FULL SHOW: New details in the investigation into the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado indicate the shooter - an Egyptian national who had overstayed his via - tried to buy guns, meaning a mass shooting was thwarted. PLUS: Texas lawmakers have gaveled out sine die for the 89th regular session, but not without passing themselves a nice little retirement pay boost. AND: The federal Department of Education has come up with something to have pride about in June... honoring women's sports and Title IX Month.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) joins Cardle & Woolley to share his thoughts on the news of the day, including the latest developments in the Colorado terror attack, the "Big Beautiful Bill" and its prospects in the Senate, and other developments from Washington.

FULL SHOW: The latest on an antisemitic terror attack in Colorado, plus the weekend's headlines... the Texas Legislature regular session comes down to its final hours, with lawmakers sending some big bills on their way - and stalling out on others. PLUS: Self-proclaimed "knucklehead" Tim Walz says it's time to bully Trump even more - that's the way to win back voters to the Dems. AND: Empty suit Hakeem Jeffries says he and other Democrats are pushing back against the Trump administration.

FULL SHOW: The battle over the Trump tariffs continues, with an appeals court setting aside a trade court's ruling that labeled nearly all of the administration's tariffs as illegal... as the court battles continue. PLUS: The Texas Lege delivers on its record-high public school funding package, sending $8.5 billion to Gov. Greg Abbott's desk. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

FULL SHOW: A federal trade court says President Trump doesn't have the authority to implement his Liberation Day tariffs under emergency powers... is it overreach on the court or overreach on Trump's part? PLUS: GOP senators are pushing back against the Big, Beautiful Bill... will it pass the Senate? AND: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says the media doesn't have the story right on Texas' looming THC ban.

FULL SHOW: 60 Minutes and former CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley has gone viral for a commencement speech at Wake Forest... should the news media show their bias in such a public way? PLUS: Elon Musk and Ron DeSantis are both bemoaning Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, with Elon saying in a "Sunday Morning" interview that it basically kills his work with DOGE. AND: Rep. Tony Gonzales joins us to talk about the latest from Washington, including the Big Beautiful Bill paying Texas back for its border security efforts during the Biden administration.

FULL SHOW: The 89th Texas Legislature has just a week left in its regular session... and the bills are flying. PLUS: In Washington, the Big, Beautiful Bill is headed towards the Senate... is it truly big and beautiful? Will it actually pass?

FULL SHOW: The Austin City Council does what it does best - making big splashes when it comes to spending your money. $104 million is now locked in on caps for Interstate 35 through the downtown area - with a relatively unknown amount more to come once we get around to building them in 4-5 years. PLUS: If you thought the House had consternations over the Big, Beautiful Bill, just wait until it gets into the Senate. AND: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with TPPF's Sherry Sylvester.

FULL SHOW: After an all-nighter in the House, President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is on its way to the Senate after a narrow win. Is it still a big, beautiful win, or just a big "cute" win? PLUS: Antisemitic hate boils over in Washington with two Israeli Embassy staffers assassinated overnight... the latest on the investigation. AND: Crunch time continues at the Texas Capitol, where the Lege has new deals on school finance, the Texas abortion ban, and more.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy joins Cardle & Woolley hours after a visit to Austin, where he announced a new Trump administration executive order requiring truck drivers to be proficient and able to communicate in English.