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

Ceasefires, Senate Races, And A $35M Settlement

FULL SHOW: Cardle & Woolley breezes into June with Dennis Farris sitting in for a vacationing Jim Cardle... we start off with the weekend's developments in Iran, including hints at a possible deal to extend the ceasefire and a whole lot of not-ceased-fire from both sides. Is there hope for a deal or is President Trump going to start blowing stuff up? PLUS: The attacks are already flying in the Paxton-vs-Talarico race for the U.S. Senate... we already know about Ken's baggage, but what else will we learn about the Tala-freak-o over the next few weeks?

June 1, Hour 3: From Paxton’s Baggage to Talarico’s Hype

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 1. We start off with more analysis of Jill Biden's revisionist history when it comes to her observations the night Joe Biden stumbled during the CNN debate.

June 1, Hour 2: The "Creepy Factor" In The Texas Senate Race

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 1. One of the factors likely to decide the Paxton-Talarico Senate race is the "creepy" factor - the progressive views of Talarico and his appeal to mainstream voters. PLUS: Is Austin's City Council broken to the point that we should rethink 10-1?

June 1, Hour 1: Tensions With Iran & The Battle For Texas

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for June 1. The latest on the escalating conflict in Iran, President Trump's strategy, and the weekend's other headlines, along with the battle lines already being drawn in the Texas Senate race. PLUS: Austin signs off on a $35 million settlement for the men wrongly accused in the Yogurt Shop murders, but why is only the City of Austin - and not Travis County - on the hook for the deal?

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.