Prosecutors are expected to recharge Alec Baldwin for his role in the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst joins the show to explain more about why. 

President Biden spoke to the Israeli people and the world about the war between Israel and Hamas. Newsnation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins the show with the latest. 

Round 2 begins now. But there's chatter that JJ will go backward -- lose votes. Twenty house Republicans voted against him in round 1. That's a lot of begging and trading for love ... Rep. John Curtis, who voted for Jordan, isn't so sure he'll get the nod. Senator Mitt Romney has something to say about wannabe House Speaker Jim Jordan's resume and it's not flattering. Dave and Debbie discuss and speak with FAITH ABUBÉY, ("ah-BOO-bay") ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, WASHINGTON about what is expected on the vote. 

Oprah pitched a White House run with Mitt Romney to stop Trump in 2020, book reveals

Romney said Winfrey made a pitch to run together "to save the country." Debbie and Marty discuss. 

This Saturday the 11th annual Utah Firefighter Chili cookoff will be taking place to raise money for the University of Utah Health Burn Camp Programs. Debbie and Marty speak with Firefighter with Unified Fire Authority Rob Marriot and Keri Jones, Director of Utah Disaster Clean up about the program. Debbie and Marty also speak with Abe Cofer, a 13 year old who participates in the burn camp after a severe burn injury on his leg 2 years ago. 

President Biden is making a wartime trip to Israel as the war with Hamas drags into the second week. While Biden is there, he plans to meet with Israeli and Arab leadership as he continues from Tel Aviv to Jordan. Debbie and Marty speak with Amos Guiora, Professor of Law University of Utah - about his thoughts on the matter. Amos Guiora served for 19 years in the Israel Defense Forces.

Debbie and Marty continue to monitor votes for the Speaker of the House and are joined by James Curry, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah with his analysis of where things are at in the process. 

Intellectual property theft is a real problem for American businesses and research universities across the country.But, one Utah company is helping businesses prevent these staggering losses by better understanding how bad actors are changing their tactics to target IP and their supply chains globally. And Utah is becoming a hub for the national security technology industry.

Eric Levesque is the chief operating officer of Strider Technologies, a company he founded with his twin brother Greg (the CEO) and data expert Mike Brown.

One group of people we tend to forget about is our incarcerated population... Well thanks to the University of Utah's Prison education project or UPEP... inmates at the state prison were able to have a special viewing party of the Eclipse on Saturday. UPEP run courses for inmates in subjects like history, arts, English... and are funded by government support, philanthropic organizations, and individual donors. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics 43% of people who participate in prison education programs do not re-offend. Debbie and Marty listen to reporting from Hugo Rikkard-Bell as he spent Saturday with inmates involved in UPEP during the eclipse.