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Souza and Cannon visit with UTGOP Chair Derek Brown and discuss the ways that the party must improve to stay relevant with a changing electorate moving forward.

Tina Cannon and Cole Souza have Roderick Threats, chair of the UTGOP Black Caucus, on to discuss the GOP relationship with the Black community and how it has evolved over the years.

Cannon and Souza also discuss the role of Big Tech and their responsibility to manage their platforms.

Tina Cannon and Cole Souza discuss the experience of running for office as a woman.

Woodrow Johnston, of the Young Republicans National Federation, joins the show to discuss the GOP presence and battle for college campuses.

State Auditor John Dougall and Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne talk with State Representative Marc Roberts about the Department of Public Safety's use of our driver's license photos for facial recognition queries by the federal government. Most Utahns would be shocked to learn of this practice and the invasion of their privacy.

Dougall and Milne then recap the show, discussing an array of issues.

State Auditor John Dougall and Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne talk with Attorney General Sean Reyes. Reyes talks about the new season of A&E's show Addiction Unplugged as well as the current battle to fight opioid addiction.

Dougall and Milne then talk with Michael Parker of Ivory Homes. Parker discusses the challenges of housing affordability in Utah. For more information, go to: IvoryInnovations.org.

State Auditor John Dougall and Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne talk with newly appointed State Representative Steve Christiansen about his 1-week tenure in the legislature. Christiansen talks about the Monday's special session, Tuesday's legislative planning summit, and Wednesday's interim meetings.

Dougall and Milne then talk with Thom Carter of UCAIR. Carter discusses the every-day steps Utahns can take to keep cleaning up Utah's air.

State Auditor John Dougall and Tooele County Commissioner Shawn Milne talk with Dr. Greg Jackson, host of the History That Doesn't Suck podcast. Jackson talks about the importance of history and making it engaging for listeners.

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State Treasurer David Damschen and Salt Lake County Treasurer Wayne Cushing talk to Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes to find out why 50 attorneys general from U.S. states and territories recently launched an investigation of Google.  

Damschen and Cushing talk to Matt Hoekstra from Williams and Jensen PC, a D.C. law firm, about Louisiana Senator John Kennedy’s S. 2417, the Unclaimed Savings Bond Act of 2019, which seeks to compel the U.S. Treasury to transmit data to the states to assist in paying out over $26 billion in unredeemed, matured U.S. savings bonds to their rightful owners.

State Treasurer David Damschen and Salt Lake County Treasurer Wayne Cushing talk to my529’s Senior Director for Investments and Compliance Richard Ellis about college and education savings, College Savings Month, and how families can invest to prepare for their educational future.

Damschen and Cushing talk to David Feitz, Executive Director of the Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority about the history of student loans and the current magnitude of student debt in the U.S.