FULL SHOW: With President Trump confirming he'll send the National Guard into Chicago at some point, some Democrats are still refusing to acknowledge the problem - while others are admitting the move helped in Washington. PLUS: The Texas Legislature is about 10 days away from bringing the second special session to a close, but some lawmakers seem to be ready to slam the gavel down for good as soon as tonight.

FULL SHOW: It was another bloody weekend in Chicago with dozens shot and at least 7 killed - but Democrats like JB Pritzker keep insisting that there's no crime problem. PLUS: Did CBS pull another edit-gate, this time on DHS secretary Kristi Noem? AND: Fresh off the Cracker Barrel controversy, the City of Austin apparently has a new logo... and it's about as bad as you would expect.

FULL SHOW: We're seeing more signs of the Democrats losing their ever-loving minds, as new details in the Minneapolis shooting come out and Gavin Newsom continues to swirl as a potential frontrunner. PLUS: The city of Austin's looking for a tax increase that they need voter approval for, but apparently still has money to spend on things like updating the Vision Plan... AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

FULL SHOW: We spend some time on Wednesday's deadly shooting in Minneapolis, including the latest developments on the shooter as well as the warning signs that were, once again, seen but apparently missed. PLUS: Is Trump a socialist? Not in the vein of Bernie Sanders, but in a Republican way... the answer may be yes.

FULL SHOW: We've seen plenty of examples of dunce moves lately... Cracker Barrel is walking back its "woke" new logo, while Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has proven he's a dunce. And the Democrats have a list of "woke words" they should really stop saying... but can't. PLUS: A California Republican has come up with a "two state solution" for the Golden State... splitting it right down the middle.

FULL SHOW: President Trump had another marathon session in the Oval Office on Monday, touching on everything from flag burning to crime in the nation's big cities to the Senate race in Texas between Ken Paxton and John Cornyn. PLUS: As the endorsements start flying in the race to replace Paxton as Texas AG, Aaron Reitz joins us to talk about the issues in the race. AND: The Texas Lege has about two and a half weeks left in their special session, and the chambers are firing off.

FULL SHOW: Texas' redistricting effort crosses the finish line, after an early morning vote in the state Senate and a short-circuit of a planned filibuster Saturday night. PLUS: The Dems are hot to accuse the DOJ of being weaponized against critics of President Trump... but they conveniently ignore the same that happened under Biden and under Obama. AND: Endorsements are flying in the Texas Attorney General's race, after Chip Roy announced his entrance on Friday.

FULL SHOW: Now that the Texas House has passed a new congressional map, the action moves to the Senate, where Democrats have very few options to stop it. PLUS: With the map inching closer to becoming law, the game of musical chairs is beginning - who will run for what in 2026? AND: What's a quorum break worth? We've seen the bill for one state rep in terms of fines and fees.

FULL SHOW: Texas is one step closer to a new congressional map, hours after some back-and-forth in the House, with one lawmaker telling Democrats "you lost, get over it." PLUS: Chip Roy says he's throwing his hat in the ring for Texas Attorney General, but is losing him in the House a bigger worry?

FULL SHOW: All the stalling tactics are over... now it's time for the Texas House to take a vote on the proposed congressional map, putting an end to the Democrats' sideshow for the time being. PLUS: Is President Trump simply doing what Joe Biden couldn't on the world stage? AND: It's the Salvation Army of Austin's 5th annual Day Of Giving... join us in raising funds to help those who need it most across Central Texas.