Adam Gardiner and Rusty Cannon cover Wednesday’s headlines today! Chris Cameron joins to consider the future of the Democratic party and who could replace President Biden as their presidential candidate. Phil Lyman has continued to point fingers after his run against incumbent Governor Spencer Cox, Senator Todd Weiler weighs in on the situation. Lindsay Aerts reports on the developing plans to revitalize Salt Lake City’s Downtown area. Adam and Rusty discuss the SCOTUS immunity ruling, Bob Melendez’s case, the Good Neighbor Rule, and More!

**Guest Hosts: Adam Gardiner and Rusty Cannon**

**Guest Hosts: Adam Gardiner and Rusty Cannon**

In a landmark decision that could reshape environmental policy across the United States, the Supreme Court has temporarily halted the Environmental Protection Agency's "Good Neighbor" plan aimed at reducing ozone emissions. Gordon Larsen, Utah’s Senior Advisor for Federal Affairs, weighs into this ruling and how it underscores the ongoing tension between environmental protection and industrial interests but also raises profound questions about the balance of power between federal agencies and the judiciary. The Court's split decision shows the complexities of addressing air pollution that knows no state boundaries.

**Guest Hosts: Adam Gardiner and Rusty Cannon**

In a groundbreaking move that could reshape the heart of Salt Lake City, the Smith Entertainment Group and city officials have unveiled a plan to revitalize the downtown area surrounding the Delta Center. Lindsay Aerts from KSL-TV shares that this visionary project not only promises to transform the urban landscape but also raises intriguing questions about the role of public-private partnerships in shaping our cities' futures. The proposed agreement, with its multifaceted approach to urban renewal, helps us to envision a future where sports, culture, and civic engagement converge to create a more vibrant and inclusive city center.

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One of the most fascinating and incriminating trials is happening right now in New York City. New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez is on trial for corruption, with charges such as bribery, extortion, wire fraud, and acting as a foreign agent for the country of Egypt. This is a wild legal case, and a look inside the alleged rampant corrupt activities of a sitting U.S. senator. Let’s deep dive into this case and see what the facts are.

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Despite trailing by a significant margin, state lawmaker Phil Lyman refuses to concede to incumbent Governor Spencer Cox. Instead, Lyman is pursuing an unorthodox strategy, questioning the legitimacy of Cox's ballot-qualifying signatures. This development adds a layer of intrigue to what appeared to be a settled race, raising questions about election integrity and the lengths candidates will go to challenge results. Is there any weight to Lyman’s claims? Senator Todd Weiler joins the show.

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There has been a lot of commentary about the recent Supreme Court ruling,which grants the President a presumption of legal immunity when carrying out official acts as President. Much of the reaction to this case has been partisan in nature, but let’s go beyond the headlines and false narratives. What have the justices themselves said in their opinions on this ruling? What is the impact of this ruling?

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America is a panorama of religious diversity. It is one of the great features and strengths of our nation. And the researchers for the U.S. religious census have been tracking the data relating to America’s religions for decades. So, what does the latest research tell us? What can we learn about the diversity of religion in America? And what does the future look like for America’s faith traditions? Andrew Van Dam from The Washington Post joins the show.