On Tuesday’s First Light, the House prepares for impeachment.  Multiple tornadoes tear through Mississippi and Louisiana. Kevin Carr has a review of the Adam Sandler drama, “Uncut Gems”. And Michael talks to Ted Rossman about holiday tipping.

On Monday’s show,  the White House starts preparing for the impeachment trial. The Trump administration is signaling  they're planning to draw down the number of US troops in Afghanistan by as many as 4,000. Kevin Carr reviews the new movie “Bombshell”.  Michael welcomes correspondent Mark Sherman to talk about the Supreme Court and the case of President Trump’s finances. And Micah Muzio drops by to talk about the new 2020 cars.

On Friday’s First Light, the House Judiciary Committee ends the impeachment debate Thursday night and schedules a vote for Friday morning. Prime Minister Boris Johnson wins UK election. Kevin Carr discusses the controversy surrounding the new film “Richard Jewell”.  Clayton Neville talks to Michael about charges filed against ten former NFL players in a scheme to defraud the league's health care benefit program.  And Michael talks to Bob Fisch about bridging the gap between baby boomers and millennials.

On Thursday’s show, the House Judiciary Committee is set to vote on articles of impeachment against President Trump. At least one civil rights group is vowing to go to court, after President Trump signed an executive order fighting anti-Semitism. Kevin Carr reviews “Jumanji: The Next Level”.  It’s election day in Great Britain and correspondent Nina Dos Santos is in London for a conversation with Michael.  And Clayton Neville checks in from Dallas to discuss the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency’s  latest statistics for the 2019 fiscal year.

On Wednesday’s show,  House Democrats and the White House have announced agreement  on a modified North American trade pact.  Jersey City,  New Jersey was rocked by a gun battle that lasted for hours and  killed a police detective and three innocent civilians. Kevin Carr has new releases for home viewing.  Michael talks to correspondent Linda Kenyon about the announcement of the articles of impeachment.  And Michael talks to brand expert Steve Tallent, who is warning consumers about the pethora of counterfeit consumer goods available online.

On Tuesday’s First Light, Democrats close in on a vote for an impeachment.  The Department of Justice Inspector General finds the FBI was justified in opening its 2016 investigation into ties between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia.  Kevin Carr reviews the new film directed by Clint Eastwood, “Richard Jewell”. Michael talks to journalist Christopher Ingraham about Christmas and Baby Boomers.

On Monday’s First Light, the FBI says it’s working under the presumption that the Florida naval base shooting by a flight student from Saudi Arabia was an act of terrorism.  Tensions between North Korea and the United States increased over the weekend, the President issued warnings after the North announced that they had conducted a test at a long range missile site. Kevin Carr checks in with the Critics Choice Awards nominations.  Clayton Neville talks to Michael about the Pensacola shooting.  And Aimee Cunningham of Science News talks to Michael about a new study showing medicine alone may be more effective than surgery in treating some heart disease patients.

On Friday’s First Light, the House Judiciary Committee is set to begin drafting ‘articles of impeachment’ and Republicans in the House and the Senate are not taking this lightly.  Uber, as part of a long anticipated safety report, revealed that more than 3,000 sexual assaults were reported during its U.S. rides in 2018. Kevin Carr reviews the new Apple plus series “Truth Be Told”.  Michael talks to Linda Kenyon about the impeachment proceedings and author Tammy Vigil about her new book “Melania and Michelle: First Ladies In A New Era”.

On Thursday’s show, the House Judiciary Committee hears from legal experts on impeachment. President Trump returns from the NATO summit.  Kevin Carr reviews “The Aeronauts”.  Michael debriefs White House Correspondent Bob Costantini on the president’s NATO meetings.

On Wednesday’s First Light, the House Judiciary Committee holds their first impeachment hearing.  President Trump has a full day of meetings at the NATO summit. Kevin Carr has the latest dvd releases.  Correspondent Linda Kenyon calls in to talk about the next steps in the impeachment inquiry.  And Washington Post reporter Laura Reilly talks to Michael about a new trend in agriculture, “indoor farming”.