Three youth basketball referees started brawling at a fourth-grade youth basketball tournament leaving kids horrified. Dave and Marty break down what happened and discussed crossing the line at sporting events.

Organized retail crime has become a big problem nationwide and has a strong impact on retailers, consumers and the overall economy. Tom Wickham, Sr. Vice President, US Chamber calls the show to discuss that impact and ways to potentially mitigate this organized retail crime. 

Dave made the case that renting may just make more sense for certain people than buying in today's market.. so as you resign your lease or jump into a new apartment.. what things do you need to look out for when you are signing a lease? KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to explain.

Claudine Gay, President of Harvard, faced a massive decrease in support after her testimony to congress following pro-Palestine rallies sparked allegations of antisemitisms. Gay avoided a question concerning how threats against the Jewish community would be handled at Harvard. She later apologized for these comments, reaffirming her support for the Jewish community and their safety. At the same time as these major criticisms, the community gave her an outpour of support, sending over 700 letters defending her character and condemning the twisting of her words,

There's a stigma with choosing to rent over buy, it feels like you're throwing your money away with renting, but Dave makes the case on why it's better to rent than to buy in today's market.

Retail theft has been on the rise but it's not just about shoplifting anymore.. Violence against retail employees themselves has become a large concern.. Are there laws to protect this issue? Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings joins the show.

His plan to cut the country's inflation rate comes after what he calls "a decade of decadence." Milei has already taken steps to lower Argentina's 140% inflation rate, decreasing the governments departments by half. This presidency follows years of socialist-liberal elected officials; the country's hope is that self-proclaimed "anarcho-capitalist"  will clean up the mess they left behind. Dave and Marty discuss.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits the white house today by invitation of the Biden Administration. Their shared goal: secure more money for Ukraine from Congress. $112 Billion dollars has already been provided as aid to Ukraine, Biden and Zelenskyy are asking for $9.15 Billion more. Liz Landers, ABC News Correspondent, comes on the show to break down what this request means and how likely it is to pass through congress.

Inflation holds steady as consumer prices are up 3.1 percent year over year for November. But a decline in gas prices helped pull down overall inflation. These numbers come as the fed holds its final meeting of the year tomorrow expected to bring another decision for interest rates.. It's expected for rates to stay the same but could they decrease in 2024? Dave and Marty speak with Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist Zions Bank about what the inflation numbers mean and what is to come.