Derek Miller, President and CEO of World Trade Center Utah joins Managing Editor Bryan Schott to talk about President Trump's recent trip to Asia.

He also talks about how Trump is winning concessions from China on the trade front. 

Miller recently returned from a trade mission to Jordan and Israel and gives us an update. Plus, Miller discusses how they were surprised to find out the King of Jordan likes to visit Utah to ride dirt bikes.

Sen. Orrin Hatch’s office says Bears Ears will be cut back dramatically while Grand Staircase-Escalante may be cut in half.

A possible Mitt Romney campaign for U.S. Senate is on hold while we wait for Orrin Hatch to decide on his political future.

Roy Moore is causing all sorts of headaches for the Republican Party in Alabama.

Plus, you can tell if a political race is about to get nasty when campaigns start shopping stories to the press.

And, Sean Hannity is a big chicken!

Count My Vote decides that they’re going to keep the current dual-track system for candidates to get on the ballot.

Republican John Curtis thumps Democrat Kathie Allen in the special congressional election.

Our weekly segment, “Holy crap! Trump did what?” looks at how president Trump did not help the Republicans avoid an electoral stomping from Democrats on Tuesday night.

Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss the week in Utah politics.

The Utah GOP drops their lawsuit against SB54.

Utah got a $100 million Medicaid waiver from the federal government.

Rep. Mia Love talks out of school and says Sen. Orrin Hatch will retire next year.

In our weekly segment, “Holy crap! Trump did what?” we try to understand why there were so many Russians around during pivotal events from the 2016 campaign.

Plus, Bryan and Bob call their shot in Tuesday’s CD3 election.

Mia Love breaks out the big fundraising guns now that Ben McAdams has jumped into the race. Love’s early poll numbers shouldn’t give her much encouragement heading into the 2018 election.

Most Utahns don’t support President Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall on the southern border with Mexico.

Our weekly segment, “Holy crap! Trump did what?” explains why Donald Trump can turn a one-day story into a week-long controversy.

Plus, Game of Thrones, Veep, House of Cards and is climate change

Salt Lake County GOP Chairman Jake Parkinson discusses why he's calling for the resignation of Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill.

Parkinson tells Managing Editor Bryan Schott that Gill has botched the investigation into whether former county recorder Gary Ott was the victim of elder abuse. He also says he's not politicizing a tragic situation, but simply looking for justice.

Democrat Ben McAdams announced his candidacy for Congress last week, mounting a challenge to two-term Republican Mia Love in Utah's 4th CD.

McAdams speaks with Managing Editor Bryan Schott about why he decided to jump into next year's race.

Ben McAdams is challenging Mia Love for Congress.

United Utah Party candidate Jim Bennett had the best performance in the televised 3rd District debate on Wednesday night.

Sen. Orrin Hatch is lashing out at a Washington Post report that claimed he helped perpetuate the opioid epidemic.

Our weekly segment “Holy crap! Trump did what?” wherein we explain why every day of the Trump presidency feels like a week.

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott bring you the week that was in Utah politics.

Boyd Matheson, President of the Sutherland Institute, speaks with Managing Editor Bryan Schott about his possible candidacy for the U.S. Senate next year.

Matheson discusses why he thinks Congress is broken, and what fixes he can bring to the system if he decides to run in 2018.

Word broke this week that former White House strategist Steve Bannon plans to recruit a challenger for Sen. Orrin Hatch in Utah

Former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson apologizes for endorsing Mayor Jackie Biskupski.

Our weekly segment “Holy crap! Trump did what?” looks at President Trump’s threat to pull out of recovery efforts in Puerto Rico and his latest threat against the First Amendment.

Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick discuss what happened and why this week in Utah politics.