FULL SHOW: Canadian prime minister Mark Carney sat down for an Oval Office meeting with President Donald Trump on Tuesday, reiterating that our northern neighbor is "not for sale." We've got the latest on trade with the Great White North. PLUS: The feds make a historic fentanyl bust, with a known cartel kingpin at the top of the scheme. AND: Austin city staffers know the city doesn't have endless money, so the hopes of capping and stitching Interstate 35 are going up in fumes.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined Cardle & Woolley on Tuesday, hours after being named to President Donald Trump's Religious Liberty Commission, with the latest on the final month of the legislative session at the State Capitol - including news of a deal on property tax relief between the House and the Senate.

FULL SHOW: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is taking on Austin ISD, alleging the district is teaching critical race theory in violation of Texas state law. PLUS: Is the Texas Lottery done? With just a couple of weeks left in the legislative session and the Lottery Commission on the way out, will a nail be put in the coffin of the games of Texas? AND: Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joins us to talk about his new appointment to President Trump's new Religious Liberty Commission.

FULL SHOW: President Trump sits down for another combative interview after his first 100 days in office, this time with Kristen Welker of NBC's Meet The Press. PLUS: Kamala's 60 Minutes interview - which was deceptively edited by CBS - has been nominated for an Emmy for "outstanding edited interview." AND: PBS and NPR are looking to stave off their funding cut from the federal government.

FULL SHOW: After a busy 24 hours in the Washington news cycle... was Mike Waltz fired, promoted, or somewhere in the middle? PLUS: Trump makes good on another threat - looking to remove Harvard's tax exempt status. AND: Ken Paxton has taken on Big Tech and Big Pharma... now he's taking on Big Fluoride.

FULL SHOW: President Trump holds court in a NewsNation Town Hall Wednesday night aired on Talk 1370, with talk about tariffs, immigration, policies, and more. PLUS: Congress is back in Washington, and Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with the latest as work on the "big, beautiful" budget picks back up. AND: Wither the penny? Your favorite 1-cent piece may be on the way out.

FULL SHOW: President Trump officially hits his 100 day mark, with a campaign-style rally in Michigan and a testy sit-down interview with ABC News in the Oval Office. PLUS: Austin is starting to look at its budget, and the city's homeless strategy office is seeking millions of dollars to keep its efforts moving forward. That's while the City is losing out on federal funding for its I-35 Cap & Stitch effort... just as the deadline for getting funding to TxDOT approaches.

FULL SHOW: As the Trump administration marks its first 100 days in office, some of the support is waning. What's working and what's not? PLUS: The Texas Lege is working on extending its DEI ban to the state's K-12 public schools... if last week's accountability ratings are any indication, it can't come soon enough. AND: Corporations around the country are taking a second look at their Pride Month expenses - and zeroing them out in many cases.

FULL SHOW: Another year, another Nerd Prom - aka the White House Correspondents Dinner - has come and gone. Without anyone from Team Trump in attendance, and no "comedian" to spew hate, what happened? PLUS: New data shows just over 30 thousand illegal immigrants hit Texas emergency rooms in one month. AND: New polling shows a developing gender gap for Trump, especially with Gen Z.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28: Trump's apparently got a problem - a widening gender gap with women, particularly Gen Z women - if you believe the latest polling. PLUS: Some members in the Texas House GOP are ready to "burn it all down" as the 89th session heads towards its final month. AND: A left-wing DA - no, not THAT one - tells her office to use "racial identity" in plea deals.