FULL SHOW: Both sides say the ceasefire in Iran is holding, but the Iranian Guard is still attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz. PLUS: UT Austin moves forward with a massive new donation from the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, setting up an AI-infused Dell Medical Center with the MD Anderson Cancer Center integrated inside in north Austin. AND: Spartacus himself, Cory Booker, gets his preacher on ahead of Campaign 2028.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22. The White House says the mainstream media is rooting for the U.S. to lose the war with Iran. PLUS: President Trump goes on a social media tirade against the Supreme Court over the pending ruling on birthright citizenship.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22. As the Dems look inward for a potential 2028 presidential candidate, Cory "Spartacus" Booker says "the deal" isn't working any more and we need a new one. PLUS: Negotiations continue between three of the state's largest cities and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's office, over compliance with ICE immigration efforts and whether Abbott will pull state grant funding for non-compliance.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22. Virginia voters appear to have (narrowly) approved a measure that will likely give the state 10 Dem leaning congressional districts and just 1 Republican leaning one. PLUS: President Trump has extended the cease fire in Iran, but does Iran know that?

FULL SHOW: We're ticking down the final hours until the expiration of the ceasefire between the U.S. and whatever is left of the Iranian regime. PLUS: Texas Democrats are fighting against each other, over their new party chair... can Kendall Scudder survive the staff revolt?

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 21. Austin's homelessness problem continues to swallow city dollars like a black hole... now, there are new (old) questions about a proposed new "navigation center" along I-35. PLUS: Canada and prime minister Mark Carney has some thoughts about relations with the United States...

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 21. There's infighting among the Texas Democrats, with three dozen staffers reportedly calling for party chair Kendall Scudder to step aside. PLUS: AG Ken Paxton has his sights set on ActBlue, alleging the Dem-focused fundraising platform isn't playing on the up and up and allows illegal contributions.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 21. It's Election Day for voters in Virginia, where a redistricting referendum is on the ballot. PLUS: Our QOTD... does either John Cornyn or Ken Paxton stand a better chance against James Talarico come November? AND: JD Vance is supposed to be trying to negotiate peace in Iran, but will anyone join him at the table?

After a weekend of contradictory stances on the Iran war, Vice President JD Vance is headed back to Pakistan for another round of peace negotiations. Will anyone claiming to represent the Iran regime show up? PLUS: Three of Texas' largest cities are pushing back against Gov. Greg Abbott's efforts to claw back grant funding because of their failure to comply with ICE administrative warrants.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 20. Artificial intelligence continues to weave its way into our lives, whether you realize it or not - and nothing about that is more evident than the rise of AI chatbots replacing your entry-level customer service representative. Woolley is not a fan - neither is Bill Maher. PLUS: Texas residents could face as many as three elections in the next six weeks - municipal, primary runoff, and then municipal runoff. Bad planning or is this how it's supposed to work?