Topic: Fixe Restaurant

A dinner at Fix restaurant in Austin involved a confrontation between Max Keiser and the owner over the lack of tomato juice for a Bloody Mary. Keiser questioned the establishment's status as a full bar given the absence of basic mixers like horseradish and celery. The hosts compare Keiser's direct personality to their own social interactions.

The start of the Texas legislative session in Austin brings an influx of lobbyists to the city's high-end restaurants. A visit to the restaurant "Fixe" with a constitutional lawyer highlights the social dynamics of political influence in the state capital. The hosts discuss the limited 140-day calendar of the Texas regular session.