Representative John Curtis joins Dave and Debbie live via telephone to discuss the stimulus, and what it means that half of Utah's congressional delegation might not be able to vote on it.

Then Representative Chris Stewart joins the show via telephone to talk about the stimulus vote and what may be needed to assure everybody's vote is counted.

This morning, half of Utah's congressional delegation is in quarantine because of COVID -19. Rep. Ben McAdams is still in the hospital after a scary weekend with breathing trouble. Sens. Romney & Lee quarantining as a precaution. Meanwhile, a massive stimulus package is in limbo in Congress. Will lawmakers make a deal?

Both of Utah's Senators have been placed in quarantine after being in close contact with Sen. Rand Paul who has tested positive for COVID-19. Sen. Romney joined us on the show today to talk about what that means for his family, and his vote in the Senate. 

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Dave and Debbie hand the airwaves over to KSL Newsradio listeners, who share their opinions about whether Utah, the U.S., and the world are overreacting to COVID-19 coronavirus.

Dr. Drew throws the media under the bus with this message, "don't listen to journalists."

Dr. Michael J. Ryan, the executive director of the World Health Organization, shares what he learned from the spread of ebola virus. He says overreaction is the right reaction.

Dave and Debbie talk about which age groups are being hit the hardest by COVID-19 coronavirus.

And that check that each American adult may soon get? How should that be spent? Financial expert, Shane Stewart with DMBA, joins the show to address that topic.

Do you have earthquake insurance? Should you get it? Debbie and Dave speak with a former State Farm Agent about that.

Utah Department of Transportation spokesman John Gleason joins the show with an update on road and structural safety after the Magna earthquake.

And BYU professor Lisa Sun returns to discuss the importance of having a family plan, when the next earthquake hits Utah.

How many aftershocks have you felt? Dave and Debbie start the show with a rundown of how many there have been since the Magna earthquake on Wednesday morning, and how many may be yet to come. Bob Carey, Utah's earthquake program manager, joins the show to talk about next steps.  

Dave and Deb break the news about who Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox has chosen as a running mate, and another Democratic presidential candidate drops out.

Dave and Debbie replay some of their conversation with Dr. Lucy Jones, earthquake expert, about what to do if you feel an aftershock.

Finally, in this segment, Dave and Deb call on the knowledge of KSL Newsradio's National News Desk anchor Sean Michael Lisle, who has reported on major earthquakes through his long news career.

Dr. Lucy Jones is a nationally renowned seismologist joins Dave and Dujanovic to discuss the 5.7 earthquake that rocked northern Utah on Wednesday and explain what happened and what we should do when the ground starts moving.