KLIF News & Information in the Morning

0:24 -- Chick Fil-A decides to stop donating money to organizations that have anti-LGBTQ views. Clayton Neville joined Dave & Amy to talk about why they made the decision and what the LGBTQ community thinks about it.

5:47 -- It's being called #FartGate on Twitter...former Democratic presidential candidate Eric Swalwell let out a doozy while doing an interview on MSNBC. He denies it was him. You listen and be the judge!

0:24 -- Today (Monday) marks the 20th Anniversary of the tragic Texas A&M bonfire collapse. Dave & Amy remember the day and hear from a survivor who was buried at the bottom of the rubble, and now has a documentary made about him and the 12 who lost their lives.

5:50 -- Liron "The Techie Guy" Segev joins the show to talk about hackers invading Disney+, Black Friday scam ads all over social media, and a cool thing Spotify is doing to make your holiday travel a little more enjoyable. He joins us every Monday at 8:17!

0:25 -- Disney's new online streaming service has decided to put trigger warnings on some  of its older movies and shows. Is this necessary? Dave and Scott speak to Syracuse pop culture and television expert Robert Thompson about Disney+ and why they're doing it. There may be some millennial jabs thrown in...

9:13 -- Dave was blown away when Scott told him his car drove HIM to the show this morning...not the other way around. Hear the story, plus an epic tale about some castaway cows (yes, you read correctly) that survived a five mile journey swimming across the ocean.

0:24 -- Did he call heads or tails? It's another audio conundrum that you've GOT to hear. Dave, Amy, and Scott play the sound for you, and you can tell us what you think it is. For some of us, it changes every time!

5:28 -- What did we learn after Day One of the public impeachment hearings? We invited Allen Saxe to the show to break it all down.

0:24 -- It's "Opening Day" of the public impeachment hearings, so SMU Political Analyst Cal Jillson joined Dave & Amy to break it all down, including why all of a sudden Democrats aren't using the term Quid Pro Quo.

8:43 -- The NFL is doing something odd with Colin Kaepernick by giving him a chance to audition for teams this weekend. Dave and Amy share their strong opinions on whether or not this is a good idea. Also, what do they think about Ellie Goulding threatening to pull out of the Cowboys' Thanksgiving halftime show because of the Salvation Army?

00:26 Supreme Court hearing arguments today on protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants.

04:20 Google Initiative called "Project Nightingale", collecting personal health information on millions of Americans in 21 states.

00:42 Long time UTA Political Science Professor Dr. Allan Saxe joined Dave & Amy over impeachment hearings now being made public.

05:52 Liron Segev, TheTechieGuy.com, Talks about Apple Card investigation (Goldman Sachs), Netflix will stop working on older smart TV's after Dec 2nd, & Segev advises not to throw away your old tech before Black Friday.

00:34 Distant relative of LeBaron family , Anna LeBaron said some in La Mora believe this was a targeted attack by the Mexican Drug Cartel, rather than a random killing.

08:15 Frank Swietek with oneguysopinion.com joins Dave & Amy for a peak into new movies at the box office this weekend ("Doctor Sleep", "Playing With Fire", "Frankie", & "Cyrano, My Love")

0:24   Dave and Amy talk with Linda Kenyon about Impeachment, public hearings in the Senate, and whistleblower protections.

06:09  The Dallas Ebola scare from five years ago is back in a courtroom.  Attorney Quentin Brogdon breaks down the lawsuit and where it stands.

0:24 -- U.S Congressman Michael Burgess visited Dave and Amy in studio to give his thoughts on the impeachment inquiry and yesterday's election results. Were the Democrat victories nationwide a cause for concern for the White House?

8:55 -- It's happened again....Popeyes restaurants across town are running out of chicken sandwiches. And a conversation about Netflix losing compatibility with Samsung Smart TV's takes an interesting turn.