With record snowpack and lower temperatures in June compared to previous years.. How much should we anticipate wildfires come July and August in Utah? D2 speaks with Kayli Guild, Prevention & Fire Communications Coordinator for the Utah Department of Natural Resources as well as KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson on how our temperatures are compared to last year. 

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Continuing to follow the special session today as a replacement is to be found for Representative Chris Stewart. We heard from the democratic party on their stance regarding switching party affiliation. D2 speaks with the Chair of the UT GOP, Robert Axson, to respond to comments which express this timeline to be unfair. 

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In today’s political landscape… We are constantly reminded of the fact the we need more unity. As many events take place locally and nationally, Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to discuss how higher education can be a key aspect in bridging communities for that very issue. 

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Is it time for Utah lawmakers to get tougher on Road Ragers? Meeting today on Capitol Hill to address a growing number of shootings and crashes on Utah roads -- D2 takes a look at how other states deal with road rage as it seems Utah law is pretty weak in this area.

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Is it unfair politics at play on capitol hill? As part of today's special session over a special election over Representative Chris Stewart's congressional seat -- we anticipate lawmakers to also set a deadline for voters to swap parties and that deadline will likely be today if it's passed and if signed by the governor. D2 speaks with SLCO Clerk Lannie Chapman about when someone would need to switch parties and also speaks with Ben Anderson with the Utah Democratic Party on how they feel about the tight deadlines for party switching. 

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Either way, candidates are constantly being forced into this strange world where they can't outright support Trump, but they can't really attack him either because you don't want to go full Mitt Romney and alienate the Trump base. Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (former Federal Prosecutor) said it would be "wrong" and "offensive" to promise a pardon. Nikki Haley said she'd be "inclined to favor" Ron DeSantis and Tim Scott hasn't said anything. What would it look like if Biden were to pardon Trump? And would there be a benefit to that? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls. 

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It hit Debbie this morning -- the up to 50k people who showed up to support or protest trump didn't even come close. So many seats left over in the courtroom at President Trump's hearing that was designated for the public didn't get filled, so the media got more seats. Has January 6th stung Trump’s base? As President Trump got arraigned yesterday afternoon, by the evening he was in New Jersey celebrating his birthday. Newsnation’s Washington Correspondent, Kellie Meyers joins the show with Trump’s response.

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BREAKING - Former President Trump Arrives for Arraignment 

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Utah lawmakers are back in the state capitol today to begin subcommittee meetings ahead of Wednesday’s special session. The special session is to plan for the special election of Congressman Chris Stewart’s seat in Washington. Senate President Stuart Adams joins the show to talk about the special session. 

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