An unexpected rallying point during the Cd3 debate was unanimous nuclear power support from all of the candidates. Dave and Debbie get into the bigger discussion of nuclear power and if there is concern with moving in that direction, followed by listener calls.  

Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson joins the show to discuss Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to the middle east yesterday, his 9th total visit to this region as part of the Biden administration. What is the U.S hoping to achieve with these visits? Are we seeing meaningful progress on our goals in the Middle East?  

Where is the best place to put a new sports stadium? Right in the middle of downtown? Public voices were heard last night during a planning commission meeting about thoughts on the proposed development for the delta center. Additionally, Opinion Editor for Desert News, Jay Evenson, joins D2 to talk about sports betting and how it could change professional sports in the long run. 

Rivers and creeks throughout our state are channeling snowmelt from the surrounding mountains, which increases the volume and speed of most waterways. Of particular concern is the Provo River, which is currently running ten times faster than usual levels.  The Provo Police Department has issued a warning to use caution near the river for the next month due to the high levels and speed. Dave and Debbie speak with Travis Hancock, Ranger with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation.  

The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the F-D-A's approval of a drug used in medication abortions. Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas about the significance of this development.  

Kamala Harris will be visiting Utah at the end of June and on the campaign trail President Biden is taking the lead in Utah with his fundraising over Former President Trump.  Biden has raised more than a million dollars here in Utah...while Trump has raised around 750-thousand. Host of KSL @ Night Taylor Morgan joins the show to discuss what this means and if these donations show that Utahns are sick of the Republican Parties antics. Dave and Debbie take listener calls.  

The SLC planning commission says the downtown redo that involves the Delta Center and two city blocks is a no go for them. Voting unanimously against the plan. Mom says you shouldn't marry that guy and you do anyway ... the city will ignore this recommendation and in a shotgun wedding marry Smith Entertainment group...despite what mom says. Are things moving too fast? Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small on the latest and take listener calls.