Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for July 11. Austin attorney Adam Loewy joins us to talk about the announcement that Texas state senator Angela Paxton is seeking a divorce from her husband, Texas AG Ken Paxton. PLUS: Sherry Sylvester joins us with the week's Winners & Losers.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for July 11. The latest on our ongoing coverage of the Central Texas floods, plus... the Russiagate investigation of John Brennan and James Comey gets underway. Dennis Farris fills in for Jim Cardle.

FULL SHOW: Officials in Kerrville are getting a little tired of the media acting the way the media usually does... so if they're going to act like first graders, they're going to get treated like first graders. PLUS: Does the left realize that now is maybe not the time to try and score cheap political points? AND: Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with the latest from Washington.

FULL SHOW: The bodies are still being pulled out of the debris in Kerr County, but the blame game is in full swing. Is it appropriate now - or ever? PLUS: Team Trump's backtracking on the Epstein files is causing a rift in MAGA... is it a deal breaker for Trump supporters? AND: Rep. Chip Roy joins us with his thoughts on the ongoing response in Kerrville and the path forward.

FULL SHOW: As search and recovery efforts continue in the wake of the weekend's deadly floods across Central Texas, we're tracking the latest on the efforts from first responders, relief agencies, and some pointed questions for community leaders. PLUS: That list of Jeffrey Epstein contacts we were promised? Yeah, forget about that. There's no list to see, according to the Trump DOJ... and that's not sitting well with the MAGA crowd. AND: Did Austin's fire chief withhold rescue aid from the Kerrville response? The firefighters' union is making that allegation, and calling for a no-confidence vote in the chief.

FULL SHOW: We're live with the latest on the devastating flooding across Central Texas, stretching from Kerr County on the southern Hill Country all the way to parts of the Austin metro, where several sites saw more than 20 inches of rain over the July 4th weekend. PLUS: The Big, Beautiful Bill is signed, sealed, and delivered... what's next for the Trump agenda?

FULL SHOW: It's the final countdown on the Big, Beautiful Bill, with Hakeem Jeffries staging the House equivalent of a sit-in to try and hold it off as long as possible. PLUS: Economist Steve Moore joins us to talk about the BBB and the Trump economic plan. AND: Sherry Sylvester joins us with a half-year edition of Winners & Losers.

FULL SHOW: The battle over the One Big, Beautiful Bill shifts back to the House, but the details of what went down in the Senate - including how votes were flipped. PLUS: Texas State Senator Mayes Middleton joins us to talk about the upcoming Lege special session, along with the 2026 Attorney General's race. AND: UPenn relents, stripping (but not really) Lia Thomas of records - but sneakily keeping an asterisk in the book.

FULL SHOW: The Senate is inching closer to passing the Big, Beautiful Bill after another all-nighter... but does the bill as it stands now have a chance of passing the House again? PLUS: Some Democrats - the ones who aren't in the tank for the left-wing wacko side of the party - are twisting themselves in knots over Zohran Mamdani and the New York mayoral race. AND: The Elon-Trump feud is back on, with Elon promising a new political party and President Trump threatening to sic DOGE on the billionaire.

FULL SHOW: The One Big Beautiful Bill continues to make its way through the Senate, after passing a key procedural vote Saturday. Can the upper chamber pass it and send it back down to the House? PLUS: We're still breaking down the effects of Friday's Supreme Court ruling on nationwide injunctions, and the impacts it will have on lawfare. AND: New York's mayoral race is continuing to reverberate, with Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani's latest comments just painting an even more complete picture.