The hearings have repeatedly showed how Trump moved forward with his baseless claims of fraud even as his top advisors told them they weren’t true. State officials testified at Tuesday’s hearing about the extraordinary pressure they faced from Trump after the election to try and invalidate Biden’s win.

The Supreme Court today just handed down today one of their most awaited decisions, New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. The Supreme Court have striked down New York's gun-control law. This is the widest expansion of gun rights in a decade. We call Mitch Vilos, Attorney and Utah Gun Expert to get his take on the decision.

As we merge into summer, it’s a busy time for our search and rescue teams, forest firefighters and emergency responders. To give us a better understanding of what these first responders face during the summer months and what they wish we all would know before heading out to enjoy the great outdoors we’ll bring in Wally Perschon of the FirstNet team at AT&T. FirstNet is the service many search and rescue and law enforcement teams use to coordinate rescue efforts.

Primary Election Day is coming up in a little over a week from now. In preparation for that, all this week we will be bringing on candidates for the congressional districts. Today we are taking another look at the first congressional district and the primary race against Representative Blake Moore. On Monday we spoke with Candidate Tina Canon, and today Candidate Andrew Badger will be joining the show.

The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Utah State Prison is today. Over the next few months, the Dept. of Corrections will begin to move inmates from the soon-to-be retired facility in Draper to the new location. This is the culmination of one of the biggest public policy shifts of the past decade and there is one man who has been at the center of it from the beginning- Speaker Brad Wilson of the Utah House of Representatives. He wrote an op-ed that is in today’s Deseret News and he joins us now.

We are just under a week away from Primary election day taking place on June 28th – next Tuesday. Thanks to a new poll conducted by Deseret News and the Hinckley Institute, we now know just how close the 1st and 3rd congressional district races are. We’ll talk about that as well as the candidates for the Utah Senatorial race.

The housing market has been running extra hot for the past year, but it looks like it’s finally starting to slow down. With higher mortgage rates and home prices, buyers are being priced out and houses are going unsold leading to a “housing hangover.” Will this burst the bubble? Are we going to see a housing recession? And what is being done to help get potential buyers into homes? Cate and Marty discuss.

You’re driving down I-15 and you see a campaign sign right next to the merge lane- is that legal? A state lawmaker wants to make campaigns pay if UDOT has to remove campaign signs put in illegal places. Senator Mike McKell joins us to discuss why he has opened this bill.

Let’s go a little bit behind the scenes of campaigns and talk about funding. Do candidates have to use the funding that is given to them? Are they beholden to the givers and must return in kind whatever is asked of them? Cate and Marty share personal stories from both sides- giving funding and receiving it- and how it may or may not affect the outcome of a candidate or politician during their term.

Social media plays a significant role in political campaigns - through targeted ads run by campaign teams to stories shared by constituents, that can spread like wildfire - faster than they can be verified. It’s a reminder of the old adage: A lie can travel around the world before the truth is still putting its shoes on. So, what are platforms doing to help share accurate information without infringing on free speech?