KSL Movie Show Hosts Steve Salles and Andy Farnsworth join Dave and Taylor to preview today's movie show. The movie of the week -- Fly Me to the Moon. This week's big question: What is the greatest question ever asked in a movie? Dave and Greg talk about their experiences. 

On Wednesday, the House passed a bill requiring voters to provide proof of citizenship in order to vote. Is this just an election year talking point? Or is it actually a problem in the US? Dave and Taylor take a deep dive into the issue. 

The Utah Supreme court ruled that the legislature overstepped when it changed a ballot initiative that created a commission to redraw congressional maps. Dave and Taylor discuss what led up to this ruling, how the ruling compares to similar ones across the US, and what the next temps are in the case. 

Governor Spencer Cox said he isn't going  to vote for Donald Trump, but he still hopes he wins. Dave and Taylor discuss why this is becoming more common recently, and break down if it's because of the candidates, or the party. 

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled to speak at the National Governer's Association today. USU Associate Professor of Political Science, Anna Pechenkina joins the show to discuss the significance of Zelensky being there and what it means for he NGA going forward. 

President Biden addressed the press at the 2024 NATO Summit and it had a little bit of everything. Dave and guest host Taylor Morgan break down the President's remarks and discuss whether or not it helped, or hurt Biden's campaign. NewsNation Washington Correspondent Joe Khalil joins the show to talk about where both parties stand on Biden now.