Breaking down the wild, hour-long phone call between President Trump, Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, the Georgia Secretary of State, and a bunch of lawyers. Then, Lee Lonsberry, host of KSL Newsradio's Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry, joins to discuss the two races for US Senate in Georgia that has the nation's attention. 

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There’s no choice for Governor Cox. Priority 1 for him should be to speed up the rollout of the vaccines in Utah. Vaccines were developed at warp speed, but the rollout hasn't been as fast.

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Later this morning, Utah will have a new governor. Governor-elect Spencer Cox will take his oath of office at the Tuacahn Amphitheater, the first inauguration to ever take place in rural Utah. Ahead of the ceremony, Dave and Debbie go live to the scene with southern Utah reporter for KSL-TV Marc Weaver. Boyd Matheson joins us later in this segment to discuss the new Governor's first 100 days. Then, we hear from Fillmore Mayor Mike Holt to discuss Cox's focus on rural Utah.

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Deb and Connor talk about one of the most misunderstood investments: Bitcoin. Deb thinks it's the worst investment; Connor will try to explain the appeal of the cyrptocurrancy. 

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Legislation in Utah could allow new businesses to jump into the 'sandbox' with other companies, without regulators breathing down their neck, allowing them to get their feet under them and get revenue flowing. Is this a good thing? Deb and Connor discuss it more.

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After serving 12.5 years of a 55-year prison sentence, Weldon Angelos received a pardon from President Donald Trump, after a strong push for it from many, including Utah Senator Mike Lee. Waldon joins Deb and Connor to talk about his pardon. And after Weldon, Angelos Deb and Connor visit the issue of minimum mandatory sentencing. Was Weldon's sentence too much? Was it too little? How do other sentences stack up to someone who was arrested for selling marijuana? Listeners share their input as well. 

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Are kids more vulnerable to online exploitation, given the fact they are online for school consistently? We'll bring on Supervisory Special Agent Dustin Grant with the FBI's Child Exploitation Task Force, who will fill us in further on this major, ongoing issue in our tech-heavy world.

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Legally buying guns, then turning around and selling them illegally is more common than you might think here in Utah. We'll bring on Brad Engelbert with the Utah ATF to tell us about this issue in further detail.

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A forgotten epidemic in Utah ... meth. We bring on Jay Tinkler with the DEA on what people might need to know about meth and how it's affecting our state.

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Deb and John dive into the case of Aaron Shamo, a man sentenced to life in prison for distributing opioids on the dark web which lead to over 90 people dead. John will walk us through all of the craziness in this unprecedented drug distribution ring.

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