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Dave & Dujanovic

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  • Dave & Dujanovic Full Show May 31st, 2024: Trump speaks after guilty verdict on all 34 counts
    9:00 - 9:50: Trump speaks after guilty verdict on all 34 counts 
    Donald Trump holds a press conference outside of the Trump Tower in New York City today to address the recent ruling in his hush money trial, where he was found guilty on all 34 felony counts. Dave and Debbie listen in to the conference, and react. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, joins D2 with his perspective, and breaks down Trump's claims of illegality and his promise to appeal the verdict. Royal Oaks, ABC News Legal Analyst shares insight into what might be ahead for the former president, including probation and possible jail time.  
     
    10:05 – 10:20: Chad Daybell found guilty on all charges in Idaho murder trial 
    A jury in Idaho on Thursday found Chad Daybell guilty of first-degree murder in the killings in 2019 of his first wife and two of his current wife’s children in a case that gained national attention due to its unique religious and apocalyptic ideology. D2 turn to KSL Reporter Adam Small, live at the courthouse in Boise for updates. Debbie asks Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, what people expect when they commit crime, and who actually gets away with murder? Dave Cawley, investigative podcast producer and reporter for KSL discusses the details of Daybell's case, and the possibility of the death penalty.  
     
    10:35: Reactions from NYC after Trump's morning press conference  
    Newsnation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins D2 from the Trump Tower in NYC, where Trump just spoke regarding his guilty verdict in his hush money trial. Meyer shares what she has learned speaking to Trump's supporters on the ground, who remain loyal and resilient in their support of the former president, and maintain their support for Trump's reelection. D2 also shares an update in the Daybell case, and turns to Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst to explain what Chad Daybell's choice to not present mitigation means in his sentencing.  
     
    10:50- How could Trump's guilty verdict affect him in the upcoming election? 
    Trump's supporters are riled up over the 34 guilty verdicts, but has the public opinion of Trump changed at all? KSL at Night host Leah Murray comments on what is working for and against Trump in his reelection campaign. Before the weekend, D2 checks in with Andy Farmsworth, and Steve Salles from the KSL Movie Show about what to watch.  
    1 hr 26 min
  • How could Trump's guilty verdict affect him in the upcoming election?

    Trump's supporters are riled up over the 34 guilty verdicts, but has the public opinion of Trump changed at all? KSL at Night host Leah Murray comments on what is working for and against Trump in his reelection campaign. Before the weekend, D2 checks in with Andy Farmsworth, and Steve Salles from the KSL Movie Show about what to watch.

    9 min
  • Reactions from NYC after Trump's morning press conference

    Newsnation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins D2 from the Trump Tower in NYC, where Trump just spoke regarding his guilty verdict in his hush money trial. Meyer shares what she has learned speaking to Trump's supporters on the ground, who remain loyal and resilient in their support of the former president, and maintain their support for Trump's reelection. D2 also shares an update in the Daybell case, and turns to Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst to explain what Chad Daybell's choice to not present mitigation means in his sentencing. 

    11 min
  • Chad Daybell found guilty on all charges in Idaho murder trial

    A jury in Idaho on Thursday found Chad Daybell guilty of first-degree murder in the killings in 2019 of his first wife and two of his current wife’s children in a case that gained national attention due to its unique religious and apocalyptic ideology. D2 turn to KSL Reporter Adam Small, live at the courthouse in Boise for updates. Debbie asks Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, what people expect when they commit crime, and who actually gets away with murder? Dave Cawley, investigative podcast producer and reporter for KSL discusses the details of Daybell's case, and the possibility of the death penalty.  

    21 min
  • Trump speaks after guilty verdict on all 34 counts

    Donald Trump holds a press conference outside of the Trump Tower in New York City today to address the recent ruling in his hush money trial, where he was found guilty on all 34 felony counts. Dave and Debbie listen in to the conference, and react. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, joins D2 with his perspective, and breaks down Trump's claims of illegality and his promise to appeal the verdict. Royal Oaks, ABC News Legal Analyst shares insight into what might be ahead for the former president, including probation and possible jail time.  

    49 min
  • New details on the Daybreak ballpark
    Recently announced new development, called "The Hive" is officially going to be in South Jordan. What does this mean for the area and Utahns? What can we learn from similar development in other areas of Utah? Dave and Debbie discuss what the outlook is for this new stadium and how we can attract fans with the promise of a great experience.
     
    9 min
  • Reality TV goes inside the Utah County Jail
    The Utah County Sheriff is letting cameras inside the Utah County jail in a new season of “60 days in” Utah County Sheriff, Mike Smith joins the show to discuss why he opened up to the process and the takeaways. The new season of “60 days in” airs tonight at 9PM on A&E.
     
    12 min
  • UEA files lawsuit challenging voucher program
    The Utah Education Association has filed a lawsuit challenging the recently implemented Utah Fits All voucher program, which gives private schools $82.5 million in public funds. Dave and Debbie discuss the lawsuit and speak with UEA President Renee Pinkney about why they feel the voucher program violates the constitution.
    19 min
  • Too much of one sport leading to physical and mental burnout in youth
    As summer gets underway more kids will be getting involved in more sports.. But kids are being burnt out of sports physically and mentally.. it might just be due to too much pressure to go all in on one sport. According to CBS, More than 60 million children and adolescents participate in organized sports, but about 70% get out of the game by age 13 because of injury and burnout. Dave and Debbie speak with Dr. Matt Seeley, BYU professor of exercise sciences about youth can get burnt out physically and mentally of sports by putting all of their energy into one.
    20 min

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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.