May 27, Hour 3: Fly Me To The Moon

May 29, Hour 3: Paxton, Voting Rolls, and Policy Shifts

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 29. New developments this hour as a federal judge issues a temporary block against President Trump's anti-weaponization fund at the DOJ, preventing any payouts until a legal challenge to the fund can be heard out.

May 29, Hour 2: Whose Baggage Is Worse?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 29. Now that the race for U.S. Senate is clear, who has the bigger baggage - Talarico or Paxton? PLUS: It's Friday, which means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

May 29, Hour 1: Nuclear Deals and Election Realities

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 29. TPPF's Greg Sindelar sits in for a vacationing Jim Cardle... as the focus shifts to the midterms, what will be the overriding issue voters focus on - rising costs for food and fuel, or geopolitical and legal issues? PLUS: Austin ISD is back against the wall, after TEA rejected its proposal for operating three troubled northeast side middle schools... putting the threat of a state takeover back at the forefront.

"Tala-Freak-o" versus "Ken The Criminal"

FULL SHOW: Now that the runoff races have been settled and the general election is just five months away, we're already getting both sides of the attack lines likely to be a part of the U.S. Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico. Can the independent voter survive the next few months?

May 28, Hour 3: Jill Biden's Revisionist History

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 28. President Trump's efforts to reign in mail-in ballots via executive order may have gotten a boost, with a federal judge refusing to block it. PLUS: Jill Biden, in a new interview for her upcoming book, tells CBS she was worried about Sleepy Joe and thought he had a stroke during the infamous CNN debate... yet said nothing at the time.