Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for April 14: University of Texas officials say they're "frustrated" with local prosecutors - i.e. Jose Garza, and Delia Garza - over people who have repeatedly been arrested being able to assault people repeatedly on campus. PLUS: Blue Origin launches its all-female crewed mission from West Texas... we listen in live.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for April 14: The House is battling over Trump's "big, beautiful budget" bill - will it become a reality or not? PLUS: Peter Navarro weighs in on Trump's tariff plan...

FULL SHOW: The Trump administration and China appear to be locked in an ever-escalating battle over tariffs - are the increasing stakes sustainable for either country? PLUS: The Texas House passes its version of a budget bill... we'll highlight the differences with the Senate. AND: Sherry Sylvester joins us with another edition of Winners & Losers.

Larry Ward with Political Media in Washington joins Cardle & Woolley with the latest on the Trump tariff plan, including Wednesday's announcement of a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs against nearly all countries except for China.

FULL SHOW: Cooler heads prevail with a 90-day pause on nearly all of the Trump administration's reciprocal tariffs, with the exception of China... was it the plan all along or a reaction forced by the markets? PLUS: Yesterday's effort to oust Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows was anything but... how overwhelmingly did the House reject the motion to vacate?

Scott Braddock, editor of the Quorum Report, joins Cardle & Woolley with the latest from the Texas Capitol - including an effort to oust House Speaker Dustin Burrows, led by State Rep. Brian Harrison.

FULL SHOW: President Trump's tariff plan goes into full effect, with China immediately instituting its own reciprocal tariffs back at the U.S.... is the plan working? PLUS: Texas AG Ken Paxton sets his eyes on John Cornyn's Senate seat, setting up what is likely to be a fiery GOP primary. AND: Fireworks at the Texas House? A motion to vacate the Speaker is likely to be made Wednesday... Scott Braddock of the Quorum Report joins us to discuss.

FULL SHOW: As the market whiplash continues surrounding President Trump's tariff plan - and some unintended volatility caused by fake news from X - the question becomes, what's the endgame? Zero/zero tariffs on both sides, or is Trump aiming for something more? PLUS: Austin City Council members are going to have to decide soon on capping and stitching Interstate 35, and figuring out how they're going to pay for it - if they can.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller says it's "about time" we fight back on tariffs, lauding President Trump's tariff policy despite some pushback from world financial markets.

FULL SHOW: With the markets leaning towards a third day of unrest in the wake of President Trump's tariff plans, the White House appears to be moving forward with its plan. PLUS: The driver accused of intoxication manslaughter in a deadly pileup crash on Interstate 35 last month was sober according to toxicology tests; what's next in the investigation?