FULL SHOW: It's a pivotal day at the Texas Legislature, with school choice and school finance set to hit the House floor for debate and a potential vote. Will one of the main legislative priorities of the session make it across the finish line? PLUS: The deportation of an MS-13 gang member to El Salvador - despite a protective order that had been blocking that - continues to swirl controversy, including whether the Trump administration had an obligation to provide due process.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for April 16: The Trump threat to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status over its "woke" practices is prompting some pushback from the left. PLUS: New York AG Letitia James facing charges of mortgage fraud... say it ain't so! AND: The Texas House is set to take up school choice and school finance today... will Gov. Abbott's priority legislation get closer to the finish line?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for April 16: Callers and texters continue to react on the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, and whether the Trump administration should be making more of an effort to "facilitate" (in the Supreme Court's words) his return. PLUS: Joe Biden decided to crawl out of whatever hole he's been hiding in the last four months and give a speech Tuesday... AND: The battle to replace Ken Paxton as Texas' Attorney General draws another challenger.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for April 16: the row between President Trump and Harvard continues, with Harvard refusing to budge on stopping woke and pushing to fight back against federal funding cuts. PLUS: The story of an MS-13 gang member in Maryland deported to an El Salvador prison due to an "administrative error" continues to sow controversy; what's the next step? Callers react.

FULL SHOW: The Trump tariffs see another tweak, with a possible pause on automotive tariffs... is there a method to the madness? PLUS: CNN gets called out at the White House during a visit with El Salvador's President Bukele; the network pulls a "nuh uh" on air and says it doesn't hate America, but does the coverage say otherwise? AND: Harvard becomes the latest to push back against the Trump administration, but keeping the woke will cost a few million dollars to make happen.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for April 15: While more enlightened Dems might be walking back from woke, many still idolize the worst examples in Taylor Lorenz (fangirling over the United Healthcare CEO killer), the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (which is about to get its federal funding pulled), and crime here in Austin in the West Campus area (being caused by the same criminal, repeatedly being released from jail.)

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for April 15: Harvard becomes the latest institution to face pressure from the Trump administration on its DEI efforts and anti-Israeli campus protests, except the Crimson are pushing back - and now are losing federal grant funding.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for April 15: The battle over the Trump administration's ability to deport violent criminals who are in the country illegally continues, with special focus on a man who lived in Maryland that was errantly deported to El Salvador.

FULL SHOW: The fight for what President Trump has called a "big, beautiful bill" to clean up the federal budget is on the rocks in Congress... does it stand a chance? PLUS: Blue Origin launches its all-female crew into space, including Oprah's best friend... we take the West Texas launch live. AND: Why exactly are Democrats against the SAVE Act?

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for April 14: Bill Maher reports on his trip to Washington to meet with President Trump; despite the ongoing battle over immigration, there's a battle over water in West Texas; and your daily dose of News To Know Before We Go