Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 31. History says that more than just air power is needed to achieve the military objectives President Trump has laid out for Iran, but is that really true? PLUS: A new Supreme Court ruling sends Colorado's conversion therapy ban back to the lower courts - and likely for the wood chipper. AND: SCOTUS is also set to take up birthright citizenship on Wednesday.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 31. Secretary of State Marco Rubio sits down with Al Jazeera, addressing the war with Iran and negotiations over a lasting peace. PLUS: The latest on a deadly shooting at a high school in Comal County on Monday morning that left a student dead and a teacher hospitalized.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 31. Allies in the Persian Gulf have been reaching out to President Donald Trump, urging him to finish off the Iranian regime... but is Trump still looking for an offramp - or looking to make things worse by targeting desalination plants? PLUS: Gas prices continue to rise, with AAA now reporting the average price for a gallon of regular now over $4 for the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. Will that erode Trump's support?

Lou Ann Anderson, author of the Substack column Political Pursuits, joins Cardle & Woolley to talk about this year's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), which wrapped up this weekend in Grapevine, Texas.

FULL SHOW: President Trump's new favorite word appears to be obliterate... because it's in every Truth Social post regarding Iran and his potential to strike if they don't shape up and get on the peace train. PLUS: CPAC has come and gone from North Texas, with a big focus on Islamification. We break down the panel plus get a report from the ground. AND: Despite both chambers passing bills to fund DHS and TSA agents, they still disagree on how to do it - meaning we're still at an impasse.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 30. Is there a method to President Trump's madness? Some think it's a page of Sun Tzu’s Art of War - keep your enemy confused as a deliberate strategy. PLUS: The shutdown drags on, after the House and Senate couldn't come to an agreement on either of their plans - and now both chambers are out for two weeks for Easter.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for March 30. Political analyst Lou Ann Anderson joins us at the top of the hour to wrap up all things CPAC. PLUS: Every time President Trump holds a Cabinet meeting, the amount of verbal fawning over his leadership is reaching a new point. Is it a job requirement or just groupthink gone wrong?

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 30. We kick off a Monday with a look at the weekend at CPAC in Grapevine... including a panel entitled "Don't Sharia My Texas" focused on the Islamification of areas of the country, especially North Texas. Also coming later this week - arguments before the Supreme Court on President Trump's efforts to eliminate birthright citizenship.

Former acting deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security under the first Trump administration, Ken Cuccinelli joins Cardle & Woolley to talk about the ongoing DHS shutdown, the overnight vote by the U.S. Senate to reach a funding deal, and the path forward as this fight continues on Capitol Hill.

Cardle & Woolley's Winners & Losers for March 27, featuring Sherry Sylvester from the Texas Public Policy Foundation.