Cardle & Woolley

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.

Just hours after the U.S. Senate voted to pass a funding package that would restore operations for much of the Department of Homeland Security - everything but ICE - the package moves to the House. Will enough votes come together to get it passed? PLUS: Prior to the overnight developments, President Trump had indicated he'd use an executive order to get TSA agents paid. Will that still be needed?...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 27. More from Team Trump on Thursday's Cabinet meeting and the ongoing war with Iran, plus the announcement from Treasury on Thursday that Trump Bucks - actual US currency with President Trump's signature on them - will be coming later this summer. AND: A dose of News To Know, Before You Go!

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 27. President Trump held a cabinet meeting Thursday, with one of the major topics being the ongoing conflict in Iran. With Trump continuing to delay his ultimatum on blowing up Iranian energy targets, has the red line moved?

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for March 27. Overnight, the Senate passed a bill aiming to fund the Department of Homeland Security - except for ICE - and sending it off to the House. Ken Cuccinelli, former acting deputy DHS secretary under President Trump.

FULL SHOW: Should social media companies be held liable for the addictive nature of their platforms? That's the verdict from a California jury... but will it have any impact? PLUS: The war with Iran continues to rage on... Jake Bennett from Stand With Us joins us to discuss the latest. AND: Two prominent candidates in the Texas GOP are sniping at each other, with one taking it public and onto soci...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 26. As the war in Iran drags on, questions are mounting as to whether the U.S. underestimated the effort that would be needed. We take a look at what a former head of MI6 head thinks three weeks in. PLUS: Prominent candidates in the Texas GOP are sniping at each other, with Ken Paxton taking on Kelly Hancock as the latest example.

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for March 26. What's next in the war in Iran? Jake Bennett with Stand With Us joins us to discuss. PLUS: The latest on the DHS shutdown and its effects on TSA lines at airports across the country.

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 26. A jury trial in California found Meta and Alphabet both liable for their negligence in designing their social media platforms... will it mean any change in how social networks operate and addict their users?

FULL SHOW: As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, attempts to find an offramp are not being received well in Tehran - or at least whoever claims to be responsible for running Iran. PLUS: We're joined by White House deputy press secretary Abigail Jackson with the latest from Washington. AND: Is the Austin City Council really gaining fiscal sense? Now they're looking to possibly claw back fund...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 25. New developments in the war with Iran as whoever is running the country has rejected President Trump's 15-point ceasefire plan... what's next? PLUS: Texas has new rules going into effect restricting smokeable hemp... despite a veto from Gov. Abbott on the Lege's proposal, how will this shake up the controversial industry?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for March 25. Who's actually in charge of Iran right now? President Trump says he's talking to a "key leader" and making progress; an Iranian spokesman says it's all baloney and Trump may be talking to himself. We visit with White House Deputy Press Secretary Abigail Jackson. PLUS: Austin is quickly approaching a fiscal reckoning - and apparently some City Council member...

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 25. Is the war in Iran heading towards an off-ramp? President Trump says we're "way ahead of schedule" on achieving objectives, but the Iranians - at least what's left of them - claim to be hanging on.

Syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette joins Cardle & Woolley to discuss the allegations facing the late Cesar Chavez and the fallout across the country.

FULL SHOW: A lot of talking... President Trump says he's talking to a key leader in Iran, but considering we've blown most of them up... who is that exactly? An Iranian spokesperson says he's talking to no one... but who knows if that's a trustworthy source. PLUS: The latest on the LaGuardia plane crash and the investigation, a Loyola University student murdered by an illegal immigrant, and whethe...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for March 24. Fresh off a court ruling demanding changes to the Pentagon's press policy, SecWar Pete Hegseth is complying but making some more changes. Is it an effort to smack down the fake news legacy media, or is it going a little too far in blocking legitimate but negative coverage? PLUS: A look at the long history of conflict with Iran, and we wrap the day up with s...

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley for March 24. Syndicated columnist Ruben Navarrette joins us to talk about the allegations against Cesar Chavez and his extremely rapid fall from grace. PLUS: Will the frustrations with TSA staffing finally be a breaking point on the DHS shutdown?

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for March 24. Are we getting mixed messages in the ongoing war with Iran? It's fair to say the messaging from President Trump, SecWar Pete Hegseth, CENTCOM, and even the Iranians themselves are not exactly lining up. PLUS: The latest on Monday's LaGuardia plane crash and an illegal immigrant murdering a Loyola University student in Chicago.

FULL SHOW: Rapid developments overnight in the Iran conflict... President Trump had laid down a 48-hour deadline for Iran to clear the Strait of Hormuz, but will now wait for five days given progress in talks with an unidentified Iranian leader. PLUS: Elon Musk is looking to drop another billion or two or 20 into his campus in eastern Travis County, adding a chip fab to create semiconductors to po...

Hour 3 of Cardle & Woolley for March 23. The University of North Texas says it's dropping some of its classes after racking up a $45 million budget deficit... the university says international students are declining, but it's also canceling some woke classes. PLUS: Are higher tax refunds coming? And are they going to be eaten up by higher prices due to the Iran war?

Hour 2 of Cardle & Woolley, for March 23. As we continue to follow the late-breaking developments on the war in Iran, we touch on a couple of other big stories from the weekend - Elon Musk announcing a $20 billion "Terafab" that will be built on the Tesla campus in eastern Travis County, looking to create a steady supply of AI chips to power Musk creations, and Joe Kent sounding off after getting...

Hour 1 of Cardle & Woolley for March 23. Breaking news from overnight, including a plane crash at New York's La Guardia Airport, as well as fast-breaking developments from President Trump in the ongoing conflict with Iran. PLUS: We break down the story of Sheridan Gorman, a Loyola University student fatally shot by an immigrant that ICE is seeking to detain.

Mandy Drogin with the Texas Public Policy Foundation joined Cardle & Woolley to talk about education reform and her recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee in Washington, particularly the Supreme Court's 1982 ruling in Plyler v. Doe that mandates public education for illegal immigrant children - plus the latest on Texas' Education Freedom Accounts program and more.

Winners & Losers for March 20th, with Cardle & Woolley and Sherry Sylvester from the Texas Public Policy Foundation.