Governor Gary Herbert stops by KSL Newsradio to discuss the issues that Utahns will be voting on in the upcoming midterm election.

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Utah Governor Gary Herbert joins KSL NewsRadio for his monthly conversation here on KSL NewsRadio. Plenty of calls come in to talk about Prop 2, the medical marijuana initiative.

The Governor gives his thoughts on medical marijuana and also answers the variety of questions on this topic. 

Utah Governor Gary Herbert joins KSL NewsRadio for his monthly conversation. The questions he answers this segment is how to keep housing costs in line with wages since the former is outpacing the latter.

The other topic is about Utah landing a grant that is worth $150 million for research and the goal is to help with a variety of energy options to fuel the state.

Utah Governor Gary Herbert joins KSL NewsRadio for his monthly conversation. In this first segment, the Governor gives an update on the state of Utah and he says things are going well within the state such as economically.

Governor Gary Herbert takes listener calls and texts in his monthly appearance with KSL. This segment he answers a question about immigration and how Utah is very welcoming to refugees and immigrants from across the world.

He also gives out his plans for the 4th of July which is to watch the festivities at the Stadium of Fire.

In his monthly appearance with KSL NewsRadio, Governor Gary Herbert takes listener calls and texts. The first topic discussed was the Inland Port and he explained how it can be beneficial.

The Governor spoke about a trip out East he took to Washington D.C. as well touching on the news about the Supreme Court needing a new justice and how a pair with Utah connections are in consideration.

Governor Gary Herbert made his monthly appearance with KSL to give an update on what is going on with his office.

Once again, medical marijuana was brought up by a caller who was wondering about the governor's thoughts on the topic. Herbert said once again that more research needs to be done on the impact of using marijuana as a medicine. Specifically, he said that studies need to show if the pain goes away from taking marijuana or if it is being masked.

Governor Gary Herbert is back for his monthly "Let Me Speak to the Governor." The first question asked was about how the inland port is going to be fitting in within Utah.

The governor explains how it will help with the economics with the port, how it will help the area and how it will connect with other areas out West.

Governor Gary Herbert made his monthly appearance with KSL to give an update on what is going on with his office. The Governor takes listener phone calls to get what the people he was elected by wants to see happen.

Once again, medical marijuana was brought by one caller who was wondering when Utah would get on board and move at a quicker pace to legalize the drug on some level.

Another question was on UTA and the name change. Herbert said once again he is for structure changes but with no many specifically being earmarked for the name change he was OK with the bill.

Count My Voice and Keep My Vote was brought as well as the Republican party in Utah is still quibbling over that.

Governor Gary Herbert discusses how Utah's Republican party may react to SB-54 and if there will be a change to Utah's caucus system. He clarifies a bill affecting Grand County's local government. The Governor addresses an increase in hybrid car tax and how to balance transportation funding. KSL NewsRadio's Doug Wright hosted Let Me Speak to the Governor. It's a monthly radio show and podcast where you can ask Governor Herbert questions that are most important to you. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah.