Frontline Facts with Luisa Deason

21. Stan Stanart talks about voter integrity and why he's running for public office

In this episode, former Harris County Clerk and public servant Stan Stanart discusses the growing national conversation surrounding voter integrity, election transparency, and public trust in the electoral process. Stanart shares his perspective on safeguarding elections, the importance of accountability in government, and the policies he believes are necessary to strengthen confidence in voting systems. He also explains what motivated him to step back into public service and why he believes this moment is critical for leadership, civic engagement, and protecting the future direction of the community.

20. Jacqueline Lucci Smith on Restoring Accountability and Public Trust

In this episode, Harris County Attorney candidate Jacqueline Lucci Smith shares the personal and professional experiences that inspired her campaign and explains why she believes Harris County is at a critical turning point. She discusses concerns surrounding public safety, government accountability, transparency, and the growing disconnect many residents feel with local leadership. Jacqueline outlines her vision for restoring trust in county government, protecting taxpayers, and ensuring the legal system works for everyday citizens. This conversation offers listeners an inside look at the priorities, challenges, and motivations driving one of the key races shaping the future of Harris County.

19. The Hidden Connection Between Trade, Cartels & Border Security

On this episode of Frontline Facts, host Luisa Deason sits down with trade expert, former congressional candidate, and former president of the American Society of Mexico, Larry Rubin, for an in-depth conversation about the growing importance of the Texas-Mexico relationship and why trade, border security, and national security are more connected than ever. Larry Rubin breaks down how Texas has become one of the most powerful economic forces in the world, the critical role Mexico plays in American supply chains, and why collaboration between both countries is essential for future prosperity. The conversation also dives into the dangers posed by narco-terrorist cartels, human trafficking, fentanyl, and the impact organized crime can have on trade and public safety. Later in the episode, Enrique Huesca joins the discussion to talk about the mission of the American Society of Mexico and the Mexican American Society, empowering the Mexican American community, leadership development, education initiatives, and building stronger cultural and economic ties between Texas, Mexico, and the United States. Topics covered include: • Texas as a global economic powerhouse • The future of US-Mexico trade relations • Narco-terrorism and cartel influence • Human trafficking and border security • Mexican American leadership and representation • Immigration policy and workforce solutions • The growing role of Houston in international trade • Cultural diplomacy and community impact This episode offers a powerful look at the intersection of trade, security, immigration, and the future of the Mexican American community in the United States.

18. Harris County GOP Chair Cindy Siegel Warns: “The Fight for Harris County Is Far From Over”

On this episode of Frontline Facts, Luisa Deason sits down with Cindy Siegel to discuss the growing concerns surrounding crime, immigration enforcement, public safety, and the political future of Houston and Texas. From ICE cooperation and border security to voter engagement and the fight for conservative values, Cindy shares why she believes Harris County has become ground zero in the battle for the future of Texas. The conversation also explores grassroots organizing, Hispanic voter outreach, youth indoctrination concerns, and why both women believe the stakes for future generations have never been higher.

17. A former FBI expert exposes how narco-terrorism is quietly impacting everyday Americans

In this gripping episode, a former FBI expert pulls back the curtain on the growing threat of narco-terrorism and its direct impact on everyday Americans. Drawing from firsthand experience, the conversation goes beyond headlines to reveal how powerful criminal networks are no longer confined to distant borders but are influencing communities, economies, and public safety right here at home. From the flow of illicit drugs and human trafficking to the infiltration of local systems and the strain on law enforcement, this episode connects the dots between global criminal enterprises and the realities faced by families, neighborhoods, and businesses across the country. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how these networks operate, why their reach is expanding, and what it means for the future of national security. This is not just a discussion about crime. It is a wake-up call about a threat that is closer, more organized, and more consequential than many realize.