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As we continue broadcasting live from the University of Utah ahead of tonight's VP Debate, we're joined this half-hour by former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love.

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We're live from the University of Utah ahead of tonight's VP Debate--which could be the most anticipated VP Debate in history. Dave and Deb are joined by a slate of experts to preview what's in store. In this segment, KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards, reporting live from near the venue, joins us with an update. Then, KSL Newsradio host Boyd Matheson previews what to expect tonight.

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The Vice-Presidential Debate at the University of Utah (the only debate between the candidates for Vice President) will have the candidates spaced about 13 feet apart and separated by plexiglass. The media has additional safety protocols that they must follow. We'll ask KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards about the process for media and spectators to enter the venue. Next, we'll hear from Jason Perry, with the Hinkley Institute of Politics, about the brighter spotlight on this debate.  

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After the first presidential debate Tuesday night, the campaign website for Jo Jorgensen -- the Libertarian Party nominee -- surged with activity. Jorgensen joins Lee Lonsberry on Live Mic to talk more about her thoughts on the debate and to get details on her campaign. 

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Despite positive COVID cases coming from the White House, the vice-presidential debate scheduled for next week in Utah is still a-go. Lee talks to Jason Perry, chairman of the Vice Presidential Debate Steering Committee, to find out more and what precautions the campus is taking. 

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The full first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden. 

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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 Wednesday morning after what George Stephanopoulos called "the worst presidential debate" he had ever seen. The debate between former Vice President Joe Biden and President Trump is being described as chaotic and circus-like. 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 an analysis from former Utah Congresswoman Mia Love and Democratic state Rep. Patrice Arent.

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Republican nominee Lt. Spencer Cox and Democratic nominee Chris Peterson face off in the final debate for who will be Utah's next governor. The debate is moderated by KSL NewsRadio Host Doug Wright. 

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Devin Thorpe is running as a Democrat against incumbent John Curtis. Lee asks what a day is like running for congress.

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