President Biden announcing a ban on Russian oil. Where will we get our oil now? Governor Cox is calling for more oil and gas leases. The White House is eyeing Venezuela to supply the U.S. What is the solution? Calls - Do you care if we start drilling?

Amos Guiora, Professor of Law, University of Utah, 20 years with Isreali Defense Forces calls in to discuss whether the new ban on russian oil will make a difference.

Many Utahns are feeling the pinch. In Utah, gas 3.40 last monday, then $3.85 yesterday, today Utah average price is $4.01 a gallon. Martha Harris, KSL Newsradio Reporter calls in as she has been out and about monitoring gas prices.

Oil prices have soared recently on worries that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will upend already tight supplies. Russia is one of the world’s largest energy producers, and oil prices were already high before the attack because the global economy is demanding more fuel following its coronavirus-caused shutdown. Shane Stewart, DMBA Financial Planner calls in to explain what investors need to keep their eye on.

It took 7 days for gas prices to jump 45-cents a gallon in Utah, (AAA) where we were $3.40, where we are $3.85. Let's dive into where we are going. Spoiler alert it's not down

Russian Gas is flowing in America... but that might not last... Congress is contemplating an all out ban on Russian petroleum. Representative John Curtis joins Dave and Debbie to discuss if he supports a ban as well as what will happen to rising prices in the US.

The House of Representatives has passed a stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown and buy Congress more time to strike a deal to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year. Boyd Matheson joins the show to talk about the stopgap bill

The online hacker group known as 'Anonymous' has declared that it is at 'cyber war' against Russia and the regime of President Vladimir Putin, Recently announcing they have hacked into Earl Foote, Nexus IT

Visa and Mastercard say they'll cut off their credit cards to Russians. Is this a wakeup call to how reliant we are on credit cards? Caitlyn Johnston, KSL Newsradio Producer explains her friends experience whose mom could not get out of russia due to credit cards being declined.

Prosecutors accuse Jerrod Baum of murdering a young couple. And after 4 years, the trial is getting started. 10:20 Greg Skordas, Defense Attorney calls in to discuss the possibility of death penalty in this case.