Utah along with many other states have sued Meta over alleged addictive Instagram, Facebook features. ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joins Dave and Marty to bring all the details about what this lawsuit is claiming. 

Let’s say your family is making $85K a year… but you spend $122K a year… that’s what our federal government is doing as the federal deficit just hit $2T dollars… Dave and Marty discuss this issue, what the democrats and republicans both want, and why this is the reason there is no Speaker of the House today

After chaotic meetings on Capitol Hill Tuesday Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson emerged as the next G-O-P nominee for Speaker. The full House is expected to vote on his nomination today. Dave and Marty discuss the latest, bring info on who Mike Johnson is, and consider if this house drama is the entertainment that some republican voters wanted. 

Utah Senator Mike Lee has introduced a bill he says could help create more affordable housing... by opening up federal land to build on. It's the Houses ACT. Dave and Marty discuss what is and what isn’t included in this proposal and if this pitch from Senator Lee will see the light of day and move the needle on the issue of affordable housing. 

Is today the day the republicans finally unify around a single person to elect the speaker of the house? Taylor shares some insider information about what is going on in Washington.. Dave and Taylor speak with Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah James Curry about his expectations on this vote. 

Dave and Taylor recap their discussion with McKay Coppins, author of Senator Romney’s biography "Romney: A Reckoning" and highlight their strongest takeaways from the discussion. 

Utahns want more housing options as the state continues rapid growth, a new survey about guiding our growth says.

The republican party has nominated Tom Emmer as their new attempt for a Speaker of the House. Cory Norman, Chief of Staff for John Curtis calls the show as he brings insight from behind the scenes of how we got here and what chance Emmer may have. 

A lawsuit is calling for a Utah law allowing cougars to be hunted all year to be thrown out.

H.B. 469 was made effective back in May. It legalized unlimited, year-round hunting and trapping of cougars. It also strips the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources’ ability to actually manage cougar hunts. Dave and Taylor speak with the Executive Director of Western Wildlife Conservancy who is a part of the lawsuit about the motive behind it. Rep. Casey Snider who originally proposed the bill that is now law, shared his reaction to the lawsuit in a recorded interview.