For most Americans, the war in Ukraine takes on a distant hue that makes it easy to talk about in broad terms. For some, distance makes the war easier to dismiss. To many people in Europe, however, it’s a much more vivid and constant worry. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor as Deseret News, just returned from a two-week stay in Sweden, and brings D2 the perspective from Europe about the war in Ukraine.

Body cam footage from Jackson County Sheriff's Dept. shows the moment when they visited the Gray household last year after receiving a tip that someone from their address had made threats to shoot up a school. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, discusses with Dave and Debbie whether this footage helps or hurts the shooter's father's case as he's also been charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder and eight counts of cruelty to children. Dave and Debbie walk through what we know about the mom of the suspected shooter.

The presidential debate between VP Kamala Harris and Former President Trump will kick off tonight. Can either candidate sway the moveable middle and bring the undecided to one side? Thom DeSirent, Executive Director of the Utah Democratic Party, joins the show to talk about what Utah Democrats are expecting from their candidate ahead of tonight's debate. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, also joins the show to discuss what Americans will be watching for.

There are three different Lyman's listed as write in candidates. How did we get here? First, Rep. Phil Lyman wins the Republican Convention vote, but loses the primary to Gov Spencer Cox. Phil Lyman becomes a write in candidate. Then another Lyman, Richard, enters the race as a write in for Governor, listing his mom, Carol, for LG.  KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small joins Dave and Debbie's to answer questions and Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake Count Clerk, joins the show to discuss the write-in process and if having multiple write in candidates with the same last name will open up any issues.

A change of venue has been granted for the trial of Bryan Kohberger. He's been charged in the murders of four students from the University of Idaho. Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas for analysis on why this change of venue took place.

Last week we talked in depth about guns in schools after the mass shooting outside of Atlanta. Utah Rep. Rex Shipp pitched a plan to bring gun safety courses to Utah public schools, but it failed to pass the senate in 2021. He joins the show to discuss why he feels that we need this legislation and his plans to bring it back up in the 2024 legislative session.

The leader of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Russel M. Nelson, turns 100 today. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins Dave and Debbie as they look back at his life and achievements.

A new report by the Survey Center on American Life shows that 60% of young adults raised by both of their parents say they could count on their dad to help with a personal problem as they were being raised. Lois Collins, Special Projects and Family Issues Reporter at Deseret News, walks us through what her research reveals about today's dads, followed by listeners' calls.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, over 25% of youth deaths in the U.S. are suicides. Dr. Hans Watson, Founder and Owner of Dynamic Psychiatry, discusses why youth suicide happens and how changing hormones in teens impact their mental health.