KLIF News & Information in the Morning

0:24 -- This week has been much better for the stock market, and now the Trump Administration says they want the economy to open up by May. Is that realistic? Financial expert Derrick Kinney lets us know.

5:00 -- It's Easter weekend, and some churches are making bold claims about the coronavirus, Easter services, and God. Dave and Amy tell you the story and react.

10:57 -- More movies are coming straight to streaming services, so Frank Swietek reviews the new ones this week! On this week's list are two horror films (one of them comedic) and two documentaries. 

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0:24 -- Looking at China is kind of like looking into a crystal ball when it comes to this Coronavirus pandemic. They're a month or so ahead of us, which is why we turn again to Amy's cousin Ben Chodroff to see what things are currently like there, as some parts begin to open up again.

7:41 -- Has crime gone down while everyone is sheltered at home? Alex Del Carmen from Tarleton State University tells Dave & Amy "yes....and no." It's just changed a bit. 

12:27 -- We finally have our Democratic challenger to President Trump. Bernie Sanders drops out, leaving only Joe Biden left in the Democratic field. Cal Jillson from SMU breaks it down.

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0:24 -- More and more animals are testing positive for the coronavirus, so should we be concerned about our pets? Lauriston Crockett of Gift For Live joins Dave and Amy to talk about what we should be doing. PLUS, did you hear what the pandas are doing now while we quarantine??

7:42 -- A Louisiana town made a blunder when alerting folks about its new curfew, and Paris is banning WHAT during daylight hours? We discuss...

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0:23 -- How much has the life of a first responder changed throughout the COVID-19 crisis? Matt Zavadsky from Medstar in Fort Worth paints a picture for us.

7:03 -- Easter is this weekend, Passover is Wednesday, and some churches are saying LEGALLY they're allowed to stay open, despite the restrictions. Are they right? Attorney Quentin Brogdan joins Dave & Amy to talk about it.

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0:24 -- If the Coronavirus lasts into the fall, what could happen to the presidential election? What does the Constitution say about delaying, or canceling it?? Expert attorney David Coale joins Dave & Amy to break it down for you.

6:35 -- Zoom is all the craze right now, whether it's a business hosting a meeting or friends going to a virtual happy hour. But how safe is it? Tech expert Ed Peters explains what you can do to stay safe!

0:29 -- In today's KLIFnotes: the White House could be issuing guidelines soon recommending wearing masks in public, a Texas city is fining people for NOT wearing masks, and the Philippines says they'll SHOOT people who don't stay in their homes. Oh, and Nancy Pelosi being Nancy Pelosi...

9:10 -- A good night's sleep is good for your immune system, so experts like Dr. Hal Stewart are encouraging you more than ever to REST UP during the Coronavirus crisis. Amy and Scott chat with him about how to do just that.

15:20 -- If you're stuck at home, we're guessing you need some new material to watch on the TV. Frank Swietek from OneGuysOpinion.com reviews a variety of new flicks coming straight to streaming services.

0:29 -- Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar joined Amy and Scott to talk about how the Trump administration is handling the Coronavirus pandemic, an update on medicine to fight it, and how working with the President throughout it has been.

10:27 -- Gun shops have been deemed essential businesses, and sales continue to spike. Gun law expert Emily Taylor from Walker Taylor Law joined the show to explain why.

14:48 -- Already starting to put on weight thanks to staying at home more? You're not alone. Nutritionist Robin Plotkin gives us all tips on how to not put on the "COVID-19."

0:29 -- Folks could be close to losing their minds while either quarantined or sheltering-in-place, so let's have a therapy session! Therapist Elizabeth Scrivner talks to us about how to manage these tough times effectively!

9:46 -- Amy and Scott found a list of 100 things to do to keep you busy during this pandemic, and one of them includes auditioning to be the voice of one of Texas' biggest icons (literally)! We explain, and offer our own audition tapes!

0:29 -- Congressman Michael Burgess joins Amy & Scott to talk about how the President is handling the Coronavirus pandemic, how close the stimulus package came to failing because of Nancy Pelosi, and how long we will be social distancing.

9:09 -- It's the end of the month, meaning bills are due soon! But how many companies are being lenient, and what can you do to make sure you make your payments? Derrick Kinney joins us with all the answers.

13:00 -- Restaurants have been forced into the takeout model because of COVID-19 regulations, but some are shutting down completely because they can't handle it. John Kinch owns Community Grille in Frisco and is still open, and talks with us about how they're able to do it and how difficult it is being a restaurant owner right now.

0:28 -- McKinney Mayor George Fuller is at the center of a controversy surrounding contradicting shelter-in-place ordinances issued in his city and countywide. Plus, a recent lawsuit has temporarily halted his orders. He joins Amy & Scott to talk about it all and explain why he thinks we need to play it smart.

10:15 -- Many parents are having to homeschool now with their kids not being able to go to school, and many are overwhelmed. Sam Sarbo, a homeschooling expert and author, joins us to talk about why it's actually a good thing, while giving advice to overwhelmed parents. (for more, go to samsarbo.com)