Sen. Luz Escamilla joins the show to talk about the democratic perspective on the decision made on the abortion trigger law today and the call from republicans to collapse the window for abortions from 18 weeks to 4 to 6 weeks in Utah.

KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show live from the Utah State Captiol where a press conference is being held as Senator Dan McCay and others share reaction and next steps to the ruling to uphold the injunction on Utah's trigger law. Meanwhile, President Biden addresses the nation about the US/Russia Prisoner swap. After negotiating the release of over twenty people held in Russia, President Biden addressed the public, expressing his gratitude for the countries who helped push the negotiation through, and the safe return for them back to their families. Debbie and Taylor continue their local and national coverage on both issues.

Sen. Dan McCay joins Debbie and Taylor to talk about what he's expecting in the near future as the Utah Supreme Court has ruled to keep the injunction on Utah's abortion trigger law in place.  Senator McCay shares plans for the future of the abortion law in Utah, which could include reducing the window for abortion bans from 18 weeks to 4-6 weeks.

The United States has negotiated the release of Paul Whelan, Evan Gershkovich, and almost twenty other people who were being held in Russia. Debbie and Taylor break down the facts, who's getting released, and who the United States is exchanging for their safe return.

We start off the show today with the breaking news that the Utah Supreme Court has ruled to uphold the injunction on Utah's abortion trigger law.  Debbie is joined by Taylor Morgan as a co-host today and speak with KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas on what this ruling means for Utah's abortion law and what happens next.

Team USA's Women's Rugby 7's team won it's first ever medal on Tuesday after beating Australia 14-12 in the bronze medal match. Utahn Spiff Sedrick scored the winning try as time expired. Debbie and Leah share their reaction and end the show with their key takeways from their conversation earlier with DWS about staying safe around bears.

At least 11 people are dead and hundreds have been arrested in protests over Venezuela's contested presidential election. Protesters have clashed with security forces as foreign governments are urging President Nicolas Maduro to release evidence supporting his claim to victory. Debbie and Leah are joined by Mayra Molina, Director of the Venezuelan Alliance of Utah and Jesler Molina, Member of the Venezuelan Alliance of Utah, to talk about why Venezuelans showed up in Herriman in the thousands.

With the news coming out of Iran about the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Boyd Matheson, host of KSL NewsRadio's Inside Sources  joins the show to talk about the implications of the timing and place of the assassination and what the U.S. is doing to prevent an all-out war.

Americans are grossly underestimating how much money it takes to move into their next home. Debbie and Leah discuss why so many Americans are unprepared financially to make a move, and what you can do to make the moving process easier on you and your wallet.