Dave & Dujanovic

Governor Cox has signed the controversial bill that would force transgender people to use public bathrooms that align with the gender listed on their birth certificates. Dave and Debbie revisit the conversation with Representative Kera Birkeland about this proposal.

Biden says he has made a decision on how he will respond after drone strike by Iran-backed group kills 3 US troops in Jordan. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources joins the conversation. 

So far this month, mortgage rates have been relatively steady. According to Zillow data, average 30-year mortgage rates have been around 6.34% in January, which is just slightly down from the previous month's average. - Business insider. The Stern Team’s Russell Faucette joins the conversation. 

We have our eyes on the housing market today as the federal reserve is expected to make a decision on interest rates today -- the interest rates play a big role in affording a monthly housing payment. Mayor of Riverton - also candidate for US Senate - Trent Staggs join the conversation. 

A major league team in Utah would be a strong selling point for any business looking to relocate or expand. Deseret News opinion editor Jay Evenson joins the show who rains on our popcorn and peanuts with how much this could cost taxpayers to help finance MLB in SLC. 

Utah Governor Spencer Cox into law an end to diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public universities. Not long ago Governor Cox put the writing on the wall that he'd support legislation to do away with a practice of requiring government employees to sign  statements in support of college and work place diversity and inclusion. Dave and Debbie speak with Holly Richardson with Utah Policy about the latest on this legislation and what this means.

Dave and Debbie discuss if this kind of controversial legislation could push away major economic opportunities like the Olympics, MLB, the NHL from coming to Utah? Dave and Debbie discuss.

Governor Cox has signed the controversial bill that would force transgender people to use public bathrooms that align with the gender listed on their birth certificates. One lawmaker behind the legislation - Representative Kera Birkeland joins the show.

The new poll in the Deseret News makes it clear -- 59% of Utahns want to see the state's income tax eliminated. With a third of those saying they are totally on board - and about a quarter saying they are -- somewhat on board. My first thought I'd be thrilled to get more money in my paycheck -- and the governor has told us here at KSL Newsradio in the past -- he'd be for it to! But what would Utah have to do to make up for it? Dave and Debbie discuss.