FULL SHOW: It's Thanksgiving Eve... a special edition of Winners & Losers with a focus on 2025's Turkeys of the Year. PLUS: Congress has a big December ahead... Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with a preview.

FULL SHOW: There's a new "new" deal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine, this time with the support of Ukraine - and one that strips out most of the original plan's controversial elements. PLUS: Indictments in the James Comey and Leticia James cases have been tossed out... did Team Trump err with its choice of prosecutor? AND: Matt Macowkiak with Save Austin Now joins us to discuss the group's effort to force regular, external efficiency audits across the City of Austin's budget.

FULL SHOW: We're done with the 2025 bingo card... as of Friday, in TrumpWorld, Marjorie Taylor Greene is out and Zohran Mamdani is in. Don't think anyone saw that one coming. PLUS: Mr. Shamwow himself, "Vince" Offer Shlomi, has declared himself as a candidate for Congress, running in Lynn Woolley's own TX-31. AND: Austin's poor and knows it, but the cap and stitch effort on I-35 is moving forward - at least from the standpoint of having community meet & greets with city planners.

FULL SHOW: Tim Burchett says what Lynn Woolley's been thinking - that Congress is not the "swamp" we've called it all this time... it's a rat-infested sewer full of people who have no qualms about getting rich off of the American people. PLUS: Austin ISD signs off on its school consolidation plan, closing 10 campuses ahead of next school year. AND: The City of Austin signs off on its new budget, getting closer to living within its means after voters rejected Prop Q at the ballot box.

FULL SHOW: Now that President Trump has signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, what's next in the process? PLUS: Austin is on the verge of passing its austerity budget, after cutting $110 million in the wake of Prop Q's loss at the polls. AND: Economist Steve Moore joins us with his thoughts on the Trump economy, "affordability", and more.

FULL SHOW: After a 427-1 vote in the House and unanimous consent in the Senate, the discharge petition forcing the DOJ to release the Epstein files is headed to President Trump for his signature. PLUS: Trump has a spat with ABC News reporter Mary Bruce in the Oval Office... did she deserve it for her line of questioning? AND: A federal court blocks Texas' new congressional map, at least for the time being. What's next for Campaign 2026?

FULL SHOW: The House is set to take a vote on a proposal that would force the Department of Justice to release files in the Jeffrey Epstein case... with President Trump now supporting the measure, will anyone vote against it? PLUS: New polling data shows Trump's approval rating with Latinos cratering in the wake of immigration actions. Can the numbers recover? AND: Political pundit Todd Baumann joins us with his thoughts on the controversy surrounding the Epstein files.

FULL SHOW: President Trump has definitely given up on Marjorie "Traitor" Greene, but he's flip-flopped on a House proposal to force the DOJ to release the Epstein Files. PLUS: The fight over Obamacare subsidies continues, while ground beef could be headed for $10 a pound. AND: Some highlights from this weekend's TribFest, including Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sanjay Gupta.

FULL SHOW: Fallout from the government shutdown and the Dems' defection continues, as the government roars back to life - and we do the math on the cool $20K that each member of Congress picked up in salary during the 43 days. PLUS: My truth, your truth, you can't handle the truth? We take a crack at "truth" and what it means for logical conversation. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester of the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

FULL SHOW: The longest federal government shutdown in history comes to an end, with President Trump's signature Wednesday night. The Democrats are still fighting amongst themselves... PLUS: Trump says we need H1B visas - and more of them - to keep American companies innovating. Can't Americans do those jobs? ALSO: Rep. Pete Sessions joins us from Washington with the latest on a busy week on Capitol Hill.