In this segment, KSL Newsradio host Lee Lonsberry joins in the constitutional conversation to provide his insght (as a former Congressional staffer).  Dave and Debbie will ask what Americans should expect when the trial begins. And the segment ends with comments from KSL Newsradio listeners. 

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In this segment, Dave and Debbie will review testimony provided to Utah lawmakers this week by Paris Hilton. She was in Utah testifying in favor of SB 127, which would provide more government oversight into youth treatment programs in the state. Then we'll speak with the bill sponsor, Sen. Mckell, who'll offer details and the reason he's supporting this bill. 

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Chris Williams with the Davis County School District will give Dave and Debbie a report card on the District's vaccine distribution efforts.

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Smith's Pharmacy Director Jaime Montuoro, explains the details on the vaccination process within Smith's grocery stores, which is scheduled to begin on Thursday February 11th.

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On this the first day of an impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate, Dave and Debbie break down what we know so far.  And they ask the question, is this constitutional? They'll provide insight from Senator Mike Lee's interview with Utah's Morning News.  And they'll invite Jason Perry, Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah, to review the constitutionality as well as arguments for and against conviction.

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Dolly Parton's Superbowl ad has Dave and Debbie asking if side hustles are the new thing, and, whether they should be? Should hard-working Americans keep working throughout the night?? Or should we stay within the traditional hours of  9-5? Dave and Dujanovic break down the topic and then take listener calls

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A new type of child tax credit proposed by Sen. Mitt Romney )R-UT)  could mean thousands of dollars in the pockets of Utah families. And actually there are two pitches for new proposals on the table for consideration, one from President Biden and the other from Sen. Romney. Dave and Debbie ask, which one is the best?

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The Senate is expected to begin a second round of impeachment proceedings against former President Trump tomorrow.  Dave and Debbie are asking whether this impeachment attempt is worth it. Or is it a waste of time? KSL Newsradio host and the Opinion Editor for the Deseret News, Boyd Matheson, joins the program to go in-depth on what to expect.

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The Salt Lake City School District began voluntary in-person learning for most of their students today.  We speak with Yandary Chatwin, the spokeswoman for the district, for her input on how vaccine distributions are going within the school district for teachers and employees.

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Rich Lakin with the Utah Dept. of Health Immunization Program joins the show in this segment with information about new vaccine distributions coming to Utah beginning March 1st. He'll also discuss where Uta pharmacies are right now with their plans to offer the vaccine.

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