Cardle & Woolley

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 4. More on the SCOTUS decision blowing up the Voting Rights Act, along with a discussion on where the fracas is at now. PLUS: Will the James Comey indictment go anywhere?

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 4. May the fourth be with you... because Lynn Woolley's reached a boiling point on gas prices after his weekend fill-up broke his brain. PLUS: The left continues to melt down after last week's Supreme Court ruling effectively gutting a portion of the Voting Rights Act... is the south about to unleash a wave of redistricting?

FULL SHOW: The 60-day clock spelled out in the War Powers Resolution of 1973 is upon us as far as the Iran conflict goes... but nobody seems like they want to push the issue... the White House has its reasons, and Congress doesn't seem to care. PLUS: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 1. As the 60-day milestone under the War Powers Resolution passes, is the war in Iran still really ongoing or not? Opinions seem to be split. PLUS: Democrats are big mad after this week's Supreme Court ruling on a Louisiana congressional map that essentially gutted the remnants of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act - now they claim the court is broken.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 1. Camp Mystic's owners decide to withdraw their 2026 license application, meaning the camp where 28 people died last July 4 will stay closed this summer. PLUS: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for May 1. The longest shutdown in history, affecting the Department of Homeland Security, comes to an end after Congress passes a funding package - what's next for future ICE funding? PLUS: SecWar Pete Hegseth continued his testimony on Capitol Hill on Thursday, including an exchange over artificial intelligence in military actions.

FULL SHOW: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth testifies before Congress, sniping with Democrats who continue to question the war with Iran. PLUS: Rep. Pete Sessions joins us with the latest from Washington.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 30. Right On Crime's Brett Tolman joins us to discuss the indictment of James Comey, and whether Comey really had no idea what "86-47" meant. PLUS: Will states across the South take advantage of Wednesday's SCOTUS ruling largely neutering Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act when it comes to drawing electoral maps?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 30. Rep. Pete Sessions joins us for his bi-weekly check-in on all things happening in Washington, including yesterday's Pete Hegseth testimony and the James Comey indictment. PLUS: A look at how late night has changed, contrasting Jimmy Kimmel with the legend himself, Johnny Carson.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 30. SecWar Pete Hegseth spent much of Wednesday testifying before Congress, getting blasted by Democrats who can't see the forest through their Trump Derangement Syndrome. We debate the ongoing war and whether the U.S. is truly meeting its objectives (or knows what they are).

FULL SHOW: It's a day of three polarizing figures on top of the news... King Charles delivers a speech to a joint session of Congress, emphasizing the "irreplaceable and unbreakable" relationship between our two countries. PLUS: Former FBI director James Comey is under indictment again for his "86-47" seashells pic that he "just came across" on the beach. AND: Could Anthony Fauci be headed for leg...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 29. The U.S. Supreme Court has weakened a key portion of the Voting Rights Act in a case dealing with a majority-black district in Louisiana... does it mean the end of the Voting Rights Act?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 29. James Comey is under indictment again, this time for the "86-47" Instagram post of seashells. Will it go anywhere? PLUS: State lawmakers continue to debate the future of Camp Mystic, and whether enough changes have been made after last year's deadly July 4th floods.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 29. King Charles III spoke before a joint session of Congress on Tuesday,.. receiving multiple standing ovations from the entire chamber, including the Democrats who have told us they believe in "no kings"...

FULL SHOW: We're learning new details on the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night, including new questions about the security setup for the entire event. PLUS: The UAE says it wants out of OPEC... what impact will that have on oil prices worldwide? AND: Austin ISD draws the ire of Ken Paxton yet again because it can't figure out the difference between a bo...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28. The redistricting battles continue across the country, with the U.S. Supreme Court giving another nod to Texas' new map - meaning it will stay in place through at least the 2026 cycle. Meanwhile, a court challenge to Virginia's new map and Florida's proposal continue to move through.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28. Was security weak at the White House Correspondents' Dinner? Economist Steve Moore was there, and joins us with what he saw Saturday night.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 28. New details about the shooter in Saturday night's White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting are coming to light, as he faces his first court appearances.

FULL SHOW: The latest on Saturday's shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, including the latest on the "nutjob" who's facing his arraignment today. PLUS: Before the fracas Saturday night, the Iran peace talks fell apart again - before the Trump envoys even made it to Pakistan. Is there a path forward for peace? AND: Austin caves to Gov. Abbott and reaches an agreement on changes to AP...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 27. Prior to Saturday's WHCD shooting, the big story was Iran - and negotiations falling apart again. Can the different factions figure out who's in charge and let us know? PLUS: Austin gives in to demands from Gov. Abbott's office, changing APD policies when it comes to ICE and federal immigration warrants.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 27. In an interview aired on "60 Minutes" Sunday night, CBS' Norah O'Donnell asked President Trump a number of questions just hours after the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. And of course, one of the questions struck a nerve with Trump. Was he right or wrong?

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for April 27. Another assassination attempt for President Donald Trump, as a "nutjob" shooter tries to bust his way into the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night.

FULL SHOW: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gives three of the state's largest cities an extension on having hundreds of millions of dollars in state grants pulled over the cities' lack of cooperation with ICE administrative warrants. ALSO: Are the indictments against the SPLC just the tip of the iceberg on the Democrat grift train? PLUS: Friday means a new edition of Winners & Losers with Sherry Sylvester.

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 24. California's gubernatorial candidates participated in a debate Wednesday night... and showed that we've surely got the cream of the crop running. PLUS: Will Florida now offset the Dems' potential redistricting gain in Virginia? AND: News To Know wraps things up on a Friday morning.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for April 24. The indictments against the Southern Poverty Law Center raise new questions about Charlottesville and other incidents over the past few years. PLUS: It's a Friday, which means an all-new edition of Winners & Losers.