Live Mic: Recent Episodes
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Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL’s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he’s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! “KSL’s Live Mic” is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
After being the host of Live Mic for 15 months, Lee is taking on a new adventure. He looks back at the time he's spent behind the mic.
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A former SLCPD officer has been arrested for his involvement in the deadly riot at the US Capitol on Jan. 6. KSL NewsRadio's Nick Wyatt joins Lee to discuss the developing situation.
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Utah is redrawing the political lines. Former Congressman Rob Bishop joins Lee to breakdown how redistricting impacts rural vs. urban areas.
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The body of missing Kearns woman, Conzuelo “Nicole” Solorio-Romero, has been found nearly two months after her disappearance. KSL-TVs Garna Mejia joins Lee to talk about the latest updates and recent criminal charges filed on the case.
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A new poll related to gun control and safety in the wake of a number of recent shootings suggests a growing number of Utah voters support at least some form of reform. Lee breakdown the poll results.
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Lee has a long way to travel for his new job in DC. He takes listeners' calls about how they pass time during road trips and their favorite audiobooks to listen to.
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Lee is passing the baton to Boyd Matheson. The host of Inside Sources joins Lee to talk about his expended show and what to expect come Monday at 1 PM.
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A shooting near the US Capitol left two people dead, including one US Capitol police officer. Lee breakdown the latest on the events.
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Earlier this week, Sen. Mike Lee visited the US/Mexico border where thousands of immigrants are waiting to come into the United State. Lee shares his thoughts on the massive influx of immigrants at the border.
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Retired Greco-Roman Olympic Gold Medalist wrestler, Rulon Gardner, joins Lee to discuss his new documentary "Rulon."
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Hunter Education Program Coordinator Ralynne Takeda joins Lee to talk about the need for hunting instructors for the DWR's education program. Lee also asks listeners to share their first hunting experience.
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Utah's rural communities are in need of an economic boost. Derek Miller, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance, joins Lee to discuss what can be done to make it happen.
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Governor Spencer Cox made some milestone announcements at this week's COVID-19 briefing, including a “Learn and Work in Utah” grant program to create a new returnship program that would help out-of-work Utahns find a new career path.
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Utah President surrogate Scott Howell joins Lee to give his thoughts on the President's massive infrastructure package.
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Lee goes in-depth on the new e-license plan being pitched at the Utah DMV. How would you feel about having your driver's license housed on your phone?
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Defense attorney Greg Skordas joins Lee to help understand the charges filed yesterday against reality TV star Jen Shah.
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Hayley Pierce, BYU professor of sociology, calls in to talk about the new ACE (Adverse Childhood Experience) study she conducted. The study shows a disparity between how girls and boys are affected by early childhood trauma.
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Should Washington DC be a state? The debate is heating up again... Lee tackles the main arguments on each side.
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Dr. Todd Vento, an infectious disease doctor from Intermountain Health, calls in to help us figure out how to discern between seasonal allergies and COVID-19.
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President Biden is floating the idea of a massive infrastructure package, reminiscent of the WPA and other economy/public works programs.
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Lee talks about a topic that's as old as America: should our country embrace a strong third-party offering? What did George Washington have to say about a two-party system? We take calls and texts regarding a third-party offering. What would be your single-issue party?
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Josh Furlong, from KSL.com, calls in to give an update on the takeout food bracket. He calls in to give an update on the results, and to talk about what will be crowned as Utah's number one takeout restaurant.
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Lee goes in-depth on the story of Jen Shah, a star of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, who has been arrested and charged for fraud.
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Lee plays audio from Dave and Debbie's interview this morning with James Very, who has piloted ships through the Suez Canal. He provided an expert perspective on the traffic jam on the canal.
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Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. Producer Robynn Garfield joins Lee to talk about her family's experience with the war; she lost an uncle when his plane was shot down over Vietnam in 1966 (17 years before she was born) and her father's 3 tours in Vietnam. Terry Schow, the former executive director of the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs, calls in to talk about the legacy of the Vietnam War here in the United States and Utah.
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What is the current value of a college degree? Lee talks about the rising issue of "degree inflation" and the cost of a college education in 2021. And the phone lines are open to talk to listeners about their experiences with their college degrees. Do you use your degree in your job? Do you wish you'd majored in another field?
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Former Governor Gary Herbert joins Lee to talk about what he's been up to since leaving office in January.
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The Ever Given is FREE! A large shipping vessel lodged itself in a tight fix on March 22, blocking all maritime commerce through the Suez Canal. Lee brings you the latest on the situation.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to talk about taxes, the federal budget, and the announcement of his new showtime coming to a radio station near you!
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KSL NewsRadio's Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to talk about the meltdown with the Salt Lake County GOP over a letter sent by then-chair Scott Miller, who resigned over the weekend.
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Today is National Medal of Honor Day. Lee will review Utah recipients.
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Calls and texts about take-out restaurants. We're doing to about 12 picks, what do you hope to see make the top cut?
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KSL.com is running a "best take-out restaurant bracket". What is your favorite take-out restaurant? Nick Wyatt joins to talk about his picks on the bracket.
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ABC's Ike Ejiochi joins Lee to give a debriefing on today's press conference with President Joe Biden.
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KSL NewsRadio's Alex Kirry calls in to talk about a recent study showing the majority of sports fans report watching the highlights of games only. What does this mean for the world of sports broadcasting?
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Congressman Blake Moore calls in to talk about his recent tour of some rural areas of the state.
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Yesterday, VP Kamala Harris was tasked with taking charge of the crisis at the United States-Mexico border. With the population of immigrants ever growing at the border, what will be the plan laid out by the Vice President?
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Dave Noriega joins Lee to talk about Senator Mitt Romney's remarks during a Senate committee yesterday regarding the science behind schools being open during the pandemic. Romney asks: why are schools still closed when the data say it's safe to open?
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President Joe Biden held his first news conference this afternoon, and Lee breaks down the highlights.
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Gas prices in Utah have sky-rocketed, up 30% from this time last year. Lee talks about some of the causes and gives tips on how to avoid paying high prices at the pump.
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Lee asks for calls and texts on this, the first day of general vaccine availability. What has the process been like to book an appointment?
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A Lendingtree.com survey discovered just what Americans would do to cut to the front of the Covid vaccine line. The statistics are startling.
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Zion National Park was the highest visited tourist site in Utah last year. What draws people to the park and what are some off-the-beaten path places here in Utah people like to visit?
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Managing Director of the Utah Office of Tourism Vicki Varela calls in to talk about a new initiative from her office called "Forever Mighty" aimed at drawing in more visitors to the Beehive State.
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Gov. Spencer Cox joins Lee to welcome in the first day that COVID-19 vaccines are available to the general population here in Utah.
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Dave Cawley joins Lee to talk about the COLD podcast season 2 announcement. The murder Joyce Yost has gone unsolved for decades, Dave will spend a season of the podcast going in depth on what we know and don't know about the cold case.
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A startling new study shows almost 50% of Americans reported weight gain during the Covid pandemic. Millennials report a 40 pound on average gain over the last year. Lee talks through some strategies on weight loss and what the experts say are effective strategies.
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Would you have to alert your job? Would you have to alert your friends? Be honest...do you think you’re addicted to your phone?
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Lee speaks with Shane Stewart, Certified Financial Planner with Deseret Mutual Benefits Administrators about how best to move toward tax season.
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Matt Gephart, KSL TV investigative reporter
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The FBI is assisting local police and will help investigate the shooting suspect's background to establish motive. They'll need to quickly determine exactly what this is because, as Brad has said many (many) times before: concern among law enforcement about mass shootings is mounting. In 2018, there were 337 mass shootings, according to the Gun Policy Archive—which defines such an incident as a shooting with four or more victims injured or killed — not including the shooter. In 2019, the number spiked to 417. And last year -while we were all preoccupied with COVID-19 pandemic, the number surged to a stunning 611 mass shooting incidents. There have already been 102 mass shootings so far this year – only three months in. Why is this happening?
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So who's your favorite? Lee's talking about American presidents and the actors who've played them.
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It's been a year since former Utah Congressman Ben McAdams was hospitalized with COVID-19. Lee speaks with McAdams about the experience and the year it's been.
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Lee speaks with Ermiya Fanaeian, the director of the Salt Lake City chapter of Pink Pistols - an LGBTQ gun owners group.
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The scientist who won the race to deliver the first widely used coronavirus vaccine has an important message.
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A statewide food drive takes place tomorrow! Lee will share audio from Utah Gov. Spencer Cox about the new initiative, and he'll speak with Ginette Bott, the CEO of the Utah Food Bank, the organization that will benefit from the state-wide drive.
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Are the Olympics coming to Salt Lake? Lee goes in-depth on the current bid, and what the Olympic-hopeful team is working on the bring the games to Utah once again.
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ABC reporter Alex Stone calls in to give the latest on the Tokyo Summer Olympics-Tokyo is telling tourists and visitors to stay home. What will be the economic impact on Tokyo with a scant amount of money coming in from visitors during their Olympic turn?
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An 89-year-old sharpshooter? A woman from India started her journey as a sharpshooter at the age of 65. Now at 89, she has a trove of medals and awards. Lee talks about why this is significant and what we can learn from starting new things late in life.
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Amelia Powers Gardner is running for Utah County Commissioner following the departure of Tanner Ainge. Gardner calls into talk to Lee about her campaign and what she hopes to accomplish as a potential commissioner.
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Lee asks for texters and callers to weigh in on the digital communication conversation. When you send a text to your significant other, what is the acceptable time-limit on response? Do you argue over text?
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We're talking about digital communications in modern-day relationships. Producer Robynn Garfield joins Lee to talk about some startling statistics on how couples communicate, how digital communication affects relationships, and she offers her thoughts on how texting and social media have impacted her own marriage.
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A recent survey on PC Magazine says Kaysville and Price are two of the best cities North America for working from home. What are the metrics for the study and what do Kaysville and Price have that sets them apart?
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On Friday, the White House revealed 5 staffers had been let go following revelations on their marijuana use. What is the precedent for something like this? Lee weighs in on the news and gives his perspective as someone who has gone through the security clearance in Washington.
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The two biggest stories of the day at 2 pm. Today, Gov. Spencer Cox announced anyone in the state of Utah 16 and up can start signing up for the vaccine next week. And of course, we're officially 1 year after the massive 5.7M earthquake that rocked us all last year.
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This last year has been a wild one, and there were a fair number of conspiracy theories that were spread and accepted. What do you do if a loved one has been caught up in one of these conspiracy theories? We break it down, and get your input.
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There's a lot of good praise heaped on Tim Huges and Amanda Dickson for staying on the air and helping us all through that morning one year ago when the earth started to move beneath our feet. But there's one other name that should be added up there. Gustabo Rodriguez. Gustabo is the man behind the glass that pushes all the buttons to make sure all the mics are on and the commercials play. He's the one that keeps us on the air everyday. And Gustabo was instrumental in making sure everything stayed up and running that day during the Magna Earthquake here in Utah.
We talked about his experience, and yours.
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We spoke to DeLaina Tonks the principal of Mountain Heights Academy all the way back on December 7th about how their online charter school was doing in the midst of this whole pandemic. We're talking to her again and continuing our conversation about online learning.
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Realtor Jon Wright calls in to talk about the commercial real estate market in Utah. How will the office space industry change as more people stay home to work?
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Governor Spencer Cox calls into the show to discuss this week's statewide food drive and how you can support the cause.
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Lee breaks down the top two stories you need to know at 2 o'clock.
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Senator Mitt Romney penned an op-ed in the New York Times calling for a boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Lee explores the details of this boycott and what makes it unique. Lee also asks for listeners to weigh in on the Beijing Boycott.
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Do you use an app to track your distance and speed? Robynn Garfield joins Lee to talk about how she cut tracking apps and digital distractions out of her outdoors time.
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Lee talks about online learning and what the future of education might look like post-pandemic. How can kids learn and develop socially when they choose to go to school online? Anthony Godfrey, Superintendent of the Jordan School District, joins Lee to talk about the announcement that their school district will open three online schools in 2021. These will be K-12 schools, with emphasis on the upper grades. How will this program work, what are the details, and what are the benefits?
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With so many covid restrictions in place, what has been the impact on the speed of business at the United States Capitol? With COVID-19 protocols, congress has slowed down even further.
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KSL TV's Dave McCann joins to talk to Lee about March Madness.
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Oscar nominations came out this morning. KSL's resident movie expert Doug Wright calls in to talk about his favorite and least favorite films that made the list.
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Lee breaks down the top two stories you need to hear at 2 o' clock.
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In the wake of the $27 million lawsuit awarded to the family of George Floyd, Lee talks about historic lawsuits and where the money comes from in these big government payouts. And defense attorney Greg Skordas calls in to talk about lawsuits and money. Do the taxpayers end up fronting the bill for large settlements? What about state-run universities?
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A year into the pandemic, many are still working from home. Lee talks about some of the pros and cons of working from home and what the trends look like. Are people going to stay put or move back to the office? Then, he talks to listeners on the subject.
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Carlos Braceros, executive director of the Utah Department of Transportation, joins Lee to talk about recent data about fatalities on Utah's roads. Cars on the road decreased by 13% in 2020, but fatalities were up 11%. Utah isn't alone in these startling statistics. What changes need to be made and what is already in the works to keep Utahns safe behind the wheel?
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Over 50% of Americans share their streaming services. Netflix is testing a crackdown. Is sharing a service you pay for really stealing?
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Having passed the COVID-19 relief package, Democrats are now quickly moved on to passing gun regulation bills. Lee breaks down what is being discussed on Capitol Hill.
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Lee breaks down the top two news stories at the top of the hour.
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Gov Cuomo announces quarantines will no longer be required for travelers starting April 1, but Mayor de Blasio is calling it an April Fool's joke. Lee also asks where you will travel when restrictions are lifted.
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Dr. B's says it will text people if a vaccine becomes available because someone didn't show up for an appointment. KSL NewsRadio's Frank Muller joins Lee to talk about the website.
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Lee spends time on President Biden's speech from last night, where he discussed the vaccine and the recently signed stimulus package.
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Lee has some personal experiences and an interview with Jeff Benedict about founder David Neeleman, an atypical CEO.
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It's Girl Scout Cookie season. The L.A. Times released their power ranking of Girl Scout cookies. Lee wonders if any of them are really that good?
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President Biden has signed the COVID-19 package. Lee takes a look at what the package means for Americans and Utahns alike.
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Dr. Richard Gilroy, medical director of the Liver Transplant Program, joins Lee to discuss a major increase in organ transplants due to COVID-19, including a 50% increase in liver transplants.
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Dr. Josh Andersen spoke to Mary Richards about his research into myths that are keeping people from getting a vaccine. Lee reviews the myths and the scientific evidence that people need to know.
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Carole Mikita joins Lee to discuss the new Netflix series "Murder Among the Mormons," her experience with the documentary, her experience covering the events, and the telling and retelling of the story.
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1 year after COVID-19 really hit home, we look back at some of the most impactful moments including when we learned "America's dad," Tom Hanks, had the virus. Lee also asks listeners what they have learned throughout the pandemic.
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12 states are suing the Biden administration over the 'social cost' calculation of greenhouse gasses. Lee breaks down the lawsuit and its implications.
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A nifty thing has happened and KSL NewsRadio's Nick Wyatt joins Lee to discuss some new tech that makes it possible to add motion to old family pictures.
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Rep. Christ Stewart joined a number of Republicans in wearing masks stating "Open Schools Now." Lee breakdown how mask messages are playing into our politics and more.
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Amy Donaldson joins Lee to talk about Maia Chaka's hiring-- the latest in a year of progress for women in the NFL, from the first female official in the Super Bowl to women assistant coaches and office staff helping lead the national champions.
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Derek Miller, President, and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance, joins Lee to talk about how Utah's economy is wavering during the pandemic.
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As we prepare to Spring Forward, Marco Rubio and Rick Scott are advancing a bill in the Senate that would allow the 16 states, including Utah, that have passed laws to stay on DST to do so. Lee also takes calls from listeners.
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The LDS church announced the Hill Cumorah pageant will not have a final year of performances, as was planned. Lee, who grew up near the pageant, gives his memories about the pageant and asks listeners to weigh in on their favorite pageant memories.
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ABC Correspondent Faith Abubey joins Lee to talk about the status of the stimulus bill in the House of Representatives. And listeners call in to talk about their opinion on the new package.
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Lee breaks down the top two stories at two o'clock.
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The numbers are looking good: fewer people now say they will "definitely not" receive the vaccine. But what's holding some people back from getting their COVID-19 vaccine? Lee tries to answer the question. And is trypanophobia--the fear of needles--keeping some adults from getting a COVID-19 shot? What advice do Drs give to help overcome needle-phobia?
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SLC Mayor Mendenhall calls in to talk about what the city is doing to reform policing and change procedures after last year's turmoil.
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How do lawyers choose jury members in high-profile cases? Defense Attorney Greg Skordas joins Lee to help us understand the jury selection process in the George Floyd trial.
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The CDC has released new travel guidelines during the pandemic. KSL NewsRadio's Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to help break down the new info. And what are the mask guidelines when you're outside? Why do some people hike, bike, and run with masks on? Lee talks about what science says.
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The CDC announced over the weekend that people who are vaccinated can now gather without masks on. Lee will comment on this and other COVID-19 issues (like do some people hike with masks on?)
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Dr. Suess's books top the charts on sales after a few were banned on Amazon. Is this the Streisand effect in full force?
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Sen. President Stuart Adams joins Lee to give his thoughts about the closing of the legislative session.
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Lee recaps the passing of the stimulus bill and where it goes from here.
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Lt. Gov Diedre Henderson calls to talk about International Women's Day and her work to bring more women into Utah's political scene.
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Producer Robynn joins to give a recap of last night's royal interview with Harry and Megan. Lee also hears from listeners on the topic.
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Lee Lonsberry announces he will no longer be the host of Live Mic come April. His next adventure: being the Communications Director for Utah Senator Mike Lee. Lee shares his thoughts on what's next and his journey as a talk show host.
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Lee reviews a statement from the Summit County Health Department after confusion yesterday over the ages of those allowed to get vaccines. He also speaks with a nurse who got her first dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine on the day of its availability in Utah.
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Speaker Brad Wilson joins Lee to talk about his final thoughts on the last day of the legislative session today. Lee also reviews the highlights from this legislative session.
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Curt Oda joins Lee to discuss the permit-less carry law passed earlier this session. Lee also discusses the success of gun sales during the last year.
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Lee reviews some of the bills we've been following this legislative session that are headed to the Governor's desk for him to either sign or veto.
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The Scouts will sell a collection of Norman Rockwell paintings to fund sexual abuse claim payments. Lee will discuss scouting and takes listener calls on the topic.
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Dr. Marion Bishop, ER Doctor, joins Lee to discuss the lessons learned during the pandemic--especially in hospitals throughout this last year.
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Lee breaks down the top two news stories you need to know: the stimulus negotiations and National Anthem Day.
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Data from several states around the country shows a 7% drop in birth rates over the last year. Pam Perlich, Director of Demographic Research at Kem C. Gardner Institute, joins Lee to discuss what this means for the future.
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Two Senators in Washington are proposing a bill on universal background checks for all firearm sales. Utah Rep. Brian King has a similar proposal here on Utah's Capitol Hill. He joins Lee to discuss why he's pushing for this bill again after past failed attempts.
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Lee discusses the history of the national anthem on this anniversary of "The Star Spangled Banner" becoming the official national anthem for the US.
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Lee reviews the latest from Washington as President Biden OKd tougher income limits for those $1,400 checks.
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News today that six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published is receiving mixed reactions. Lee will discuss the legacy of Dr. Seuss and the impact of good books on a child's life.
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How has COVID-19 changed the way we work? Lee breaks down two ways and how it's impacted him.
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Lee breaks down the top two stories of the day: grappling with the national debt and ongoing stimulus package, along with the wealth tax proposal.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren is proposing a wealth tax for the richest Americans. Lee will discuss the details of how it'll work and take listener calls as well.
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As Congress works to revive earmarks, Senator Mike Lee has a bill to permanently ban their use. Lee will break down what earmarks are and discuss both sides of the issue to bring them back.
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Rep. Douglas Sagers joins Lee to discuss his resolution to affirm the Utah legislature's commitment to the 2nd Amendment.
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Lee will walk through what's in the $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Bill besides that $1,400 check. Dave Noriega joins Lee to discuss the big day of reckoning with the national debt.
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Reporters have had to change the way they do their work in the coronavirus pandemic throughout the last year. Lee will discuss with Jed Boal, KSL TV Reporter and Marc Giauque, KSL Newsradio News Director.
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Lee will break down a Facebook post from Jeremy Lin, saying he was called a racist name and how he is choosing to respond.
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Lee breaks down the biggest news stories of the day: Donald Trump's speech at CPAC and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout plan in Utah.
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Ryan Gabriel, Assistant Professor, Sociology at Brigham Young University, joins Lee to break down recommendations from the BYU Committee on Race, Equity & Belonging to the University.
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Jeanetta Williams, president of the NAACP Salt Lake Branch, joins Lee to discuss why she is so passionate about the need for a name change at Dixie State University.
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Lee will discuss the latest from Utah's capitol hill on gun-related legislation. Rep. Cory Maloy joins Lee to discuss permit-less carry as well.
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Lee will discuss the Governor's comments from this morning on the vaccine roll-out in Utah. Plus, what the Utah Department of Health is saying about the number of vaccines available in Utah this week, and how they're expanding distribution.
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Faith Abubéy, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Lee to give an update on the latest as Democrats work to pass a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package through the House.
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Lee will break down comments made by Senator Mike Lee at a conservative conference earlier today on the power of tyrannical governments.
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Lee will break down why one Utah Senator is moving to remove an English-only provision from the state law.
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Church News Reporter Tad Walch joins Lee to discuss a large donation by Latter-day Saint Charities to help with vaccine distribution to undeveloped countries.
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Donald Trump wanted federal buildings held to a classic standard, but now President Biden is directing otherwise. Lee will discuss the look of federal buildings, including Senator Mike Lee's thoughts.
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Could former President Donald Trump form his own political party? And what would happen if he did? Lee will discuss and take listener calls as well.
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The US House voted to pass the Equality Act, and it now moves to the Senate. Kelsey Dallas, Deseret News religion and politics reporter, joins Lee to discuss the religious concerns with the bill. Congressman Chris Stewart joins Lee to discuss his introduction of the Fairness for All Act again in the House.
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Utah State Senator Derek Kitchen joins Lee to discuss why he's calling for Utahns to donate blood right now.
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KSL TV investigative reporter Matt Gephardt joins Lee to discuss how new businesses are opening in record numbers, even while other businesses are struggling to recover from the pandemic.
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Lee breaks down the top two news stories you need to know: the legislative updates and a police shooting that wounded both the suspect and an officer in Provo.
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Dave Nicholls, the pilot of a bobsled team with both paraplegic and able-bodied athletes, joins Lee to discuss how his team is working to qualify for the Bejing Olympics in 2022.
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The ongoing pandemic has impacted the childcare industry in Utah for both providers and families in need of care. Lee will walk through a discussion with Kristy DeGraaf, Vice President of The Professional Family Child Care Association of Utah on how providers are struggling. And the mother of 3, Robynn Garfield, joins to discuss her struggle as a parent to find affordable care for her kids looking ahead to this summer.
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Lee walks through the dead bills in the Utah Legislature this session, as well as those bills still alive and receiving support. Lee also goes in-depth on a bill to make mug shots private rather than public.
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Representative Carol Spackman-Moss is working on a new proposal to ban cell phones, but it's been sent back to committee. Lee will break down the basics of the bill and why his thoughts on this issue have changed.
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If you had to, could you carry a loved one to safety in an emergency? Lee's been pondering this question and will get advice from Captain Travis Bodtcher, a training Captain Murray Fire Department, on how professionals do it.
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Lee breaks down the top two things you need to know today: the minimum wage debate and the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
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Utah has a budget surplus this year. Where should that money go? Lee will break down the options and take listener calls.
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With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine on the path to receive Emergency Use Authorization, how will getting more vaccine doses into the state impact the return to normal? Mark Remillard, ABC News Correspondent, joins Lee to discuss the latest update on Johnson & Johnson.
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With proposals from President Biden and now Senator Mitt Romney, what does the future of minimum wage look like? Lee will look at the effective minimum wage and take listener calls on raising the minimum wage nationally.
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Lee follows a breaking news story involving pro-golfer Tiger Woods and the injuries he sustained following a car accident in Southern California Tuesday.
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Security officials testified today on the events on January 6 and the intelligence leading to the breach of the US Capitol. Lee will review what those officials said and why it matters for the future.
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Lee will break down the differences in two polls on getting vaccinated in Utah and what it means for changing attitudes on the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Utah Rep. Karianne Lisonbee joins Lee to break down how her bill prevents prosecution for people who act in self-defense.
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Utah Sen. Evan Vickers joins Lee to discuss his bill on emergency response powers by the governor. The bill has passed in the house and committee and is now moving on to the full senate.
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Lee speaks on the two biggest stories he's following: the hearing on the Capitol attack of Jan. 6th and baby bonds.
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Samuel Benson, Deseret News opinion writer, joins Lee to discuss why he's supportive of a plan from Senator Corry Booker to send "baby bonds" to help lift American families out of the circle of poverty.
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Changes to the Utah Department of Health's public health order could have Utahns removing masks in low transmission areas of the state. KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson joins Lee to break down the changes and how they will impact the state.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joins Lee to explain why he's against a proposal on Utah's Capitol Hill to change bail reforms passed just last fall. And then Rep. Mike Schultz joins to explain his bill and why it's needed now.
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Senator Mike Lee questioned Merrick Garland this morning as part of his Attorney General confirmation. Lee will discuss how the 2nd amendment came into the conversation and what Garland had to say on gun rights for personal defense.
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Lee will break down an interview from Good Morning America with a Capitol Police officer recounting the Jan. 6 attack.
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Former representative Ben McAdams joins Lee to discuss what's in his future after leaving Congress.
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Lee breaks down the top two stories you need to know.
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When Lee and his wife got their cat together, they set a limit on how much they'd spend in a year on the cat's medical needs. Lee will discuss how this can be different though for everyone. Listeners give their two cents as well.
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NASA's Perseverance rover landing on Mars marked a part of history for many reasons, including capturing the first audio from the Red Planet. Lee goes over and plays the sounds from Mars and talks about why this mission was important.
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A new poll of Utahns shows support for keeping the Dixie State University name. Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss the latest on how the name change is moving forward in the Utah Legislature. Listeners also join in on the conversation.
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Rep. Kera Birkeland joins Lee to discuss her bill to ban transgender male to female athletes in Utah's high school sports from participating in girls' sports. Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss what Equality Utah says on the issue after Sue Robbins joined Dave and Dujanovic earlier today.
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After Redditors broke Wall Street, the CEO's of Robin Hood and Reddit are speaking today in D.C. Lee will dive into their testimony and will also tell the story of a BYU professor who saw this coming.
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The pandemic has caused life expectancy to drop a full year in the U.S., even more so among minorities. Lee takes a look at this shocking finding and what we should think/do about it.
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A new study finds many Utah cities are growing, thanks to people and businesses leaving the expensive California market for the Rockies. Provo-Orem ranked as the healthiest economy among U.S. cities, Salt Lake ranked 4th, Ogden-Clearfield ranked 9th. Lee will speak to Art Raymond with the Deseret News to dive in further.
