CNN headline: Mental health is one of the biggest pandemic issues we'll face in 2021. We'll talk about stress over the pandemic and lack of sleep with BYU psychologist Tom Golightly.

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It's no secret that Utah's vaccine rollout has been slower than expected. Gov. Spencer Cox vows to speed it up. We'll ask State Immunizations Director Rich Lakin how he'll do that. Then we talk to Granite School District spokesman Ben Horsley about the start of teacher vaccinations.

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A new bill would make mental health be a valid excuse for Utah students to be absent from school. We'll talk to the bill's sponsor Rep. Mike Winder.

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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi laid out her plans this weekend to attempt to remove President Trump from office 10 days before President-elect Biden is inaugurated. At the same time, she's pressuring VP Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment. We'll talk to KSL Newsradio host and Deseret News Opinion Editor, Boyd Matheson, about the odds of either.

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Listeners call in to share their raw emotions while watching violence and chaos unfold at that nation's capital Wednesday. 

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During the protests, many looked to their representatives for leadership to speak against the violence. One of the most notable? Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah. Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Dujanovic to give his thoughts. 

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During the chaos that ensued outside the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, there was one notable person missing: President Donald Trump. Where was he, and what was he doing? Lee Lonsberry joins Dave and Dujanovic to talk about the situation. 

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Was the violent protest, and eventual breach of security, a failure on the part of security officers? Dave and Dujanovic speak to former FBI agent Karl Schmae for his insight. 

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After the mayhem outside the US Capitol Wednesday, some Congressmembers who originally indicated they'd object to the Electoral College certification changed their minds. Others didn't. 

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Defense attorney and legal analyst Greg Skordas, a former prosecutor, joins Dave & Dujanovic to talk about potential legal consequences for protesters who forced their way into the US Capitol with violence. What are the potential charges? What crimes were committed? Greg lays it all out. 

Listen to Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic weekdays 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on KSL NewsRadio 102.7 FM/1160 AM. 

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