Is there an easy protocol to remove him from office or does it literally take an act of Congress? Some would say newly minted NY rep. George Santos lied his way into the hearts of voters to secure his way to a seat in Congress. His party wants him to resign … but Santos says no. Derek Brown, Former Utah State Representative and Former Chair of the Utah GOP joins the show to discuss how you would go about expelling someone from congress. 

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A second set of classified documents have been found in President Biden’s home. Ike Ejochi, ABC News Correspondent joins the show to bring the latest information and how the president is responding. 

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The Utah Legislature convenes next Tuesday -- and tax relief is top of the agenda. Let’s begin with money back in your pocket 

Politicians can always find a way to spend taxpayer money… when you find one that wants to give some back… through that person a parade. Dave wants his money back. Senate President Stuart Adams joins the show to discuss the proposal for tax rebate checks. 

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Gun violence has dominated the news recently, but what about the danger of poison in the home? Between 2017 and 2021, more than 7,000 children accidentally ingested marijuana gummies. 23% of these cases led to hospitalizations. Dave and Debbie ask Sherrie Pace of the Utah Poison Control Center how often edibles cases come up and how dangerous the incidents can be.

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A Canadian TV reporter shocked viewers after she had a migraine attack on live television. Her stroke-like symptoms affect millions of people. 20% of American women and 10% of American men get migraines but often lack a proper diagnosis. Neurology and migraine expert Dr. Kathleen Digre walks Dave and Debbie through the dangers of migraines and how best to prevent them. 

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Prince Harry has caused a stir with his exposing memoir, Spare.  He accuses the Royal Family and British press of targeting him and his wife for years, and lays out surprising scandals from his own life. To understand the impact of this book on discourse about the Royal Family, BYU British literature professor Nick Mason joins the show. 

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President Biden has just called fentanyl “a straight killer.” According to the CDC, fentanyl killed over 70,000 Americans in 2021, an increase of almost 15,000 people from the previous year. The President will discuss solutions to the drug epidemic as he meets with President Lopez-Obrador of Mexico and Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the show to unpack why he thinks fentanyl will make or break this meeting of “the three amigos.”

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A new bill aims to make golf course water use public information. If the bill passes the legislature, the Division of Water Resources will post the information on its web site. Utah’s fairways soak up 38 million gallons a day, and St. George has already restricted new golf course construction. Is this bill missing the real water users? Will making this information public shame golf courses? Dave and Debbie discuss. 

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Over 80% of Utah’s water flows to agriculture. With the Great Salt Lake on a path to completely disappear by 2028, according to a new report, farmers’ water use has grabbed the attention of conservation experts. Warren Peterson, Water Policy Advisor for the Utah Farm Bureau joins the show to explain agricultures use of water and ways they plan to conserve. 

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Dave and Debbie have covered a number of water main breaks in Salt Lake City over the last year. Cars were swallowed, sinkholes formed. Is Salt Lake City’s water infrastructure in need of an overhaul? Joining the show to discuss the costs of replacing the old mains is Laura Briefer, Director of Salt Lake City’s Department of Public Utilities.

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