Kathy Barnette - extreme right political commentator - who surged in the republican polls AFTER President Trump panned her is down by 86,000 votes. It could take days to determine if the republican nominee is McCormick -- or Oz. How Trump hurt his own endorsement. Days before primary Trump says Barnette doesn't stand a chance in the general. She surges in the polls. Is it possible that Trump's pushes the undecided republicans over to Barnette, instead of OZ. Taylor Morgan, Partner at Morgan May Public Affairs and Host of KSL at Night. Calls in to share his insight.

Dave and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of those under the age of 16 going to work!

A man in Pleasant Grove accidentally had a propane tank go of and caused some damage. Continuing out Be Ready UT coverage, what you need to know about storing propane on your property. Ryan Love, with United Fire Authority joins the discussion.

It was a year ago the 18-year-old mass shooting suspect in Buffalo was taken into custody after writing a paper for high school graduation. Let's take you back to his first brush with the law and ask if authorities dropped the ball. He's taken into custody a year ago by law enforcement, I think people are under the impression that law enforcement keeps tabs on these types of threats? John Huber, Former US Attorney for the district of Utah joins the discussion

10 people dead and reports that the 18-year-old gunman let white people live while targeting black shoppers Saturday morning. Many officials including the president spoke out after the incidents occurred. Can the solution to these tragedies get lost in the messaging? Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources joins us next.

McDonalds is hiring teens as young as 14 years old, what regulations are in place for teens of this age in the workplace? How do parents feel about their kids going to work at that age? Eric Olson with the UT Labor Commission joins the show to explain the rules for teens under 16 in the workplace. Listener Calls

After the sinkhole that formed in Salt Lake City and eventually swallowed a vehicle. Laura Briefer, Director of SLC Department of Public Utilities calls into the show live to explain if this infrastructure can be repaired and how it will happen.

The 18-year-old who conducted a mass shooting in Buffalo New York showed early warning signs that he would grow up to be an active shooter. What if anything can be done to combat these early threats before it is too late? Defense Attorney, Greg Skordas calls the show with his insight

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Sunday that social media companies have to address and track down extremism on their platforms, after a gunman who reportedly espoused white supremacist ideology opened fire at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket on Saturday, killing at least 10. “There has to be vigilance,” Pelosi told ABC News over the weekend. “People have to alert other authorities if they think that someone is on a path to domestic terrorism, to violence of any kind.” FAITH ABUBEY, ABC NEWS CORRESPONDENT, WASHINGTON calls into the show.

New details continue to emerge about the after the shooting in Buffalo New York, it is being reported that the 18 year old shooter had a racist agenda. Reported the gunman in the mass shooting in buffalo at the Tops Supermarket researched the zip code and found the majority of residents are black -- he drove 200 miles. Kamaal Ahmad, joins the discussion.