Didn't We Do This Faster In The 1970s?

June 4, Hour 3: Yep, They're Still Counting In California

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 4. The primary count - and wait for mail-in ballots - goes on in California... but that doesn't stop the campaigning.

June 4, Hour 2: Yeah, I Was Perturbed

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 4. President Trump says he was "perturbed" with Bibi Netanyahu - but can Israel afford to hold back on Lebanon? PLUS: Austin ISD has a plan to fight its 181 million dollar budget shortfall, including 558 "impacted" positions.

June 4, Hour 1: War Powers and Wallet Pains

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 4. The House has voted (barely) to pass a War Powers Resolution measure, but it's path forward in both the Senate and from there is questionable. PLUS: Economist Steve Moore joins us to talk about all things Trumponomics - including some signs that the economy is remaining strong, even if consumer prices are up.

Didn't We Do This Faster In The 1970s?

FULL SHOW: The days-long slog of counting ballots in California is underway, where we still don't know who won Tuesday's primaries - and may not know for a week, thanks to the state's expansive allowances for mail-in voting. PLUS: Scott Pelley's stopwatch has run out of time, with the veteran correspondent getting fired by CBS News for mouthing off at his new boss about his boss' boss. AND: Is James Talarico a robot? He's certainly got some robot-like answers to interview questions.

June 3, Hour 3: Scott Pelley Learns Big Mouth Earns Big Vacation

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 3. The Scott Pelley era at CBS News has officially come to an end, with the 60 Minutes correspondent being tossed out after his blowup with his new boss Monday. PLUS: Todd Blanche assures us that the $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund is dead, despite continued pushback from Capitol Hill.