May 19, Hour 3: Austin Steering Back Towards License Plate Readers?

Trust The Voters Voice... At Least The Ones Who Showed Up

FULL SHOW: The primary runoffs are over, and the general election races are now set - with Ken Paxton closing the door on incumbent Sen. John Cornyn's four-decade career in public service. PLUS: TPPF's Sherry Sylvester joins us to analyze the results and what it potentially means for November.

May 27, Hour 3: Fly Me To The Moon

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 27. We detour from the election news of the day following Tuesday's primary runoff and instead focus on the space race and the effort to return to the moon. PLUS: Austin wants to sandblast Cesar Chavez's name off of a key downtown artery later this year... now we've got an estimate on how much it will cost.

May 27, Hour 2: Recapping The Runoff

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 27. Sherry Sylvester from the Texas Public Policy Foundation joins us to recap more of last night's primary runoff results. PLUS: Redistricting dominoes continue to fall across the country, with new wrinkles in Alabama and South Carolina thwarting GOP efforts.

May 27, Hour 1: Political Choices, Political Earthquakes

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 27. Tuesday's primary runoffs left a few candidates standing on the sidelines as we move towards November's general election... one of the biggest being Ken Paxton's upset of John Cornyn.

Nothing Left But The Voting... Runoff Edition

FULL SHOW: After all the polls, all the mudslinging, all the endorsement and social media vitriol - we've made it to primary runoff election day in Texas. One way or another, the battle between Ken Paxton and John Cornyn will be settled tonight. PLUS: The weekend's developments in the war with Iran have us headed towards a compromise deal of some sort, but is it enough?