Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 19. This hour starts off with a continued discussion of the sex abuse allegations being levied against the late labor rights activist Cesar Chavez, and the swift reaction by many to "cancel" him already. PLUS: Wall Street economic adviser Marc Flaster joins us in studio to discuss the economy and what's next for the Trump administration.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 19. Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with his update on the latest from Washington... then we focus on the fireworks between DHS nominee Markwayne Mullin and Sen. Rand Paul, and the allegations against late labor activist Cesar Chavez.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 19. Jim & Lynn kick the show off touching on two key stories - the ongoing war in Iran and the apparent fall of Cesar Chavez due to sexual abuse allegations. Then, the conversation shifts towards Tulsi Gabbard's testimony Wednesday and a testy exchange with Sen. Jon Ossoff over whether Iran constituted an "immediate threat" or not.

Political analyst and columnist Lou Ann Anderson joins Cardle & Woolley with insights from her latest piece on the so-called "Islamification" of Texas.

Attorney Doug O'Connell joins Cardle & Woolley to discuss a motion filed on behalf of his client, Austin Police officer Chance Bretches, alleging the Travis County District Attorney's office failed to disclose key evidence regarding negotiations with the City of Austin over potential criminal liability in connection with the summer 2020 protests.

FULL SHOW: Tuesday's deadline for locking the May primary runoff ballot has come and gone... with Ken Paxton and John Cornyn now both locked in, it means a potential Donald Trump endorsement holds slightly less power than it would have before. PLUS: TEA is looking to get a lawsuit tossed that says it violated free speech rights of teachers over their insensitive social media posts in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. AND: We talk with Attorney Doug O'Connell about his latest filing on behalf of APD Officer Chance Bretches - more allegations the Travis County DA's office failed to turn over evidence to the defense in a case tied to the 2020 protests.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for March 18. Instead of working to eliminate a threat in Iran, did we create one? That's what leftist Ro Khanna says... plus, 80,000 tons of steel, rubber, and cargo blowing down SH 130 without a driver behind the wheel? Could be coming to a toll road near you.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 18.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 18. The deadline has passed for anyone to drop themselves out of May's runoff primary elections, meaning we'll certainly see John Cornyn and Ken Paxton on a ballot against each other - whether both stay in the race that long remains to be seen.

FULL SHOW: Plenty of meetings going on - some of the secret variety, with new allegations that Travis County DA Jose Garza's office had secret meetings with the City of Austin over the city's potential criminal liability connected to the 2020 protests in downtown Austin - and then failed to mention any of it to Austin Police officers still facing criminal charges of their own. Other meetings are not so secret, like Rep. Greg Casar crashing the scene at Austin's airport with Sen. John Cornyn bringing lunch to hard working, unpaid TSA workers. Brian Phillips sits in for a vacationing Jim Cardle.