9:05 - Outlook on Utah's Snow Season We're 12-hundred years into this mega drought so every bit counts -- is this an early sign of good things to come for our water year? Matt Johnson, KSL meteorologist joins the show to explain the latest with the weather we saw over the weekend and what's to come. 
9:20 -Representative Burgess Owens agrees to debate against Darlene Mcdonald 
There will be a debate in the 4th Congressional District after all -- but with guardrails. D2 speaks with KSL Newsradio's Lindsay Aerts who's been tracking this. It'll happen this Friday between Inc. Burgess Owens & Challenger Darlene McDonald 

9:35 - President Biden's Student loan forgiveness plan blocked Blocked. President Biden's Student loan forgiveness on pause. A federal appeals court jumped in between the White House & payouts. 22 million have applied -- we don't know how many Utahns -- we know of 1 our producer. Justin Finch, ABC News Correspondent, Washington DC joins the show with an update on today's WH play.
9:50 - Darlene Mcdonald to debate Burgess Owens CD 4 District Challenger Darlene McDonald tells KSL Newsradio she's looking forward to this Friday's debate with Rep. Burgess Owens -- she wants to hold Owens accountable for his decisions in DC. D 4 District Challenger Darlene McDonald tells KSL Newsradio she's looking forward to this Friday's debate with Rep. Burgess Owens -- she wants to hold Owens accountable for his decisions in DC. Candidate for CD4, Darlene Mcdonald calls into the show to discuss. 
10:05 - The Ohio Race of JD Vance vs. Jim Ryan "It's a Dead Heat in the Senate"-538 Headline Right now the democrats win 55 times out of a 100 in 538 models. High on that list is Ohio where JD Vance is trying to beat out Rep. Tim Ryan. Vance... famous for a memoir he wrote called "Hillbilly Elegy"... also made into a Netflix movie. Paul A. Beck, Professor of Political Science at The Ohio State University joins the show to discuss the race and it's importance. 

10:20 - President Biden responds to concerns about his age In a recent interview, President Biden responded to concerns about whether he has the capability to serve a second term as President despite his age. He acknowledged that it's a legitimate concern, but he is capable of managing the duties and responsibilities. D2 dive into two main questions: 1. How old is too old to be President of the U.S.? 2. Should there be an age limit? If so, what age?
10:35 - 10:50 - Are federal interest rate hikes cooling the housing market? The Fed wanted to cool the economy... wanted to slow down rapid growth... so they've been cranking up the interest rates. Interest rates on Homes have nearly doubled in the last several months... and it seems to be cooling the housing market. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest with the housing market and turn to Dejan Eskic, Senior Fellow at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute to discuss what is to come. 
11:05 - New developments on International Leadership The UK officially has a new prime minister... -- Rishi Sunak will become the next U.K. prime minister replacing Liz Truss, but Dave and Debbie have their eye on China. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to explain the significance of the new prime minister but also what is going on with leadership in China. 

11:20 - How will Candidate John Fetterman's Stroke impact his ability to serve int he senate? Long and short term effects of strokesSamuel Cheshier, M.D., PhD, Director of Pediatric Surgical Neuro-Oncology with University of Utah Health and founding member of black physicians of Utah
11:35 - Teen homelessness resources in the Davis School District In Davis School District there are more than 1,300 students who experience homelessness. Davis Education Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is providing these students the resources they need, such as food, clothing, a place to shower, and one-on-one meetings with a licensed family service worker, in hopes to offer them support
Jodi Lunt, Executive Director of Davis Education Foundation joins the show to discuss teen homelessness and the resources the Davis School District provides. 


11:50 - The microchip implant that lets you pay with your hand A DAD is the first Brit to get microchipped with a bank card implant — letting him pay with just his hand. he said -- I pay for things by swiping my hand after having bank card implant put under my skin. Dave and Debbie discuss whether or not they would be for bank access via microchip implant. 

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