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Lee covers the top stories of the hour--the Mars rover, and news from Governor Cox about vaccinating people 65 and up in Utah.
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Freshman Rep. Blake Moore says he's hitting the ground running in his committees and isn't seeing as much division in D.C. as people think. Lee brings Rep. Moore on the show to ask him more about his first couple months in Washington.
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There is a debate among some lawmakers in Washington as to whether or not to allow a coalition to look for ways to compensate those who have suffered from racial injustice, more particularly, those who had ancestors who were slaves. Utah Rep. Burgess Owens is fighting against that idea. Lee takes a look at why he disagrees.
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The new Mars rover landed on the planet's surface around 2 p.m. Thursday. Lee dives into what Perseverance's mission is, and how a Salt-Lake-based company, OxEon Energy, revolutionized space travel. Lee also speaks with KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson to help cover this historic event.
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What has been the impact of social media on the COVID-19 pandemic? Lee talks about the fight against misinformation and how it can spread like, well, a virus. Listeners join in on the conversation as well.
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Sofia Jeremias, an in-depth reporter for the Deseret News, recently wrote a piece of the Search for a Better Chicken. She calls in to talk about the modern chicken farming industry and how it can be improved.
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Lee recaps the passing of Rush Limbaugh and gun safety classes in schools.
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Mitch Velos authored the book Utah Gun Law. He joins Lee to talk about the new constitutional carry law and what it means for the state's gun climate. Lee also reviews a new bill that would allow for public schools to teach gun safety classes. Lee talks about the idea, the pros and the cons, and what it could mean for future Utah gun-carriers.
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KSL TV weather specialist Kevin Eubank calls in to talk about the storm-pocalypse. He'll give an in-depth forecast and talk about what this means for our water-levels.
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Radio mogul Rush Limbaugh passed away at the age of 70 from an advanced form of lung cancer. Lee talks about his legacy and what he left behind. Radio legend Doug Wright calls in to talk about the passing of a fellow legend and what Rush did for the talk radio industry.
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Utah officials predict the state could be fully vaccinated by May. But will it be enough to return to "normal"? Lee walks through the latest on the vaccine timeline and what it means for everyday life.
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Two big stories to rundown today -- first, the Utah Republican Party declining to take action against Senator Mitt Romney, in spite of a petition urging them to censure him for his impeachment vote. Next, new details in the kidnapping of a 25-year-old woman from Kearns, Nicole Solorio-Romero -- and why police now believe she was murdered.
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Every few months, you've probably seen stories about money that belongs to you, but needs to be claimed. Meet Gustabo Rodriguez, one of the producers behind the scenes at Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry, and learn about his experience claiming a whopping $25.64.
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Is it time for a major third party shake-up? 120 Republicans want to break away from the GOP and distance themselves from the Republican Party of former President Donald Trump.
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Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry begins with the votes in the Senate on the historic second impeachment of former President Donald Trump and the impact of the trial on Utah politics. Utah Republican Party Chair Derek Brown joins in, as well as calls from listeners.
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Calls/texts about how would you vote after hearing the evidence from the impeachment hearings.
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Impeachment recap and (maybe) we can we mark our calendar to return to normal.
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Mike Gowans, a teacher at Westlake H.S., joins Lee to talk about getting the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine this weekend.
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Utah businesses that received PPP loans may have to pay them back in the form of taxes. KSL TV's Matt Gephardt broke the story and joins Lee to discuss the reaction from businesses when they found out the loans just be paid off in a different way.
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Lee reviews the top two stories you can bring to the kitchen table.
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The US Attorney for the District of Utah has resigned from this position. John Huber joins Lee to talk about the decision and what his next steps in life are.
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A co-study done by a University of Utah sociologist shows men have done two to three more household chores during the pandemic. Lee breaks down the research and asks listeners about their household.
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A Georgia prosecutor is opening up a criminal investigation against the former president regarding the phone call he had with the secretary of state about alleged voter fraud. Lee breaks down the merits of the case and if there should even be an investigation.
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How is Granite School District doing at distributing the vaccine to their teachers and school staff? Lee will talk to Mandee Cossa who has had the first dose of the vaccine and is scheduled for a second later this month.
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Utah Congressman Burgess Owens joins Lee to talk about what else is happening on Capitol Hill, aside from the impeachment proceeding.
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Pete Buttigieg said he wants to have travelers tested for COVID-19 before they hop on domestic flights, but Ed Bastian, the CEO of Delta says it's a bad idea. Lee breaks down both sides of the conversation.
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Lee shares the top two stories he is following at 2 pm: the national anthem debate and the latest on impeachment.
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Rep. Burton says there’s a real gap in civics education and understanding among Americans. He approached UVU and created a bill about creating a new school dedicated to teaching American civics. Rep. Burton joins Lee to talk about his efforts and why civics is so essential.
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The owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, will NOT play the National Anthem before home games. Lee breaks down why and asks for listener's opinions on the decision.
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How is Davis School District doing at distributing the vaccine to their teachers and school staff? Lee will review what Dave and Dujanovic learned earlier today from the district. And Denise Willmore, a Second-grade teacher at Valley View Elementary, joins Lee to talk about her experience.
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How does social media impact teen girls and influence their risks for suicide? New research out of BYU points to concerns, but also solutions. Professor Sarah Coyne joins Lee to discuss the research further.
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Lee discusses the top two news stories you need to know at 2 pm.
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It was opening arguments in round two of the President Trump impeachment saga. Inside Sources host, Boyd Matheson joins Lee to talk about the defense's arguments as to why impeachment against a former president is not constitutional.
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The Salt Lake City School District has students returning to the classroom today. How are they doing on distributing the vaccine to their teachers and staff? Lee will review conversations with Spokesperson Yandary Chatwin and Interim Superintendent Larry Madden. Jacquelyn Conkling, a 71-year-old social studies teacher at Highland High, joins Lee to discuss her experience.
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Paul Nelson, KSL Newsradio Reporter, joins Lee to tell the story of how a massage parlor raid unfolded in Utah County late last week.
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Lee will discuss how tomorrow is the big day in the Senate and review his gun report.
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Lee will discuss the latest news on gun rights, Utah's permit-less carry bill, and Joe Biden's thoughts on guns.
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The big game this weekend had a clear winner and loser with plenty of funny commercials in-between. Lee will discuss the silly advertisements and how the Superbowl gives us hope.
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Drew Hardesty, Avalanche Forecaster with the Forest Service Utah Avalanche Center, joins Lee to discuss the avalanche that left four dead this weekend and why current conditions are so dangerous.
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Lee looks forward to the week ahead in national politics, including Trump's second impeachment trial.
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You've got questions, we've got answers! The Utah Department of Health Immunization Director Rich Lakin joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to answer our listeners' most pressing questions.
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Schools within the Salt Lake City School District have officially returned to in-person classes after almost a year of going virtual. What does this mean behind the scenes? Lee speaks with Interim Superintendent Larry Madden to learn more.
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What are the top headlines from today? Lee will look at the top two stories trending right now at 2 p.m.
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Donald Trump is the first and only president to be impeached twice while in office. How does this fit into the grand scheme of history, especially as the Senate enters the official impeachment trial next week? Lee speaks to political science professor Damon Cann from Utah State University to get his perspective.
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Utah will finally get some of its world-famous snow this weekend. What does this mean for the roads? Lee talks to Utah Department of Transportation spokesman John Gleason to learn more.
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The impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump is set to begin next week. We hop on the line with Ron Fox, a Republican who served as a surrogate to Trump, and Scott Howell, a Democrat who serves in a similar position for President Joe Biden, to give their conflicting opinions.
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Sen. Mitt Romney unveiled a plan Thursday to send American families $350 a month for each young child and $250 for each school-age child on an ongoing basis. Lee breaks down what this mean.
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Jesse Bush, public information specialist and vaccination clinic organizer Weber-Morgan Health Department joins Lee to answer questions from listeners on the vaccine distribution.
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Rep. Brian King has a proposal to expand Suicide Prevention education to K-12 rather than just 7-12 grades in Utah. He'll join Lee to break it down.
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Taylorsville High School junior Caitlin Bone brought a proposal to her School Board reminiscent of Kevin Bacon in Footloose. Lee and Dave Noriega will discuss how the pandemic is impacting parents and students and how the attitude needs to change from saying no to saying yes.
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Stephen M. Studdert served as a White House adviser to President Ronald Reagan, ahead of Reagan's 110th birthday this weekend. He joins Lee to discuss the former president's legacy.
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Impeachment managers are requesting Trump's testimony as part of the Senate trial. Lee will break down this latest update ahead of next week's trial.
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House members are debating and voting today on allowing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green to sit in House Committees. The Congresswoman also apologized on the House Floor today for embracing conspiracy theories. Lee will break down her comments and the reaction.
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Trevor Warner Communications Manager, Davis County Health Department, answers listener questions on the vaccine.
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Congressman Chris Stewart is proposing an act in Congress to honor Ghost Army veterans. Stewart and the Utah teen who's been advocating for the act will join Lee to explain the purpose of the bill and what it means to them.
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Apple is expected to change its opt-in options for online tracking and Facebook plans to educate its users on how great tracking is. Caitlin McGarry, Consumer tech editor at Gizmodo also joins Lee to discuss the subject further.
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Lee tells the story of officer Brian Sicknick as he's honored today in the Capitol.
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Aislynn Tolman-Hill, Utah County Health Department spokesperson, takes listener questions on getting the vaccine in Utah County.
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Who should get the Nobel Peace Prize? Several recent nominations are raising some eyebrows. Lee will review the history of the prize and discuss who has historically been awarded the honor.
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Dave Clark Chair, the board of trustees at Dixie State University, joins Lee to discuss how he doesn't want to see a name change at the University, but now supports the change. Listeners join in on the conversation as well.
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Rep. Candice Pierucci joins Lee to discuss her resolution to protect Utah's Higher Ed institutions from the influence of the Chinese Communist Party through the Confucius Institute.
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After just a year in the position, University of Utah Chief Safety Officer Marlon Lynch, is leaving the University for a position at Michigan State University.
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Lee reviews what's ahead for COVID relief in DC after Jen Psaki discussed the meeting yesterday between the President and Republican leadership.
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Nicholas Rupp with the Salt Lake County Health Department joins Lee to answer listener questions on getting the vaccine in Salt Lake County.
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An investigation into the woman who went missing in Zion National Park last year has been closed without any charges. Lee will discuss the importance of follow-up on cases like this one.
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A Salt Lake City man is hosting a homeless camp in his front yard and dancing along a fine line of County Health Department rules to keep it going. Lee will break down his story and tell the story of a Chicago man who was shut down for letting homeless people sleep in his basement to stay warm.
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Lee will break down the discussions in Washington among republican leadership and President Biden on covid-19 relief. Lee takes live calls on direct payment as well.
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Governor Spencer Cox joins Lee to provide an update on the state's vaccine distribution plan after it was announced Utah will be getting more doses.
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News of the effectiveness of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine may at first seem disappointing, but Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss the long-term outlook for the vaccine's effectiveness.
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A Utah lawmaker is proposing a bill to extend child support to cover pregnancy costs. Lee will break down the arguments and questions from a hearing in committee yesterday.
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Lee breaks down the latest on everything you need to know about what is happening with Gamestop stock and what it means for Robinhood. Caleb Silver, Editor In Chief, Investopedia, New York, joins to explain more.
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Children’s hospitals across the country are seeing a wave of mental health struggles with COVID-19. Dr. Marion Bishop, ER Doctor joins Lee to discuss what she has seen in her own hospital. Chuck Sharp, Clinical Mental Health Counselor, joins Lee to discuss how he's counseling children on dealing with the pandemic. Additionally, Lee reviews a report from the Utah Department of Health released today that shows Utah has not seen a dramatic increase in suicide or drug overdose since the pandemic began.
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Lee reviews a chat from one year ago today on the Challenger explosion anniversary with BYU Instructor Carrie Moore, who covered the day 35 years ago as a reporter.
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Rep. Cory Maloy joins Lee to discuss his proposed legislation on health department powers over personal and religious liberty. Additionally, Rep. Walt Brooks joins the program to discuss the latest on his Concealed Carry Firearm Amendments.
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If you could fly to space on your own buck, would you? Lee will break down the latest update on private space travel and take listener calls at 2:50
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Congressman Blake Moore joins Lee to discuss his newest role on two House Committees.
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Texas Sen. Ted Cruz has reintroduced legislation that would put term limits on Congressional officials. Lee breaks down what that could mean and hears listener opinions on the subject.
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GOP Senator Rob Portman says he will not run for re-election in 2022, citing "partisan gridlock." Lee breaks down the implications of Portman's decision to leave politics.
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Jay Evenson joins Lee to discuss the role of the Antiquities Act in Utah's national monuments and why it's time for Congress to get involved.
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Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee in breaking down a resolution to impeach Attorney General Sean Reyes. What will it mean for Utah and has "impeachment" been cheapened? Listeners also give their opinions on the situation.
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After protestors were arrested in Russia this weekend, what comes next? Romney says he wants to see more sanctions, but is that possible? Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson break down the latest.
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Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson discuss what could be ahead for two national monuments in Utah under President Biden.
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Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson talk about Senator Mitt Romney saying there needs to be a trial on President Trump's impeachment in the Senate. They both break down Romney's comments from Sunday's talk shows.
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Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson review the legacy of two legends in their fields.
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Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson discuss the confirmation of Biden's Secretary of Defense, including how Senator Mike Lee voted on the confirmation. Lloyd Austin was confirmed, becoming the first Black defense secretary in U.S. history.
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Guest Host Ethan Millard and Holly Richardson speak on Governor Spencer Cox defending Utah's COVID-19 vaccine distribution this weekend. And Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson joins them live to talk about Utah ramping up its vaccine distribution plan along with schools returning to the classroom.
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Sarah Barney's husband, Lynn Barney, was pardoned by President Trump on his last day in office. Sarah joins Lee to tell the story of how Lynn came to request a presidential pardon.
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Should substitute teachers receive bonus checks along with other Utah teachers? Lee will discuss why it makes sense, then he'll take listener's calls to get their perspective.
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Get a sneak peek at the top stories Lee is following today.
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Congressman Burgess Owens joins Lee Lonsberry to discuss a letter he and other freshman congressmembers have sent to President Biden in his first week.
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State Representative Jennifer Dailey-Provost joins Lee to discuss her bill that would allow a couple to solemnize their own wedding.
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Majority Leader Chuck Schumer spoke on the Senate Floor this morning on what's next for the impeachment of Donald Trump in the Senate.
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Former Congressman Rob Bishop was involved in the work to downsize the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments under Donald Trump. Now with those boundaries under review with an executive order from President Biden, Rob Bishop joins Lee to discuss what it could mean for the future.
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President Biden is racking up a large stage of Executive Orders in the first few days of his Presidency. Lee will review their importance and what they mean for Utah.
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Lee will tell the story of the young poet who's captured attention after her "the Hill We Climb" poem performed at the inauguration.
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Lee breaks down Utahns reaction to the new Biden Administration.
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Lee will break down the argument to have President Biden pardon former President Donald Trump. Listeners call in with their reaction to the idea as well.
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Lee will tell the story of the swearing in and discuss the importance of the Biden family bible in today's swearing-in.
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Congressman Blake Moore joins Lee to give his reaction to his first inauguration.
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Mark Remillard, an ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Lee to break down the next steps for the White House. The White House is always deep cleaned before a new Administration takes over, but this time virtually every surface of the 55,000-square-foot mansion is being scrubbed. Mark, who was in Lafayette Park in the shadow of the White House during the Inauguration, has the view from there.
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In an email to staff, the director of the Utah Department of Health announced a possible realignment of the department. The communications director for UDOH, Tom Hudachko, joins Lee to talk about the possible changes. Rep. Paul Ray, a bill sponsor backing these changes, joins Lee to explain more.
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Jeff Merchant, Utah Democratic Party Chair, joins Lee to look ahead to the next four years and what's expected from President Joe Biden.
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Ron Fox, a Utahn whose has staffed four presidential inaugurations, joins Lee to discuss today's importance in history and how it compares to past presidential inaugurations.
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President Joe Biden addressed the nation for the first time as President this morning. Lee will walk through his 3 takeaways from his remarks. Listeners share their reactions with Lee as well.
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Sen Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss his reaction to a review of two national monuments in Utah announced by President Biden yesterday.
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What does Starbucks have to do with the vaccine distribution? Lee will break down the plan.
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Pres. Trump provided a near 20-minute farewell video today, on the day before the inauguration of Joe Biden. He spoke of his Administration's goals and accomplishments. In this segment Lee provides a small sampling of the speech.
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Governor Mike Leavitt, Former HHS Secretary and Gov. of Utah, joins Lee to discuss his thoughts on the vaccine distribution roll-out.
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Lee discusses Day 1 at the Utah Legislative General Session and vaccine help from the private sector.
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What happens when the powers to launch nuclear weapons is passed from one presidential administration to another? Lee will break it down.
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U.S. Attorney for Utah, John Huber, joins Lee to discuss the latest on the U.S. Capitol security and what extremism means when it comes to prosecution.
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The Utah legislative session will be partly virtual (for the first time for a full session) this year. What does that mean for public comments and involvement? Lee will break down everything you need to know about how to take part in the legislative process this year.
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Speaker of the Utah House, Brad Wilson spoke this morning on the opening of the legislative session about a regulatory sandbox. Connor Boyack, President of Libertas Institute, joins Lee to discuss what that means for Utah.
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Stephen Studdert, American political advisor, joins Lee to break down what to watch for with Joe Biden's inauguration based on his experience advising for past inaugurations.
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Lee will review the biggest stories we're following today including Sen. Mitch McConnell on the Senate floor today, the first day of the legislative session and the vaccine roll-out.
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The mastermind behind the artificial sweetener, Donald Tober, has died at the age of 89. Tober jumped from his apartment building in New York City. Lee reviews his life and the implications behind it.
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Lee shares his opinion about protesters storming the US Capitol on Jan. 6 and how it compares to the Black Lives Matter protests throughout the country last summer.
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As we remember the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and his fight for civil rights, Lee tells the story of Dr. King's father, Martin Luther King Jr. Lee also highlights key parts from University of Utah's MLK week themes "Good Trouble," which also commemorates the late John Lewis.
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Davis County has started vaccinating its residents. KSL NewsRadio host Dave Noreiga joins Lee to break down the county's plan to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The FBI warned of planned protests in all 50 states ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration. KSL was at the Utah Capitol over the weekend and was prepared to report on the protests, however, only a small group of demonstrators showed up. Lee breaks down what happened over the weekend and what we should expect on Wednesday when Biden becomes the next President of the United States.
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Every year on Jan. 18, we celebrate the legacy of the notorious civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr. However, one community leader, educator and coach, Kamaal Ahmad believes more should be done to educate students on the historical impact of MLK's leadership. Kamaal joins Lee to discuss how he thinks the education on MLK should be elevated and the impact MLK has made on his life.
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Yesterday Lee challenged listeners and himself to connect with someone they don't agree with and have a personal chat. He'll give an update and ask listeners how it went.
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State Representative Doug Welton joins Lee to discuss his hopes for the upcoming Legislative session.
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Elizabeth Weight, Utah State Rep. and Jr and High school teacher, joins Lee to discuss how teachers should teach students about the second impeachment of the President. Lee also reviews recommendations from Dr. Elizabeth Dorrance Hall from Michigan State University on how to talk about divisive topics within your family.
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Lee reviews what Utah health officials said in a news conference about the state's first confirmed case of the coronavirus variant. Boyd Matheson, Opinion Editor and Host of Inside Sources, joins Lee to talk about calling out violence when it occurs.
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Last week, Rep. John Curtis used the word terror to describe the protests at the Capitol. Dan Waddington, Criminal Justice Professor at UVU, has a Ph.D. in extremism and has worked in counterterrorism overseas for 15 years. He joins Lee to discuss how someone goes from normal to extreme. And what qualifies as terror?
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Lee tells the story of John Sullivan, who is now in FBI custody after last week's protests. But, just a few years ago he was training for the Olympics.
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Representative Gay Lynn Bennion joins Lee to discuss her first session in the Legislature and her expectations for the upcoming session.
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Lee discusses how to talk about this past week and to try or not to try.
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Andy Field, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Lee to discuss how Congressional Democrats have demanded an investigation into what they call "suspicious behavior and access" for some visitors the day before the Capitol protests.
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What is the next step for the presidential impeachment of President Trump? Lee breaks down the arguments to move forward or not to. Listeners give their opinion as well.
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Lee will review the biggest take-aways from the President's video message released last night calling for peace.
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Michael McKell will start this legislative session not as a member of the Utah House, but instead as a Utah Senator. He'll talk with Lee about his expectations and hopes for the upcoming session.
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Lee will break down what one of the authors of the 25th Amendment says about the Amendment as it comes into the spotlight in the House.
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Applications can now begin this week for the second round of Paycheck Protection for small businesses. Lee will discuss how businesses in Utah can take advantage of the forgivable loans and how the state's economy is recovering. Miles Hansen, World Trade Center Utah President and CEO and Dan Hemmert, Governor’s Office of Economic Development Executive Director and small business owner, joins the program to explain more on the loans.
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The Joint Chiefs of the U.S. Armed Forces sent a letter to all members of the military about their duty to defend the Constitution. Lee will walk through the letter and its importance.
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Lee breaks down the House debates on the 25th Amendment from last night and what it means as the House goes forward with the impeachment debate today.
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Representative Blake Moore joins Lee to react to today's impeachment vote against the President in the House today.
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Dave Hansen, a former Republican Party chairman and adviser to Orrin Hatch joins Lee to discuss how much of an impact large corporation political donations actually make in Congress.
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Chris Wilson, newly elected Utah Senator, joins Lee to discuss his hopes for the upcoming session in the Utah Legislature next week.
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The FBI and DOJ held a news conference today asking for the publics' help in identifying individuals who participated in the violent siege of the US Capitol. Lee gives an overview of what was said, and Debbie Dujanovic hops on the conversation to explain the position the FBI is in.
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Can Republicans get behind a move in Congress to Censure the President rather than Impeach? Lee will break down the reaction. Listeners also call in with their thoughts on Censure.
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Lee walks through the remarks made by the president in Texas today. President Trump spoke about the Capitol violence and the 25th Amendment.
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Trump has been banned from Twitter indefinitely and other platforms are blocking the President for the next few weeks before the inauguration. Lee will walk through those decisions. And Lee speaks with listeners on the subject.
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Lee will tell three separate stories from Wednesday of members of Congress and the Capitol police, showing bravery, and leadership to keep people safe and to simply clean up the mess left by others.
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Ret. Maj. Gen. Jefferson Burton, State Representative, joins Lee to look forward to the upcoming Utah Legislative session.
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Former Congressman Rob Bishop joins to discuss how the Capitol has always been a magnet for violence. And Lee will walk through the new security measures for members of the House at the airport. Additionally, what will security look like at the Capitol moving forward? The head of the Army National Guard says the Guard may be allowed to carry guns in D.C. following last week's violence.
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Lee discusses the draft for impeachment charges against the President and a 25th Amendment resolution in the U.S. House. What does it mean for the next week and a half for the Trump administration?
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With one presidential administration on the way out, what will the future look like for those who've worked in the Trump White House with so many cabinet member resigning? Lee will discuss his expectations.
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Ryan Vogel Director of the Center for National Security Studies at UVU, joins Lee to break down how the Biden administration will move forward with national security following Wednesday's protests.
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Lee breaks down the lastest from the President including Trump not attending the Inauguration and the video of Trump conceding from last night. He'll also take live calls from listeners to hear what they have to say.
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While the protests in DC have taken up much of the news this week, the democrats made huge gains in the Senate. Scott Howell joins Lee to discuss.
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What will it take to secure the digital security and integrity of congress after protestors broke into offices on Wednesday? Jon Callas Dir. of Technology Projects at Electronic Frontier Foundation joins Lee to discuss what needs to happen next
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A lot of news coming out of the nation's Capital in the last 24 hours. Lee will discuss the stories he's following and why the latest from the President is so important.
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The violent mob that broke into the Capitol building in a failed attempt to halt the congressional approval of electoral votes in favor of Biden has left Americans with a plethora of questions. Lee speaks with Boyd Matheson on how we can endure this and move forward. Debbie Dujanovic speaks on the FBI and law enforcement's work to arrest and charge those responsible for breaking into the Capitol Building. Miles Hansen, World Trade Center Utah President and CEO, joins to share international reaction and how the world views the US right now. And listeners call in with their reaction.
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Lee will break down highlights from Senate speeches last night during the debate on the Electoral College certification.
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The siege on the US Capitol building will forever leave a mark on the American people. Lee spoke with current and former members of Utah congresstional about their reaction to the events that unfolded. Rep. John Curtis gave his take on the electoral vote and being locked in the Capitol as a violent mob broke in. Rep. Chris Stewart speaks on the same topic as Rep. Curtis. Former Congresswoman Mia Love spoke on the lack of police and security protecting the building. And a new member of Congress Blake Moore shared his experience.
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Lee adds his thoughts on where we go from here as a nation and what role will the 25th Amendment play after yesterday's siege of the US Capitol
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After serving for 11 1/2 years, he is passing the baton. Lee will speak with former Governor Gary Herbert about his first day out of the job. They'll talk about what his plans are for the future and what advice he gives to new Governor Spencer Cox.
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Sen. Lee is circulating a petition to certify the 2020 election. Lee will break down the highlights from the petition.
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Rep. Curtis will vote to certify the 2020 presidential election results. He'll join Lee to discuss his reasoning behind the vote.
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What does the future of the GOP look like at the end of Trump's presidency? Deseret News Opinion Writer Samuel Benson joins Lee to discuss his thoughts on the party's future. Boyd Matheson, the host of Inside Sources gives his take. And Lee asks listeners how do they envision the Republican Party after January.
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Deidre Henderson, Utah's new Lt. Governor, joins Lee to discuss her hopes for the future in her new role.
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KSL NewsRadio Host Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee in discussing how the COVID-19 vaccine is being distributed around the world and why New York's Governor is so worried about line cutting.
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John Wojick, KSL Newsradio Reporter, joins Lee to discuss plans to address Salt Lake City's rising crime rates.
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State Representative Walt Brooks joins Lee to discuss his upcoming bill to change the permit requirement for concealed carry in Utah. Lee also discusses Rep. Lauren Boebert carrying a gun in Congress.
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KSL NewsRadio Reporter Paul Nelson joins Lee from Fillmore ahead of Governor Cox's first address as Governor to the state. Additionally, Lee breaks down comments from Cox and Lt. Governor Henderson's inauguration this morning in St. George.
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Newly elected and sworn-in Rep. Blake Moore joins Lee to talk about his first day in Congress.
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Lee will discuss the growing support for Electoral College vote certifications objections in the House. And we also hear from listeners on the subject.
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Chris Peterson challenged newly inaugurated Governor Cox in the race for Governor. He'll join Lee to discuss what advice he'd give the new Governor as he starts out day one.
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Today is Lt. Governor Spencer Cox's inauguration. And we also learned about the president's phone call with Georgia's Secretary of State. Lee will break down his reaction to both stories today.
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Congressman Chris Stewart said he isn't planning on voting to certify the 2020 presidential election results. Stewart joins Lee to explain the reasoning behind his decision.
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Lee will break down how New Years Eve will look different around the world this year.
First, he'll talk to Carole Mikita, KSL-TV Senior Religion and Arts Reporter, to discuss Ballet West's special Nutcracker broadcast on KSL TV tonight.
