On today's "First Light", we preview the dueling presidential town halls tonight with President Trump on one network and Joe Biden on another. Correspondent Clayton Neville joins Michael Toscano to give us a glimpse of what it'll look like. We also dig into more Senate races across America, this time focusing on Iowa, Maine, Michigan, and Montana.

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Day two of the Supreme Court confirmation hearing for Amy Coney Barrett is in the books, we'll get an update on that. Clayton Neville reports on early voting around the country. And we get an update on Senate races around the country with Reid Wilson of TheHill.com.

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On today's show, we get reaction from the first day of Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Dan McLaughlin, senior writer for the National Review joins Michael to discuss why he thinks Coney Barrett's confirmation will not necessarily spell the end of Obamacare.

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All eyes will be on the start of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett. We'll preview the proceedings and talk about the chances of the nominee being confirmed before the election.

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On today's program, President Trump declines an invitation to participate in a virtual debate with former Vice President Joe Biden, correspondent Kathy Foster brings us that story. Also - how much of a toll has the coronavirus pandemic taken on the restaurant industry?

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The Vice Presidential Debate was last night. Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence, for the most part, stuck to the issues. National Correspondent Clayton Neville fills us in on how it went. We'll also get the thoughts of Negin Farsad, host of the popular political podcast, "Fake the Nation".

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On today's show, we preview the Vice Presidential Debate with national correspondent Clayton Neville and Washington correspondent Linda Kenyon. Also - are your kids engaged in distance learning? Hope and Wade King are passionate educators with tips on how to make the most of your time as stand-in teacher for your kids.

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President Trump is back at the White House after spending a few days in the hospital being treated for coronavirus. National Correspondent Clayton Neville reports on the president's health and how he plans to move forward. Also, we talk to Julie Appleby, senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News about a potential coronavirus vaccine, and why it may not be the "magic wand" everyone hopes it will be.

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President Trump remains hospitalized after being diagnosed with coronavirus. We get an update on his condition from national correspondent Clayton Neville. Then, White House correspondent Bob Costantini checks in and tells us what it was like being at the White House the day the President was airlifted to Walter Reed Medical Center.

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On this edition of First Light - President Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus. What does it mean to his presidency? Who else was potentially infected within the White House? Michael Toscano talks with former SiriusXM White House Correspondent and current host of the podcast, "At the Table", Jared Rizzi about the diagnosis and potential outcomes. 

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