New Deseret News/Hinckley Institute Poll a peek at what Utahn voters care most about leading to the midterms -- President Clinton strategist James Carville -- it's the economy, stupid -- 28% registered voters says the economy is tops. Where's the other 67%? Should be 95%. 401k, interest rates, housing prices, inflation at the grocery store-- what else is on your mind - we'll reveal it.

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9:05 - 9:20 - OPEC to cut oil production: What is the impact? Top story: the financial trickle down as OPEC is cuts back oil production by 2 million barrels a day. Utah gas prices: $4.17 a gallon. California for the holidays -- already surpassed $6.00 gallon. Christmas time flights -- 50% more than last year. Wait until I tell you how much inflation is already costing you... it's exhausting...Dave and Debbie discuss. 

9:35 - 9:50 - Inside the Utah town that halted development to conserve water -- We take you live to a Utah town that has halted development to conserve water... Conservation efforts in Salt Lake City have already saved 2.5 billion gallons, Sandy more than 1 billion... But is conservation enough as Utah grows faster than 46 other states?...The Mayor of Oakley, Zane Woolstenhume, tunes in to share why his town shut down future development. 

10:05 - KSL Investigates: Few cases of election crimes prosecuted in Utah We are 33 days out from midterm election day and a KSL 5 TV investigation went through 10 years of court records to find out if allegations of election fraud have legs in Utah -- thankful for their research because what they found dispels the hype. KSL 5 TV's Daniella Rivera breaks down what her team found as they combed through court records to see if there's any truth to the allegations -- elections are ripe for fraud.

10:20 - 10:35 Inflation on the ball field: Fees increase for extra curriculars in the Salt Lake City School DistrictInflation on the ball field:  The Salt Lake City School Board dealing a financial blow to families. Hiking activities fees for students almost 19% -- if you child participates in ROTC - $1200 .. baseball $1800 cheer $2300. $1900 football. D2 breaks down this information and compares to other districts.  Yandary Chatwin, Spokesperson for the SLSD joins the show to discuss the issue. D2 takes listener calls on if parents are priced out on their child's sports dream. 
10:50 -Ogden PD requesting permission to pawn guns obtained through crime (PUSH) The Ogden police department is looking for permission to pawn guns they obtain through criminal acts. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss what blocks this may be facing in the state of Utah. 
11:05 - March to the Midterms: What to expect from the debate for Congressional District 3 between Representative John Curis and Glenn WrightBoyd Matheson host of Inside Sources chimes in about the debates taking place tonight for Congressional District 3. Rep. John Curtis is being challenged by Democrat Glenn Wright who we had on this show earlier this week.

11:20 - A closer look inside the cost of oil and it's impact on gas prices. As we continue to discuss OPEC'S decision to cut oil production, D2 dives into more of the issue. In June we peaked at a national average of $5.02 a gallon... the previous all-time high was $4.11. Then for 3 months... gas prices dropped every day. We're at a national average of $3.86... prepare yourselves... gas prices are going up. How do gas prices compare before the original cost of oil spiked earlier this year?
11:35 -  NYU  Chemistry Professor fired after 82 students complained class was too hard
A Chemistry Professor at NYU was fired -- due to 82 students reporting his class being too hard. Maitland Jones Jr., the professor, defended his standards but last spring, as the campus emerged from pandemic restrictions -- 82 out of 350 students signed a petition against him, and the university dismissed him. Was this caused due to the pandemic and did his course change or did the students? D2 discuss. 
11:50 - The Chess Cheater Cheating! Scandal! This is usually reserved for Major League Baseball or Fifa, but this week, one chess player may be reaching check mate in his own career. Last month, in a live tournament, a 19-year-old underdog named Hans Niemann beat the world's current best chess player...World Champion Magnus Carlsen. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue. 

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A Chemistry Professor at NYU was fired -- due to 82 students reporting his class being too hard. Maitland Jones Jr., the professor, defended his standards but last spring, as the campus emerged from pandemic restrictions -- 82 out of 350 students signed a petition against him, and the university dismissed him. Was this caused due to the pandemic and did his course change or did the students? D2 discuss. 

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As we continue to discuss OPEC'S decision to cut oil production, D2 dives into more of the issue. In June we peaked at a national average of $5.02 a gallon... the previous all-time high was $4.11. Then for 3 months... gas prices dropped every day. We're at a national average of $3.86... prepare yourselves... gas prices are going up. How do gas prices compare before the original cost of oil spiked earlier this year?

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The Ogden police department is looking for permission to pawn guns they obtain through criminal acts. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss what blocks this may be facing in the state of Utah. 

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Inflation on the ball field:  The Salt Lake City School Board dealing a financial blow to families. Hiking activities fees for students almost 19% -- if you child participates in ROTC - $1200 .. baseball $1800 cheer $2300. $1900 football. D2 breaks down this information and compares to other districts.  Yandary Chatwin, Spokesperson for the SLSD joins the show to discuss the issue. D2 takes listener calls on if parents are priced out on their child's sports dream. 

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We are 33 days out from midterm election day and a KSL 5 TV investigation went through 10 years of court records to find out if allegations of election fraud have legs in Utah -- thankful for their research because what they found dispels the hype. KSL 5 TV's Daniella Rivera breaks down what her team found as they combed through court records to see if there's any truth to the allegations -- elections are ripe for fraud.

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We take you live to a Utah town that has halted development to conserve water... Conservation efforts in Salt Lake City have already saved 2.5 billion gallons, Sandy more than 1 billion... But is conservation enough as Utah grows faster than 46 other states?...The Mayor of Oakley, Zane Woolstenhume, tunes in to share why his town shut down future development. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.