Three people -- one in handcuffs -- were tossed out of a Senate committee hearing *before* debate over banning vaccine passports even got started. This caused a tense exchange between Committe Chair Senator Dan McCay and the Bill sponsor. Senator Dan McCay call in live to discuss the issue and the bill. Followed by listener calls

As we make our way through the last week of the session, Senate President Stuart Adams calls in live to discuss the session overall and what we can expect in its final days.

From Ukraine, Inflation and Covid, Dave and Debbie walk through what they wanted to hear from the president during the address and what he actually delivered.

Yesterday K9 Maya was laid to rest after being killed in the line of duty. West Jordan Police Chief Ken Wallentine calls in to explain the importance of K9's in the community.

Jason Perry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics calls in live to explain what he thinks Americans need to hear from President Biden during his State of the Union Address.

Katya, who is a Ukrainian attending BYU in Utah calls in live to explain her reaction to the support at the Stand with Ukraine Rally that took place at the Capitol last night. She also brings us insight on her family in Ukraine.

Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson, discusses what we may expect to hear from President Biden in his State of the Union address that will take place tonight.

Target announced that it will adopt minimum wages that range from $15 to $24 per hour, raising from its current universal starting wage of $15 per hour. Dave and Debbie discuss what this main mean and if it is a good idea. Followed by listener calls

Yesterday we spoke with the bill sponsor on a proposal that failed to make it through capitol hill, called end of life prescription amendments would legalize certain patients with terminal illnesses to obtain a prescription for aid - in dying. It failed in the committee last week. Jean Welch Hill, with the Office of Life, Justice & Peace and Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City (STIGMA) calls in to explain why she opposed this idea and what better alternatives could be.

Even with changes made, The Hope Scholarship, also known as the school voucher bill, failed to pass out of the Utah House of Representatives this afternoon. The vote failed overwhelmingly. The vote tallied in 22 representatives in support, and 53 who did not. Lindsay Aerts, KSL Newsradio Reporter, brings the latest details Allison Holmes Sorenson , who was in favor of the bill calls in to explain her reaction.