FULL SHOW: Election Day is here... as Austin and New York each face their own oncoming ballot disasters, barring a miracle from voters. PLUS: The government shutdown drags into its 35th day, nearing the record for the longest-ever... but is there any hope for a resolution? AND: Former Travis County Commissioner Gerald Daugherty joins us to talk Prop Q, and Sen. John Cornyn joins us to talk about the shutdown and the latest from Washington.

FULL SHOW: With hours to go until Election Day across the country, including key races like Austin's Prop Q and New York's mayoral race, one wonders whether the Dems are facing a larger crisis - one that might leave them as empty as a Sears store. PLUS: Austin's getting its share of negative press over the Prop Q tax rate election, including a Random Act Of Journalism by the Statesman and a piece in the New York Times calling the city council spendthrift.

FULL SHOW: Day 31 of the government shutdown... the debate turns to SNAP benefits which are set to run out Saturday; plus a Senate battle over the Trump tariffs destined to go nowhere. PLUS: Is Gavin Newsom teeing himself up for a potential 2028 run for the White House? Seems like it. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester. ALSO: Retired APD investigator John Jones joins us to discuss the Austin Yogurt Shop murders and last month's developments in the long-running cold case.

FULL SHOW: An "amazing" meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, one that Trump himself rated a "12" out of 10. PLUS: It's the second-to-last day of early voting in Tuesday's elections... attorney Adam Loewy joins us to discuss Austin's Prop Q and new allegations of mismanagement coming out of City Hall. AND: As the federal government shutdown drags into day 30, Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with the latest from Washington.

FULL SHOW: James Quintero of the Texas Public Policy Foundation sits in for a vacationing Jim Cardle. New polling shows more people consider the Democratic party to be "out of touch"... as the government shutdown drags into day 28. PLUS: The Senate holds a hearing on political violence in the wake of Charlie Kirk's murder... and the Dems bring up January 6th.

FULL SHOW: Yes, it's true... Sleepy Joe Biden was "honored" with a lifetime achievement award... for what, we're not quite sure. Cashing taxpayer-funded paychecks? Letting the autopen sign your documents? PLUS: It takes a lot for the Austin American-Statesman to hate a tax increase, but it's apparent they're not a fan of Austin's Prop Q. AND: The merry-go-round that is Campaign 2026 rears its head again, this time in Central Texas.

FULL SHOW: The Democrats are losing it over President Trump's efforts to remake the East Wing of the White House into a big, beautiful ballroom. PLUS: White the Schumer Shutdown rolls on with no sign of ending, Hakeem Jeffries seems to be missing the point. AND: Austin ISD's new enrollment numbers aren't painting a pretty picture for helping the district's financial issues.

FULL SHOW: The U.S. national debt crosses over the $38 trillion mark, setting a grim new milestone... all as the government shutdown drags on for another day. PLUS: Early voting for Austin's Prop Q tax rate election is in full swing - just how big of an impact is property tax on the average renter? AND: Sherry Sylvester joins us with another edition of the week's Winners & Losers.

FULL SHOW: As the government shutdown drags into day 23, some of the Dems - including one particular party leader - are starting to say the quiet part out loud... that the shutdown is all about using leverage while they have it. PLUS: A second and final debate has come in the New York mayor's race... are voters in the Big Apple waking up to what they seem to be on the verge of doing? AND: Developing news towards the back half of the show - TEA announces a full takeover of Fort Worth ISD after one campus suffered five years of failing accountability ratings. Is a similar fate baked for Austin ISD?

Texas Rep. Brian Babin (R-Houston) joins Cardle & Woolley to discuss the government shutdown.