Next, Jacklyn Briggs, Marketing Director for The Gateway, joins Lee to discuss what the Gateway is doing to ring in the new year.
To finish up: Live calls to ask, "What are you doing this year?"
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Lee will discuss how 2020 was a unique year for running... and how there are many things we can look back on fondly from the last year.
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How will locally owned gyms approach 2021 after 2020 was so hard on their industry? Nate Yeaman, owner of Prolific Fitness in Clearfield, joins Lee to discuss how his gym is looking forward to the next year.
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Lee discusses the newest appointment of the U.S. House Chaplain and break down her background.
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Rep.-Elect Burgess Owens will join Lee to discuss his backing of an effort to object to the certification of the presidential election. Then Lee will discuss how others in congress are reacting to the effort.
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Lee will break down what we learned today from Rich Lakin, UDOH Immunization Program Manager, in an update to the state's distribution plan.
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Alex Stone, ABC News Correspondent Los Angeles, discusses with Lee the latest out of Colorado where the first US confirmed case of a variant form of the coronavirus was disgnosed.
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With the US experiencing the smallest growth rate in over a hundred years, Lee discusses what the latest trend could mean for the future after 2020.
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Lee discusses the lessons he's learned this year and what he'll do with those lessons in 2021.
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As if the pandemic wasn’t enough, Utahns endured an earthquake and a historic windstorm this year. Lee remembers it all with some who experienced it.
Part I: John Wojick, KSL Newsradio Reporter, joins Lee to discuss how the day of the earthquake was unlike any other in the newsroom.
Part II: Danny Colosimo, owner of Colosimo's Market and Sausage Factory in Magna joins Lee to discuss how his business has recovered after closing for a month due to damage from the earthquake. And, Chris Merritt, State Historic Preservation Officer for the Utah Division of State History, joins Lee to break down how the whole state was impacted and is recovering.
Part III: KSL NewsRadio's News Director, Marc Giauque, joins Lee to discuss how covering the windstorm was different than other new stories he's covered.
PART IV: Lynn Layton, a homeowner in Centerville, joins Lee to discuss how his house was hit by a downed tree during the windstorm, and how his family has recovered.
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Lee will break down the plans of Sen. Hawley to object during Congress's counting of the Electoral College vote on Jan. 6.
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Lee will discuss the latest from Congress on the COVID-19 relief package and what could happen with $2,000 checks out to Americans.
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What a wild year it has been! Lee takes us back through the most memorable moments of 2020... as if there wasn't enough.
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The U of U Medical School better watch out--a new school is coming to town. Dr. John Dougherty, Founding Dean & Chief Academic Officer of Noorda-COM, joins Lee to talk about a new medical school coming to town.
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The tale of two presidencies. Donald Trump and Michelle Obama were the most admired people in 2020, according to a Gallup poll. Lee breaks down the results and asks listeners who their most admired person for 2020 was.
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Utah is one step closer to becoming a no-kill animal shelter state. Temma Martin with the Best Friends Animal Society joins Lee to talk about Utah possibly becoming the second state in the nation to implement no-kill shelters.
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Utahn Phil Lymam received a pardon from President Trump for an ATV ride on protected land. Lymam himself joins Lee to talk about the pardon and what it means to him.
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It's a first for President Trump. The Senate may override the president's veto of the National Defense Authorization Act, which the House already has. Reps. Curtis, Stewart, & McAdams voted to override the veto. The Senate will vote on the override tomorrow. Lee breaks down what the override means.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked the vote for increasing eligible Americans' stimulus checks to $2,000, which passed the House the day prior. Lee breaks down the blocked vote and what it could mean for the future.
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Can students be disciplined for what they share on social media? That's a conversation the US Supreme Court is hearing. Lee breaks down the current lawsuit and listeners share their opinion on the subject.
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Lee shares how he spent his holiday weekend. He also asks listeners how they spent their's, and how it changed due to the pandemic.
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The two different COVID-19 vaccines authorized by the FDA still leave lingering questions, such as how effective is it? Lee breaks down the effectiveness of the vaccine.
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COVID-19 numbers in Utah have been slowly declining for a couple of weeks now. However, health care officials are preparing for a spike in cases and hospital stays due to the holidays. Lee covers what Intermountain Healthcare said during a news conference updating the public on Utah's COVID-19 numbers following the holidays.
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President-elect Joe Biden is planning to use the Defense Production Act to quicken COVID-19 vaccine distribution around the US. Lee breaks down the law and what it could mean for the future of America post-pandemic.
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If you didn't absolutely need your $600 stimulus check, would you consider giving it away to someone who does? KSL NewsRadio's Debbie Dunjanovic joins Lee to talk about giving away or putting away the money given to you by the federal government.
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At the last minute, the president signed an annual spending bill, including additional COVID-19 relief and $600 checks to eligible Americans. Lee discusses the new bill and takes calls from listeners about how they spent their first stimulus checks.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Steve Eliason, State Representative, District 45, joins to program to discuss suicide prevention around the holidays.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Lynne Ward Co-chair for Project Gateway, the Cox /Henderson Transition, explains what will change with Governor-Elect Cox taking office next month.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Representative Rebecca Chavez Houck, Former State Representative, joins the program to discuss the significance of two new museums.
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Michelle Quist a Political Commentator, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute on the importance of 150 years of Utah women voting.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Dr. Kavish Choudhary, Senior Director, inpatient and infusion pharmacy services University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics, informs listeners on what has gone into the vaccine rollout and who is next to receive the vaccine.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Mark Harlan, Athletics Director, University of Utah, joins the program to discuss what the spring sports season will look like and how the U is keeping student-athletes safe.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Spencer Stokes, Lobbyist and President of Stokes Strategies, joins Jason Perry to discuss the latest on the Covid-19 relief package out of Congress.
Natalie Gochnour, Director, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, talks about how the relief package will impact the economy and what the state needs to do in the upcoming year to boost the recovery economy.
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Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinkley Institute guest host. Abby Osborne, Chief of Staff to Speaker of the Utah House of Representatives, joins the program to discuss the big issues Utah legislators will tackle this upcoming year.
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Lee has a love of reading. He'll issue a challenge to listeners to make this year a special Christmas, by making it a Christmas of reading.
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Dr. Marion Bishop, an ER Doctor in Cache Valley, joins Lee to break down how the vaccine is being distributed in her hospital, which was not one of the first five in the state.
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Lee will break down votes and statements from Utah's congressional members in DC on the latest Covid-19 relief package.
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Larry Madden, Salt Lake City School District Interim Superintendent joins Lee to discuss his plan to return students to the classroom.
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Expecting a statement from President Elect Joe Biden ahead of Christmas and a day after Congress reached a deal on Covid-19 relief.
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What does Utah's next governor think of bonus checks for Utah's teachers, especially those in the Salt Lake School District? Lee will break down comments made by Governor Elect Spencer Cox.
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Bryant Heath joins Lee to break down how he spent 2020...running on each street in Salt Lake City.
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How has the pandemic impacted your physical health and weight? Lee will discuss one survey.
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Caleb Silver, Editor In Chief, Investopedia, New York, joins Lee to explain the market today as news breaks from the UK on a possible new strain of the coronavirus.
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A few weeks ago Lee discussed "the Fauci Effect" of students applying more to med school during the pandemic, but what about higher rates of burnout among doctors and nurses? Lee will discuss what several surveys show us about how the pandemic is impacting the healthcare industry.
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How has sleep been interrupted during the pandemic? Jamison Spencer joins Lee to explain what he's seen working with people who struggle with sleep apnea?
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Tom Hudachko, Director of Communications Utah Department of Health, joins Lee to break down how many vaccines the state has distrubted and how many more are on the way.
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How will Utahns approach gathering for the holidays during the pandemic? Lee will discuss the lessons learned from the 1918 pandemic.
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Lee will react to the news of a deal struck in congress for covid-19 relief and discuss that $600 check that could come into your bank account soon
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After a homeless camp cleanup by the Utah Department of Health last week, the Pioneer Park Coalition is saying cleaning up homeless camps is the compassionate thing to do. Dave Kelly, chair of the Pioneer Park Coalition, joins Lee to explain why.
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A wild mink in Utah was the first in the country to test positive for COVID-19. Lee will discuss what the USDA is doing testing wild animals for the virus.
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Congressman John Curtis is advocating for the public to trust the COVID-19 vaccine. He'll join Lee to discuss his thoughts on the newly developed and administered vaccine.
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Vice President Mike, Second Lady Karen Pence and Surgeon General Jerome Adams received the COVID-19 vaccine on live TV. Lee will break down the Vice President's comments after getting the vaccine. What's the timeline for Congress to receive the shots?
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Will Congress reach a deal this weekend on Covid-19 relief? Lee will discuss the latest and the possibilities if things DON'T work out by the deadline.
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With a new Space Force and manned launches by private companies, the Trump Administration has prioritized space. How will that continue with the next administration?
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Open carry is allowed at the U.S. Capitol... but does that mean you SHOULD open carry? Lee gets into it all here.
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A school board in San Francisco is looking at changing the name of one school named after former president Abe Lincoln after the renaming committee said President Lincoln "did not show through policy or rhetoric that black lives ever mattered to [him].
Lee breaks down the details.
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KSL Newsradio reporter Paul Nelson has been speaking to state leaders and members of Utah's minority groups about the plans to get them accurate information and convince them the vaccine is safe when many distrust the government.
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One Utah ski town is looking at how Covid-19 could spread during the ski season. One aspect we may not have considered... loud talkers as super spreaders. Lee will break down how talking loudly spreads Covid-19.
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US Attorney for Utah John Huber joins Lee to discuss the work that his team is doing to protect children in the state from abuse and child trafficking and how the pandemic has affected that work.
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Crime rates are rising in the state's capital. Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins Lee to discuss what is being done to switch directions.
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Congressman Paul Mitchel from Michigan is switching political parties. Lee will break down his statement and what it could mean for the future of politics in congress.
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Should Jill Biden be referred to as Dr. Biden in the White House? One Wall Street Journal writer argues against it. Susan Madsen, Director of Utah Women and Leadership Project, joins Lee about the topic. Listeners also give their two cents on the subject.
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How did Biden do in addressing the nation last night after the Electoral College vote? Lee breaks down the remarks with Boyd Matheson.
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Lee will break down the latest on the name change for Dixie State University after the Board of Trustees voted to drop 'Dixie' from the school yesterday. LIsteners also weigh in on the name change.
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One Chinese doctor had a significant impact on the development of a vaccine for COVID-19? Lee will tell the story of Zhang Yongzhen.
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Pete Sands, a Utahn was listed as one of Time's Guardians of the Year. He'll join Lee to discuss why and what it means to him.
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Senator Mitt Romney and other members of Congress are expected to discuss a new relief plan. We'll play a part of the press conference from DC.
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Blake Moore, Congressman-elect in Utah's 1st District, joins Lee to discuss how he's setting up his team in Washington D.C.
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How should Jill Biden be addressed in her role at the White House as First Lady? Lee will break down the arguments made in one Wall Street Journal article and the response.
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Today is the day the Electoral College electors are actually casting their votes. Lee will break down what comes next and how the process works. And one of Utah's electors, Greg Hughes, will join us.
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Lee will review the latest on the Covid-19 vaccine approval and how the vaccine will be distributed here in Utah. He'll also discuss whether the vaccine distribution will work on an honor system, and why that could be a very good thing.
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What was the most searched for term for the year? The results may surprise you. Lee will walk through what we searched for in an unprecedented year.
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Time chose Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as their "2020 Person of the Year." Lee will respond to that decision and walk through the history of the Person of the Year for the magazine.
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How will gun rights change with the incoming President? Lee will review how President-elect Joe Biden may approach the 2nd amendment as President.
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Amy Joi O'Donoghue, Deseret News reporter, joins Lee to break down her latest story on turning manure into electricity.
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Lee gives an update on Congressman Rob Bishop's condition after he suffered a stroke earlier this week.
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Should prison inmates be given the vaccine along with healthcare workers? Lee will discuss the argument.
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With teachers moving up to get the vaccine earlier, how will that impact Utah's schools? Heidi Mathews, Utah Education Association President and Melissa Ford, President of the Salt Lake School Board, joins Lee to explain what it could mean for returning to the classroom when educators get the vaccine.
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Lee reviews how an Amicus Brief actually works and discusses another brief to the Supreme Court in support of a Texas lawsuit on the election.
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Reporter Lindsay Aerts talks about the news today that teachers may be getting priority on vaccines.
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Movie Show Producer Robynn Garfield comes on Live Mic to talk about all things pandemic movies and what to expect in the upcoming holiday movie season. And what accommodations are made for the visually impaired when it comes to movies? Laws around descriptive text have come about in recent years. Lee will play a few clips from movies that have audio description tracks.
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Lee talks about how 2020 might be remembered for being the Year of Space Exploration.
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Rabbit Zippel joins Lee to talk about what Chanukah looks like during a pandemic year and to help break down the holiday for our listeners. Boyd also joins Lee to talk about his thoughts on Chanukah and the roll-out of the upcoming vaccine.
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Luanne has been at the helm of the KSL Quarters for Christmas program for 5 years. She joins Lee to talk about the specific needs of the program this year and to share stories from recipients. And Lee reads a few thank-you cards from children who have received items from the Quarters for Christmas program.
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A lawsuit out of Texas looks to delay the electoral vote while voting disputes continue. Several Utah political leaders have signed an amicus brief in support of the suit. Lee also hears from listeners on the subject.
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Starting in 2024, breakdancing (called breaking) will be the newest Olympic Sport. Josh Perkins, Executive Director of 1520 Arts, who teaches breaking, will join Lee to discuss the implications. And what other sports should be added to the games.
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Santa Claus is coming to Zoom! Prices for private zoom meetings with Santa Claus are much more than the free line a Macy's any other year. Lee will break down how Christmas has changed with coronavirus. Listeners also tell us what their families are doing for the holidays.
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Jennie Taylor and Zack Stratton, CEO of Stratton & Brätt, joins Lee to discuss a plan this week to build a mini farm on land owned by Jennie Taylor--fulfilling a dream of her husband Brent Taylor.
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Lee reviews the latest out of Washington on the future of a stimulus bill. Now a proposal from Mitch McConnell could spell trouble for a bipartisan effort introduced last week.
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Rep. Rob Bishop speaks to Lee from George Washington Memorial Hospital after he suffered a "mild" stroke.
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NASA will buy moon rocks for private companies making the trip for them. Lee will break down everything you need to know about the latest update to space exploration.
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Dr. Rod McKinlay, Associate Medical Director, bariatric surgery for Intermountain Healthcare, joins Lee to discuss why COVID-19 is such a concern for those with obesity.
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It's been a unique year for sure, but what phrases and quotes will be most remembered from 2020? Lee will break down one guide and makes his own.
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Lee breaks down what children's author Roald Dahl said on vaccines. And Roald Dahl's family is apologizing for the author's anti-Semitism 30 years after his death. Additionally, Rabbi Avremi Zippel joins Lee to discuss the impact of such an apology and if it comes too late.
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Today is the "Safe Harbor" deadline for elections across the country. Lee will break down what that means and Justin Lee, Utah State elections director, joins to discuss what it could mean for Utah if there were any lawsuits in the state this year.
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Rep. Chris Stewart, a former USAF pilot joins Lee to discuss Yeager's service to the nation as a pilot.
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Medical Schools across the country are seeing an increase in applications amid the pandemic. Lee will discuss this and how it could impact the future.
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Mark Remillard, ABC News Correspondent, joins Lee to give the latest on the covid-19 vaccine rollout around the world.
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Mobile internet voting for members of Congress is underway in Washington. Lee talks with Rep. Chris Stewart on how its going and what it could mean for future votes in the U.S. House
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss the 79th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. And, Clark Aposhian, who's father was there, joins to explain his father's experience. Lee also reviews how the world has changed since that infamous day.
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Students and parents in the Salt Lake City School District are rallying later today to return to in-person classroom learning. Dave Noriega joins Lee to discuss what he learned from the school district earlier today. Ella Fiefia, a 7th grader at Clayton Middle, talks with Lee about her experience with online learning. And Dr. DeLaina Tonks, the principal of Mountain Heights Academy online schools gives her perspective. Lastly, listeners weigh in on what advice parents would have for those who are struggling with online learning.
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Obama was interviewed by Peter Hamby on a Snapchat interview program called "Good Luck America." In it, he spoke in pretty pointed terms about the use of the phrase "defund the police." Lee compares the interview to what has been said by "The Squad" in the US House.
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The US has tightened the definition of service animals allowed on planes. Lee breaks down what that means and why the chan0ge was made.
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Lee breaks down the Polio vaccination distribution timeline and compares it to the situation America is facing today with the COVID-19 vaccine plan.
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Crews found artifacts on a UTA construction site. Lee breaks down the history of the finds.
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Is there a connection between faith and firearms? Guest Mya Jaradat joins Lee to give their opinion, and listeners also jump in on the conversation.
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Derek Miller, President, and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance discuss the distribution of the CARES funds to local businesses. Additionally, local business owner Maxine Turner, founder of Cuisine Unlimited, shares her experience during the pandemic and how the CARES act can help.
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Sen. Mitt Romney, along with other members of the Senate GOP, are backing a new COVID-19 relief package ahead of the new year. Lee breaks down what's in the aid package and what it could mean for many struggling Americans.
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Mark Remillard, ABC News Correspondent, New York, joins Lee to discuss the latest from Facebook as they plan on stopping any vaccine misinformation about the Covid-19 vaccine on their platform.
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Can he do that? Lee breaks down pre-emptive presidential pardons. What could Trump do in his last few weeks as President, and what is he likely to do?
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President Trump changed Obama's Bears Ears designation, but will Biden change it again? Lee discusses the undoing of work done by past presidents with each new presidency.
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Bruce Hough joins Lee to explain why he's running for co-chair of the National Republican National Committee.
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Looking forward to the next presidential election, who will Republicans put forward as their nominee? Lee will give his predictions and listeners give their takes as well.
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Dave Noriega will join Lee to discuss the plan of one high school student to have 16 year olds vote in school board elections.
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Lee will review the UofU Health and Intermountain Healthcare's plan for distributing the covid-19 vaccine within their hospitals.
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Shona Peterson, the co-chair of the Festival of Trees Volunteer Board, joins Lee to discuss this year's virtual Festival of Trees and why her family participates in the event year after year.
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We now know more from the people who removed the mysterious metal monolith from the Utah desert. Lee will review their reasoning and give the latest on this crazy story. Listeners give their opinion on the monolith as well.
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How has working from home impacted Americans' physical health? Lee will discuss how simply sitting at home has changed the physical health of many Americans, and Lee shares his own experiences.
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Ginette Bott, President and CEO of the Utah Food Bank, joins Lee to discuss the need for food donations during the holidays and how the pandemic has impacted how many people the food banks serves monthly.
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Lee reviews the latest from the CDC on the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan and who should get the shot first.
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Longtime federal Judge Dee Benson passed away at the age of 72 from brain cancer. Lee dives into the history and impact Judge Benson made while serving as a federal judge.
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What should the word of the year be? Merriam-Webster is out with the top word for the year. Oxford has released a whole report on several words. Lee will discuss what Utah's word of the year could be.
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Shireen Ghorbani, Salt Lake County Councilwoman, joins Lee to discuss an effort calling on Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney to support a targeted economic stimulus package.
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Will this be the biggest cyber-Monday ever? Black Friday numbers may hold the clue to the impact of the virus on holiday shopping. Lee will break down why it matters.
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The story just gets weirder and weirder. Lee breaks down the latest on the mysterious monolith in the Utah desert and takes calls for listener theories.
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Dave Noriega, the host of Dave and Dujanovic, joins Lee for a deep dive into the vaccine distribution plan, and who should get the shot after healthcare workers? Lee also looks at employee vaccination requirements. Listeners give their input on the subject as well.
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Lee gives a report on the last 10 days and discusses how #givethanks impacted him and his family.
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Guest host Ethan Millard discusses zen headlines and other headlines that have caught his eye recently, not COVID related and with a positive spin.
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John Hollenhorst, KSL TV senior correspondent, joins guest host Ethan Millard to discuss that weird metal monolith found recently in the Utah desert and other weird desert stories.
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KSL TV's Matt Gephardt joins guest host Ethan Millard in discussing how people can protect themselves from having unemployment benefits stolen.
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Ethan Millard, a political analyst on KSL NewsRadio's The Nightside Project discusses the TSA's latest guidance on taking Thanksgiving food on the plane and walks through the history of the Presidential turkey pardon.
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What's the real history behind Thanksgiving? Dr. Richard Ebeling, Professor of Ethics and Free Enterprise Leadership at The Citadel, joins Connor Boyack with the Libertas Institute to discuss the story of Thanksgiving.
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Connor Boyack with the Libertas Institute speaks with Chris Koopman, Center for Growth and Opportunity, about tech and protecting innovation.
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Guest Host Connor Boyack with the Libertas Institute speaks with Paul Nelson, KSL Newsradio reporter gives an update on the latest in Salt Lake City after a 13-year-old autistic boy was shot by police in September. Representative Kera Birkeland joins Connor to explain new use of force legislation. Marina Lowe, ACLU, speaks on banning no-knock warrants. And, Steve Burton, Utah Assoc of Criminal Defense Lawyers, joins Connor to discuss police accountability.
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Guest Host Connor Boyack with the Libertas Institute discusses the recent passage of marijuana bills across the country and is joined by Desiree Hennessy, Utah Patients Coalition, for an update on medicinal cannabis use in Utah.
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Guest Hosts Greg Skordas and Sen. Todd Weiler dive deep into the races that surprised them with the election. You'll hear from Spencer Stokes, Rep. Steve Eliason, Blake Moore, Representative-elect, Ashley Mathews, Laurie Stingham, Salt Lake County Councilwoman, and Jim Dunnigan about the recent 2020 election.
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Guest hosts Greg Skordas and Sen. Todd Weiler discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our attitudes about a vaccine and shopping this Thanksgiving.
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Guest hosts Greg Skordas and Sen. Todd Weiler review what the Governor discussed this morning about COVID-19 restrictions ahead of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
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The Presidential Medal of Freedom has been awarded to hundreds of Americans. Lee will review the history of the award and discuss attempts by some to get the award given to the candy bomber, who just turned 100. Also, live calls on who listeners would give the award to if they could.
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What would it be like to miss the last 9 months? Well, four people did just that on a remote island in the Pacific. Now they return home amid a pandemic.
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John Huber, U.S. Attorney for Utah, comes on air to discuss allegations against a man accused of violating the Endangered Species Act and Lacey Act with his taxidermy business.
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Over 60 years ago, the world was watching and waiting for a vaccine for polio. The similarities to today's wait for a COVID-19 vaccine are astounding. Lee will look over the similarities.
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ABC News Correspondent Ines De La Cuetara explains the latest with the Trump campaign in Michigan.
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Boyd Matheson, the Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, discusses recent messages from leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including from President Nelson's message of hope and healing. Lee also shares his gratitude ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Ron Gibson, President of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, joins Lee to discuss the latest effort to get food to families in need before the Thanksgiving Holiday.
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Rep. Rob Bishop joins Lee to break down the defense authorization bill.
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Lynne Gross, President of RNnetwork, joins Lee to talk about nationwide nursing trends, how COVID-19 has impacted nursing, and the current need for nurses in Utah.
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How will the Olympics next Summer in Tokyo be different? Will they be canceled altogether? Lee will break down the latest as the International Olympic Committee works with Japanese officials. Fraser Bullock, the President, and CEO of the SLC/Utah Committee for the Games joins Lee to discuss how Utah's bid for the Olympics is moving forward.
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How has the pandemic changed the dating game? Lee reviews some findings by professors at Southern Utah University and talks with Debbie Dujanovic about her own experiences in recent months. Listeners also share their dating experience during COVID-19.
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Anna Myers joins Lee to talk about her daughter's recovery at Primary Children's Hospital 24 years ago and why her family takes part in the Festival of Trees each year.
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How are members of Utah's congressional delegation responding to the news of troop reductions in Iraq and Afghanistan? Lee will walk through the responses.
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The coronavirus has hit the travel industry hard and the recovery may last for years according to projections. Larry Gelwix, Get-away Guru and CEO of Columbus Travel in Bountiful, joins Lee to discuss how the industry has been hit. We also hear what listeners are doing for the holidays.
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The Salt Lake City School District has a plan in place to return younger grades to the classroom in January. Lee will walk through the latest on this plan, and listeners share their reaction to the announcement.
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Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney, joins Lee to talk about a bill to increase penalties against protesters who block traffic. We hear from listeners on the subject as well.
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Rich Lakin walked the media through the state's vaccine distribution plan earlier today. Lee will break down the biggest takeaways and look forward to the future of a readily available COVID-19 cornavirus vaccine.
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New research out of Oxford may point to positives from playing video games. Lee will discuss the newest research. And live calls from listeners about video games during the pandemic.
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Will Trump buy and start his own TV network? Lee will discuss what possibilities are possible for a Trump future. Listeners share what they believe is next for the president as well.
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Rep. Ben McAdams has conceded the race to Burgess Owens in the 4CD race. Lee will review the representative's comments. Former 4CD Rep. Mia Love joins Lee to discuss the history of the district, and newly elected Congressman Owens joins to explain his win.
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Senator Mike Lee had a chance to question Facebook and Twitter CEOs earlier today. Lee will review his questions and their responses to him on censorship and suppression. Listeners share their opinoins on social media use during the election.
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Four astronauts are now safely aboard the International Space station thanks to a SpaceX launch on Sunday. Lee will review the launch and what's been accomplished with this latest mission.
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A legal debate has ensued out of the pandemic related to religious freedoms. While casinos and bars are able to remain open, religious services have not been allowed to continue in some states. Lee breaks down Justice Alto 's perspective on the subject.
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Utahns passed Amendment E, which will give constitutional protection to hunt and fish. Utah Rep. Casey Snider joins Lee to explain the impact on the change.
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The company Moderna says its COVID-19 vaccine is 94% effective according to the data collected from the trial. Lee breaks down the latest update and how America has responded.
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Are you planning to gather for Thanksgiving this year? Healthcare professionals have been urging residents to stay home during the upcoming holiday. Lee shares his Thanksgiving plans and listeners tell Lee theirs.
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Utahns have been protesting outside of elected leaders private residence. Protesters gathered at Gov. Herbert's private home in Orem as well as Lt. Gov. Cox's house to protest the recent mask mandate. Lee asks if picketing outside of private homes should be illegal and listeners share their opinion.
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A group of physicians at Intermountain Healthcare held a news briefing outlining the negative health impacts COVID-19 has had on children, specifically the link between MIS-C and the virus. Lee breakdown the information doctors provided.
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Neal Smalley, a Scout in Utah County, joins Lee to discuss the 137 merit badges he's earned. And Allen Endicott, Scouting Executive, Crossroads of the West Council, joins Lee to explain how scouting has changed in recent years.
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John Huber, U.S. Attorney for Utah, joins Lee to discuss a man who pleaded guilty to trying to support the terrorist group ISIS.
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Jason Nackos, Utah PTA Male Engagement Specialist, wants more males to join the PTA in Utah. He'll join Lee to explain why and what he's doing to try and get more engagement.
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With 20 schools going into soft closure yesterday, Lee will review the numbers and what schools are doing for quarantine. Chris Williams, Director of Communication & Operations, Davis School District, joins Lee to explain how the virus is impacting the district and what they're doing to combat it.
