Dallas voters are being asked to approve a $443 million bond proposal that will cost an estimated $629 million to repay. But the bigger question may not be about the money. It's about TRUST.Will the bond fund much-needed police training and public safety facilities? Or does the language give City Hall too much freedom to spend the money? And what does all of this mean for the future of Dallas' iconic City Hall?This Thursday on How I See It, I'm joined by Cydney Walker, host of the Coffee & Politics Podcast and Dallas community activist, for a conversation about the controversial bond proposal, the growing bipartisan opposition, and the questions Dallas voters deserve to have answered.$443 million. $629 million to repay. One big question: Do you trust City Hall?

What does moral leadership look like in Texas today, and who is willing to be held accountable?This week on The Story Behind the Stories, we're talking about James Talarico's CNN Town Hall, Ken Paxton's refusal to debate, and Robert Jeffress's response to public execution.What do these very different stories tell us about political accountability, the role of faith in public life, and the kind of leadership Texans are being offered?Plus, we'll look at the other major Texas stories making headlines this week.