FULL SHOW: President Trump holds his first cabinet meeting of his new administration, with Elon Musk in attendance - who says he's just a humble tech support guy for the (broken) federal government. PLUS: CNN shows it's stuck in the same cave as the Democrats, with their "chief data analyst" claiming Americans are against Elon's DOGE efforts.

Mandy Drogin, campaign director for the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Next Generation Texas initiative, joins Cardle & Woolley to talk about the latest on school choice legislation moving its way through the Texas Legislature.

FULL SHOW: The White House doubles down on its efforts to put the Associated Press in its place, saying it will take over press pool assignment responsibilities from the White House Correspondent's Association. PLUS: The House makes progress on a big, beautiful spending package to move Trump's agenda ahead. AND: Are some Republicans getting tired of Elon Musk's haphazard plans?

Economist Vance Ginn, PhD joins Cardle & Woolley at the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Texas Policy Summit, with a look at DOGE and other efforts by the Trump administration in Washington.

FULL SHOW: The resistance to Elon Musk's DOGE "pulse check" continues, with mixed messaging coming from not only Trump appointees leading agencies but also OMB itself. ALSO: The scandal surrounding the Texas Lottery continues to swirl at the Capitol, with lottery officials apparently able to do something they swore they couldn't when it comes to third-party courier services. PLUS: Economist Vance Ginn joins us with his thoughts on the DOGE effort, OMB, Russ Vought, and more.

Rep. Chip Roy, fresh off his keynote address at the TPPF Texas Policy Summit, speaks with Cardle & Woolley on the efforts by the Trump administration and Elon Musk with DOGE to identify fraud and waste in the federal government.

FULL SHOW: The swamp appears to be against some of Elon Musk's latest moves at DOGE, including a so-called "pulse check" asking everyone to summarize what they did last week in an email. PLUS: Our conversations from the Texas Policy Summit continue, with Rep. Chip Roy's thoughts on the DOGE effort. AND: It's a shakeup at MSNBC, which is going to have less joy as Joy Reid gets kicked to the curb.

Sherry Sylvester joins Cardle & Woolley with the week's Winners & Losers.

Former U.S. Attorney and director of the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Right On Crime project, Brett Tolman, joins Cardle & Woolley.

Brian Phillips, Chief Communications Officer for the Texas Public Policy Foundation, joins Cardle & Woolley at the TPPF Texas Policy Summit on the University of Texas campus.