June 10, Hour 1: Justice, Tattoos, and Drones

June 10, Hour 3: The Border, the Ballot Box, and Big Tech

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 10. The Supreme Court appears to be on the verge of some kind of change regarding mail-in ballots - how will it impact California? PLUS: A look at Tom Homan's planned ICE operations in uncooperative sanctuary cities like New York City. AND: Apple is finally getting into the AI game, rebranding Siri to Siri AI.

June 10, Hour 2: Hate Maps, High Prices, and the Fight Over AI

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 10. Congress takes on the Southern Poverty Law Center for its biased hate-group designations and alleged financial mismanagement... PLUS: New inflation numbers are out, but is there a deeper thread behind the top line numbers? PLUS: Political analyst Larry Ward joins us to look at Tuesday's primary results, including the upcoming Susan Collins-Graham Platner race. AND: Is President Trump's conflict with Iran actually a strategic move against China for global AI dominance?

June 10, Hour 1: Justice, Tattoos, and Drones

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 10. Karmelo Anthony is sentenced to 35 years for the murder of Austin Metcalf in the Frisco track meet stabbing; while justice was served in the courtroom, will the case get dragged into a race war outside? PLUS: APROA president Dennis Farris joins us to discuss the verdict and the case. AND: As promised, President Trump ordered strikes against Iran in response to yesterday's takedown of an Apache helicopter.

June 9, Hour 3: ICE Raids, Minnesota Fraud, and Sanctuary Cities

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 9. Tom Homan is rolling out a new phase of the Trump administration's effort to deport illegal immigrants, deploying ICE agents in sanctuary cities like New York. PLUS: New developments in the Minnesota fraud scandal, with a congressional report blasting Gov. Tim Walz for ignoring massive fraud in the state's welfare programs.

June 9, Hour 2: Drone Warfare, Sorsby's Bets, and Trump's Walkout

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 9. Developments continue in the war with Iran, as the hopes for a continued ceasefire seem to be sleeping away. PLUS: Texas Tech and transfer quarterback Brendan Sorsby have lit the college football world on fire, with Monday's court ruling allowing the embattled Red Raider to play this fall despite his gambling past.