Imagine being a new member of Congress in 2021. You're just a few days into your job. You've barely made it past orientation. Then protesters storm the US Capitol, force you to evacuate, and disrupt democracy. Rep. Blake Moore, R-Utah, describes the intensity and chaos inside the Capitol during yesterday's violence. 

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Soon we'll be able to put the 2020 election behind us. Congress meets today to count electoral votes--with some Republicans threatening to object. Two members of Utah's delegation say they'll object.

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One Georgia Senate race has already been called, with one more too close to call. It appears that Democrats could be close to winning both seats. Dave says it could be the carrot that's been dangled for the past several weeks -- a $2,000 stimulus check--that turned the tide. KSL Newsradio host and Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, Boyd Matheson, joins the show with his toughts.

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The Salt Lake City School Board voted last night to tie secondary schools' return to in-person learning in the district to when teachers are vaccinated. So when will teachers be vaccinated? It's not exactly clear. We'll talk to KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik, then from a parent in the district. 

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In videos that have since gone viral, Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) was harassed by Trump supporters at Salt Lake International Airport and a flight to Washington D.C. He was confronted in the terminal by a woman who asked why he did not support President Trump, why he wasn't representing conservatives and called him a "joke." Dave and Debbie have some questions, like why didn't airport police or security step in? KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards joins with more details, then Nancy Volmer with Salt Lake International Airport joins to discuss whether police should have stepped in.

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New data shows that the extremely popular app Tik Tok is keeping users from going to sleep on time. Why is the app so addictive? Dave and Deb break it down.

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Newly inaugurated Gov. Spencer Cox called for unity in his inaugural address yesterday. We'll ask his former opponent Chris Peterson how we get there.

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The two most expensive Senate races ever culminate tonight in one state, in one vote. Jason Parry joins to break it down. 

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The Salt Lake City School Board votes tonight on whether to offer in-person classes for middle and high school students after pressure from the state legislature and a lawsuit from parents. KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik gives us the latest. Then we talk to Ben Horsley to discuss new rules now in effect on school quarantines. John at 9:10 Ben at 9:20

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The UK is moving to a one dose regimen for the vaccine. That means people there will get one shot, the second dose will be delayed, all in an effort to spread the supply around. Meanwhile, Dr. Sloui is floating a similar idea here -- giving two spaced out half doses of the Moderna vaccine.

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