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200 nurses travel nurses are coming to Utah to help hospitals during the state's current COVID-19 spike. Lee will break down what was said about these nurses, the state of the hospitals, and what Dr. Dunn said this morning during a press conference. Listeners give their insight on the current Utah COVID-19 crisis.
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Lee reviews the story of the founders of BioNTech, the German company working with Pfyzer on a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Lee reviews the history of Veterans Day in the United States and opens the phone to allow listeners to say their thank yous.
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Lee reviews the history of the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and what it could mean for the future.
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It's one of the first cases before new Supreme Court judge Amy Coney Barrett. Lee will review how Judge Barrett did when hearing arguments on the Affordable Care Act.
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Michelle Scharf, one of the podcast hosts of Relentlessly Resilient, joins Lee to discuss the newest KSL podcast with Jennie Taylor. You can find Relentlessly Resilient at KSLPodcasts.com or subscribe for free anywhere you get your podcasts.
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BYU engineers are sending a "spacecraft selfie cam" into space through a NASA partnership. Dr. David Long Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at BYU, joins Lee to explain the project.
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A former Utah Teacher and President of the National Education Association could be a member of the Biden administration. Lee looks at Lily Eskelsen Garcia as the Biden transition team eyes her for a cabinet position.
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Within 2 days, 6 schools in the Davis School District have moved online due to 15+ COVID-19 cases. Chris Williams, Director of Communication & Operations, Davis School District, joins Lee to explain how the virus is impacting the district and what they're doing to combat it.
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Senator Mitt Romney joins Lee to discuss the election and what to expect from Congress in the next few months before inauguration day.
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Lindsay Aerts, KSL Newsradio elections reporter, joins Lee to break down comments from Senator Mitt Romney on the election in a media event earlier today.
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Larry Madden, Interim Superintendent of the Salt Lake City School District has a plan to return students to the classroom. He'll join Lee to discuss the latest and how the plan would work. Lee also talks to listeners about their opinion on the subject.
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Robin Ebmeyer, Director of Emergency Management and Safety at Utah Valley University, joins Lee to discuss UVU's testing plan for all students.
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Maj. Dan Wheatley joins Lee to discuss what the Utah National Guard is doing to aid the state in COVID-19 testing and contact tracing.
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The beloved host of Jeopardy!, Alex Trebek, passed away from pancreatic cancer over the weekend at the age of 80. Jeopardy! contestant, Tim Kutz, joins Lee to share his memories of Alex Trebek.
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Lee walks through the history of transitions of power in the United States and the role that the General Services Administration plays in the transition.
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Dr. Rich Lakin, the State's Immunizations Director, joined Dave and Dujanovic earlier this morning to discuss the timeline for vaccine distribution in Utah. Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to break down her biggest takeaways.
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A 50-50 U.S. Senate is a possibility. Lee reviews the history of the tie-breaker in the Senate and what it could spell for the future.
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Lee discusses some of the smaller election stories you may have missed.
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Lee reviews the Governor's announcement from last night on the emergency declaration. Governor-elect Spencer Cox discusses his thoughts on the mandate. Greg Bell, President and CEO of the Utah Hospital Association also shares his thoughts. Listeners also call in with their reactions.
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It's only been 69½ hours since we were last here chatting and so much has happened. Lee reviews weekend developments for the election, the state's fight against the coronavirus and the Pfizer vaccine. Lee reviews what Senator Mitt Romney told the Sunday morning shows on the election. Listeners call in with their reactions on what has happened over the weekend.
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Lee will break down comments from Utah's leaders on the election and the ballot counting.
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As lawsuits related to ballot counting and the election stack up, Lee will discuss the actual impact these lawsuits may have when all is said and done.
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After the election, a record number of Republican women will hold U.S. House seats. Former Congresswoman Mia Love joins Lee to discuss the historic moment.
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The Governor’s Transition team and former candidates for Governor are joining the transition team. Thomas Wright, Aimee Winder Newton and Jeff Burningham all join Lee to discuss their thoughts on the election.
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Lindsay Aerts, KSL Newsradio elections reporter joins Lee to discuss the latest out of the fourth congressional district. Lee also discusses Sean Reyes's announcement that he's aiding in President Trump election lawsuits.
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Alex Kirry joins Lee to break down the latest announcement from UofU athletics on the cancelation of tonight's game due to positive COVID-19 cases.
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Republican candidate Burgess Owens joins Lee to discuss the latest in the Fourth Congressional District race.
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Tiffany Bingham and her sister found the 10-month-old baby who was the subject of yesterday's Amber Alert. Tiffany joins Lee to break down how it all came together to end with the baby back with her family.
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What's next for the GOP after the 2020 election? Former GOP policy director and presidential candidate, Evan McMullin, joins Lee to discuss.
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As President Trump claims victory and fraud in battleground states, several members of his own party are speaking out against him. Lee will break down the latest on GOP and reaction to the President.
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Scott Howell, Surrogate for Biden Utah, joins Lee to discuss the latest from the Biden Campaign.
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Rick Larsen, president of the Sutherland Institute, joins Lee to discuss the importance of teaching history and civics in order to move forward and create change.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss Political courage: The missing ingredient and John “Frugal” Dugall State Auditor, on the number of votes he received this election, the highest of any elected official in Utah this year.
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Lt. Governor elect, Senator Deidre Henderson, joins Lee to discuss the Governor's race in Utah and her expectations going forward.
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GOP candidate in Utah's 1st Congressional District, Blake Moore, joins Lee to discuss his victory.
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Rep. Rob Bishop joins Lee to discuss his leaving Utah's 1st Congressional District and the challenges ahead of the newest member of Utah's congressional delegate. Winner of the race, Blake Moore, joins to discuss the race and his victory.
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Lee looks over the major races in Utah, including remarks from Spencer Cox.
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Host Doug Wright has covered dozens of election nights in his career. He'll join Lee to discuss how 2020 may have had many unique challenges, but how it was still just an election night.
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Derek Brown, Chair of the Utah Republican Party and Scott Howell, joins Lee to break down their reaction to where things stand right now in the general election.
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Rep. Stewart won his race to keep his seat in Utah's 2nd Congressional District. He'll join Lee to discuss the race and what he's watching as results come in from across the country.
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Lee reviews where things stand right now in major races around the country.
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If you've forgotten how the Electoral College works, Lee will break down everything you need to know.
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How will young voters impact this election? Krisana Finlay, Policy Director for Utah Young Republican and Angela Charles, Utah Young Democrats National Committee Representative and Chair of the Salt Lake County Black Democrats, join Lee to discuss.
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Elena Driggs Became citizen in 2018 after moving to the U.S. from Russia. This year, she votes in her first Presidential election. She'll join Lee to talk about her experience.
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You've got 20 seconds to make your pitch, give your speech and beg for votes. On your mark... get set... go!
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Jan and Mike Timball are on different sides of the political aisle, but for 47 years they've made it work, despite their disagreements on politics. Today they celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary by avoiding any political talk except to tell us how they've done it.
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Lee is joined by County Clerks as they describe how voting-in-person and ballot counting is going in their respective counties. Amelia Powers Gardner, Utah County Clerk/auditor, Curtis Koch, Davis County Clerk/Auditor and Sherrie Swenson, Salt Lake County Clerk discuss counting votes with Lee.
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Lee breaks down the major races to watch today around the country.
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KSL NewsRadio reporters Paul Nelson and John Wojcik join Lee to break down how in-person voting is looking and when we can expect results tonight.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci has a prediction for when a vaccine will finally return life to normal. Lee will review his comments and look forward to the future.
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Patrick Wiggins, NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador to Utah, joins Lee to discuss the last 20 years on the International Space Station.
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Is it legal to bet on the outcome of the U.S. election? And could betting predictions give a better idea of the actual outcome than polls? Lee will answer all your election betting questions.
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In an opinion piece, Sean Spicer argues 3rd party candidates could change the election. Lee will walk through the history of third-party candidates and how they have impacted the vote in Utah. Listeners also give their input on 3rd party candidates.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss what to look for ahead of the election as polls tighten.
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Lee will review what it took to create one day for an election in the U.S. Then the POLITICKER, where anyone can join for 20 seconds to campaign for their candidate or position.
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Kent Jones, Summit County Clerk, joins Lee to discuss how the Summit County Clerk's office will quarantine this week after employees tested positive for COVID-19 and how this impacts counting votes.
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Dr. Tom Miller, Chief Medical Officer for Hospitals and Clinics for UofU Health, joins Lee to discuss the visit of Dr. Redfield and Dr. Birx to Utah this past weekend.
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Andew Adams with KSL TV recently visited Skinwalker Ranch. Lee will review this creepy story ahead of Halloween.
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How important is it to combat disinformation in an election? Lee will break it down and give tips on fighting the spread of disinformation online.
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You've heard of the Gallup Poll? Well who was the original "pollster?" Lee goes into the history of the man who inspired the poll.
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Lee is bringing back and old radio classic. You've got 20 seconds to make your pitch... on your mark... get set...go!
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Senator Mike Lee's opinion of President Trump has evolved over time. Lee reviews the Senator's words in 2016 and 2020.
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Walmart changes gun displays and is fear of violence after election day overblown? Lee discusses recent changes to Walmart's gun displays across the country. Richard Davis, BYU Political Science Professor, joins Lee to discuss violence after the election.
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The Washington County Sheriff's Office will Investigate Holly Courtier, who was found in Zion National Park last week after 12 days.
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Lee previews a few key Senate races to watch on election night.
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Jay Evensen explains in his newest piece in the Deseret News that Halloween has been different in the past. Lee will review old newspapers on the holiday and ask listeners to share their plans.
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Lee walks through Dr. Mark Shah's explanation of the State's Crisis Care plan as he explained it earlier today at the Governor's COVID-19 press conference.
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Utah has rules in place for what you can and can't wear to vote, but how heavily is it enforced? Lee walks through the rules with KSL TV investigative reporter Matt Gephardt.
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Candidate Burgess Owens and Incumbent Ben McAdams both join Lee to discuss the race for the 4th district and what they're both doing leading up to November 3.
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KSL NewsRadio Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins Lee to break down a dispute between candidate for Congress in Utah's 4th congressional district, Burgess Owens and the Deseret News on a campaign ad.
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Lee breaks down the history of the new owner of the Utah Jazz.
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Utah Senator Mike Lee compared President Trump to Captain Moroni at a rally in Arizona yesterday. Lee breaks down the senator's comments and takes listener reactions as well.
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What's a stump speech anyway? Lee breaks down all the political speech you've heard, but never knew where it came from.
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Lee reviews what Jon Huntsman Jr. wrote in a recent op-ed in the Deseret News.
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After President Trump tweeted about changing a vote, Justin Lee, Utah Director of Elections, joins Lee to break down how Utah votes are counted and to answer the question of can you change your vote?
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Burgess Owens, candidate for Utah's 4th congressional district, has refunded some of what's estimated to be at least $135,500 in campaign contributions. Lee speaks with former congresswoman Mia Love and Chase Thomas, executive director for Alliance for a Better Utah.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs are testifying today to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Lee will walk through their testimony and what it means for bit tech's future.
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Marion Bishop, ER doctor practicing in Logan and Brigham City, joins Lee to discuss how she's trying to stay positive and brave during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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After the Miller family announced a sell of majority share in the Utah Jazz, Alex Kirry, co-host of KSL’s Unrivaled, and Ben Anderson Utah Jazz Insider for KSLsports.com and host of the Jazz Notes Podcast join Lee to break it all down.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss the future of the Deseret News after it was announced the printing of the newspaper will only happen once a week.
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More than five million young people (ages 18-29) have already voted early or absentee in the 2020 elections. Lee brings on one young Democrat and one young Republican in Utah to discuss how the presidential election is viewed by young voters. Joel Skaria, President of Young Democrats of Utah and Abdiel (Abe) Vazquez, Chairman of the Utah Young Republicans.
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With just one week to go until Election Day, Paul Nelson has an in-depth report on conspiracy theories. Paul joins Lee to break it all down.
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Does politics have to impact or come between your personal relationships? Maybe not. Lee reviews the story of Carville and Matalin, who both work on different political sides, but remain happily married.
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Has social distancing gone too far? Shaun Roundy, member of the Utah County Sheriff Search and Rescue, joins Lee to talk about how COVID-19 has impacted search and rescue with more people heading into the great outdoors.
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Why are some people so apathetic when it comes to combatting Covid-19? Lee will discuss with host of Dave and Dujanovic, Dave Noriega.
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Lee reviews the oath of office taken by Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett yesterday as the newest member of the Court.
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What will the future of gyms look like post-Covid? Lee will look at sales of home gym equipment to look at how the gym world will likely look in the future.
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Credit Scores are at an all-time high amid the pandemic. What does this mean for credit card companies and your ability to get credit? Shane Stewart, DMBA Certified Financial Planner, joins Lee to discuss.
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As COVID-19 hospitalizations spike, Lee reviews the Utah's Crisis Standards of Care with quotes from Utah Hospital Association President Greg Bell and Joe Dougherty with the Division of Emergency Management.
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The Utah Women Mural created controversy after several prominent Utah women were left out. Now several faces will be added. Mia Love joins the program with her reaction.
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Iron County Commissioners are pushing back on the governor's coronavirus plan. Lee reviews their objections.
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How will the Utah Legislature meet for their next regular session and how will rapid testing for COVID-19 help? Stuart Adams, Senate President, joins Lee to walk through the Legislature's plans.
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Lee reviews his big takeaways from comments made today by Utah Senators Mike Lee and Mitt Romney on the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
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We're still learning more about Holly Coutier's time missing in Zion National Park from her family. Lee breaks down and reacts to the latest interview from Holly's sister.
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Paul Nelson, KSL NewsRadio reporter joins Lee to break down the sentencing for Ayoola Ajayi today.
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Brittany Glas, KSL TV investigative reporter, joins Lee to discuss a spike in background checks so far in 2020. We also hear from a first-time gunowner.
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Meghan Burchard owner of Minnows joins Lee to discuss the pink collar recession and how women-owned businesses can bounce back.
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Senator Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss what's next for the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court and his essay on democracy.
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Lee reviews the Presidential Debate from last night. We hear from Derek Brown, chair of the Utah Republican Party and Scott Howell, the chair of Utah for Biden. Listeners also give their reaction to the presidential debate.
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A few tense moments, but what was the big takeaway from the Attorney General Debate last night? Lee gives his take on the moments that mattered.
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Dr. Russell T. Warne, Associate Professor of Psychology at UVU, joins Lee to discuss how DNA could be used to predict future educational success. It sounds like science fiction, but it's actually possible.
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The first COVID-19 vaccine trial in kids in now underway. Lee will break down why this is so important as the vaccine trials move forward.
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BYU engineers have developed a way to turn a regular cloth mask into an N95 mask. Will Vahle, director at Nanos Foundation, joins Lee to explain how they've done it and what it could mean for the future of masks.
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The New York Times investigated the adoptions of Judge Amy Coney Barrett's children. Lee will discuss how this is not OK. We hear from listeners on the subject as well.
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Alan Thurgood, Space Dynamics Lab’s Director of Civil Space, joins Lee to explain the lab's roll in the asteroid touch down earlier this week.
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It'll be the last time voters see the two major candidates for President on the debate stage together before November 3. Lee will preview his expectations for tonight's debate.
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After the Governor's press conference earlier today with Dr. Dunn saying she didn't know what else to do, Lee will review her comments and the state's fight against the virus.
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Chris Peterson, Democratic candidate for Governor, joins Lee to discuss daily life during the campaign, including the viral civility video with his opponent.
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Lee will review how a legislative committee reviewed the question on the use of K9 dogs by police.
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How is Joe Biden performing compared to Hillary Clinton 4 years ago? Not as well as some polls may have you believe.
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Remember Jaywalking with Jay Leno? Well maybe we had things pretty good when politics wasn't at the forefront for many Americans. Lee will discuss how politics is now well followed by the public.
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Joe Biden may just be considering a few Republicans you might not expect for cabinet positions should he win the presidency. Lee will look at how past presidents have reached across the aisle for similar positions and breaks down Biden's possibilities.
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The coronavirus pandemic has hit many with job losses, but has it hit some age groups more than others. Lee will break it down with Mark Knold, Chief Economist Utah Department of Workforce Services.
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Aaron Clark, Assistant United States Attorney and new elections officer for Utah, joins Lee to break down what his role will be for the election.
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The rules are different from state to state, but after President Trump told people to watch the polls, Lee breaks down who the actual poll watchers are.
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Cameron Diehl, Executive Director of the Utah League of Cities & Towns, joins Lee to discuss how the governor has worked with local government in setting restrictions due to COVID-19.
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Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss the slower response times for Salt Lake City Police officers on certain calls.
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It's a record you never want to see, but Utah saw a record number of human-caused wildfires this past year. Lee will discuss the numbers and how the pandemic has contributed.
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Rich Woodruff, Regional Director of Communications American Red Cross, joins Lee to break down the differences in the flu and the coronavirus and discuss why the Red Cross is concerned about both heading into the flu season.
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Lt. Governor Spencer Cox, Republican nominee for Utah's next governor's race joins Lee to discuss how the campaign is going amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cassie Stockwell, a nurse at Timpanogos Regional Hospital, joins Lee to discuss her life as a COVID-19 testing nurse during the pandemic.
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Was the 2016 election the most negative election to date? How does 2020 election compare? Lee will break down the impacts of negativity in the current presidential elections.
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How will Trump perform in the next presidential debate? Lee will break down the request to discuss foreign policy and the mute button. Lee also hears listener opinions on the topic.
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Stan Summers, Box Elder County Commissioner, joins Lee to discuss a major announcement expected from the Trump Administration today to boost capital investment in rural Utah.
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Lee gives an update on the Senate panel delay to subpoena Twitter and Facebook CEOs on alleged suppression or censorship. Lee also dives into the latest Hunter Biden news.
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Lee will review the topics to look forward to in the Presidential debate coming up later this week between President Trump and former Vice President Biden.
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You've seen neighbors with yard signs and you've seen political signs along the freeways, but how much of an impact on the vote do these signs actually have? Lee will break it down and discuss the impact and history of political signs. Dave Hansen, a former Republican Party chairman and adviser, joins to discuss as well.
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COVID-19 has impacted nearly every aspect of everyday life. Lee will discuss how COVID has impacted poverty in the country.
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Utah has submitted the state's plan for vaccine distribution for the COVID-19 vaccine when it's ready. Aislynn Toleman-Hill, the Utah County Health Department spokesperson, joins Lee to explain how Utah County will tackle unique challenges with vaccine distribution and acceptance of the vaccine in general.
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Four counties in the United States have zero COVID-19 positive cases. Lee will discuss what makes these counties different than the rest.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared on 60 Minutes yesterday discussing the battle against the coronavirus. Lee will break down what he said and what it means for the national response.
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A missing woman was found alive after search crews worked for over a week. Debbie Dujanovic joins to discuss the latest in the search efforts. Shaun Roundy, a member of the Utah County Sheriff Search and Rescue and the Mountain Rescue Association Intermountain Region Chair, joins to discuss the logistics of Search and Rescue operations.
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If you were watching one town hall last night with Joe Biden or Donald Trump, you probably missed the other one. Lee has one takeaway from each for what you missed. And did either town hall change your vote? Lee hears from listeners.
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Should Utah County move to a Mayor-Council form of government? That's the question put to voters in the county. Lee spoke with Commissioners Bill Lee (Against) and Tanner Ainge (For) about the question. He'll walk through their opinions.
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Voters will have to choose between two different town halls, one for the President and one for the former Vice President. Who will they choose to watch and what will it tell us ahead of the election? Listeners chime in with their plans are as well.
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How will Utah's hospitals have to change their businesses because of the COVID-19 pandemic? Greg Bell, President and CEO Utah Hospital Association, joins Lee to explain what hospitals are facing and how they're being impacted by the pandemic.
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A Las Vegas man charged in firearms trafficking case. John Huber, U.S. Attorney for Utah, joins Lee to discuss the charging of Gregory Alan Nelson.
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Lee discusses the case of Aaron Shamo after his sentencing to life in prison for raking in millions of dollars making fentanyl-laced painkillers.
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Sean Reyes, Utah Attorney General, joins Lee to discuss the upcoming debate and what a typical day looks like for him as he runs for reelection.
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DA Sim Gill joins Lee to discuss why charges won't be pursued against a former officer who showed intimate photos of Lauren McCluskey to others.
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Election officials in Utah County said they have made improvements to prevent issues that have plagued the county in the past. Amelia Powers Gardner, Utah County Clerk, joins to discuss the changes.
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Dr. Brian Poole, Associate Professor in the microbiology and molecular biology department at BYU, joins Lee to discuss confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine.
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⅓ of Americans are not celebrating holidays, Lee will discuss travel and how the holidays will be different this year with the pandemic, including how Florida has Disney World has fought the virus. Listeners chime in on their plans as well.
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Romney is seen favorably by just 45% of Utahns. Lee will review what the Senator has said recently and a possible position for him should Joe Biden win in November.
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73 years ago today in 1947, Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier for the first time. In doing this, he broke a barrier that many believed was unbreakable. Lee will discuss Yeager's pioneering spirit.
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Hill Air Force Base will start a new testing program for COVID-19. Lee will walk through how the military is dealing with the pandemic.
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Sen. Booker questioned Judge Amy Coney Barrett yesterday during the Senate Judiciary hearing. Lee will review the questions and walk through why the questions were inappropriate.
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Lee thinks Utah’s successes in battling the coronavirus is thanks to Utahns. He'll review how Utah's new system the governor announced yesterday will help slow the spread of the virus.
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Lee reviews the immediate reaction of state leaders to Gov. Herbert's announcement of a new type of COVID-19 Transmission Index, which will be a data-driven determiner for counties who need to assess and possibly change certain requirements, based on the county's level of COVID-19 risk. Then Lee invites listeners to call with their thoughts.
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Lee previews what he knows about a press conference to be held by Gov. Herbert, Dr. Angela Dunn and Rich Saunders will provide updates on the ongoing pandemic.
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Greg Skordas, Democratic Candidate for Attorney General, joins Lee to discuss what a typical day in the life looks like for him as he runs against current AG Sean Reyes.
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The confirmation hearing for Judge Amy Coney Barrett continues today with the Senate Judiciary Committee. Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Mike Lee took advantage of his time to question the Judge today. Lee will walk through his comments and questions.
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It's flu season and Lee's been looking forward to getting his flu shot. Nicholas Rupp, Salt Lake County Health Department spokesperson, joins Lee to discuss the importance of the vaccine, especially this season.
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The World Health Organization is now saying lockdowns are not the right course in dealing with the coronavirus. Lee will break down the new messaging.
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The coronavirus pandemic has changed normal life and Lee has picked up a new hobby. He'll discuss how he's trying to find some join in the midst of the pandemic.
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If you've got COVID-19, you'll be getting a call from a contact tracer, and so will those you've been in contact with. But some people are nervous to interact with public health workers. Should you be able to refuse to talk to contact tracers? Gustabo Rodriguez joins Lee to discuss his own interaction with a tracer.
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Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett will be put to the test this week by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Lee will discuss what to expect in the hearing and what Judge Barrett focused on earlier today with her opening statement. Boyd Matheson joins the conversation as well.
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A Utah man was followed by a cougar in Slate Canyon in Provo. His video of the interaction has gone viral and raised questions on what to do if you do see a cougar in the wild. Lee gives his reaction.
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Police have arrested a suspect who they believe will allow them to close a cold case Debbie Dujanovic reported on years ago. Debbie joins Lee to discuss the case and how fingerprinting played into the investigation.
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Colonel Gail S. Halvorsen turns 100-years-old on Saturday. Lee tells the story of the Utahn who changed the world with candy during the Berlin Airlift. Gail joins Lee live to tell his story.
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How much do presidential debates actually sway voters? Lee discusses the importance of the debate as it relates to the actual number of undecided voters. Lee also takes live calls to see what listeners think.
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Should tax returns be public? Lee discusses with Jay Evensen, Deseret News Columnist. Lee also takes live calls to see what listeners think.
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Lee breaks down what the 25th Amendment does and why Speaker Nancy Pelosi is talking about it.
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Has there been a decline in births due to car seat laws? With the laws requiring kids sit in the seats longer into childhood, have parents put off having more kids with less room in vehicles? Lee will break down “Car Seats as Contraception."
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Daniel Mendoza -- professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, The Department of City & Metropolitan Planning and, The School of Medicine Division of Pulmonary University of Utah -- joins Lee to explain a new study on school absences in Salt Lake City as it relates to bad air days.
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How do you teach kids about the coronavirus pandemic without teaching them to give-in to fear? Lee will discuss new children's books on the topic and take live calls from listeners.
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Today's COVID-19 hospitalizations broke another all-time record. Lee will break down what Dr. Angela Dunn and Dr. Emily Spivak said earlier today on hospital capacity. Greg Bell, President and CEO Utah Hospital Association joins to discuss.
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Rep. Ben McAdams joins Lee to discuss his campaign to keep his seat in Congress in the 4th Congressional District.
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Lee breaks down his thoughts and the highlights that stood out to him from last night's debate. He's also joined by Ron Fox, Operative and advance man for US presidents spanning nearly 50 years, to talk about working on the Vice President's visit to Utah.
Then, we'll hear from Mia Love, Former Congresswoman, on the unique challenges faced by women in politics.
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Authorities in Michigan say they've disrupted multiple plots to kidnap the state's governor. Lee will break down this crazy story with what the Governor and U.S. Attorney have said this morning on the plot.
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President Trump says he will not participate in a virtual debate next week after the commission on presidential debates announced a virtual event. Lee will break down what we've learned this morning ahead of the debate from both sides.
Lee will also take live calls from Utahns to hear their reactions.
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The University of Utah has posted a bingo game on the official VP debate website. Lee will review the words and phrases on the list.
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Lee brings Utah Rep. Rob Bishop onto the show, to offer some background on Vice President Mike Pence who Mr. Bishop has worked with in the past.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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In this segment, Lee invites Henry Droll, Braeden Goff, and Supraja Ranganathan onto the show. The three are all University of Utah students who received tickets to attend the Vice Presidential Debate on campus tonight. They'll discuss their expectations, how they got the tickets, and what they'll be listening for tonight.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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In this segment, Lee speaks with Bruce Hough, of the Republican National Committee, about his expectations for Vice President Mike Pence at the debate tonight.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Lee speaks with Nadia Mahallati, the Utah Democratic Party Vice Chair and a teacher at the University of Utah as well as Salt Lake Community College about her expectations for Kamala Harris at tonight's vice-presidential debate.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Lee invited BYU Political Science Professor and chair of the State Debate Coalition, Richard Davis, onto the show this morning to discuss the importance of this debate and how it came to Utah.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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KSL Newsradio reporters Mary Richard and Paul Nelson join Lee to talk about the atmosphere at the University of Utah, the site for the only vice-presidential debate in the 2020 presidential election.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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In this segment, Lee reviews past vice-presidential debates to determine what, if anything has made them stand out.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Yandary Chatwin, Executive Director of Communications and Community Relations, Salt Lake City School District joins Lee to explain how the Salt Lake City School District is working to provide meals to students while classes continue remotely.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Our series, "A Day in the Life," continues. Candidate in the 4th congressional district, Republican Burgess Owens joins Lee to discuss a day in the life while campaigning during the coronavirus.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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With the spike in COVID-19 cases in Utah County, contact tracers aren't able to keep up and the responsibility is now that of the patient. But will this work? Or could it lead to an even worse coronavirus spike? Ralph Clegg, Executive Director Utah County Health Department joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to explain what the Utah County Health Department is doing.
