Rudy Giuliani continues to speak publicly on behalf of President Trump.  Bob Costantini reports the former NY mayor may be causing more problems than he is solving. And Clayton Neville tells us about the pushback from foreign governnents President Trump is getting after his speech to the NRA.

Would a pending cell phone company merger be good for consumers?  Listeners share their feelings.

President Trump's lawyer, Rudi Giuliani ignites controversy.  Sara Murray reports comments made on Fox News contradict the Presidents previous statements on payments to porn actress Stormy Daniels. On the souther border, immigrants line up for admission into  the United States as refugees.  Jim Roope reports it's a long arduous process.

Vaping has become very popular with teenagers. Listeners check in with cautionary tales of smoking and vaping,

The Texas Attorney General files suit against the federal government. Clayton Neville says he wants DACA declared illegal. Meanwhile, California is suing the E.P.A. Jim Roope reports it's over the roll-back of Obama era clean car rules.

Is E.P.A Administrator Scott Pruitt corrupt? First Light listeners answer the question.

Vice President Mike Pence visited the southern border. Dave Alpert reports the immigrant caravan was camped on the Mexican side. The Israeli president makes his case against Iran. Steve Kastenbaum reports Benjamin Netanyahu claims to know Iran has nuclear weapon capability.

On the call in, listeners share their feelings on immigration and the building of a border wall.

Happy Monday! On this morning's edition of "First Light", Bob Costantini followed President Trump's campaign style rally over the weekend, he fills us in on that. Steve Kastenbaum reports on the gigantic merger between Sprint and T-Mobile. In our call-in topic, we discuss the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and whether Michelle Wolf went too far with her jokes.

With the Koreas on the verge of a groundbreaking partnership, "First Light" covers it with a report from John Lorinc. Steve Kastenbaum reports on the Bill Cosby verdict, John Stolnis has all of your NFL Draft news, and in our call-in segment, with Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War in theatres, Evan asks which super power you would pick if you could choose one. It's bound to be a "super" show!

Evan returns on this morning's "First Light", as we get updated on the capture of the Golden State Killer. Bob Costantini tells us who President Trump will next host at the White House. And in our call-in segment, we ask you about celebrities and politics - do their opinions matter to you?

Mike Moss is in for Evan Haning this morning, as we get an update on President Trump's first state dinner. Steve Kastenbaum checks in with the latest on the Bill Cosby trial. And in our call-in segment, we talk about the Iran Nuclear Deal and whether or not the United States should exit the agreement.

On this Tuesday edition of "First Light", Bob Costantini updates us on Mike Pompeo's Senate confirmation, Clayton Neville tells us how the Waffle House shooter was aprehended, and in our call-in topic, we tackle the issue of homelessness in America.

Happy Monday! On today's show, we take a look at a busy Twitter weekend for President Trump, Steve Kastenbaum brings us the latest in the Bill Cosby trial, and in our call-in segment, we discuss President Trump's cabinet choices and why there have been so many changes.