A recent article from The New York Times asked an important question: What does your home look like without China? How many appliances, pieces of furniture, decorations, etc. Come from across the world? Dave and Debbie break down some of the numbers in the article and show just how much we rely on China within our own homes.

Pope Francis' funeral unexpectedly brought together President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at St. Peter's Basilica. This was the first time the two have met in nearly 2 months after their heated meeting at the White House.

Dave and Debbie take a deeper look into the relationships President Trump has with both Ukraine and Russia, and if this interaction could signal progress with ending the war in Ukraine.

A new national poll is taking the pulse of the nation for President Trump's first 100 days -- here's the headline from ABC,

Trump has lowest 100-day approval rating in 80 years. With President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office coming to a close on Wednesday, Inside Sources co-host, Rusty Cannon, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how the president is being viewed, and some of the silver linings of the first 100 days. NewsNation White House correspondent, Kellie Meyer joins the show to discuss what she's hearing.

The most surprising story -- not politics -- twenty somethings say they get the "ick" when it comes to credit cards -- and they prefer to spend the money they have sitting in their checking accounts for purchases....Gen Z is seeing credit as a liability and not an asset. KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart joins Dave and Debbie to discuss why Gen Z is steering away from credit cards and the pros and cons of credit and debit cards. Certified Financial Planner with DMBA, Shane Stewart joins the show to discuss some of the ways you can build credit without using a credit card.

The big movie of the week is The Accountant 2! Dave and Maura speak with Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles with the KSL Movie Show about the big movie and discuss forced and unnecessary movie sequels.

Earlier this week, we examined the Utah cities that generate the most revenue from traffic tickets. Today, Dave and Maura ask: Are tickets the best way to deter speeding?

Utah is one of the states leading the nation on legislation aligned with the White House's initiative to Make America Healthy Again. Speaker of the House Mike Schultz just returned from Washington DC, where he met with officials from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services about these initiatives and joins the show to discuss.

There's a new standard for reaching out to people: No cold calls! You have to text before… Dave and Maura walk through why this could be problematic in personal and in work settings and what needs to be done to address this with the younger generation.

The Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in Utah are once again on the list of monuments at risk of being shrunk down for mining and drilling, according to the Deseret News. Steve Bloch, legal director with The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, joins the show to discuss why they are opposed to this idea.