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Jon Smith and Sue Kelley of 103.5 the Arrow join Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to react after learning Eddie Van Halen, the gifted guitar genius who cofounded Van Halen and served as the band's main songwriter, died after a long battle with cancer.
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How has the Pandemic impacted women in the workforce? According to new numbers, women are leaving work while other demands like family weigh on their sholders. Lee breaks down the numbers.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Is the 2020 vice presidential debate in Salt Lake City going to be the most important VP debate in American history? John Hudak, Senior Fellow at Brookings Institute joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to break down why the VP debate is so important.
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Robert O’Brien, President Trump's National Security Advisor, joins Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry to discuss the threat of the Chinese Communist Party on the world and protecting U.S. elections from interference. Then, Rep. Chris Stewart, member of the China Task Force House Intelligence Committee, talks about his 6th annual Stewart Security Summit to discuss the role America plays in the world and a look forward into the ever-changing political, national security, and technological future.
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Lee Lonsberry, host of Live Mic, discusses the president's health after President Donald Trump returned to the White House from Walter Reed with the coronavirus.
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Lee has started a few new coronavirus hobbies. He'll discuss how the virus has changed daily life and listeners tell us their 'rona hobbies.
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Sen. Mike Lee has received a response from Netflix in defense of the movie "Cuties." Lee will break down the Netflix response and review Mike Lee's concerns over the film's portrayal of girls.
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Dennis Crandall, who spent 30 years with the U.S. Secret Service from 1970 to 2000, joins Lee in discussing the Secret Service's role in protecting the President.
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Jessica Guynn, a community volunteer and former family support specialist for the Salt Lake School District, joins Lee to discuss her recent op-ed in the Deseret News on educational inequality during the coronavirus.
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Scott Howell, Former Democratic State Senator, joins Lee in discussing his time with Kamala Harris in Utah on Saturday.
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Lee breaks down the coverage of the President's COVID-19 diagnosis.
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Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss the relationship between the President and Melania Trump while he is at Walter Reed Medical Center.
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It can be costly to run for office. But why do we pour so much money into campaigns and elections?
Lee talks to Damon Cann, a political science professor at Utah State University to find out more.
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The House narrowly passed a bill for a new COVID-19 stimulus package, Lee breaks down what we know so far.
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Congress is still duking out a compromise for a new COVID-19 relief package, with the House of Representatives passing another version Thursday. Utah's Rep. Ben McAdams was one of the few Democrats who voted against it.
Rep. McAdams joins Lee to tell us why.
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Despite positive COVID cases coming from the White House, the vice presidential debate scheduled for next week in Utah is still a-go. Lee talks to Jason Perry, chairman of the Vice Presidential Debate Steering Committee, to find out more and what precautions the campus is taking.
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The Utah Debate Commission said Friday it's still planning to go through with the vice presidential debate next week as scheduled -- despite positive COVID tests coming from the White House.
Lee talks to Scott Howell, co-chair of the Utah Debate Commission and a supporter of Joe Biden, to find out more.
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The White House hasn't released many details about President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis. Lee breaks down what we know so far, and addresses the questions that are left remaining.
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After the first presidential debate Tuesday night, the campaign website for Jo Jorgensen -- the Libertarian Party nominee -- surged with activity. Jorgensen joins Lee Lonsberry on Live Mic to talk more about her thoughts on the debate and to get details on her campaign.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday night he tested positive for the coronavirus. What does that mean for the 2020 election -- and what would the Republican Party do if he passed away?
Lee Lonsberry dives into the tough questions with Derek Brown, chairman of the Utah Republican Party, to find out more.
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Boyd Matheson, host of KSL NewsRadio's Inside Sources, joins Lee Lonsberry to talk about his special coverage on General Conference this weekend. Matheson will dive into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its humanitarian efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic over the last several months.
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The country was rattled Friday morning with the news President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19, just hours after top aide Hope Hicks announced she also tested positive.
Dr. Todd Vento, Intermountain Healthcare Infectious Diseases Physician, joins Live Mic to discuss what this could mean for President Trump.
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The pandemic has changed education across the country, and some parents are trying to make the most of the changes to take schooling on the road. Jenna Andersen, who's homeschooling her kids while staying at an Airbnb in California, joins Lee to explain.
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After the worst debate ever, the Debate Commission is looking at making changes. Lee discusses what those changes could be and takes live calls at 2:35.
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How are the markets changed by who wins the election? What about by who wins the debate? Lee is joined by Shane Stewart, DMBA financial planner, to explain how the markets react to presidential elections.
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Maria Shilaos joins Lee to discuss her General Conference special coming up this weekend: Quarantine Faith: Exploring Devotion from a Distance
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How can a trumpeter or flutist return to the stage during a pandemic? University of Utah engineers have figured it out with the Utah Symphony and Utah Opera. Lee speaks with James Sutherland, professor of chemical engineering at the University of Utah on an airflow study.
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Lee reviews a gun law and how it relates to domestic violence. U.S. Attorney for Utah John Huber joins to discuss a recent case against a man found guilty of possessing a firearm while subject to a domestic violence protective order.
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A state audit has found problems with Utah's response to the current pandemic. Kelli Pierce joins Lee to explain the audit and Lee reviews what the governor said in his press conference today on the issues found in the audit.
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Senator Mike Lee, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, joins Lee to discuss his meeting with Judge Amy Coney Barrett yesterday after she was nominated by President Trump to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court.
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Lee breaks down the civility in the Gubernatorial debate between Cox and Peterson. Lee addresses how are foreign governments and media responding to last night's presidential debate. Lee gives his reaction to the debate and discusses how teachers now must teach following a chaotic night. Kamaal Ahmad joins Lee to break down how the candidates discussed race and violence in our cities. Dave Hansen, a former Republican Party chairman and adviser to Orrin Hatch and Mia Love, joins Lee to discuss the next steps for each campaign. And we hear from listeners on the debates.
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After five months of working on the newly created China Task Force, Reps. John Curtis and Chris Stewart join Lee to talk about the task force releasing a report on the growing threat of the Chinese Government.
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Reporter Paul Nelson joins Lee to discuss a story of a student abandoned on a school bus in the Weber School District.
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The White House, Utah's Governor and Better Days 2020 will honor Seraph Young Ford, first woman voter in the United States today at Arlington Cemetery. Lee discusses Seraph with Russell Rice Jr. Great Great Grandson of Seraph Young Ford.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is putting pressure on House Democrats to win the election should the Electoral College require the Representatives to decide the election. Lee will review how this is possible and discuss Pelosi's expectations.
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What expected during the first presidential debate tonight? Doug Wright joins Lee to discuss what to watch for in the first Presidential Debate tonight. Seth A Richardson Plain Dealer writer joins to discuss covering the debate in Ohio. And Chris Wallace will moderate the debate. Who is he and what approach will he take?
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Devin Thorpe is running as a Democrat against incumbent John Curtis. Lee asks what a day is like running for congress.
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Sen. Mike Lee will meet with Judge Amy Coney Barrett today after Trump nominated her to fill the Supreme Court vacancy. Sen. Lee joins Lee to explain what he's looking for from that meeting. Lee reviews Sen. Feinstein's questioning of Barrett in the past on her religion.
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Rep. Steve Eliason has been working to lower suicide rates in Utah for the past several years. He joins Lee to discuss what underlying problems are really at play when looking at suicide in Utah specifically.
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Rep. Rob Bishop is packing up his office on Capitol Hill right now. He joins Lee to discuss his time in office and what's like leaving congress.
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Amy Coney Barrett has been nominated to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court. Lee will discuss the nomination, the religious test and the way conservative women are treated in the press. Tina Cannon, Morgan County Councilwoman, joins the discussion as well.
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What did we really learn from the New York Times' reporting on Trump's tax returns? Lee will break down his thoughts, the political implications and the tax implications. Listeners give their opinions on the subject.
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Polling data shows Americans love the idea of term limits for Supreme Court justices. Lee discusses term limits as it relates to the Supreme Court and would it would take to put limits in place. Listeners give their opinion as well.
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Halloween and COVID-19 don't mix according to new guidance from the CDC, which warns against trick-or-treating. Guest hosts Jason Lee and Mary Richards discuss how this impacts families.
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Dogs are now being trained and used in one airport to sniff out the coronavirus. Guests Mary Richards and Jason Lee react and talk about what this could mean to move forward to normal.
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Guest hosts Mary Richards and Jason Lee discuss paying for the stuff you need during troubling times.
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Mark Denniston, Weber State University Professor, joins guest hosts Mary Richards and Jason Lee to discuss qualified immunity and filling the supreme court vacancy.
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Guest hots Jason Lee and Mary Richards discuss the current spike in COVID-19 in Utah and how the pandemic has impacted how we act going back to daily life.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is now the first woman to ever lay in state. Guest hoss Mary Richards and Jason Lee discuss the political implications.
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KSL NewsRadio Reporter, Paul Nelson, explains the latest from Salt Lake Police Chief Mike Brown and Mayor Mendenhall on the future of the K9 apprehension program. This comes after an officer was charged with ordering a K9 to attack a Black man on his knees in April.
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What did letters between President Trump and former President Nixon say? Lee discusses the latest addition to the Richard Nixon Presidential Library & Museum.
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How will the Vice Presidential Debate at the University of Utah next month continue during the current COVID-19 spike in Utah? Jason Perry, chairman of the campus’ debate steering committee, joins Lee to discuss how conversations with the national commission are continuing and how the University will work to keep the debate safe.
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After President Trump refused to commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses in November, Lee discusses the reaction, including from Sen. Mitt Romney.
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Robert Latham joins Lee to discuss what a day in the life looks like as he runs as a Libertarian in the 2nd Congressional District race.
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Erica Evans, Deseret News Reporter, joins Lee to break down the American Family Survey and the latest results released, showing families have grown stronger during the pandemic. Listeners discuss how their families have changed or grown stronger over the last 6 months.
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Debbie Dujanovic and Lee discuss a letter sent from Provo High School Principal about the homecoming football game.
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After the windstorm weeks ago tore down hundreds of trees in Salt Lake City, the Hogle Zoo is taking some of those trees and repurposing them in their animal exibits. Erica Hansen, Utah’s Hogle Zoo Spokesperson, joins Lee to discuss.
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Why is the FDA intentially prolonging the vaccine approval process? It may have something to do with public trust, even as the coronavirus task force today said they and their families would all get the vaccine.
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Sen. Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss the Senate's roll in filling the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Rep. Chris Stewart joins Lee in a re-occurring segment with Utah candidates to discuss what a day in his life is typically like right now as he runs for re-election in the 2nd congressional district.
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What will a mask mandate look like in Utah County? Lee discusses what Mayor Kaufusi and Tanner Ainge have said on why a mandate is needed. And Bill Lee, Utah County Commissioner, speaks as to why he doesn't support a mandate.
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Lee breaks down two possibilities for who Trump might pick to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court. Barbara Lagoa and Allison Jones Rushing
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The Debate Commission has released the list of topics Chris Wallace will ask President Trump and former VP Biden in the first presidential debate. But will we really learn anything new? Lee breaks down what the candidates have already said on these topics. Listeners also weigh in on the topics.
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Wade Russell, Task Force 1 Leader, joins Lee to discuss what Task Force 1 has been doing for the past 10 days in Oregon.
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Mitt Romney told reporters in a press call this morning that he will move forward with a pick from the President to fill the SCOTUS vacancy. Lee will discuss Romney's decision.
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Gov. Gary Herbert announced Provo and Orem are moving back to the "orange" risk level due to a massive increase of COVID-19 cases in the area. Lee speaks with Richard Brunst, Orem City Mayor, Curtis Blair, President and CEO Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce, Janae Moss, Chair-Elect Utah Valley Chamber, and Mitch Harper, Host of cougar sports Saturday about how the transition affects the cities.
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Lee discusses recent comments made by Joe Biden on vaccines.
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Nathan LaCross, an epidemiologist with DOH, joins Lee to discuss what is happening in the wastewater and how it relates to the current spike in COVID-19 cases.
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Re-occurring segment. Lee interviews candidates for office in Utah ahead of the election. Kael Weston discusses a day in the life for him right now as he runs for the 2nd congressional district.
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Trump's latest Executive Order pledges to restore "patriotic education" in America's public schools. Lee will discuss what that means and walk through the history of Caesar Rodney, who Trump wants to honor.
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Aaron L. Nielson, Professor of Law J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University, joins Lee to discuss one of Trump's possible picks and remarks she made at BYU last year. Later, more on Amy Coney Barrett's background and a religious test for Amy Coney Barrett with what Sen. Mike Lee has said on the topic in the past.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss the right timing to pick a new justice and for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, oneness never was meant to be sameness. Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss if Trump HAS to pick a woman after he announced this weekend that he would pick a woman.
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Lee discusses the difference between the 2016 vacancy and today. You'll also hear listener opinions.
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Lee breaks down the possible scenarios of a contested election and a Motion to vacate the chair.
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Are people actually canceling their Netflix accounts out of rage against the film Cuties? Lee breaks down the numbers and discusses the implications.
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What would a mask mandate look like in Utah County if that were to happen? Would it be enforced? Utah County Sheriff, Mike Smith, joins to discuss.
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Candidate in the first district congressional race, Darren Parry, joins Lee to break down what his life is like right now during the campaign.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill has filed charges against a Salt Lake City police officer after he ordered a K9 to bite a kneeling black man in an incident in April. Lee will review the findings of the Civilian Review Board. He will also speak with Gil himself.
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Richard Brunst, Orem City Mayor joins Lee to discuss a meeting earlier today with Utah County leaders and state health officials. Utah County Commissioner, Bill Lee, also joins the program to discuss what the county could do to help curb the spike in positive cases.
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Hundreds of students are quarantined, and a teacher is in the ICU, but what will that mean for the future of Corner Canyon High School? Canyons School District spokesperson Jeff Haney joins Lee to discuss what the District is considering as they prepare to meet regarding the situation.
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How are things in Utah now compared to a year ago? Lee breaks down the findings of a new poll from the Deseret News on Utahns attitutde about the state of the state.
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Mike Headrick joins Lee to discuss the state's no-bid contracts for COVID-19 response and lessons learned.
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Dr. Eddie Stenehjem, Intermountain Healthcare infectious diseases physician, joins Lee Lonsberry to discuss Utah's spike of 911 COVID cases reported Thursday -- the highest single-day increase the state has seen since the beginning of the pandemic. Stenehjem walks through some of the data and how this spike may impact hospital capacities in the coming weeks.
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Sue Jackson, professor of public and community health at Utah Valley University teaching epidemiology, joins Lee Lonsberry on how Utah Valley University is doing and what she is seeing in Utah County. For right now, Jackson says she isn't overly concerned.
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Greg Bell, president of Utah Hospital Association, joins Lee Lonsberry to discuss how hospitals may be affected during the COVID-19 spike in Utah. A large percentage of new COVID cases are coming from young people, who have been shown to have milder cases. Will this affect hospital capacity?
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Utah reported 911 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday, which is the highest single-day increase the state has seen since the beginning of the pandemic. Join Lee Lonsberry as he goes in-depth on what these numbers mean.
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Reigning six-time PRCA World Champion Bull Rider Sage Kimzey joins Lee to discuss the Utah Stampede Rodeo and what life is like as a rodeo cowboy.
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Blake Moore, who is running for the U.S. House in Utah's 1st congressional district, joins Lee to discuss the race.
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Mark Remillard, ABC News Correspondent, joins the program to break down the plan for free COVID-19 vaccines to all Americans.
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Does the state need an update to the state's riot statute? Nate Curtis, President Utah Sheriffs Association, joins Lee to discuss what the association wants to see change in the state code.
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A bonus episode of the COLD podcast comes out today. The host of the podcast, Dave Cawley, joins Lee to break down the newest discovery in the Powell story.
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Chuck Feeney died broke after giving away all his money. Lee will break down the Giving Pledge and the Utahns who've joined the pledge.
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Does the state need to regulate the use of facial recognition software? Connor Boyack, president of Libertas Institute, joins Lee to discuss what lawmakers can do to better protect Utahns' privacy.
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Will Utahns get the COVID-19 vaccine when it's available? According to a new poll from the Deseret News, more Utahns are planning to but not by much. Lee will break down the poll and ask listeners their thoughts.
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Lana Hiskey with Nebo School District Community Relations joins Lee to discuss how the district is continuing to see growth while others in the state are seeing declining enrollment. And Yándary Chatwin, Salt Lake City School District joins Lee to talk about that 3,000 drops in an enrollment number.
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Step aside, Emma. Olivia is now the top name in Utah. Lee breaks down the top names of 2020 in Utah.
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2020 stress may be impacting your oral health. Dr. Kevin Mangelson, DMD, who runs The Center for Sleep Apnea & TMJ in Salt Lake County, joins Lee to discuss what he's seen and how people can better take care of their teeth when stressed.
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Governor Gary Herbert joins Lee to discuss the state's COVID-19 and wind storm response.
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Orrin G. Hatch argues in an opinion piece in Time that, “We are making significant progress in the fight against COVID-19, and making DST year-round would only help us advance the line. Now is not the time to fall back.” Lee reacts and discusses Daylight Saving Time in the time of COVID.
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Is paper money disappearing? Maybe it should. Lee breaks down the argument.
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Eric Lu, West High School 9th grader, won an essay competition from The Boston Globe Foundation on the First Amendment. Eric joins Lee to discuss his essay and how school is going so far.
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Shane Stewart, DMBA Certified Financial Planner, discusses with Lee how some people are raiding their retirement savings during the pandemic.
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Are adults taking jobs normally marketed to teens during the pandemic? Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to break down what the Utah Department of Workforce Services is seeing when it comes to wages and jobs for teens during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Could school closures have lasting impacts on the economy long term? A new study shows kids could see a 3% lower GDP over their lifetimes. Lee reacts and discusses.
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Salt Lake City School District started school yesterday with 3,000 fewer students. Yandary Chatwin, Executive Director of Communications and Community Relations with the Salt Lake City School District, joins Lee to discuss where these students could be going.
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Are you numb to the coronavirus? Probably. But why? Lee breaks down the reason for COVID-19 fatigue.
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In an opinion piece in the Desert News, A. Scott Anderson, CEO and President of Zions Bank, argues that with the new terminal at the Salt Lake airport needs a new name to match "its grandeur, its importance and its remarkable functionality." He suggests Sen. E.J. "Jake" Garn.
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Should politicians in Utah have to share their private home addresses with the public? One bill may change what's possible. Lee will discuss why he's OK with some privacy.
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Scientists have found those who live in the western United States exibit a "Wild West" mentality. Lee will discuss what the "Wild West" means for Utah and how it continues today.
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Would you want your kids to go into politics? Many would pass. Lee discusses the Deseret News survey and what it could mean for the future.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to break down the latest on a 4th district poll ahead of election day.
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The new Netflix movie "Cuties" is facing a lot of backlash for its use and portrayal of young girls. Lee breaks down the argument of the director defending the film, the response from members of congress, and Netflix's responses to the backlash. Utah Senator, Mike Lee, joins the program to discuss his opinions on the film as well.
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What would the word of the year be for 2020? Lee gives his take on what new words we've learned this year and how it's changed how we'll forever remember 2020.
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Will we ever look back longingly at 2020? Lee doesn't think so.
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Should families get a monthly or yearly allowance for having and raising kids? Lee discusses the specifics of how a child allowance could work.
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Paul Cassell, University of Utah Distinguished Law Professor joins Lee to discuss a spike in homicides following the recent unrest and riots iin major U.S. cities.
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Clark Aposhian, Chairman of the Utah Shooting sports council, joins Lee to explain what people can do to lower the rates of suicide by gun.
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Dr. Marion Bishop, ER doctor practicing in Logan and Brigham City, joins Lee to explain what parents need to know about COVID-19 and MIS-C.
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Lee tells the stories of Heather Penney and Commander Frank Culbertson on the 19th anniversary of 9/11
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President Donald Trump has now been nominated for a 2021 Nobel Peace Prize for brokering a peace between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Lee gives his reaction, and Rep. Rob Bishop hops on the program to give his.
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The Navajo Nation reported zero cases of COVID-19 for the first time since March. However, Nation officials worry that could change quickly. Lee spoke with Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez earlier today and will review that conversation.
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President Donald Trump has released a list of potential picks for the Supreme Court. Lee goes over the list and who is on it.
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Earlier today, Senator Mitt Romney participated in a Senate health committee hearing to discuss the role of vaccines in preventing infectious disease outbreaks and protecting public health. Lee will break down his biggest takeaways from the hearing.
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Lee gives his reaction to changes in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Amy Donaldson, Deseret News Reporter, joins Lee to break down the latest in a Title IX trial on girls and football leagues.
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Utah experienced a hurricane-level wind storm this week. Trees everywhere, thousands without power, damaged homes... Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to explain how cemeteries have been impacted by the wind storm. Todd Kiser, Commissioner of the Utah Insurance Department answers homeowner insurance questions. And live calls from listeners.
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Salt Lake Mayor, Erin Mendenhall, signed a declaration of emergency over high winds in the city. We hear from listeners in the subject.
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Jason Curry, Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, joins Lee to discuss the Ether Hollow Fire.
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Dr. Mike Kuhns, USU Extension Forester, shares tips on saving trees and why so many trees have been uprooted and blown over in this windstorm.
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Grant Weyman, KSL TV meteorologist tells us the history of windstorms in Utah and what to expect for the rest of the day. You'll also hear what listeners have seen.
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State Epidemiologist, Dr. Dunn, joins Lee to discuss COVID-19 as the state heads into the flu season.
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Northern Utah experienced a windstorm like never before. Spencer Hall, Director of Rocky Mountain Power. And Carl Arky, UTA spokesperson, hops on the program to talk about how the storm impacted travel. Lt. Governor Spencer Cox gives the latest on the Ether Hollow Fire.
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Dr. Steven Mobley joins Lee to discuss the latest on COVID-19 testing, Myocarditis, and Georgia Tech athletes.
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September is Suicide Prevention Month. How prevalent is suicide among Utah's veterans? Lee breaks down the issue.
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Russell Larkins is running across America to raise awareness regarding veteran suicide. Russell will join Lee to discuss how his run is going as he crosses Utah.
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Highway Patrol is preparing for a busy weekend. They want drivers to buckle-up, slow down and stay sober behind the wheel. Lt. Nick Street with the Utah Highway Patrol on to discuss increased enforcement for Labor Day weekend.
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Jonathan Ruga, Founder of Lightspark Foundation and Nourish to Flourish Initiative and Andrew Bebbington, Nourish to Flourish Operations Manager join Lee to discuss the program and how it's helping businesses and families in need during the coronavirus pandemic. Lloyd Kianfar, General Manager of Cafe Trio, hops on the show to discuss how the program has impacted his business.
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A new dashboard will now allow parents to see the number of positive COVID-19 cases at each school in the Granite School District. Ben Horsley, Granite School District Spokesperson, joins Lee to explain why the district is doing this.
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Are Utah's school teachers working in a safe environment? One study gives Utah an F, but Governor Herbert disagrees. KSL TV reporter Garna Majia joins Lee to break down the disagreement and what the numbers actually show.
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As more endorsements are announced for Trump and Biden in the presidential race, Lee discusses the growing lists and whether they actually matter.
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Does being generous make you more attractive? Lee will discuss the attractiveness of Utah, one of the most generous states in the nation.
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The World Health Organization is giving new guidance to doctors on the treatment of extreme cases of COVID-19 with steroids. Dr. Marion Bishop, ER doctor practicing in Logan and Brigham City joins Lee to discuss what this means for her and the patients she works with.
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Is normalcy something we can look forward to after the coronavirus pandemic has changed life so much? Lee will look to the 1918 pandemic for answers.
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Master Sgt. Shaun Harris joins Lee to discuss Sgt. Chasen Brown's brave efforts at the 2017 Las Vegas shooting after Sgt. Brown received the Utah Medal of Valor from Governor Herbert.
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Both Biden and Trump took a trip to Kenosha, WI. Lee breaks down the remarks made by both candidates and shares community reactions to the visit.
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A letter from Utah's largest police union argues that some teachers in Utah schools are disparaging officers in front of students. Lee will break down the letter and give his reaction.
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Salt Lake City will move into the yellow risk phase on Friday. What impact will this have on the businesses downtown? Abby Murtagh, Hilton General Manager, joins Lee to discuss how the hotel will benefit from the shift. And Derek Miller, President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance, joins the program to discuss the boarder impact of the shift in restrictions.
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How can you fight loneliness during the coronavirus, when so many of the efforts to slow the spread of the virus require physical distance? Lee will break down a piece in the Deseret News with some solutions.
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Perry Pendley, Deputy Director for Policy and Programs for the Bureau of Land Management, joins Lee and discusses how the BLM is increasing access to recreation in Utah.
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With the nation waiting for a vaccine on COVID-19, Lee breaks down the history of patent medicine and DIY Vaccines.
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Should we really be expecting a COVID-19 vaccine before the end of the year? Lee discusses what we should expect.
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Paul Smith, Executive Director Utah Apartment Association, joins Lee to break down the President's moratorium on rent and now what to expect from the CDC on evictions.
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Lee breaks down the Constitution, Green Independent American, and Libertarian Party candidates running for President in 2020.
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Spike Cohen, Libertarian VP Nominee, joins Lee to discuss the Libertarian bid for the White House.
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As some states face huge challenges with processing an all vote-by-mail election, Utah is in a pretty good spot. Lee breaks down what makes Utah different.
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Lee tells the story of James Edward Hanger and how he faced hardship and made the most of it.
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LDS Business College is no more. Newly named Ensign College President, Bruce C. Kusch, joins Lee to discuss the new changes to the school.
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A poll from CNN found that 40% of people would not want to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Lee will discuss the latest from Dr. Fauci on the vaccine. Listeners also weigh in on if they would get the vaccine.
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Former Mayor of Salt Lake City, Jackie Biskupski, is calling out hazing at East High School. Lee will discuss hazing in Utah, and Biskupski joins the program to discuss why she's so passionate about this issue.
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After the mayor of Kenosha, Wisconsin told President Trump not to visit the city in the wake of the police shooting of Jacob Black, he went anyways. Lee goes over the remarks the President made during his time in Kenosha.
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FBI officials are searching for a bank robber in Utah, nicknamed the Band-aid Bandit. Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to explain the FBI's process for finding a bandit.
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A University of Utah pulmonologist recently spoke to reporters on COVID-19 and air pollution. Lee will walk though what she said on how air quality and COVID impact health.
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Last week, Mia Love came on Live Mic and expressed her anger after a new mural of prominent Utah was unveiled in Salt Lake City with some big omissions. Artist of the mural, Jan Haworth, joins Lee to discuss the process of deciding who was featured. And Sen. Deidre Henderson hops on the program to share her reaction to the mural.
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President Trump is headed to Kenosha, Wisconsin tomorrow, where Jacob Blake was shot in the back by a white police officer. Lee will discuss the visit and what he expects to see from the President. Listeners also share their thoughts on the topic.
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Evan McMullin is officially endorsing Joe Biden for President. Lee will walk through what the former candidate for president himself said on the topic on social media.
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More Americans who died from the coronavirus had underlying health conditions than previously thought. Lee will walk through the numbers and the #Only6%.
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The Granite School District is reminding parents of something simple they can do to slow the spread of COVID-19 and keep schools open...keep kids home if they're sick. Ben Horsley, Granite School District Spokesperson joins Lee to explain the district's concerns with parents sending sick kids to school.
