KLIF News & Information in the Morning

0:24 -- It's impeachment day in the house, so we check in with our regular Capitol Hill reporter Linda Kenyon on what's expected today, and beyond in the Senate. Could we expect some Democratic defectors?

6:02 -- Did you know most lawyers call January "Divorce Month?" Dave, Amy and Scott talk about why that may be the case, and get into an interesting story about Dave's first marriage. Did his end in January too?? Find out.

0:24 -- Things got chaotic at an Adam Schiff town hall in California. You've got to hear the audio, plus the reaction from Dave and Amy.

4:30 -- Ever wonder what it's like inside the Dallas Cowboys Christmas party? Our producer Scott Sidway performed at the party Monday night and brings you all the juicy details (including what songs got Jerry Jones dancing!).

0:24 -- There are a lot of stories out there about hackers getting into your Ring doorbells and other home devices. Dave and Amy check in with data security specialist Ed Peters to talk about how at risk you could be, and what you can do to protect yourself.

5:13 -- Good lord, 14 hours of impeachment debate?? That's a long time, and our Linda Kenyon was there the whole time. Hear from her and why the vote last night got delayed (Spoiler: 14 hours of debate has something to do with it).

10:28 -- Is the new movie about the 1996 Olympic bombing in Atlanta good? Our movie guy Frank Swietek from OneGuysOpinion.com reviews it and a couple more.

00:23 Special Assistant to President Trump, Steven Groves talks about the two articles of impeachment facing the President ,Abuse of Power/Obstruction of Congress

08:58 Dave & Amy's Favorite Story of The Day: Farts that kill Mosquitoes.  The story has been verified and you gotta hear this!

0:23 -- Constitutional law expert David Coale joined Dave and Amy to get a legal breakdown of the impeachment charges against President Trump. Why is it written so vaguely? He has the answers.

9:05 -- Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata joined the show in-studio to talk about Mayor Eric Johnson's stern letter to the department about curbing violent crime. Mata told us his own plan on fixing the department as well.

19:48 -- The firing of Dallas Stars coach Jim Montgomery for "unprofessional conduct" shocked us all, so we wanted to check in with Stars expert Bob Sturm from 1310 The Ticket to get his take on what the heck happened to our hockey team.

0:24 -- Chipotle announced it's hiring nurses to make sure their employees who call in sick are ACTUALLY sick. Is this fair? Is this even legal!? We check in with Austin Pennington, an attorney from the Pennington Firm, to break it down.

8:23 -- In maybe one of the biggest "you can't make it up if you tried" stories, Dave and Amy tell you their favorite story of the day: a man who drunkenly flew a crop duster and spread manure over a city. Yep.

0:24 -- Andrew Yang came to Dallas, but will snow? There's potential, so we check in with our meteorologist Brad Barton to find out how likely that is.

07:22 -- There's a Santa shirt that is causing Wal-Mart to apologize. Plus, someone ate the world's most expensive banana (you can't make this stuff up).

00:26 Former UTA Political Science Professor reacts to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi directing House Democrats to draft Articles of Impeachment against President Trump

08:25 Frank Sweitek joins Dave & Amy to discuss new releases this weekend (The Two Popes, The Aeronauts, After Class, & I See You)

0:24 -- Well, it's happening. Nancy Pelosi has given the House the green light to pursue articles of impeachment. Dave and Amy react to her morning announcement and whether or not they think it's fair.

5:59 -- What the heck is wrong with the Dallas Cowboys? We were joined by Cowboys insider Jean-Jacques Taylor from our sister station 103.3 FM ESPN to talk about why this year has been so frustrating for fans. He may cast the blame somewhere you don't expect.

0:26 -- Kamala Harris drops out of the race, Democrats want Beto to run for Senate again, and Joe Biden has a ridiculous (but fitting) new campaign slogan. So much political news, so we checked in with SMU's Cal Jillson to break it all down.

8:45 -- A North Texas man tragically died putting up Christmas lights this week, which reminded Dave of his annual warning to those who decorate their homes. He tells his scary story about his experience with putting the lights up.