The New Orleans Police Department announced they are hiring civilians to help the police department perform some tasks including issuing traffic citations and surveying major events. Dave and Debbie discuss whether this is a good idea. We take listeners' calls.

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The executive director of a local charter high school, the American Leadership Academy, speaks out in response to a protest against the school’s alleged discrimination against certain girls’ body types at the homecoming dance. 

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9:05 - 9:50 Homecoming Dance Dress Troubles

Students at the American Leadership Academy school in Spanish Fork held a protest Monday morning after many students were turned away at the school’s homecoming dance due to dress violations. Student Body President and Vice President Sarah Bennett and Julia Rentschler, Homecoming Queen, Natalia Burton and student Molleleigh Gamble call the show to discuss how they were treated and rule enforcement was not consistent. 

9:50 Iran Protests

Iran erupted into protests after a 22 year old woman was taken into custody by the morality police and later died while in their custody. New York Times Reporter Farnaz Fassihi gives us the latest details on the protests against Iran leaders.

10:05 - 10:20 Immigration Causes and Solutions

We revisit our interview with the Mayor Of Yuma, AZ on the immigration problems at the southern border. Claudio Holzner, Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah calls the show to discuss why we are seeing so many migrants at the border and what we can do.

10:35 Utah Gas Prices

Utah is always one of the states with the highest gas prices in the nation. KSL Investigative Reporter Math Gephardt recently investigated why Utah constantly has higher prices than many other states.

10:50 Conference - Skip College

President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan will wipe away a few hundred billion of that debt, but the real question for today is, is that $1.7 Trillion of student debt worth it? Dave goes over his special one-hour program on the new ways of learning this Saturday for the General Conference.

11:05 Russia Exodus

There is a massive exodus of young men in Russia and their families after many are speculating the Kremlin may prohibit mobilization-eligible men from leaving the country. Russia has also announced they have granted citizenship to Edward Snowden. Inside Source’s Boyd Matheson joins us to discuss if this is just a distraction by Russia.

11:20 Polls Off Balance

The Deseret News and the Hinckley Institute of Policy's latest poll shows that the Senate race between candidates Mike Lee and Evan McMullin is closer than expected. Taylor Morgan with Morgan May Public Affairs and KSL at Night joins us to discuss the poll and whether pollsters are missing anything.

11:35 - 11:50 Dance Dress Code Problem

Dave and Debbie revisit the incident at a homecoming dance at the American Leadership Academy school, which led to a student protest Monday morning. Listeners call the show.

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Dave and Debbie revisit the incident at a homecoming dance at the American Leadership Academy school, which led to a student protest Monday morning. Listeners call the show.

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