Over the weekend, former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson took to Facebook to apologize for endorsing current Mayor Jackie Biskupski during the 2015 campaign.

Anderson talks with Managing Editor Bryan Schott about why he reversed course about Biskupski. He also discusses the area's where he feels Biskupski is not living up to her campaign promises, including homelessness, climate change, and clean air issues.

Ben McAdams is considering running against Mia Love in Utah’s 4th CD next year.

Sen. Orrin Hatch’s favorability is underwater while Sen. Mike Lee is just at 51%. We break down the numbers.

In our weekly segment, “Holy crap! Trump did what?” we discuss why President Trump went to Puerto Rico to throw towels at people.

Plus, why Tom Petty’s “Damn the Torpedoes” is one of the best albums of all time.

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

Count My Vote re-files their petition to end the caucus/convention system in favor of direct primaries.

A new poll shows a majority of Utahns, including Mormons, support legalizing medical marijuana.

The Russia investigation is starting to focus on the role social media played in helping Russia interfere in the 2016 election.

Plus, Bryan explains why Halloween is stupid if you’re an adult.

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott guide you through another week in the wonderful world of Utah politics.

Count My Vote is back. Polls show that people want to get rid of the caucus/convention system in favor of a direct primary.

The vast majority of Utahns favor legalizing medical marijuana.

Lawmakers pass bills to facilitate Operation Rio Grande.

Plus President Donald Trump invents a new country in Africa and Rep. Chris Stewart makes a big social media mistake on Twitter.

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott analyze the week that was in politics.

On this week's podcast:

Mitt Romney, Orrin Hatch, Chris Stewart, Mia Love, John Curtis, Kathie Allen, Jim Bennett, medical marijuana, Donald Trump, Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and ESPN.

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott break down a tumultuous week in Utah politics.

Long-simmering tensions exploded this week between Speaker Greg Hughes and Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski over Operation Rio Grande. 

If John Curtis wins the special congressional election, he will have to jump right back on the campaign trail because there are a number of Republicans considering a challenge to him in 2018.

Plus, our weekly segment "Holy crap! Trump did what?"

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott dig through the rubble of an explosive week in Utah politics.

Long-simmering tensions exploded this week between Speaker Greg Hughes and Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski over Operation Rio Grande. 

If John Curtis wins the special congressional election, he will have to jump right back on the campaign trail because there are a number of Republicans considering a challenge to him in 2018.

Plus, our weekly segment "Holy crap! Trump did what?"

Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott dig through the rubble of an explosive week in Utah politics.

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

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

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