Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson joins Greg and Derek to talk about some of the local news of the week. They discuss Biden’s new announcement on the Internet For All initiative, UTA’s announcement on applying for federal funding to have a train go from Utah to Boise and Vegas, and what the legislature is up to this summer.

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2024 Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was on NewsNation for his Town Hall, where he made some very interesting points… From immigration to vaccines, he tackled a number of questions from voters in the audience. How did he perform? And what does his approval rating look like? Greg and Derek discuss.

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Today’s guest hosts are Greg Skordas and Derek Brown. They begin the show with news from the Supreme Court this morning regarding four different cases: Students for Fair Admissions v. University of North Carolina, Students for Fair Admissions v. Hard College, Groff v. DeJoy, and Abitron v. Hetronic. Greg and Derek review these decisions. Paul Cassell, Law Professor at the S.J. Quinney School of Law at the University of Utah and a former Federal Judge, walks us through the affirmative action lawsuits, and Senator John Johnson shares his thoughts on the decision. Erika George, Constitutional Law Professor at the S.J. Quinney School of Law at the University of Utah, walks us through Groff v. DeJoy.

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Guest hosts Maura Carabello and Greg Skordas

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This year, Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall has announced the city will be replacing all traditional fireworks shows with a drone show for Utah’s holiday. Lynze Twede, with the Department Of Public Lands for the Salt Lake City Corporation, joins the program to discuss what we can expect. We speak to listeners about whether they prefer the old fireworks or new innovative ideas like drone shows.

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We revisit our top of the show segment on how the Moore v. Harper case affects Utah. We speak with Utah Senator Dan McCay to get the legislative perspective on how the latest Supreme Court could affect Utah.

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Today, Utah Democrats will be holding their special convention to decide their candidate for Utah's special election for the second district. Diane Lewis, Chair of the Utah Democratic Party, joins the program to preview the convention.

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A new study involving more than 9,000 children around the US shows that even the slightest level of air pollution is no good for them. We speak with the Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Utah, Dr. Amanda Bakian, to go over the study and what it means for Utah children.

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Utah's pilot program that keeps the cost to expunge criminal history manageable is coming to an end, Greg and Maura go over the importance of the program and what to do before it ends.

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The White House has a new name for President Biden’s economic agenda, called "Bidenomics". ABC News Correspondent Lindsay Watts joins the show to discuss what’s in the "Bidenomics" plans.

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