Freshman Congressman George Santos of New York gets another lifeline… Why? A week ago he was criminally charged with 13 different counts about how he tricked donors into wiring more than the legal limit… and using campaign funds for personal purchases. But instead of expelling him from Congress, the House voted to send a recommendation to expel him to the House Ethics Committee. Is he going to survive this with the voters?

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The Safe UT app is here to stay. It is a free app that students—and even parents—can download to report incidents at school and ask for help. Debbie is a firm believer of the app, as she has seen it in action and talked to students who say it has saved lives. Senator Daniel Thatcher is also a big fan of the app. He joins the show to discuss the effectiveness of the Safe UT app and why it will never go away.

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We're going inside the minds of Utah Republican voters and how committed they are to supporting former President Trump in his run for the White House. Let's start here… because there's a lot of legal issues involving Trump. A Deseret News poll asked Utah voters if they would still vote for him in light of the 34 criminal charges he's facing in New York for allegedly falsifying business records to cover up an affair with Stormy Daniels. And it appears Utah Republicans are in a codependent love affair with Trump. Debbie and guest co-host Taylor Morgan discuss and take listener calls.

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Utah Lawmakers are in Special Session today. Governor Cox called it to extend the state of emergency for flooding. D2 speaks with KSL NewsRadio’s Lindsay Aerts about what is ahead and what has stood out from the interim meetings today. 

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Amidst the fall of Silicon Valley Bank, the former CEO of Silicon Valley Bank defended the lending efforts in his first public comment. Banks are now tightening their lending standards due to these failures. Howard Headlee, President of the Utah Bankers Association, joins the show to explain the impact on consumers and what they spoke about on Capitol Hill today. 

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Two members of Utah's congressional delegation say change is imminent for the FBI in the wake of the Durham report and that a growing number of lawmakers in Washington, D.C. think it could be time to disband the agency… or at least subject it to major reforms. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to explain what the FBI does and why it should or shouldn’t be disbanded.

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After what he called a “productive” meeting yesterday, President Biden expressed his optimism regarding the debt limit agreement yet again… He said all four leaders at the meeting agreed that a default is off the table. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins with updates and what we can expect to see next.

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Live On is a public-private mental health and suicide prevention campaign that aims to modify attitudes and social norms to reduce suffering and save lives. Allison Foust, Suicide Prevention Program Administrator and Spokesperson for Live On, joins the show to discuss the purpose and goals of Live On and what we can do to be more aware and protect those at risk.

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Family grocery bills are on the rise with higher prices for most items… How do we cut back? Vicenza Vicari-Bentley, Program Coordinator for USU Extension’s Empowering Financial Wellness program, joins the show with her best money-saving tips that everyone can start using today.

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