Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton turned himself over Monday to Collins County authorities after being indicted last week for three criminal charges for securities fraud and failing to register as a securities agent. Paxton, who won the Attorney General seat despite widespread knowledge of business misdealings, may still have a future in Texas politics. While there is already enough evidence to disbar him, in Texas, one doesn't have to be an attorney to be Attorney General.
What does his indictment mean for the state? What could his future hold?
Guests:
- Ross Ramsey, Executive Editor for The Texas Tribune
- Cal Jillson, Professor of Political Science at Southern Methodist University.
