Guest hosts, Adam Gardiner and Greg Skordas, fill in to delve into Monday’s news. Unpack the SCOTUS immunity ruling from this morning. See what Biden can do after last week’s CNN Presidential Debate with Jason Perry. Robert Spendlove adds to the conversation surrounding Gov. Cox’s message on X about the proposed power rate increase. Jordan Teuscher talks about the announcement of the split between the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office and the Unified Police Department. Derek Monson shares how caucus-convention systems could lead to disastrous outcomes and More!

Guest Hosts: Adam Gardiner & Greg Skordas

Adam and Greg round out the show by going back to the CNN Presidential Debate and its repercussions. The terminology “far left” and “far right” has dominated the lingo used by media outlets but these words factionalize our country. We need democracy on the ballot and as we go into this election season leaning into this idea and getting rid of the factions, we have a chance at creating a more perfect union.

Guest Hosts: Adam Gardiner & Greg Skordas

In the heart of Utah's political landscape, a compelling tension has emerged between the caucus-convention system and primary election results. Derek Monson from Sutherland Institute argues that this discrepancy not only raises important questions about the allocation of taxpayer dollars in the nomination process but also invites us to reflect on the words of the Founding Fathers regarding factions and broad-based voter participation. We need to consider how our current political systems align with the constitutional framework and if it truly reflects the will of the people while safeguarding against the undue influence of narrow interests.