FULL SHOW: As the Charlie Kirk shooting investigation continues, how much blame should social media get for sowing division among us? PLUS: Everybody in Central Texas wants your money... Travis County commissioners are the latest to help themselves to your wallet. Unlike the City of Austin, you don't get a say in this one. AND: State Senator Tan Parker and Save Austin Now's Matt Mackowiak join us.

FULL SHOW: FBI Director Kash Patel is headed to Capitol Hill, where he's expected to be on the hot seat for the handling of the investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination. PLUS: The left continues to tear itself apart over trying to demean Charlie Kirk. AND: Is it "academic freedom" or "getting fired for not doing your job" at Texas A&M University?

FULL SHOW: Despite his lack of cooperation with authorities, we're learning more about the assassin who felled Charlie Kirk. PLUS: Charlie's widow, Erika, shared an impassioned message Friday night, saying those who sought to silence her husband have no idea what they've unleashed. AND: New York's dimmest bulb Kathy Hochul ties her cart to Zohran Mamdani... in yet another sign of NYC going down the tubes.

FULL SHOW: New developments in the Charlie Kirk assassination, as the manhunt comes to an end for the suspect. Steve Moore and Josh Trevino join us with their thoughts. PLUS: Gov. Greg Abbott has rolled out his executive order seeking to establish regulations for hemp-derived products containing THC - in lieu of a ban as sought by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and the state Senate. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester after a busy news week.

FULL SHOW: It's a Thursday with more questions than answers... we track the latest on Charlie Kirk's assassination at a Utah college event, while marking the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America. PLUS: APROA President Dennis Farris, TPPF CEO Greg Sindelar, and Political Media's Larry Ward all join us with their thoughts on the day's events.

FULL SHOW: A new report from CapMetro details that Austin has its own version of the incident from Charlotte where Iryna Zarutska was fatally stabbed by a nutjob on a train - thankfully, no one in Austin was injured. PLUS: We're following an overnight shooting of an Austin Police officer in Zilker Park. AND: SCOTUs is set to take up the Trump tariffs later this year, in what will likely be a pivotal decision for the future of Trump's agenda.

FULL SHOW: New details continue to come to light in the fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska by Decarlos Dejuan Brown Jr., yet another sweetheart of "restorative justice" and lax criminal policies pushed by the left. PLUS: Having gone 0-3 in legislative sessions, Gov. Greg Abbott appears set to regulate THC-infused hemp consumables via executive order in Texas. AND: Did the Dems really pressure Lloyd Doggett to step aside for Greg Casar amid Texas' redistricting effort?

FULL SHOW: Another weekend, another series of gun violence in Chicago... and President Trump appears to have had enough. Is it time to send in the National Guard? PLUS: Trump's also reached his limit, apparently, on the Russia-Ukraine situation and the Israel-Gaza situation... with pressure about to be applied on both fronts. AND: There's no such thing as the Rainey Street Ripper, according to a new analysis of Lady Bird Lake drownings from Texas State University.

FULL SHOW: The City of Austin has unveiled its long-rumored new branding... and, if you read social media, it's about as underwhelming as you might expect. (Everything but the price tag, that is.) Attorney Adam Loewy joins us to discuss. PLUS: RFK Jr. had a big day in front of the Senate Finance Committee... and a few words were said. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

FULL SHOW: The Texas Legislature's second special session came to an end late Wednesday night, with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick saying on X there was no path forward on regulating hemp-derived consumables containing THC. That's not the only thing lawmakers left on the table. PLUS: Trump border czar Tom Homan joins us to discuss the latest developments at the border. AND: Is the Texas National Guard headed to Chicago? JB Pritzker says yes, while Greg Abbott says no.