Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28: The annual Nerd Prom - the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner - went off Saturday night, with WHCA President Eugene Daniels proclaiming "journalists" aren't the "enemy of people" or the "enemy of the state." Yet trust in the media remains at an all-time low. PLUS: Over 30 thousand illegals sought medical care in Texas hospitals in one month, according to new state data. Where do we send the bill? AND: Our long national nightmare is over - the Kristi Noem purse snatcher has been caught.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28: The battle between Team Trump and the Ivy League, particularly Harvard, rages on; all while a Democratic representative calls on her supporters to "threaten" other lawmakers who support ICE; and Quinn Ewers' end result in the NFL Draft wasn't quite what he expected it to be.

FULL SHOW: Now that we've had some time to break down the accountability ratings from the state, we take a look at some of the area districts that are asking voters for bond money during the current election cycle - and just how well they did on the rating scale. PLUS: Texas' own DOGE effort is alive and well, and Glenn Hamer with the Texas Association of Business joins us to discuss. AND: It's not Friday without a look at the week's Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 25: New this morning, President Trump pulls out the all caps on Truth Social and calls on Putin to stop attacking Ukraine. PLUS: Steve Bannon has an interesting take on the Trump strategy over tariffs. AND: We wrap up with some News To Know... Before We Go.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 25: The Texas Lege is "laser focused" on creating the state's own DOGE effort, mirrored after Washington DC. Texas Association of Business president Glenn Hamer joins us to discuss. PLUS: Friday means the end of the week, which means it's time to crown Winners & Losers, with Sherry Sylvester.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 25: School districts love to promote their "no tax increase" school bonds to voters, but are they misleading the truth? And just hours after state leaders released the first campus accountability ratings in five years. TPPF's Brian Phillips helps us break down the reality when it comes to what voters should know.

FULL SHOW: Does President Trump need another signature win, or is the America First agenda right on track? PLUS: TEA releases its 2022-23 School Accountability ratings, including a "C" for Austin ISD and an "F" for Dobie Middle School. AND: Trump pushes back on Vladimir Putin, calling on him to "STOP" his attacks on Ukraine.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 24: Hot off the press, TEA has released its accountability ratings for school districts across the state - and Austin ISD brings home a "C", while beleaguered Dobie MS brings home an "F". PLUS: Is the answer to school accountability requiring students to know English, or at least have a plan to learn it?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 24: Rep. Chip Roy joins us to talk about everything going on in Washington, including the looming budget battle. PLUS: Sen. Dickie Durbin says he's stepping out of the congressional circus. AND: Trump reportedly pushes back on Vladimir Putin.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 24: Does President Trump need another signature win? The border is obviously one, but the Ukraine war and the economy both seem to be stalling. PLUS: Texas creates its own DOGE... more of our conversation with Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows.