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- SCOTUS arguments surrounding presidential immunity begin today
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" Dave and Morgan discuss the case and. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas explains the arguments on both sides.
21 min - Dave & Dujanovic Full Show April 24th, 2024: 'Ancient dynamite' detonated in Holladay home
- Rep. John Curtis on why he voted in favor of foreign aid and Tik Tok bill
- To live comfortably in Utah a family of 4 needs $218k a year
- No more 'noncompete' agreements
- Great Salt Lake expected to reach healthiest level in a decade
- Key details to sell your home faster
1 hr 55 min - Utah welcomes new NHL team
Utah's new NHL team is arriving in Utah and a celebration will take place at the Delta Center Thursday afternoon. Jeremiah Jensen from JJ & Alex on the KSL Sports Zone joins the show with the latest and how the team may feel about their welcome to Utah.
9 min - New rules for airlines will require automatic refunds for flight cancellations
Good news for airline passengers...the Department of Transportation will require airlines to automatically offer up cash refunds when the airlines don't deliver. Dave and Debbie discuss the details.
11 min - The elite are out of touch with the American people
Host of Inside Sources Boyd Matheson joins the show to have a discussion about inflation and how the elite members working in DC are likely out of touch with how it actually feels living with inflation as an American.
12 min - Key details to sell your home faster
Dave and Debbie discuss the top priorities home buyers look for when it comes to buying a home and how putting attention to the detail in these areas can help sell your home faster.
11 min - Great Salt Lake expected to reach healthiest level in a decade
KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small joins the show to explain the status of Utah's spring runoff and how its possible The Great Salt Lake could reach its healthiest level in a decade this spring.
11 min - No more 'noncompete' agreements
A win for workers shackled by non-compete agreements -- where they can't jump ship or start their own company ... federal trade commission has issued a new rule: non competes are void. Dave and Debbie discuss what this means with Brian Clark with ABC News, New York. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas speaks to what this means if you are in one right now.. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss what has taken place with non-compete agreements in Utah over the years.
29 min - To live comfortably in Utah a family of 4 needs $218k a year
To live comfortably in Utah a family of 4 needs $218 k a year... how? Dave and Debbie do the math on this new price point.
10 min - Rep. John Curtis on why he voted in favor of foreign aid and Tik Tok bill
Rep. John Curtis joins Dave and Debbie in studio to discuss his campaign for US Senate and his vote for the funding to support foreign aid and the sale of Tik Tok.
10 min
About Dave & Dujanovic
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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.