FULL SHOW: A busy morning for Cardle & Woolley... new arrests of alleged TdA gang members bring new questions of "due process" and whether those who entered the country illegally should get it. PLUS: Will the Texas school choice plan provide enough for a student with special needs? ALSO: More of our IBC Conversation with Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows including the border, the Lege, and the Texas Lottery.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 23: Al Gore tries to be relevant again, calling Donald Trump a Nazi in front of Climate Week in San Francisco. Is the former veep even a concern in today's Democrat party? PLUS: The Texas Lege appears to be working towards clarifying the state's abortion ban from last session. AND: VP Vance is in India, calling it a "win win partnership" for the two countries to make a trade deal.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 23: Are college salaries - and on the Forty Acres specifically - out of control? Some new numbers give us an idea of how one state university is spending other people's money. PLUS: More from our IBC Conversations with House Speaker Dustin Burrows, including touching on the border, the Lege, and the Texas Lottery. AND: After a dismal earnings report, Elon Musk says he'll focus on Washington a little less and on Tesla a little more.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 23: Is the average American just done with due process for those who have entered the country illegally - or at least the Democrats' definition of due process? PLUS: RFK sets his sights on the latest danger in our food supply - artificial dyes. AND: A look at the impact of the nearly-passed school choice package on students with special needs.

FULL SHOW: Another Signal chat comes to light involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and that Yemen strike weeks ago... is the left practicing selective outrage? PLUS: Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows has led his chamber to deliver school choice, almost to Gov. Abbott's desk - what's left for the rest of the session? AND: We're live at Folds of Honor's Aim High Lonestar Shootout event in Georgetown, benefitting scholarships for the families of our fallen and wounded warriors.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22: The courts are weighing in more on actions from Team Trump, including a Georgia judge who wants more than a hundred international students' visas reinstated, and SCOTUS is taking a look at an Obamacare challenge. PLUS: We're live at the Folds of Honor Central Texas Aim High Lonestar Shootout, benefitting scholarships for the families of our fallen and injured heroes.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22. Jim had the opportunity to interview Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows at an IBC Conversations event Monday; Burrows says this will go down as the "most historic" legislative session for education policy in the state's history. PLUS: More Dems take the trip to El Salvador to "investigate" Kilmar Abrego Garcia... why? AND: Your reactions from the Talk 1370 Text Line.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 22: A second Signal chat started by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has come to light... is it sour grapes from fired leakers, or does Hegseth have a digital security issue? PLUS: The City of Austin wants to snatch up more office space, this time a high-rise fronting Interstate 35. AND: We're live at the Folds of Honor Central Texas Aim High Lonestar Shootout, benefitting scholarships for families of our fallen and wounded heroes.

FULL SHOW: We open with a look back at Pope Francis, who died overnight at the age of 88. PLUS: Sen. Van Hollen did the Sunday media tour, just hours after returning from El Salvador where he had margaritas with Kilmar Abrego Garcia in a brutal Salvadoran resort... er, prison. All this while the courts are clapping back on POTUS. PLUS: School choice appears to be a on a fast track in Texas, with Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick indicating the Senate will concur with the House changes to SB 2 and send vouchers to Gov. Abbott.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 21: David Hogg, newly minted vice-chair of the Democrats, shows the Left still can't read the room; the Texas Lege - or at least the Senate - appears to be on the verge of trying to slam the door on THC; and could the Trump administration's patience with Ukraine be running out?