CNN's Chris Cuomo has been suspended by the network following allegations on his involvement with his brother and former New York Governors sexual harassment investigation.

Home loans continue to increase as prices keep going higher.. Pricing out many Americans who are trying to buy a house. Producer Caitlyn Johnston joins the show to talk about her experience looking for a house. Caitlyn Johnston, Producer and Millennial joins the show to explain what she has learned at the start of her home buying experience. CALLS

A dramatic scene -- 4 high school students shot to death -- many injured... kids barricaded in a classroom ... and there's something about the word "bro" that was shouted from the other side that triggered those students to jump out a window and run to safety.

Today the Supreme Court of the United States will hear arguments in the Mississippi abortion case. Boyd Matheson joins the show to explain what he is watching for in the arguments.

After a distasteful chant towards BYU, USC is offering an apology. Is it too late to apologize? Was the apology in good taste? What is it about the power of apology that keeps us in line?

Earlier in the program we had a caller call in during the break and told our producers a crazy story. One of his cars was stolen! Caller Don from Roy tells us his story to warn others from his same fate. 

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The Jussie Smollet trial is on its second day, after the actor reported he was the victim of a racist, homophobic attack in Chicago. Jussie Smollett’s lawyer says there was nothing fake about the alleged Streeterville attack that left him bruised.

Utah Representative Chris Stewart targets Dr. Anthony Fauci in proposed legislation that bears his name. The Fairness and Accountability in Underwriting Chinese Institutions Act — or FAUCI Act — would also provide for an accounting of U.S. tax dollars spent on such research, particularly in China, and restrict government officials who intentionally mislead Congress.

When COVID first hit... the University of Utah decided that they would no longer require ACT or SAT scores for college admission... at least for 2 years. The University of California's board of regents, according to the WSJ, has done the same thing... but not for 2 years... for... forever. They will no longer use ACT or SAT scores to determine college admission. Dave and Debbie discuss the future of the ACT or SAT

Why are so lazy about tossing stuff in the trunk? Leaving it on the front seat for a bandit to bash our car window in and steal it? Dave and Debbie discuss KSL 5TV’s report on people who went snooping in car windows with cops.