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Hundreds of USU students are now quarantined after officials detected an increase of the coronavirus in the sewage. KSL NewsRadio reporter John Wojick joins Lee to explain USU's plan going forward.
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New baby leopards and a new baby gorilla are the newest additions to Utah's Hogle Zoo. A spokesperson for the Zoo, Erica Hansen, joins Lee to discuss the new babies along with how the zoo is recovering from the coronavirus.
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Amazon protesters set up a guillotine outside Jeff Bezos home yesterday. The protesters argue that since Bezos has made so much money in recent months, he should pay his employees more. Lee will break down that argument and explain the magic of the free market.
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Lee will walk through the history of Ponzi Schemes in Utah and U.S. attorney John Huber joins Lee to walk through charges in a recent money laundering case in Utah.
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A new mural in Salt Lake City features 250 women's faces. But it's missing some prominent Utah women, including former congresswoman Mia Love. Mia joins Lee to discuss the mural and who she thinks should have been included but weren't.
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Jaccarri Kelley, leader of Northern Utah Black Lives Matter, and others have organized a March on Washington at the Utah State Capital today, 57 years after the first March on Washington in 1963. Lee will talk about the anniversary with Jaccarri and what makes this year unique.
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Does mail-in balloting offer either party an advantage? According to research from Michael Barber, professor of political science at BYU, it hasn't in the past. Professor Barber joins Lee to explain the research.
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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi spoke to reporters yesterday and said she doesn't think Joe Biden and Donald Trump should debate. Lee will walk through the comments and Biden's response. And the Chair of the Utah Democratic Party Jeff Merchant joins Lee to discuss the speaker's thoughts.
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The Provo City Council voted to override Mayor Michelle Kaufusi's veto of a mask mandate ordinance. One councilmember voted against the override, though. Travis Hoban, Provo City councilman, joins Lee to explain his vote and the mandate.
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President Donald Trump accepted the Republican National Convention nomination for president last night. Lee will review key points from the President's speech last night.
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Google trends for 2020 show spikes in searches for topics related to anxiety and depression from the beginning of the pandemic, but then numbers went back to normal. Lee will discuss resiliency and how we're getting through the pandemic.
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Sofia Jeremias, in-depth reporter for the Deseret News, recently returned from a solo backpacking trip. After taking social distancing to new extremes, she'll join Lee to explain why she went and what she learned.
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A new poll found that 45% of Americans say they’re setting aside more money than usual. Shane Stewart, DMBA Financial Planner, joins Lee to break down what this could mean for financial and economic recovery.
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Emily Erickson, Alta High School senior, joins Lee to give tips on how to get the most out of school when classes are done remotely during the pandemic.
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Erin Pack, middle school English teacher at Saint Andrews Catholic School, joins Lee to discuss how private school has changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lee breaks down his thoughts on anonymous sources in the news.
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How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the opioid epidemic? Dr. Paul Christo, director of the Multidisciplinary Pain Fellowship Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital, joins Lee to explain how social isolation and disruptions to drug supply chains have changed the fight against addiction and overdose deaths.
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Real Salt Lake owner Dell Loy Hansen spoke this morning on the Radio From Hell show about players protesting and striking. His comments have sparked strong criticism and calls now for him to sell the team. Tom Hackett, KSL Sports writer and host of The Lion’s Den Podcast (Real Salt Lake themed), joins Lee to discuss the latest.
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Lee breaks down his biggest takeaways from Burgess Owens's speech last night at the Republican National Convention.
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Do moms and dads experience teleworking differently? Director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project, Susan Madsen has studied the impacts of working from home on family and career for men and women. She joins Lee to explain more.
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Burgess Owens will deliver a speech at the Republican National Convention tonight. Burgess joins Lee to discuss his thoughts before the speech and what to expect.
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Lee explains the latest work on the China Task Force and breaks down the latest US/China relationship.
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Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi says she'll veto a mask mandate passed by the Provo City Council last night. Lee will break down what the Mayor said during last night's city council meeting and other public comments.
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The CDC now has guidance to limit workplace violence due to belligerent people who don't want to wear masks. Lee will give his reaction.
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Lee will break down a letter from Representative John Curtis on who should get the COVID-19 vaccine first. Lee will break down the argument and review a conversation from earlier this month with a Utah immunologist on Utah's plan.
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Should Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have spoken during the Republican National Convention? Lee will break down the Hatch Act and ask for listener thoughts on the subject.
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We're now 43 days in to the Moonshot Challenge. Boyd Matheson will join Lee to discuss how Utah is doing with the challenge so far. Lee will then discuss the lessons we've learned from the pandemic and how it's changed us all.
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Has the coronavirus pandemic caused an increase in domestic violence? Researchers at BYU discovered a 7.5% increase in domestic violence–related 911 calls compared to spring 2019. Professors Emily Leslie and Riley Wilson join Lee to discuss their findings. And Salt Lake City detective Wilks talks about the domestic violence trends in Utah.
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An Enterprise High School cheerleader spoke out to fellow students and their parents at a football game, telling them to mask up. Dallee Cobb joined D2 earlier today to discuss that speech and the "no mask monday." Lee will review Dallee's brave decision.
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Lee will discuss battle raging around safe protests and if the bill of rights is ranked.
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Lee will walk through the speakers from night one of the Republican National Convention that stood out to him. Mia Love discusses what Burgess Owens needs to do with his speech coming up on Wednesday night. Mia spoke during the 2012 Convention. And listeners weigh in with their thoughts on the convention so far.
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A small asteroid is headed toward Earth, set to pass-by the day before the November election. Utah hobbyist astronomer, Patrick Wiggins, joins Lee to explain whether or not we should be worried.
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President Trump announced Sunday that the FDA has issued an emergency use authorization for a convalescent plasma treatment. Lee will walk through what the President has said and what doctors in Utah said about the use of Convalescent plasma earlier today. Dr. Steven Mobley, facial plastic surgeon joins Lee to explain further.
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Rep. Ben McAdams announced a new bill earlier today to stop seniors from falling victim to scammers. Rep. McAdams will join Lee to break down what the bill does and why it's so important.
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Trump's campaign has released an agenda for a second term. Lee will break down his biggest takeaways from the list.
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Chris Stewart recently penned two Op-Eds on America and supporting the police. He joins Lee to discuss further.
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Aimee Winder Newton, Delegate to the RNC, joins Lee to explain how the RNC is moving forward with a historic convention. And Bruce Hough, Republican National Committeeman, also discusses the RNC and what to look for over the next week from the Republicans.
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Multiple school districts return to the classroom this week throughout the state. Lee reviews plans in the Granite School District and Mary Richards joins Lee to explain return plans in the Canyons School District. And Movie Show producer Robynn Garfield was looking at taking her kids to the Davis School District after Salt Lake City School District announced plans for the fall. But now she's landed on having her kids join a Pandemic Pod. Robynn joins Lee to explain.
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The Utah Women and Leadership Project at USU research found that 39% of leadership positions in state government are held by women. Natalie Gochnour, associate dean of the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business and Director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to discuss why this is significant.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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The pandemic took a toll on the food sector of the Utah economy, but Taste Off Utah is doing its part to help eateries, caterers and restaurants stay in business. Co-founder Kristy Stoner joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to explain the idea behind taste testing events and how they work in the new normal.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Derek Miller, President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to talk about what's next for the Utah Leads Together plan -- and how consumer confidence is still very much central to the efforts behind the pandemic response in the Beehive State.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Katherine Kitterman joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to explain Better Days 2020, celebrating the strong history of women's suffrage in Utah. 50 years before women gained the right to vote in the United States with the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, Utah women cast their first votes. The project aims to strengthen women's futures in Utah by highlighting how Utah led the way in the past.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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What needs to happen with police reform in Utah is the subject of great debate, and Sen. Luz Escamilla, D-Salt Lake City, has an update on what she'd like to see the state legislature do. She joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to talk about policing in the 21st century.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Utah will play host to the Vice Presidential Debate in October, just a month ahead of Election Day 2020. Candidates Mike Pence and Kamala Harris will square off at the University of Utah. Guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti preview the event and what to expect.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Like many states, Utah has a rape kit backlog. State lawmaker Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake City, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to update how the state is addressing the issue.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Scott Howell, a Utah Democrat who twice served as the party's pick to run for Senate as a challenger to the now-retired Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, weighs in on the final night of the Democratic National Convention. Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti guest host.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Utah lawmaker Rep. Steve Eliason, R-Sandy, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to talk about mental health services. What is the state of Utah doing to support mental health services during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Utah lawmaker Rep. Steve Handy, R-Ogden, joins guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti to talk about his bill, HB 6007, to expand voter access during the pandemic.
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry airs weekdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City. Lee spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Republican Congressman Rob Bishop Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Peter Watkins joins guest host Kirk Jowers to discuss and break down the 1st congressional district race.
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Governor Herbert joins the program with guest host Kirk Jowers to discuss back to school, the new emergency deceleration and how the state is doing in the battle against the coronavirus.
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Dr. Russ Osguthorpe, MD, infectious Diseases Specialist speaks with guest host Kirk Jowers about the battle against COVID-19 and also COVID-19 and schools.
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Candidate for 1st congressional District, Blake Moore, joins guest host Kirk Jowers to discuss the campaign.
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NFL Running Back Tim Hightower and Stanford Defensive Standout Sean Barton joins guest host Kirk Jowers to discuss what the upcoming season for high school and college football will look like.
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Robert O’Brien, United States National Security Advisor, joins guest host Kirk Jowers to discuss serving under President Trump and the Iraqi Prime Minister’s visit at the White House today with President Trump.
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Donald Dunn joins guest host Kirk Jowers to break down the biggest takeaways from the 3rd night of the Democratic National Convention.
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Guest host Scott Howell discusses why anger isn't the right reaction to what's happening right now around the world.
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High school sports could be in jeopardy with COVID-19. Guest hosts Amy and Scott discuss the importance of sports and what Amy has learned as she's covered plans to return to school.
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Dave Kelly, Chair of the Pioneer Park Coalition, discussing the state of homelessness during the coronavirus in Utah.
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GUest hosts Scott and Amy discuss the new normal of life right now during the coronavirus.
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Guest hosts Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell break down some of the more interesting bills coming up in the special legislative session later this week. And Rep. Brian King, House Minority Leader, joins the program to discuss what lawmakers' goals are.
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Breaking down and reacting to a recent Op-Ed written by Representative Chris Stewart in the Deseret News. And listeners call in and leave voicemails about protesters and the hate towards America.
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Boyd Matheson discussing takeaways from the roll-call and day two of the Democratic National Convention. And guests hosts Scott Howell and Amy Donaldson discuss the issue of the country over party affiliation.
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Long-term care facilities have been hit hard by the coronavirus nationwide, including here in Utah. Lee will discuss what the future of these facilities could look like.
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Utah has 60 mink farms and one of those farms has mink with COVID-19, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. Clayton Beckstead, Utah Farm Bureau Northeastern Regional Manager, joins Lee to break down this latest strange COVID outbreak in Utah.
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Jeffery Tucker, Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research, argues in his recent Op-Ed, that one thing which will not return after the pandemic is public trust in the government. Jeffery joins Lee to discuss why. We also hear live calls from listeners on the topic.
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A man walked into a club Saturday morning in Salt Lake City with a gun. Lee will break down what happened next and why it matters.
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Lee will break down his biggest takeaways from the first night of the Democratic National Convention. He'll discuss who trashed Trump and who took the high road. Listeners give their reactions from the DNC. And, Does it even matter? Lee will review past conventions and discuss the future of political conventions after the coronavirus.
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Ms. Samantha Hansen, a first-year teacher at Elementary Spanish Teacher in Davis County, talks with Lee about how day one of school went yesterday and her expectations for the coming year.
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Director of Elections, Justin Lee, confirms Kanye West has qualified for the Presidential ballot in Utah. Justin joins Lee to discuss the latest on the election in November.
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Nathan Arizona, a founder of the Utah UFO Festival, joins Lee to discuss the latest from the Pentagon on forming a task force to investigate military UFO sightings.
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How has the coronavirus changed the way we vacation? Scott Jones, the owner of AccessRV, joins Lee to discuss how the RV industry is changing. And Brooke, her husband Jordan, and their three kids (@thecamperhous) have been full-time RVing for years. Now they're seeing more people wanting to get in on the remote living. Brooke joins Lee to discuss what they've seen.
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Murray and Wasatch School District return to campus today. Mary Richards observed kids return to the classroom today in the Murray School District. She'll break down her observations. Doug Perry, with Murray School District, joins Lee to discuss how the school day went on the first day back and how they'll continue to move forward in the district. And Wasatch School District Director of Academics, Dr. Garrcik Peterson joins Lee to discuss the schools plans and how it's going on day one.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to break down expectations for the 100% virtual Democratic National Convention this week.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling the House back into session later this week. Lee will break down the latest on the USPS and the election and what to expect this week out of congress.
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At first, it was a joke, but now it makes sense. The Trump administration is looking to end “showerhead tyranny” with a proposal to ease water efficiency standards the president says are messing with his “beautiful” hair. Lee explains how this links back to an executive order Trump signed on regulations back in 2017.
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Nurses from New York traveled down to Utah to help hospitals treat COVID-19 patients. Much like Utah nurses did at the beginning of the pandemic. Magdalena Litwinczuk, RN at Northwell Health in New York joins Lee to talk about her experience in Utah.
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Are human trials for a vaccine really the answer? A study at the University of Oxford challenges the practice of human trials. Lee breaks down the study and asks for listeners' opinions on the subject.
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Today marks the 75th anniversary of Victory over Japan Day--the effective end of World War II. V-J day came more than 3 months after Victory in Europe and only followed the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the invasion of Soviet soldiers. Lee looks back on a historic day.
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Is it possible to keep physical distancing in a band room? How will brand teachers accommodate safety measures? Orien Landis, Band Director at American Fork High School, joins Lee to discuss how his band program is dealing with the change.
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The president claims voter fraud has happened in three states because of mail-in voting. Lee dives into what the president has said about USPS and universal mail-in voting. And we hear from listeners on the subject.
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Dr. Briesacher, Senior Vice President, Chief Physician Executive at Intermountain Healthcare is urging people not to delay care because of coronavirus fears. Additionally, Steven Tew, the Service Line Director for the Clinical Neuroscience Center at University of Utah Health, joins Lee to discuss the Don’t Die of Doubt campaign aimed at addressing the massive decline in 911 calls and ER visits out of coronavirus fears.
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In 1936, Mary Pherribo used $500 she saved from her job as a housekeeper and bought a home in North Carolina. The equity from that property helped finance the homes and education of many of Mary's descendants, including great-granddaughter Tai Christensen who lives in Utah. Tai Christensen, director of governmental affairs at CBC Mortgage Agency joins Lee to discus the impact her great grandmother has made on her life.
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Fisher-Price is releasing a “mini me” toy line inspired by adult activities as parents continue to work from home. Lee gives his reaction to the new line of toys.
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Bye bye Blockbuster... Except maybe not? The very last standing Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon is closing its doors for movie rentals but opening it for vacation rentals. The store is being converted into an Air Bnb. Lee gives his reaction and takes a trip down memory lane.
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Utah has started knocking on doors again… How much catch up do census workers have to play? And when does someone not get counted? How many people aren’t counted because they’re unable to confirm residence? Mallory Bateman, State Data Center Coordinator & Sr. Research Analyst at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute joins Lee to discuss census efforts.
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BYU published a new study that found lobbying of the health sector has drastically increased since the start of the pandemic. So, why is it so appealing? What is going through a lobbyist head? Lobbyist Spencer Stokes joins Lee to explain the appeal.
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Cache County was given a $18 million federal grant to build a new maintenance and storage facility. The money is also going to be use to improve public transportation and decrease vehicle maintenance costs. Todd Beutler, CEO General Manager Cache Valley Transit District, joins Lee to discuss the project.
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The Road Home Family Shelter is looking for backpack, clothes and school supply donations to give to the 200 kids going back to school. Road Home communications specialist Alicia Gleed joins Lee to talk about what donations are needed and how a new grant will impact the shelter.
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How is Utah's unemployment doing? Today, Kevin Burt, Director of Unemployment Insurance in Utah, says numbers are looking good but it's about time for people who are on unemployment to begin looking for a job. Lee discusses the remarks from Burt.
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Lee breaks down the highlights from the today's COVID-19 press conference with Gov. Herbert and answers the question as to why the state is seeing a decrease in testing.
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TSA is seeing more guns at the airport where they shouldn't be. Lee will discus the trend in numbers and why this is not OK.
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Lee will discuss the President's Council on Physical Fitness. And Darby Freeland, a Physical Education Teacher at Copper Hills High discusses the importance of physical education and her plans for the fall to teach the subject.
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Chair of the Utah GOP, Derek Brown joins Lee to break down Republican's reaction to Joe Biden picking Kamala Harris as his running mate. Hear from listeners on the subject as well. Additionally, a comic, Hagar the Horrible, sits on Joe Biden's desk. Lee will discuss the comic and what it means for the candidate.
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Lee will review highlights from what Governor Gary Herbert told Dave and Dujanovic on his hopes before schools begin classes starting next week. Also, what do kids think about returning to school? Lee will break down comments from several Elementary, Junior High and High School students on their thoughts transitioning back to the classroom amid the pandemic.
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Biden announced his VP pick today... California Sen. Kamala Harris. Utah Democratic Party Chair Jeff Merchant and Biden's campaign chair in Utah, Scott Howell, join Lee to discuss the running mate.
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Amy Donaldson joins Lee to discuss similarities between the 1918 pandemic and today, especially when it comes to conspiracy theories. Also... the Pac-12.
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We now know who will speak at the Democratic National Convention next week and the list includes Republican former Ohio Governor John Kasich. Lee will review what Kasich said about the speech on a CNN interview last night. ABC News Correspondent Adam Kelsey joins the program to discuss the other speakers.
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Has political polarization gotten worse as simple things like masks, clothes and cars have become political? Lee will discuss his thoughts and ask for listeners' calls on what has surprised them by its politicization?
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What is going on in Russia? Lee will break down the latest news on the coronavirus and Putin's newest claim about having a coronavirus vaccine.
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The Salt Lake Police Association released a statement yesterday, disagreeing with parts of Salt Lake City Mayor Mendenhall's Executive Order Five on police reform. Lee will walk through what the association has said about racial disparities and what Chief Brown said on the same topic last week.
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Was President Trump joking about wanting his face on Mt. Rushmore? Maybe not. Lee will break down the latest and discuss the four presidents etched into the monument.
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In a recent committee meeting, Rep. Paul Ray expressed concerns over the proposed police reforms proposed last month by Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill. Rep. Ray joins Lee to discuss the proposals.
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A new Joint Economic Committee report breaks down the impact on the family as two-parent homes continue a downward trend nationwide. Lee will break down the report and give his biggest takeaways.
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Congressman John Curtis and Congressman John Joyce (MD) introduced the Returning Inappropriate Cash Handouts (RICH) Act. This would prohibit certain individuals from receiving temporary federal unemployment benefits authorized during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rep. Curtis joins Lee to discuss why this is important during the pandemic.
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Sen. Mitt Romney joins Lee to discuss the executive order signed by Trump over the weekend on coronavirus relief and other work happening in D.C.
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Larry Churchill wrote an essay on the Hastings Center’s bioethics forum that says he would avoid a hospital if they became overwhelmed and he came down with the coronavirus to save critical services for others in need.
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The Logan Police Department has fired Officer Miguel Deras, the former UofU police officer accused of showing explicit photos of Lauren McClusky to other officers. JC Jensen, of the law firm Nelson Jones representing Officer Deras, joins Lee to discuss reaction and what comes next for Deras.
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President Trump has now signed an Executive order on the popular TikTok and We Chat apps. Lee will discuss what this could mean for the world of tech.
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Audrey Stevenson, director of family health services for the Salt Lake County Health Department to talks about lessons learned when battling H1N1 in regards to immunization. Jacob Ferrin, RN, Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital Pediatric ICU Nurse to discuss what it was like working in New York during their peak of the coronavirus.
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Lee Cherie Booth, a public health nurse and contact tracing lead with the Salt Lake Department of Health who trains the new contact tracers, will discuss what life is like for contact tracers in Utah right now during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Lee will discuss his predictions for post-COVID-pandemic life and asks listeners what they think life will be like.
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An article published 100 years ago had some predictions for how life would be different by 2020. Now in 2020, Lee will walk through how right they were.
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Not happy with the direction the country is going? You're not alone. Lee will discuss how Republicans are not happy according to a recent poll.
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A new poll from the Deseret News and Hinckley Institute of Politics found many Utahns want a statewide mask mandate. Lee will breakdown the statewide use of a mandate vs. local control.
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The New York attorney general announced today that she will sue to dissolve the NRA. Lee will discuss the step and give his reaction.
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A BYU student is suing the university, saying his education was 'subpar' when the campus was closed and classes were moved online. Lee will break down the argument of this student and also ask for listeners' calls.
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After the Salt Lake County District Attorney's office was vandalized last month, some are now saying Sim Gill is filing Excessive chargesagainst those arrested and charged with felony rioting. DA Sim Gill joins Lee to discuss the charges.
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Yesterday, Chief Rodney Chatman discussed his reaction to the findings of an investigation into alleged conduct by officers in reference to photos of slain UofU student Lauren McCluskey. Today, Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to break down the Chief's comments and if his attitude is enough to create change in the department.
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Not getting enough sleep? Well the pandemic may be to blame. Lee will break down an interview with Dr. Kevin Walker, medical director of Intermountain Healthcare’s Sleep Disorders Center, on how to get better sleep amid a pandemic.
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Steven Winters, Salt Lake Police Association Union President, doesn't agree with all the policy changes for the police department announced earlier this week by Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall. Lee will break down an interview with Winters on his reaction.
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Lee will walk through the latest on an investigation into the use of explicit photos of Lauren McCluskey by the University of Utah Police. Chief Rodney Chatman joins Lee to discuss the results of the independent investigation.
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Caren Burns, a Granite teacher discusses the plans to return to schools in the Granite School District and the rally held last night. Listeners on the Deseret News/Hinckley Institute on parent's plans and their own plans. (Parents Survey)
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Kayla Bojkovsky is working as a WWOOFer this summer at a farm in Montana. The WWOOF program is seeing more and more kids joining their program to work on farms and learn about sustainable farming. Kayla joins Lee to discuss.
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Lee will break down the email from Katherine Kennedy, board member with the Salt Lake City School District, where she talks about returning to schools and Trump. Listeners answer the question of how politics impact returning to schools.
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There have been other times in our history as a nation when we waited for a vaccine... and hoped we were doing the right thing. Lee will review the development of the polio vaccine and even outdoor schools
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Looking forward to the election, Lee will discuss the possibility of no debate between Trump and Biden. And listeners give their take on delaying the election.
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Lt. Governor Spencer Cox is defending voting by mail in Utah and at the same time, President Trump discussed a possible executive order on mail-in-voting. Lee reviews the conversations.
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After three hot air balloons crashed yesterday near Jackson Hole has Lee wondering how common something like this is and how something like this could happen. Joe Davis, reporter for KSL and licensed pilot joins Lee to talk about a time he had trouble hot air ballooning and how piloting works on a hot summer afternoon.
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Lee will review what Rep. Chris Stewart said yesterday during an event at the Sutherland Institute on national security.
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Granite School District to holding a board meeting today. KSL Newsradio reporter Kelli Pierce has been covering these meetings with different districts for the past few weeks and has heard from teachers, students and administrators. Kelli joins to give more detail.
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Several Utah companies will have to pay fines and return money to customers for price gouging during the coronavirus pandemic. Lee will review a discussion with Attorney General Sean Reyes from March and talk about how things could have been much worse.
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SLC Mayor Erin Mendnehall announced major changes to police policies yesterday. Lee will break down the changes within the SLCPD and Chief Mike Brown joins Lee to discuss how officers will work with the changes going forward.
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A recent editorial in the Deseret News looked at a report from the Cato Institute on self-censoring. Lee will discuss the importance of free speech and hear from listeners on the subject.
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As vaccine trials are moving forward. Lee discusses who should get the vaccine first.
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The Deseret News/Hinkley Institute poll on the 4th congressional district race is close between Ben McAdams and Burgess Owens. Ben McAdams and Burgess Owens join Lee to discuss their reaction.
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Lee breaks down how Utah is doing in rolling averages for COVID-19 and Salt Lake City School District's plans for returning to school in the fall. Larry Madden, Interim Superintendent, joins Lee to break down the plans.
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Lee discusses his family and how his daughter is learning to swim, hike and sleep on Lee's chest..
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Lee breaks down the reaction and gives his own reaction to arrests and video from Cottonwood Heights protest against police brutality last night.
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Will wearing goggles and face shields be the new norm? Should teachers have to wear them in the classroom? Lee breaks down conversion from Dr. Fauci and other experts on the use of face shields.
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Utah Sen. Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss his opinion on the Supreme Court's rejection of a Nevada church's plea to re-open during the pandemic.
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Rhonda Bromley, Assistant Superintendent in the Alpine School District, joins Lee to break down going back to school options.
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Authorities have arrested 3 suspects in regards to a Twitter hack of to public figures in America, including Joe Biden and Elon Musk. Well, one person police arrested was a teen.
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Biden's VP pick is expected soon. Lee goes over who might be Biden's running mate, including Kamala Harris's chances.
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The NBA is back on the court! Team members around the country have taken a knee during the national anthem before the start of the game. Lee replays the controversy, looks at past conversations, and ask for listener opinions.
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The funeral for John Lewis took place earlier today and Lee will review what was said by three former presidents at the services. Lee also remembers the life of former GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain.
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One of President Trump's latest tweets discusses delaying the election in November, but he's talked previously about not doing this. Lee will break down the President's words and his reaction.
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Dr. Marion Bishop, ER doctor practicing in Logan and Brigham City works with COVID-19 patients daily and writes about it on her blog. She'll discuss how her attitude toward the virus has changed over the last 5 months and how people can stay safe.
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Lee will look into Morgan County's method of deciding who won a council member election.
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Voices of Utah Children has been holding Facebook live meetings on opening schools safely. Moe Hickey, Voices for Utah Children CEO, joins Lee to discuss what he's learned and how Voices for Utah Children is trying to help families. And Robynn Garfield is still considering moving her kids to a different school district to ensure they're in the classroom this fall. But now with Davis School District's plans released, she's also looking at other options.
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We now know what was in the time capsule housed below the Angel Moroni statue since 1892. History-loving Lee will break down the items found.
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Ahead of the launch of NASA's latest mars rover, Lee breaks down how this space exploration event will be different from previous missions. Plus, how parts of the rover were made here in Utah.
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As other universities around the country are backing out of hosting presidential election debates due to concerns on the coronavirus. But the University of Utah is still planning on hosting the general VP debate this fall. Lee will break down why this debate is important.
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Despite record gun sales, Remington is up against the ropes. Lee will discuss how this is possible and why the company is filing for bankruptcy once again.
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Patrick Riley, Davis Education Association Director, joins Lee to discuss teachers' thoughts on the plans for returning to school in the fall released yesterday from the Davis School District.
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NYTimes claims this is a big tobacco moment as tech CEOs testify today in a congressional hearing on antitrust. Lee will compare similar congressional testimonies from 1994 to today.
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Lee went in-depth yesterday on AG Barr's testimony to Congress. Now a day later, one of those in attendance has tested positive for the coronavirus. Lee will discuss how this will affect congressional leaders.
