KLIF News & Information in the Morning

0:24 -- Political analyst Allan Saxe joins Dave & Amy to analyze exactly why Joe Biden's campaign has fallen apart, and what he thinks Republicans hope for out of the Democratic primaries.

9:11 -- There's a disturbing number of people (millennials and Gen Z's, particularly) who are GHOSTING their employers. Are you kidding? We speak with an expert, Mark Fenner, on why it's happening and how it's impacting employers.

0:23 -- Joe Biden is falling apart, but is he down for the count? SMU Political Science professor Cal Jillson joins Dave & Amy to analyze his chances moving forward, plus the rise of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic party.

7:15 -- Believe it or not, Americans really don't care that much about climate change. We've got the proof right here!

0:23 -- Former KLIF radio host Grant Stinchfield was with his son at the Dallas Dave & Busters where shots rang out Sunday afternoon. He joined Dave & Amy to tell us what it was like in the middle of the shooting.

5:55 -- Dan Peres is a big name in the publishing industry and has recently written a memoir that talks about a common struggle in America: opioid addiction. He chatted with Dave about his journey and book.

0:24 -- At long last, the impeachment trial for President Trump is over! Constitutional lawyer David Coale joined Dave and Amy to put a bow on it and break down the entire thing from a legal standpoint, including whether or not he thinks the Democrats could still come back with another charge.

9:05 -- Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes was the first quarterback to play college football in Texas and win a Super Bowl, so we checked in with his former high school athletic director Adam Cook to see what his accomplishment means to the city of Whitehouse, Texas, which is in East Texas.

0:24 -- Congressman Michael Burgess was in the room during President Trump's State of the Union speech Tuesday night. He joined Dave & Amy to talk about what he thought about the speech, Nancy Pelosi's antics, and how seriously we should fear legislators trying to push socialism on our healthcare system.

5:22 -- More than 24 hours later, we still don't have 100% of the votes in for the Iowa caucus. Allan Saxe joins the show to talk about how nuts that is, and what he would do to fix it.

0:25 -- Rush Limbaugh announced he has advanced lung cancer, and Dave & Scott have a major problem with how many people on the left are reacting to the news. 

4:43 -- The Iowa caucuses were an UTTER disaster Monday night! We check in with Steve Kastenbaum, who was there in Des Moines, to see just how bad things got and how each of the Democratic presidential candidates took the strange news.

0:24 -- Congressman Michael Burgess joined the show to talk about the dangers of the Coronavirus and why it took so long for the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare it a global emergency. Plus, a little Senate impeachment trial talk as well.

7:12 -- Every Super Bowl has goofy prop bets and even goofier commercials. Dave, Amy and Scott bring you an audio preview of what to expect during the big game on Sunday.

12:36 -- Frank Swietek brings us his movie reviews for this weekend's new releases. Maybe there's something good coming out that you could watch if you're not a football fan!

0:24 -- Questions, questions, questions! That was the theme during the Senate Impeachment trial Wednesday (and Thursday). Linda Kenyon watched it happen live and joined Dave and Amy to explain how it all went down.

7:46 -- The Texas teenager who was told he couldn't graduate because of his dreadlocks found himself on Ellen, and receiving a special surprise. We have the audio.

11:54 -- Joe Biden wants a strong VP because, according to him, he may die in office. We couldn't help but laugh, and we've got the audio for you here!

0:24 -- Amy's cousin Ben lives in Shanghai, China, so he joined the show to talk about how scary the CoronaVirus is over there. How much has their daily life changed?

9:37 -- A couple of online petitions have surfaced revolving around the death of Kobe Bryant. One of them aimed at TMZ, another at the NBA. Dave, Amy and Scott discuss whether they agree with them (Scott has a hot take on the TMZ one).

14:25 -- We've found the most profane wedding invitation of all time. Hear exactly how a loving couple invited their friends and family to their special day.

0:24 -- Our constitutional law expert David Coale grades the performance of THE constitutional law expert in the Senate Impeachment trial, Alan Dershowitz. What was the most impactful moment of day 2 of President Trump's defense?

8:35 -- A university is utilizing an app that allows professors to track their students whereabouts on campus. Dave, Amy and Scott dissect and decide whether it's right or wrong.