The Political Notebook

Will having a ban on sanctuary cities on the ballot help Trump and Republicans in Arizona? What are the prospects of larger immigration reform?

Are the state's demographics moving in a Democratic direction? What about continuing fights over vouchers and education funding?

Where will they spend all that dough? What should be the priorities of education funding? Will the upcoming election politics affect how the legislature does business?

If Biden still has the stutter he said he had as a child, should he be more open about it? Insight from John Robb, a trial lawyer who deals with the same issue.

The origins and founding principles of American conservatism. Why was it triumphant during the 1980's? Does it still exist? Does it have a future?

Does the evidence support the Democrats' charges? Is this what the Founders intended?

This episode also includes two short segments on Arizona issues, starting at minute-marker 34:00:

1) Is there a compromise on Airbnb regulations?

2) What does it mean to have a higher bond rating?

Are Republicans ignoring the evidence? Are Democrats too certain? Will technology and markets solve the problem?

And other education issues: Prop 123 ruling; improving working conditions for teachers.

Bonus segment: Will the Phoenix Suns make the playoffs this year?

Including a quick-fire round of questions on Syria, impeachment, and the Democratic presidential primary.

Is Ukraine enough? What other evidence is necessary? Can the partisan divide be bridged?