Republicans in Texas are not as united as I think the rest of

the country would have hoped you are. Can you give us a quick recap on or quick insight into

Texas House culture? What is going on in the Texas House? Hey, look, I was there for 10 years.

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