Reporters John Wojcik and Kelli Pierce join Dave & Dujanovic to talk about their special report airing this weekend, detailing the plight of family farms during the pandemic. 

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Out of that largely respectful Governor's debate--some controversy. Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox criticized the Salt Lake City School District for keeping students at home. The SLCSD has responded. We'll hear their response--then ask our own Robynn Garfield to join us and tell us more, from the perspective of a parent who was in the district previously. Plus hear what parents like you have to say.

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State Auditor John Dougall joins the show to tell us more about his limited review of Utah's COVID-19 response. One thing that stands out: he argues the state did not do enough to adequately prepare for a pandemic ahead of time. 

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President Donald Trump did not directly condemn white supremacy during the debate earlier this week with former VP Joe Biden, and there's been much scrutiny over him telling the Proud Boys to "stand back and stand by." Now, he's backtracking, telling the Proud Boys to "stand down." But how did the comments land for people of color? We ask an expert on diversity and inclusion, Adrienne Andrews.

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Did the Presidential Debate commission listen to Dave? Dave came out hot yesterday saying the moderators should be able to CUT candidates mics after a disaster of a debate. Will Dave's wish be granted? The Presidential Debate commission is planning to give moderators the ability to cut candidates microphones if they break debate rules, according to CBS News. We ask Jason Perry of the Hinckley Institute of Politics whether that plan could be in motion for the Vice-Presidential debate coming up next week. 

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It was 5 months ago that two teen girls floating on Utah Lake drowned after getting caught in a surprise storm. Now their families are starting a lifejacket drive to help save lives in the future. We'll learn more in a live interview with Sam Braegger of the Utah Lake Commission. 

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The COVID-19 pandemic -- it's delivering more than a spike in cases. It's now shining a light on an underground way of delivering illegal drugs for users to feed their habit and keep them hooked even if they're under quarantine. The facilitator is the dark web. US Attorney John Huber joins the show to tell us if it's bringing drugs to Utah. Then we'll ask tech expert Earl Foote what else is taking place on the dark web that we need to know about.

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The Utah Governor's Debate between Republican Spencer Cox and Democrat Chris Peterson: civil and informative. Can we thank Doug Wright for keeping them on track? We'll talk to him and get his take on how it all went down. 

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The nation woke up this morning after what George Stephanopoulos called "the worst presidential debate" he had ever seen. The debate between Joe Biden and President Trump is being described as chaotic and a circus. It was punctuated by moments of interruption, name-calling, and disrespect. Dave and Deb wonder now--will the nation turn to the Vice-Presidential debate in Salt Lake City next week to make their decision? We'll ask Jason Parry. Then, we get analysis from both sides of the aisle. Former GOP Congresswoman Mia Love and Democratic state Rep. Patrice Arent join to give their take.

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After last night's contentious debates and President Trumps failure to publicly denounce white supremacy saying instead, "Proud Boys, stand back and stand by."

So who are the Proud Boys? FBI Special Agent Greg Rogers joins us to explain who they are and what they stand for. 

 

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