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Lee goes over the deadly accident in Taylorsville yesterday and reacts with how reading news like this impacts him differently since starting his own family.
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Farmers Feeding Utah distributes to food to refugees. Lee joined volunteers last night to distribute donations to refugees in Salt Lake County. Ron Gibson, Farm Bureau President, joins Lee to discuss this project.
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Commissioner Tanner Ainge joins the program to talk about the Utah National Guard.
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The Davis School District has released plans for the fall which include just two days in-person instruction a week. Dave Noriega, who's children attend classes in the district, joins Lee to give his reaction and what it will mean for parents.
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Lee will discuss the roll of businesses and the government in relation to economic recovery. He'll also discuss what it means to "need" stimulus money.
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The DNC has released health protocols for the upcoming convention and yesterday, the DNC discussed their platform for 2020. Scott Howell, Surrogate for Joe Biden in Utah, joins Lee to discuss the changes.
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Attorney General Barr continues his testimony in a committee hearing with the Department of Justice. Lee will break down what he's said so far and why it's important.
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The American Red Cross is experiencing a shortage of convalescent plasma from those who have recovered from the coronavirus. Cynthia De La Torre, Spokesperson for American Red Cross, joins Lee to explain why the need is so high.
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Lee will break down one of the weirdest parts of COVID-19. Lee's spoken to several prominent Utahns on their coronavirus illness and how it's affected them, but how are they recovering with lingering symptoms that just won't go away.
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Lee breaks down the Supreme Court's recent decision on a Nevada Church's challenge to COVID-19 restrictions. He'll also break down a letter lead by Sen. Mike Lee asking the president to protect religious freedom.
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Lex Scott, Founder of Black Lives Matter Utah and Sen. Mike Lee spoke on Fox News together on policing reforms. Lee will walk through what was said and give his own reaction.
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President Trump canceled the Republican National Convention in Flordia, but Utah is still taking a small group to North Carolina. Bruce Hough, one of Utah’s delegates and National Committeeman traveling to the convention joins Lee to discuss.
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Congressional Republicans have released the latest proposal on a stimulus package which includes another $1,200 check. Lee will walk through the proposal.
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Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to break down the West Jordan Plane Crash from Saturday. And Lee reviews the Colgan Air Flight 3407.
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Lee and his family had big plans for the weekend, then the coronavirus infected a family member and changed those plans.
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The Olympics would have started this weekend, but it's not the first time in history sports events have been canceled. Lee will discuss the history of canceled sports.
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Robynn Garfield plans to move her kids to a different school district if Salt Lake doesn't plan on in-person classes in the fall. She'll join Lee to explain why she's willing to drive further and move her kids' schools to ensure they're in class.
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In Jay Evensen's most recent opinion piece in the Deseret News, he asks how masks became a political issue. Lee will explain his answer to this question.
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Casey Scott and Tom Hackett join Lee to preview KSL Newsradio's newest podcast all about being a dad.
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The House voted to take down Confederate statues around the U.S. Capitol. It now moves onto the Senate. Lee breaks down the history of the statues in the U.S. capital. He'll discuss who is Roger Taney & the HR 7573 vote yesterday. Mark Shurtleff discusses his book Am I Not A Man - The Dred Scott Story And Rep. John Curtis, who voted against the statue removal.
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Wendy Moss, who organized a rally of teachers at the Capitol, joins Lee to break down the issues many teachers have with the return to school plans.
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Rep. Yoho apologized on the House floor, but emotions are running high in Congress right now. Lee will discuss how emotions are good & it's been much worse.
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Lee will break down the Republican's plan for new CARES funding and how it relates to the national financial deficit.
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Candice, Andy, & Benji (16 mo) Pierucci all came down with the virus. Thankfully, the family is recovering, but Lee has been concerned the same could happen in his own family. Rep. Pierucci will join Lee to discuss her family's experience with the virus and how their recovery is going.
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A ProPublica article goes after state officials for not listening to health officials in Utah. But Lee disagrees. He'll use the words of Dr. Dunn and Gary Herbert to explain why the state is working well together in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.
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Did you know Utah received two trees that had been to space? In the 1970s, on Apollo 14, one of the astronauts took more than 400 tree seeds to space as part of a Forestry Service study. When they got back, they planted all of them and gave them out as gifts to states as part of the US' bicentennial celebrations. Utah got 2 sycamores "moon trees." One of them got destroyed during the '99 tornado and the other was gifted to the now-defunct Lone Peak Nursery near the prison.
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After yesterday's Salt Lake Board of Education meeting yesterday, James Tobler, President of the Salt Lake Education Association joins Lee to discuss his reaction to pushing the start date to Sept. 8 and how the district will move forward with instruction in the fall.
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Lee will review what Governor Herbert, Dr. Dunn and Jake Fitiesemanu said during a press conference earlier today on the coronavirus pandemic. Utah's Pacific Islander population is the number one group affected by the coronavirus in Salt Lake County.
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The Utah Department of Health is warning Utahns of the dangers posed by mosquitoes, especially with the West Nile Virus. Hannah Rettler, zoonotic epidemiologist with the Utah Department of Health, joins Lee to explain the dangers and how to take precautions.
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UTA spokesperson, Carl Arky joins Lee to explain how UTA will bounce back from the dip in ridership during the coronavirus.
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President Trump released a statement and memorandum a few minutes ago on excluding undocumented migrants from the U.S. census. Lee breaks down what this means for undocumented residents and the census.
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Rep. Ben McAdams joins Lee to discuss his recently passed amendment which barres future spending on nuclear weapons testing. And former Rep. Jim Matheson, whose father died from cancer after living downwind from the Nevada Test Site where atomic tests were conducted in the 50s and 60s, joins the conversation.
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Sen. Mitt Romney spoke with Dave and Dujanovic earlier today on his expectations for the continuation of the additional $600 in unemployment benefits. Lee will break down those comments and discuss if the additional benefits should continue.
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Kindergarten is optional in Utah. Will more parents opt to wait for kindergarten given the pandemic? UEA President Heidi Mathews joins Lees to explain the concerns some teachers have when reviewing district plans for returning in the fall. Erika Bradshaw, President of Canyons Education Association, is on to discuss what teachers in the Canyons District think of plans for the fall. And we take listener calls from teachers to have them weigh in with their opinions.
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President Trump spoke with Chris Wallace on health concerns and took a cognitive test. Lee will break down the test and what it means in relation to the presidency.
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President Trump spoke with Chris Wallace on health concerns and took a cognitive test. Lee will break down the test and what it means in relation to the presidency.
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The FCC has designated '988' as the new National Suicide Prevention Hotline number. Rep. Chris Stewart will join Lee to discuss why this issue is so important to him and how the new number will work
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Lee will review the plan for schools in the Salt Lake City School District after Yandary Chatwin spoke with Dave and Dujanovic earlier today. He'll also review how tutoring has been impacted by the virus in Utah.
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David Laraway explains in his recent guest opinion in the Deseret News why comparing masks to seat-belts isn't the same. Lee will break down the argument and give his own.
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How is the coronavirus impacting fertility rates worldwide? Lee will review what Pam Perlich has said on the issue and how it could impact the economy.
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Ben Abbbot, Assistant Professor at BYU joins Lee to break down what researchers discovered compiling scientific research over the last few months on the use of masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Jason and Morgan discuss how the world is nuts right now, including Kanye and coronavirus.
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What is being done to ensure campus safety? Guest Hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti dive into the specifics.
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Melva Sine, CEO of the Utah Restaurant Association, to discuss who the restaurant industry was hit by the coronavirus and how restaurants are recovering.
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Molly Ann Erdman Wheeler, Managing Director of Community Outreach, discusses the work being done at the Hinkley Insititute and why it matters.
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Clark Ivory, CEO of Ivory Homes will talk about the HOPE Corps and UHero during the coronavirus.
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Jay Evensen, Senior Editorial Columnist, Deseret News, joins to talk about why polling matters in an election and how things are shaping up for the Governor's race in Utah. Also, Frank Pignanelli Partner at Foxley and Pignanelli to discuss the race for Governor and why Spencer Cox did well in the Primary election.
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Thomas Wright, Former Republican National Committee member to discuss what is expected with this year's convention. Additionally, Darlene McDonald, Democratic National Committee Member to breaks down expectations for the DNC.
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Guest Hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti speak with David Woolsenhulme, Commissioner of the State Board of Higher Education on how higher education has changed and his vision for higher education going forward. Also, how to increase online access to education, especially with COVID-19.
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Karen Hale, Co-chair, Utah Debate Commission, breaks down how the Commission works to organize debates throughout the state. Also, the VP debate is coming up at the U. How will the entire state benefit from the debate?
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Natalie Gochnour, associate dean in the David Eccles School of Business and director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, shares what areas of Utah's economy have been especially hit hard. Additionally, what long-term effects will hit our healthcare system?
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Justin Lee, Director of Elections, shares voter participation in the primary election and lessons learned from the largely vote-by-mail election.
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Jeff Merchant, Chair, Utah Democratic Party leads the conversation on Joe Biden's chances of winning the Utah vote in November.
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Derek Brown, Chair, Utah Republican Party talks about the Republican party primaries and moving forward to the November general election.
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Amy Donaldson, a reporter at the Deseret News, adds to the analysis of how sports and teams will look different as we move forward.
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Kyle Brennan, Chief operating officer and deputy athletics director for internal operations at the University of Utah Athletics Department illustrates the impact of the coronavirus on sports and collegiate athletes.
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Syd Dixon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction at the Utah State Board of Education lays out school districts' re-opening plans across the state for the fall.
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Guest hosts Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon CottiLuz speak with State Senator Escamilla to discuss why the Democrats in the State Legislature have called for a statewide mask mandate. She also shares what she has done to ensure kids can return to school safely.
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Ruth Watkins, President of the University of Utah, joins guest hosts, Jason Perry and Morgan Lyon Cotti, to discuss plans for in-person classes in the fall. They also discuss how the U of U hospital is leading in COVID-19 response and research.
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A press conference was held earlier today addressing how the coronavirus is impacting the State's Latino community. Lee breaks down the information provided.
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Judge Todd Shaughnessy, of Utah's 3rd District (Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele counties) and member of the Utah Judicial Council joins Lee to break down creating the pandemic response plan for Utah courts and how courts are currently operating.
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Utah County Commissioner, Bill Lee, wants Utah County schools to get an exemption to the Governor's mask mandate. Commissioner Nathan Ivie joins Lee at 2:05 to discuss why he disagrees.
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Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to break down the plans on returning to school in the Alpine School District.
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Presumptive Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden spoke with reporters on the congressional filibuster and how it might be time for a change to the rule. But he's not the first to support the idea. President Trump has also spoken against the rule.
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Lee signed up to test the newest vaccine for the coronavirus. He'll give an update on the latest as the world fight's the virus spread.
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Across the country, the number of background checks for firearm purchases has more than doubled in the last three months. Lee dives into why that might be the case.
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Is it time to "cancel" the National Anthem? Lee reacts to the L.A. Times idea to have "Lean on Me" as the National Anthem. You'll hear listeners' responses as well.
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Working from home? Why not work from the beach? Barbados is offering incentives for workers to come work remotely.
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The Ute Stampede Rodeo starts Thursday. Stetson Wright, 2019 PRCA All-Around World Champion, joins Lee to discuss the rodeo and his all-rodeo family.
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Rep. Lee Perry joins Lee to discuss Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill's proposed changes to justice reforms.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill spoke last week on the need for justice reform. Now his office has released a detailed list of proposed changes.
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As Utah Courts continue to hold court via video, the pros and cons become more apparent. Attorney Daniel Irvin joins Lee to describe his experience during the coronavirus.
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The University of Utah in March reaffirmed its partnership with the Ute Indian Tribe. A memorandum of understanding between the two includes promoting awareness of American Indian culture. Lee will revisit a discussion he had with Fred Esplin from the University on this issue in March.
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Salt Lake City School District announced they will not hold in-person classes if Salt Lake City stays in the Orange risk phase in the fall. How will this affect students' mental health and how can they get help should they need it? Christina Zidow, Chief Operating Officer, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and who helped arrange the program with the Salt Lake School District with Odyssey House, joins Lee to explain how kids can get help.
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Weber State, Westminster and UofU are joining other colleges around the country in opposing a Trump administration rule that would ban international students from attending college if they only take online classes. Weber State University President Brad Mortensen joins Lee to discuss why the University is opposed to the rule.
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Weber State, Westminster and UofU are joining other colleges around the country in opposing a Trump administration rule that would ban international students from attending college if they only take online classes.
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Lee discusses what's coming up on the program today, including discussion about a Trump Administration rule change involving international students attending school in the United States and school names that are currently in the news.
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How has the coronavirus impacted the expected mortality rates across the country and here in Utah? Not as much as you might expect. Facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Mobley, joins Lee to discuss.
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On Friday, Dr. Mark Briesacher, Chief Physician Executive with Intermountain Healthcare, said Utah was close to reaching hospital capacity. Lee reviews some of what was said on Friday.
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Farmers Feeding Utah has held two "Miracle Projects" in Utah since the pandemic began. One in the Navajo Nation and one in Cache Valley. Their next project will be in Salt Lake and they're in need of help to make it possible. Ron Gibson, President of the Utah Farm Bureau, joins Lee to discuss the growing the latest push to offer relief and how people can contribute.
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Lee breaks down President Trump's Roger Stone commutation and Sen. Mitt Romney’s reaction from the weekend.
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What is the effect of holding court cases via video conference? Lee will break down how courts are continuing and what the possible impact could be in the long run.
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In Boyd Matheson's latest Op-Ed, he lays out what Utahns can do to fight the coronavirus together by Labor Day. Boyd, the host of KSL Newsradio's Inside Sources, joins Lee to break down what can be done by each Utahn to have safe schools in the fall.
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The Libertas Institute’s survey found 90% of Utah voters agree that police officers who have been proven to use excessive force against an individual should be subject to mandatory suspension or termination of their police certification. (68% “strongly agree.”) Molly Davis Libertas Institute’s criminal justice policy analyst via phone to break down the polling.
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Lee will break down his thoughts on Jay Williams' "tone deaf" thoughts on the NBA. Lee explains his own "tone deaf" moments during the pandemic.
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Washington Redskins released a statement today saying the team's mascot will undergo a name change. Lee will walk through the possible effects of the change and the cost in merchandising.
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Lee enjoyed the farmers market this weekend and did something he hasn't been able to in a long time thanks to the pandemic... make new friends. He'll discuss how the "New Normal" is affecting his own life.
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With the new Pickleball complex in Clearfield, Lee is excited with the growing popularity of one of his favorite sports. Mark Floyd, President Ogden Pickleball Association joins Lee to discuss pickleball's growth in Utah.
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With the new Pickleball complex in Clearfield, Lee is excited about the growing popularity of one of his favorite sports.
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Lice Clinics of America, the world’s largest network of professional urgent care head lice clinics, has seen a 25% increase in lice activity from April to May of this year, Dr. Krista Lauer with Lice Clinics of America joins Lee to explain why this is concerning.
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Leaders and physicians from major health networks spoke out on Friday with their concerns about increasing COVID-19 numbers, particularly, the space in hospitals. KSL Newsradio reporter Paul Nelson attended the meeting, and joins Lee wth his observations.
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Should schools be open? Lee will walk through what the President and his staff have said on the issue.
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After a discussion about the "appropriate attitude" at a protest, Lee discusses what he's seen at various protests across Utah this year.
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Erica Evans' piece in the Deseret News examines that question as protests become trendy across the country. And a protest Thursday in Salt Lake City ended with red paint and broken windows outside the Salt Lake DA's office.
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Officials from Intermountain Healthcare, University of Utah Health, HCA MountainStar Health and Steward Health said in a press conference earlier today that it won’t be safe to return to school in the fall if there isn’t a big decrease in cases. Lee will walk through what the doctors said on the issues.
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Sen. Dan McCay in a Deseret News opinion piece argues that wearing a mask is the “conservative thing to do.” He'll join Lee to explain his thoughts on mask-wearing and we'll have a reaction to the Governor's challenge issued to all Utahns yesterday.
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Alecia Williams, a spokesperson for Utahns exploring a write-in campaign for Jon Huntsman Jr., joins Lee to explain why she believes the effort is worth exploring.
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The family of Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal is about to speak to the decision of Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill, which concluded that the officer-involved shooting of Palacios-Carbajal was justified under Utah law.
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District Attorney Gill walked through the findings of the Officer Involved Critical Incident Protocol Investigation into the use of Deadly Force by Salt Lake City Police Department Officers on May 23, 2020 earlier today.
KSL Newsradio host Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to help dissect the decision.
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The U.S. Supreme Court issued two rulings today that involve President Trump’s Tax returns, which he’s never released publicly. Lee will walk through the arguments and reactions from officials.
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The U.S. Supreme Court issued two rulings today that involve President Trump’s tax returns, which he’s never released publicly.
Lee will walk through the arguments and reactions from officials. Paul Cassell, U of U law professor and former Federal Judge, joins Lee to explain what comes next.
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We'll delve into several breaking news stories today, including an announcement by Salt Lake County District Attorney Gill on whether an officer-involved shooting was justifiable under Utah law.
Also - the Supreme Court rules on the President's tax information. How is it that both sides are celebrating?
And then there's the challenge issued today by Utah Governor Gary Herbert regarding masks.
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Will Jon Huntsman Jr. run as a write-in candidate? Lee will break down what this could mean for the governor's race in November.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Fox News earlier this week that the U.S. is considering a ban on the popular social media app TikTok. This comes after India has already announced a ban on the app. Lee will break down how this ban mike work and why the U.S. is so concerned about China using comments from FBI Director Christopher Wray yesterday.
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The US Supreme Court released two religious freedom linked decisions today. In one, the court upheld exemptions to the Affordable Care Act’s birth control mandate. Kelsey Dallas, a national religion reporter for the Deseret News joins Lee at 2:20 to break down the decisions.
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The US Supreme Court released two religious freedom linked decisions today. In one, the court ruled 7-2 in favor of religious institutions have the ultimate power in the hiring and firing of teachers. Kelsey Dallas, a national religion reporter for the Deseret News joins Lee at 2:20 with her input.
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KSL Newsradio's Becky Bruce joins Lee to break down Episode 8 of Hope in Darkness: The Josh Holt Story. For most of the nearly 23 months a Utah man spent in a Venezuela prison, Josh Holt says his family in the US and Venezuela worked behind the scenes to try to get his new stepdaughters, Marian and Nathalia, out of that country.
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Jerome Powell told the House Financial Services Committee last month that the Federal Reserve is seeing a shortage of coins nationwide. Doug Wright joins the program to discuss if coins are relevant anymore.
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Jerome Powell told the House Financial Services Committee last month that the Federal Reserve is seeing a shortage of coins nationwide. But are Utah businesses really seeing a significant difference? Lee will breakdown the latest.
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After a Bountiful High School alumna started a petition to change the school's mascot from the "Braves," the Utah League of Native American Voters released a statement supporting the change. Lee reviews what Darren Parry, Former chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Tribe, told Dave and Dujanovic earlier this morning.
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After a Bountiful High School alumna started a petition to change the school's mascot from the "Braves," the Utah League of Native American Voters released a statement supporting the change. James Singer. Sociology Professor at SLCC, former congressional candidate, &Co-founder Utah League of Native American Voters, joins Lee with their input.
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Will Governor Gary Herbert announce a statewide mask mandate after Utah Hospital Association sent letter? Yesterday, we looked at the Salt Lake Chamber’s request to the governor.
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Are “COVID parties” happening and spreading the disease? According to Wired, the news on frat parties to spread the coronavirus doesn’t have much evidence. Lee will break down what officials have actually said on the issue in Tuscaloosa.
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An alumna of Bountiful High School has started a petition to change the name of the school's mascot from "Braves." Lee will react to this petition and give his thoughts on what Mallory Rogers is hoping to accomplish.
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Katharine Gorka writes in the Daily Signal on how civics education relates to violent turmoil of recent weeks, including the destruction of statues and memorials. She joins the show.
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A civics test is required to graduate from High School in Utah, but is it a good gauge of civics education in the state? Lee reviews the questions.
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Lee breaks down Utah state epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn's update on COVID-19 in Utah and addresses the latest information the CDC on Excess Mortality.
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State epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn spoke with Dave and Dujanovic this morning on the current plateau of coronavirus cases in Utah, returning to schools and wearing masks. And how has the coronavirus impacted the expected mortality rates across the country and here in Utah? Not as much as you might expect. Lee will break down Dr. Dunn's comments from this morning.
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Hannah and Daniel Neeleman, owners of @ballerinafarm join Lee to talk about their experience moving from New York to Kamas to start a farm.
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Moving out of the big city is becoming increasingly popular during the coronavirus, but it can have big impacts on the neighborhoods people are leaving and moving into.
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Democratic candidate Chris Peterson joins Lee to discuss what he thinks of Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox as an opponent in Utah's race for governor. Cox was declared the winner for the Republican Primary this week.
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Lt. Governor Spencer Cox has been declared the winner for the Repbublican Primary in the race for governor. His running mate, Diedre Henderson joinS Lee to discuss her hope going forward.
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The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and other Utah businesses are urging state officials to include the requirement to wear a face mask in public places. At the same time, Governors around the country, including here in Utah, are urging more personal responsibility in the battle against the virus.
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President Trump is continuing and ramping up his opposition to changing the names of U.S. military bases. Lee will review what's been said by the lawmakers. Rep Rob Bishop joins the conversation to discuss NDAA: GBSD dodged a bullet.
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President Trump gave a patriotic speech at Mount Rushmore for the 4th of July. Lee will break down some of his biggest takeaways from the speech.
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The Supreme Court of the United States has released opinions on two big cases. Lee will break down the arguments on these cases and give his reaction.
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Which factors led to the nearly certain victory of Spencer Cox in the race for the GOP nomination? Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss Cox vs Huntsman. Lee will also break down the latest in the Attorney General's race.
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Lee gives an update on the wildfires burning around the state. And tells the story of how he and others helped put out a fire themselves.
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Representative Walt Brooks gives his thoughts on the renaming of Dixie State University.
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Sen. Mike Lee has proposed resolution to condemn mob violence in the U.S. Lee breaks down Sen. Lee's comments on the Senate floor.
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Lee discusses Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkam's decision on the eviction of protesters in CHOP.
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Boyd Matheson talks to Lee about the controversy of removing monuments around the country, commenting on an article he wrote this week.
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Rep. Curtis comments on the letter he sent to the President asking for an exemption to H1B VISA's.
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Robert Austin, Humanities Team Coordinator on the Utah Board of Education discusses Pres. Trump's proposed ban on certain foreign VISA's and how they would impact Utah's Dual Language Programs.
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Burgess Owens has a clear lead in the 4th congressional district race. Mia Love joins Lee to discuss her thoughts on the position after she was unseated by Ben McAdams. Burgess Owens discusses the path forward and Rep. Ben McAdams talks about his plan going forward with a clear opponent.
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Tom Sakievich is leading incumbent Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie by 20 percent in preliminary results. Ivie claims his opponent has made promises he can’t fulfill. Tom Sakievich joins Lee to discuss.
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Blake Moore and Bob Stevenson are too close to call with the Republican preliminary results for the 1st congressional district republican candidate. Blake Moore joins Lee and Bob Stevenson to discuss the path forward.
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Governor Gary Herbert welcomed the donation of 500,000 masks for Utah’s teachers and students. He discussed the importance of masks, the state’s mortality rate with the virus and plans to return to school in the fall. Lee will walk through what the Governor and Superintendent Dickson said this morning.
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Preliminary results are in for the Republican candidates for Governor. Both Greg Hughes and Thomas Wright have conceded as of this morning.
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Today is the Utah Primary election. Ballots need to be postmarked before 8 p.m. tonight. Every Republican candidate for governor will discuss their qualifications and expectations ahead of tonight’s deadline.
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Schools must develop and publicize plans for returning to school by August 1. Lee will give his reaction and also ask listeners if they'll be sending children back to school in August.
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In a Senate hearing today, Senator Mitt Romney questioned Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Redfield from the CDC on where the virus is spreading. Lee will review what was asked and said in the hearing.
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Rep. Chris Stewart agrees the President was never briefed on intelligence regarding a Russian bounty on U.S. troops. He joined Dave and Dujanovic earlier today to discuss. Lee will review that conversation and give his own reaction.
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This week is what the Army is calling “Nation Hiring Days.” LTC Raphael Vasquez, commander for the Salt Lake City recruiting battalion, will join Lee to explain why it's important and how recruiting is working during the coronavirus.
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Provo Police are investigating after video of a protest last night showed what appeared to be an SUV driving through the protest while gunshots are heard. Provo Police in a statement said the driver was struck by a bullet. Lee will review what the police and Mayor have said about the incident.
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Chuck E Cheese files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Lee goes over why and what it means for the business next.
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Lee gives an update on elections ahead of tomorrow's primary.
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How do police negotiations work? Mark Lowther, a former chief of the Weber Police Department and member of the SWAT team, join Lee to break it down
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Kenny Bass with the Murray Police Department speaks on the story from last week about the woman who fired a gun at police but was subdued.
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Lee talks to Brad and Lyle Berglund, the brothers who were first on the scene of a deadly plane crash in Centerville last week. They tell the story...
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What does a return to school look like? What are the restrictions going to be like when schools return? Lee breaks down some of the changes being made.
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A story of the man who plowed a fire-line and saved dozens of homes in Saratoga Springs. Paul Nelson also gives an update on the fires and how evacuations worked with COVID-19 restrictions.
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Businesses in Salt Lake can get a seal of approval from the Chamber of Commerce to show they’re sticking with local health requirements. Derek Miller, President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber and Downtown Alliance, joins Lee to explain how it works.
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It’s impacted everything else…and Utah’s COVID-19 response impacting key primary races. Lee will explain how and what difference it's made in the debates.
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Senator Mitt Romney wants to require businesses to use E-verify to confirm workers eligibility in an effort to de- incentivize illegal immigration. Lee will breakdown the Senator's comments and why he disagrees.
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Lt. Kenneth “Kage” Allen’s body will return to Utah and flags will line the procession route between Salt Lake and Farmington.
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The Governor will let Salt Lake and Summit Counties mandate mask-wearing in public spaces. And Harmons announced they'll require masks for customers starting tomorrow.
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The District Attorney’s office won’t pursue charges against protesters, arrested during curfew on the night of May 30 in Salt Lake City. Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney tells Lee why.
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This monument stuff is getting out of hand … Douglass spoke at the dedication. Lee will break down his thoughts on taking down memorials across the country.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced the creation of a new commission on Racial Equity in Policing. Rev. France Davis will serve on the commission and joins Lee to discuss what he hopes the commission will accomplish.
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Drew. Dittmer, Herpetologist and Native Species Coordinator with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, joins Lee to break down why the DWR wants people to catch bullfrogs in Utah.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to break down his recent opinion piece in the Deseret News ahead of the Primary election next Tuesday.
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President Trump has committed to visiting the Mount Rushmore Monument for the 4th of July celebration--with fireworks--amid a national outcry over national monuments.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci earlier this week said it’s a matter of when not if a coronavirus vaccine will be ready, but when it is ready, who will get if first? Melinda Gates has some thoughts. Lee will walk through Melinda's thoughts and give his own.
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Bubba Wallace spoke to CNN yesterday. Lee will break down that interview after a "noose" was found in Wallace's garage.
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Just six days away from the Primary election next week and the Republican candidates for Governor in Utah are spending that cash… in very different ways.
