Today, the Senate is expected to pass the first meaningful legislation in a decade regulating social media for kids. Called the Kids Online Safety Act, or KOSA, would have social media companies putting new safeguards in place to protect children. What impact would this have on children's use of social media? Debbie and Taylor discuss. 

In a recently released opinion piece, President Joe Biden expressed his support for term limits on supreme court justices. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor for Deseret News, discusses the issue of term limits and the unintended consequences of what the president is proposing. 

Utah has $2.8 million in school lunch debt. One Utah man's work to pay that debt down has evolved into a foundation supported by Utah's tech community, called the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation. As school lunch debt continues to grow, is it time for free school lunch? Ben Horsely, newly appointed Granite School District Superintendent, talks with Debbie and Taylor about the state of Granite School District's student lunch debt and what resources are available to families to afford school lunches. D2 also invites listeners to call in on this topic. 

History shows us that recounts don't often reverse outcomes, but we're in the midst of a recount in the Republican primary for Congressional District 2 between Celeste Maloy and Colby Jenkins. Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County Clerk, joins Debbie and Taylor to bring us the latest on the recount process in Salt Lake County. Also joining the show, KSL 5 TV reporter Lindsay Aerts, breaks down an interview with challenger Colby Jenkins about the Equal Opportunity clause in the U.S. constitution and the lawsuit he's brought citing this clause. Finally, KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins D2 to talk about the legal options for the Jenkins campaign.