The extra crowded race for Congressional District 3 is about to get a lot less crowded after this weekend's political conventions. One of the Republican candidates, Kathryn Dahlin, joins the hosts to talk about her campaign and what she's hoping to do if elected.

Dave Noriega and guest host Maura Carabello start the show talking about the big changes coming to school lunches. The USDA is limiting sugar and salt – will that actually help the obesity epidemic? What role do parents play? The hosts discuss.

Arguments are currently under way in the Supreme Court surrounding a case regarding presidential immunity. Former President Trump has argued he should enjoy "absolute immunity". Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer with NewsNation joins the show.

Preparation for tests like the ACT can be significant - so what do you do if all that work doesn't lead you to get accepted into college? Dave shares a discussion with Trenton Caldwell a senior at Davis High School. He ultimately got a perfect score... a 36... but when he applied to his two top colleges MIT and BYU... he got rejected from both.

It's getting down to the wire for many candidates as The GOP and Democratic State Convention take place this Saturday, one of the hottest races is the race to take Senator Mitt Romney's seat. Brad Wilson, Candidate for US Senate joins the show to discuss his campaign.

Social Security is facing long standing issues as challenges persist with how much funding there is for everyone to go around-is it time for social security reform and how do we get there? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show.

The GOP and Democratic state convention are taking place this Saturday and we have some big spenders in these races -- specifically when it comes to the race for US Senate. Dave and Morgan discuss the money involved in these races and the key races to keep an eye on ahead of convention.

About one-quarter of U.S. adults aged 50 and older who are not yet retired say they expect to never retire according to an AARP survey. Brian Clark, ABC News Correspondent, New York joins the show to explain more of this survey. 

We have mandatory ACT prep in 9th grade. Junior Appreciation Day 4 hour test 2000 colleges and universities don't require ACT or SAT scores. 1.4M kids take the ACT. .0025 of those kids get a perfect score. Is this testing still needed? Jami Caldwell, whose child scored perfectly on the ACT but didn't get into his choice school joins the discussion.   Senior Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management Steve Robinson with the University of Utah joins the show to discuss why they have scaled back the testing requirement for admission and what is specifically looked at when it comes to college acceptance.