Israeli Prime Minister Benajmin Netanyahu is visiting Washington DC and spoke yesterday about the state of his country in the war with Hamas. Amos Guira, who served in the Israel Defense Forces and is now a Professor of Law at the University of Utah, talks with Dave and Debbie from Israel about what this meeting means for the future of U.S. support for Israel.  

Early this week, President Biden announced on social media that he'll be dropping out of the race. Last night, he made an official announcement from the Oval Office and Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, breaks down what we learned from his address and what it means for the last five months of his presidency. 

There has been a resurgence of discounts for apartment rentals that shows the market may be cooling down and that Utah may have more apartment rentals than people looking for them. Utahns know we've had people from other states move here... is it possible they are now moving out? Dejan Eskic, Housing Analyst at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, joins D2 to bring us the latest on Utah's housing market. 

The Summer Olympic Games is set to begin tomorrow and Kira Hoffelmeyer, KSL Assistant News Director, talks with Dave and Debbie along with Tim Hughes, Host of Utah's Morning News, about what the feeling is in the city. 

Utah was awarded the 2034 Winter Olympic Games but the announcement didn't come without a hiccup. Dave breaks down the issue that almost halted our bid and Joe Davis, US Skeleton athlete from 1999-2003 and KSL Reporter, joins D2 to get the perspective from a former athlete who went through the testing required to compete at the national level. 

A new report by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows 80% of Utahn residents welcome the 2034 Winter Olympics -- but will Utahns welcome 75% more residents moving here by 2034? Do we want 1.5 million more people living here? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.