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For the latest installment of the Hope in Darkness Podcast, Episode 6 zeroes in on Josh Holt’s mom, Laurie. Producer Becky Bruce joins Lee to explain Laurie's roll in getting Josh home.
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Former Governor and former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Michael Leavitt, spoke in a Senate hearing yesterday on preparing for the next pandemic.
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Should Madison Cawthorn win in Nov, he will become the youngest member since 1797. Lee will breakdown the life of this congressional candidate.
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Governors in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut announced a joint travel advisory from states with high infection rates… including Utah.
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Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson submitted a request to the Governor to allow Salt Lake County to require face coverings in retail and commercial establishments. Lee breaks down the request and what it could mean for the county.
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The COVID-19 episode will likely lead to a large, lasting baby bust, according to a report from the Brookings Institute. Pamela Perlich director of demographic research for the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, joins Lee to discuss how this could impact Utah.
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Melanie Davis, Child and Family Therapist. Melanie talks to people about race every day. Her private practice in Sugar House is geared specifically toward serving the black community. She'll talk with Lee about the issues she sees in her therapy work and what others can do to help the black community.
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Adrienne Andrews, the chief diversity officer at Weber State University will discuss her work at the University and what Utahns can do to better understand race and what they can do to help create meaningful change.
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Libby Mitchell, adoptive mother, will discuss life in a multiracial family. Libby will talk about the issues she wasn't aware of, until she saw them through her children's lives.
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Marlon Lynch, the University of Utah's first chief safety officer, recently moved to Utah from New York. He will speak with Lee on policing policies, his own experience of moving his family to a predominantly white state and what he sees as the best steps forward on policing policy.
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Some funding for the SafeUT app was cut during the special session last week, but the program is continuing to expand. Sen. Daniel Thatcher explains in a pre-recorded interview.
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Lee will give an update on how the effort to register more voters as Republicans is going.
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President Trump's Tweet on voter fraud is continuing his rhetoric against voting-by-mail. Utah though has seen successful elections through mail-in-voting.
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After the violence in the CHOP in Seattle this weekend that left one young man dead, officials have announced the return of police to reclaim the area.
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President Trump spoke with a Scripps reporter on the possibility of another stimulus package. Lee will play the short interview and discuss what another stimulus package could look like.
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Utah is well situated to recover from a disaster according to data from the Census Bureau that looked at risk factors per household. Lee will break down the data and what it means for Utah's response to the coronavirus.
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Rep. Chris Stewart joins Lee to discuss the Republican's police reform bill, which has come under fire earlier today from Democrat Chuck Schumer.
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The Governor has now responded to a memo from Dr. Dunn yesterday on possibly moving the state back to orange if case count averages don't decrease. Lee will walk through the memo and response from the governor.
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This election will be the first in Utah with partisan School Board elections. Lee will discuss what was said during the 2016 session when this bill passed. Lee also hears from listeners.
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The director of the National Cancer Institute is worried more people will die from cancer due to avoiding regular check-ups during the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. John H. Ward Interim Senior Director of Clinical Affairs and Interim Physician-in-Chief of Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah, and Professor of Medicine joins Lee to discuss more.
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Bolton spoke to ABC News' Martha Raddatz about his upcoming book release coming tomorrow. Lee will break down what Bolton said and why it matters.
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President Trump held a rally in Tulsa over the weekend. Lee will discuss what the President said at the rally with fewer than expected in the crowd.
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In a press conference Friday, U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Michael Gilday announced Captain Brett Crozier would not be reinstated as the commander of the USS Theodor Roosevelt. Lee will break down the latest on this story.
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Teens may be struggling to get and keep summer jobs during the coronavirus. Sam Langi, who just graduated from East High joins Lee to discuss how he's been affected as a teen with his work hours being cut.
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As part of the budget bill passed in the special session, an app like the SafeUT app, specifically for first responders, was cut. Legislators also cut a pay increase for themselves.
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Lee wraps up his thoughts on Juneteenth after the weekend and wraps-up the special legislative session from last week. Senate President Stuart Adams joins Lee to break down the budget and other 26 bills passed during the session.
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This Father's will be Lee's first after the birth of his baby daughter in November. He'll share his thoughts on this first for his family.
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Rep. Ben McAdams joins Lee to discuss the 4th congressional district race and why he should be re-elected.
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President Trump took to Twitter after the ruling on DACA by the Supreme Court and will take another run at the issue. Senator Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss the latest on DACA and Section 230.
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The Utah Legislature passed a bill in special session yesterday to ban police from using “knee on neck” restraints. Lee will go over the debate from the capitol.
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Chris Peterson, Democratic Candidate for Governor discusses his race for governor and why he's qualified for the job.
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According to Utah Fire Info, the “irresponsible use of exploding targets have caused five Wildfires in Utah in the past five days.” Lee gives his reaction to this news and discusses the use of tannerite.
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After the release of the May unemployment report this morning, Department of Workforce Services Chief Economist Mark Knold says "May's employment improvement marks April as the low point in the COVID-19 economic setback." Mark joins Lee to discuss how Utah's improving employment numbers.
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Utah has been celebrating Juneteenth for decades. Former Rep. Al Jackson Sponsored a 2016 bill creating a Juneteenth Freedom Day in Utah on the 3rd Saturday in June. Jackson joins Lee to discuss Juneteenth's importance
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The House will vote next week on a bill to grant the District of Columbia its own statehood. The last time Congress voted on the issue of creating the 51st state was in 1993. After living in D.C. himself, Lee will give his thoughts on what this would mean for the country.
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Trent Christensen joins Lee to discuss his bid for Utah's 4th congressional district.
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Elder David A. Bednar of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was a speaker at BYU Law School's annual "Religious Freedom Annual Review". During his presentation he spoke on how government handling of the COVID-19 pandemic should be a wake-up call on the potential infringement on religious freedoms. Tad Walch, Church News Reporter, joins Lee to discuss.
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Theresa Foxley, CEO of EDCUtah said in yesterday's press conference we could see a program like the CCC emerge once again as a tool to climb out of the COVID-induced recession. Lee will discuss the history of the corps.
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Mark Zuckerberg has laid out a new campaign that will allow Facebook and Instagram users to essentially shut off political ads. Lori Moylan, Public Policy Manager at Facebook, joins the show to explain how it would work. Lee also walks through listener reactions.
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Jay "JayMac" McFarland joins Lee to discuss his bid for Utah's 4th congressional district.
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The Supreme Court of the United States released a 5-4 decision this morning ruling the Trump Admin acted illegally in ending the DACA program. Lee will walk through reactions coming in from national and state officials. Heidi Chamorro joins Lee to give her reaction to the ruling. Heidi was a petitioner in a recent case that successfully petitioned the Utah Supreme Court to change the state bar rules allowing DACA recipients to sit for the Bar.
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In USA Today, Mark Zuckerberg lays out a new campaign that will allow Facebook and Instagram users to essentially shut off political ads. Lee will give his reaction
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Northrop Grumman's Rocket Boosters are now at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. These Utah-built boosters will be used in NASA's first space launch for the Artemis I mission. Charlie Precourt, vice president, propulsion systems, Northrop Grumman, will joins Lee to discuss the project and the Artemis Mission.
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Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown spoke with Dave and Dujanovic this morning on the resigning of officers since the protests started on the death of George Floyd. Lee will review what the Chief said and give his thoughts on resignations around the country.
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Sen. Mitt Romney and other senators will read Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail on the floor of the United States Senate. Lee will walk through the audio from the Senate floor and discuss why this matters.
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Burgess Owens joins Lee to discuss his race in the 4th congressional district.
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The pilot who died in a U.S. Air Force fighter jet in the North Sea has been identified as Utahn 1st Lt. Kenneth “Kage” Allen. Kelli Pierce, KSL Newsradio Reporter, joins Lee to discuss who this pilot was and what has been said about him since the announcement of his death.
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The President spoke today after signing an executive order on Safe Policing for Safe Communities. Lee will walk through what the President said this morning from the Rose Garden.
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The Utah State Legislature will hold a special session later this week. Among the list of issues to be addressed are the state budget, data privacy and extending the state of emergency. Lee will walk through more of what's expected in the session.
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United Utah Party co-founder Jim Bennet argues in a new Deseret News opinion piece that Republicans in Utah should move from a closed primary to an open primary. Lee speaks with Bennet about his article.
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U.S. Retail is bouncing back faster than expected in the last month. Lee will ask for listeners' reactions and will also give his own. Spencer Christensen Mr. Mac President (Son of Mr. Mac Founder) runs the City Creek location and joins Lee to discuss how his business has been affected by the pandemic and other recent events.
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A new ad released by the Republican Voters Against Trump shows Sen. Lindsey Graham praising Joe Biden and calling out President Trump. Lee dives a little bit deeper.
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Rep. Kim Coleman joins Lee to discuss her bid for the 4th District Congressional seat.
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New Gallop Poll shows "American pride has continued its downward trajectory reaching the lowest point in the two decades." Lee reacts to this and gives his take.
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Proposed reform bills in Congress from Democrats and Republicans would make officers' disciplinary records public and create a national database of allegations. Ian Adams, Utah State Fraternal Order of Police Executive Director, joins Lee to discuss the bills.
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The Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP wants to see more citizen review boards in Utah. Rep. Paul Ray is responsible for a portion of Utah law which prohibits Civilian Review Boards from having actual authority to do anything other than offer recommendations. Rep. Ray joins Lee to discuss the law.
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The Capital Hill Autonomous Zone or “Capitol Hill Organized Protest” in Seattle has many people scratching their heads. Lee will look at what has been said about the zone by Police Chief Best. Jason Rantz, Host of The Jason Rantz Show Every Weekday On AM 770 KTTH shares with Lee what he's seen in Seattle.
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Host of Thurl Talk Podcast, Thurl Bailey spoke recently with “Dr. J” Julius Erving on racism and growing up in the 1950s and 60s. Thurl joins Lee to discuss the conversation.
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Lee will give his reaction to this wild story of a former DEA head of public affairs admitting to involvement in a fraud scheme.
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The 2016 GOP Platform won’t be changing for 2020 but will roll over. It includes language against “the current administration.” Lee breaks down what's happening inside the GOP.
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Governor Gary Herbert called an emergency meeting last week for the Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Commission. Lee will walk through some of what was said at that meeting. Bridget Shears, Commissioner on the Martin Luther King Jr. Human Rights Commission, also joins Lee to discuss the proposals posed in the meeting.
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Ogden Police Chief Randy Watt discussed the governor’s announcement on chokeholds yesterday with Jeff Caplan. Lee will review this conversation and give his reaction.
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Utah scientists are using sewage to track the coronavirus in Utah. Before the spike in cases in Cache County, they saw a spike. Lee will breakdown the latest in this story.
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Friday marked 100 days since the first COVID-19 positive case in Salt Lake County. Mayor Jenny Wilson, Salt Lake County Mayor, joins Lee to discuss what has been done in the county to fight the battle against the virus.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints updates missionary attire guidelines. Lee will react to this story.
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President Trump says he won't sign any legislation to change the names of military bases as calls grow for changing 10 base names. Lee will breakdown what the President's press spokesperson said on the issue and why the President is so against the idea.
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Boyd Matheson hosted a governor’s candidate forum earlier today with each of the candidates for governor. Lee will highlight some of the biggest takeaways.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has sent a letter asking for the removal of Confederate statues from the U.S. Capitol. Lee will review what Pelosi has said on the issue.
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Gen. Mark Milley has apologized for his role in a photo op last week with President Trump at a church near the White House. Lee will walk through the events and apology.
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The D.C. Lee left in December is not the same as today. After two weeks of protests, the streets of D.C. have been transformed. Natalie Andrews, Congressional reporter for the Wall Street Journal joins Lee to discuss.
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Yesterday, Gov. Herbert and Dr. Angela Dunn held a press conference to update the state on the pandemic. Go. Herbert also made some announcements regarding law enforcement and better serving minority communities in the state. Lee breaks down the highlights from the conference.
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KSL will host a special 90-minute forum on Thursday from 11:00 – 12:30 with each of the GOP candidates for governor. Boyd Matheson joins Lee to preview.
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Cops will not return to air this summer on the Paramount Network for a 33rd season. Lee will give his reaction and walk down memory lane to days of watching Cops with his dad.
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Arrests and charges are continuing following the violent protests that occurred on Salt Lake City streets on May 30. Sim Gill Salt Lake County District Attorney joins to explain the latest charges.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, is warning to not abandon Covid-19 cautions as states around the country loosen restrictions.
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Former Utah Governor and candidate for Governor Jon Huntsman tweeted today that he has tested positive for COVID-19 after receiving the wrong results earlier this week. Abby Huntsman, daughter of Jon Huntsman and his senior campaign advisor, joins to update Lee on Huntsman's condition.
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Abby Dizon-Maughan, a chairperson of the Professional Standards Review Board of the West Valley Police Department, informs Lee on how the review board works and why it's important right now.
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With the growing trend of virtual races during the coronavirus pandemic, a Utah based company is starting a virtual race with an actual course people can run at any time. Amy Donaldson, a sports writer/columnist for the Deseret News discusses the set up with Lee.
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Chad Daybell has made his first court appearance today after being arrested yesterday. Online court records show he is being held on suspicion of destruction or concealment of evidence. Paul Nelson is Rexburg to give an update on the situation. Later, Skye Lazaro, a criminal defense attorney at Ray Quinney & Nebeker in Salt Lake, joins Lee to break down some of the charges laid out in court documents.
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IBM is canceling their facial recognition programs and calling for public debate on its use by police. Lee will break down this latest update and give his reaction.
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We’ve already discussed Val Demings, now here comes Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms as a potential VP pick for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
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Some stocks on Wall Street are recovering with records numbers after the coronavirus pandemic caused losses in March. Shane Stewart, DMBA Financial advisor, explains what this could mean for America climbing out of a recession.
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A new poll reveals 80% of Americans feel the country is spiraling out of control. Lee will ask for audience thoughts and voicemails.
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In a press conference, the World Health Organization discussed how asymptomatic transmission of the coronavirus is "very rare.” The WHO has since clarified those comments slightly. Lee will walk through the latest. Dr. Steven Mobley, Facial Plastic Surgeon, also joins the program to discuss WHO's comments.
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Students at three Salt Lake City schools were given laptops today as part of a partnership with XMission and the Salt Lake Education Foundation. Pete Ashdow, President and Founder of XMission joins Lee to discuss why these laptops are important and the state of the internet during the coronavirus.
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Calls to de-fund the police have gained popularity. Even President Trump has weighed in. Lee will review what officials are saying about de-funding the police.
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Yesterday, Jeanetta Williams said the Salt Lake City Branch of the NAACP sees civilian review boards as a way forward following protests calling for police reform. Chris Burbank, Former SLC Police Chief &Vice President of Law Enforcement Strategy for Center for Policing Equity, joins Lee to discuss what these boards do and how effective they are in Utah.
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An Amtrak train left passengers stuck in the mountains east of Provo over the weekend. What wasn’t a lot of fun for these passengers would have been a lot of fun for Lee… 23 years ago.
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A two and a half minute political ad for President Trump has been pulled from YouTube and other social media channels after outrage from a former astronaut over the use of her image in the video. Lee will give his reaction and breakdown the controversy.
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The popular Wave hike is opening back up for day-hikes. Hiking and outdoor recreation sites have been busy after reopening. Will this help relieve some of the crowds in other areas of the state? Kate MacGregor, Deputy Secretary of the Department of the Interior, joins Lee to discuss more.
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Police have joined in kneeling with protesters throughout the country and here in Utah. Is this part of the path forward? Jeanetta Williams, President NAACP Salt Lake City Branch, shares her thoughts on the subject.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has released its annual report on air quality and reports a decrease in pollutants from 2017 to 2019. Andrew R. Wheeler, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, joins Lee to break down the report.
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There is a major fear of saying the wrong thing. And there can be severe consequences when/if you DO say the wrong thing. The CEO of Crossfit is being blasted in response to some statements posted on Twitter. Lee will discuss and give his reaction.
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Saturday’s protest ended in handshakes and hugs with Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown. Protest organizer, Kamaal Ahmad joins Lee to discuss how things went and what the path forward will look like.
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Dr. Angela Dunn is concerned about a recent spike in Coronavirus cases in the state. Bear River Health District points to a lag in testing turnaround at the state level for potentially allowing the spread to escalate more than it would have otherwise. Joshua Greer, Bear River Health Department spokesman discusses the recent spike in Cache County that has been traced back to a meatpacking facility.
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Children are helping document daily life during the pandemic through submissions to the Utah Division of State History. Lee will walk through some of the submissions.
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The President took credit for the positive jobs report released today by the Labor Department showing the rate fell to 13.3 percent last month. Lee discusses the president's self praise and what the numbers mean.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall wrote an open letter in the Deseret News, saying that to build a more just and inclusive country, “we must collectively commit to this critical work in the months and years ahead with an open heart, mind, and imagination.” Lee breaks down the key points from the letter.
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In Boyd Matheson’s recent piece in the Deseret News, he argues for insight over incite. Boyd will join Lee to discuss why uncomfortable conversations are needed.
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Black Lives Matter and the ACLU of Utah have released a list of “steps to progress” for Salt Lake City Mayor Mendenhall. Lee will discuss the list and the Mayor's response.
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The man seen pointing a bow and arrow at protesters on Saturday has been arrested and charged with assault and other charges. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joins Lee to discuss the charges.
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Tensions rise in D.C. the Mayor of the city called off the the housing of troops during protests. Senator Mike Lee yesterday tweeted his reaction to the Utah National Guard troops being told they would be relocated from their hotel rooms. Lee will break down the latest with Sen. Lee and his thoughts on U.S. troops being moved from the city.
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Maj. Gen. Jefferson Burton spoke with Lee on what Smart Green would mean. Lee will review with Burton said and what could be next for Utah.
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Joe Biden may be closer to picking his VP choice. Who is Val Demings? Perhaps the next Vice President fo the United States.
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Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis has spoken out against the President’s leadership. Lee will review the response from other congressional leaders.
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KSL TV reported yesterday that the same man who helped negotiate a peaceful end to Monday's protests has also turned himself into police regarding the overturning and burning of a police car on Saturday. Lee will review Matt Gephardt's coverage of the events both nights.
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After members of Congress signed a letter calling on federal officials to take down or alter headstones at two national cemeteries that contain swastikas. The headstones will have a new permanent home.
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President Trump and Defense Secretary Esper have disagreed over the use of active-duty military in DC during protests. Lee will walk through Esper's reversal yesterday and the Insurrection Act.
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The Public Health and Economic Emergency Commission voted earlier this week to recommend most of the state move to smart green on the emergency response dial. Dr. Angela Dunn disagreed with the Public Health and Economic Emergency Commission yesterday in her press conference on moving the state to Green. Maj. Gen. Jefferson Burton, Co-chair of the Public Health and Economic Emergency Commission, shares his thoughts on re-opening. Additionally, a new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll asked if people were comfortable with returning to church, restaurants and other normal activities. Lee will ask listeners for their own thoughts and play voicemails.
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Apparently, contact tracing is the fastest-growing job in the United States. What is happening with contact tracing in Utah and is the state hiring residents to help state officials do the job? Tom Hudachko Utah Department of Health Communications Director, joins Lee to explain more.
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The U.S. District Attorney of Utah, John Huber announced that Jackson Patton, 26, was arrested and charged with federal arson after Patton allegedly burned an SLCPD Patrol Car during Saturday's protests. Lee breaks down the crime committed and what was said in the news conference.
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The Fraternal Order of Police and Mayor Erin Mendenhall have made up after disagreeing over Mendenhall’s response to protests on Saturday. But in the latest update, it looks like they have made up. Lee will walk through what's been said on both sides.
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Molly Davis with the Libertas Institute has 10 suggestions for police reform. Molly joins Lee to outline the possible steps towards police reform.
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Police and community leaders held a meeting yesterday to discuss policing procedures and policies after protests on Saturday turned violent. Kamaal Ahmad joins to discuss what happened at yesterday’s review panel listening session and what comes next.
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Deseret News published an opinion piece about the importance of the United States Postal Service. How essential is the postal service? Why not privatize? Lee doves into USPS's pension obligations and why it can’t raise the cost of postage. Regardless, Lee believes mail service needs to be available to everyone equally.
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Roots Charter High School is an alternative school designed to help at-risk youth graduate and provide extra support they wouldn’t normally see at a traditional high school. Lots of kids rely on the school as a safe place from home life, but with the pandemic, students and teachers have had to adapt. Laura Jacobson, Youth Advocate, and Night Teacher shares her experience. Senior Richelle Montoya also shares what it's like to graduate when she never expected to hit this milestone.
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Lee dives into the Trump speech and Biden reaction addressing national protests. Lee also gives a history lesson on the Insurrection Act. Additionally, a new bill was introduced in the house that would give workers a bonus for going back to work and ditching unemployment.
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Kamaal Ahmad, a Black Muslim in Utah, is organizing a peaceful protest on Saturday in response to the events that occurred over the weekend. He says the protest over the weekend wasn’t peaceful and it wasn’t about George Floyd. He joins Lee to discuss his vision and protest efforts.
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Another protest took place in downtown Salt Lake yesterday after a violent one broke out over the weekend. Lee goes over what happened on Monday and how it compares to what happened on Saturday.
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Lee showcases the best and prominent arguments from the Utah Attorney General debate between Sean Rayes and David Leavitt
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US Attorney John Huber joins Lee to discuss how this weekend's protests events will affect the Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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How is the campaign going amid the coronavirus? How is Joe Biden doing online? What does Biden think of the protests that broke out all over the nation this weekend? Plus, a closer look at Utah polling numbers. Surrogate for Joe Biden in Utah, Scott Howell, joins Lee to break give an update.
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The SpaceX Falcon 9 took off from U.S. soil on Saturday. Here’s what happened and why it was a historic moment.
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The Collin Raye concert was a bust. A court order shut down the possibility Collin Raye didn’t make his way to Utah. What’s the latest with Tooele County Health Dept? And will it be rescheduled? Concert organizer Eric Moutsos joins Lee to explain what’s next for them.
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Salt Lake City experienced its first every violent protest on Saturday. Lee replays the events that happened over the weekend. He plays audio from reporters live on the scene and SLCPD Chief Mike Brown shares his experience regarding the violence. The Fraternal Order of Police also calls on SLC Mayor Mendenhall to apologize for not supporting the police. Mendenhall responds to the President of the FOP. The Utah National Guard was deployed to maintain safety and Lee speaks with Major Jason Adamson about the subject.
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President Trump yesterday signed an executive order on Preventing Online Censorship. This order had to do directly with Section 230. But what is Section 230 and why changing it is like going to war with the internet? Lee breaks everything down.
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Yesterday a CNN reporter, Omar Jimenez, was arrested while doing a live broadcast from Minneapolis. And just a few hours ago, news broke that the officer seen on video with his knee on George Floyd’s neck has been arrested and charged. Lee shares the latest on the event.
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President Trump tweeted about Ogden, Utah yesterday, and a UTA project. This project (Bus Rapid Transit) has been in the works for years, according to Arky. Construction to begin in a few months in Ogden. Carl Arky, Sr. Media Relations Specialist, Utah Transit Authority joins the program to discuss this project and how UTA is doing with ridership amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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In March the Salt Lake City Police reported an uptick in domestic violence calls. Jenn Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins Lee to update us on domestic violence in Utah during the coronavirus.
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Officer Nate Lyday was killed when responding to a domestic violence call yesterday in Ogden. Today, Police Chief Randy Watt spoke on the sacrifice Lyday made for the community. Lee will review with the Chief said yesterday and today. Lt. Brian Eynon with the Ogden Police Department joins Lee to give updates on the investigation and to discuss officer Lyday.
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Twitter decided to fact-check the President earlier this week and President Trump is expected to issue an executive order concerning social media sometime today. Mark Zuckerberg spoke on CNBC about what role social media platforms should take in regards to political speech. Lee breaks it all down.
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Scott Platz is the girl's soccer coach and sports director at Judge Memorial Catholic High School. He joins Lee to discuss how the pandemic has affected the athletes at the school and what advice he would give as we continue the battle against the coronavirus
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Jon Huntsman is asking voters to register as a Republican ahead of the primary election. In Jay Evenson’s most recent column, he discusses this in a time of hyperpartisan politics and whether or not it could actually make a difference. Jay breaks it down with Lee.
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More than 500 people paid $70 for antibody testing in Draper earlier this week. Jed Boal was tested as well and his results came back negative. Jed joins Lee to discuss.
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Texas Representative Sam Johnson has died at 89. He served in the Air Force, was a POW during the Vietnam war and was in the House from 1991-2019. Former representative Chris Cannon says Rep. Johnson was a "true hero." Lee will discuss the life of Sam Johnson.
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The Tooele County Health Department has issued a notice of closure to the owner of the Studio Ranch Amphitheater, the location of the upcoming Collin Raye concert. Organizers though say the concert will continue as planned. Jason Manning, owner of the Amphitheater at Studio Ranch and event organizer Eric Moutsos share their thoughts.
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Damon Trapnell, a senior from Mountain View High School, gives his graduation speech. Additionally, House Republicans will go forward with a lawsuit to halt the use of proxy voting during the coronavirus pandemic. Lee will explain the plans of Utah's House members and give his reaction to the lawsuit.
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SpaceX attempted to launch two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station. However, the weather had different plans. The launch was postponed due to poor weather conditions had has been rescheduled for this weekend. Lee discusses the significance and specifics of the historic space launch.
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Members of Congress are calling on federal officials to take down or alter headstones at two national cemeteries, one located in Utah, that contain swastikas. Lee tells the story of how the gravestone in Utah with a swastika came to be.
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Farmers Feeding Utah has made a donation of hundreds of lambs to the Navajo Nation. Ron Gibson, President of the Utah Farm Bureau, joins Lee to describe the donation.
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Yesterday, Lee asked listeners if their opinions had changed on owning a firearm during the coronavirus pandemic. Today, he'll go through the responses and give his own reaction.
Have your opinions changed about owning a firearm after the coronavirus pandemic?
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Salt Lake City has 10 streets closed to through traffic to promote outdoor recreation. So are the streets ‘open’ or ‘closed’ and open or closed to whom? Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins Lee to explain more.
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From KSL Podcasts, the creators of the hit show COLD, comes Hope in Darkness: The Josh Holt Story. This new, 12 part series uncovers the story of the two years that Josh and Thamy spent inside a Venezuelan prison, punished for crimes they didn’t commit. Host Becky Bruce and Josh Holt share this story of devotion, determination, and Hope in Darkness. Becky Bruce and Josh Holt join Lee to talk about the podcast.
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Major Brent Taylor Foundation has announced the recipients of scholarships to two of Major Taylor’s alma maters. $60,000 has been donated to BYU and $75,000 to the U of U. Jennie Taylor, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of Army, joins Lee to explain the background on the scholarships and what they mean to her.
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Gun sales surged in March and April. A recent article in the Washington Free Beacon looks at first-time gun buyers and their attitudes toward guns during the pandemic. Lee will give his reaction and also ask for listener reactions. Have your opinions changed about owning a firearm after the coronavirus pandemic?
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A new study published in the National Library of Medicine concludes that infection of the coronavirus from asymptomatic people is very weak. In their study, no transmission of the virus occurred. Dr. Steven Mobley, Facial Plastic Surgeon joins Lee to discuss the study.
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Utah County Attorney David Leavitt held a press conference this morning discussing the coronavirus and two Utah businesses who were accused of not following the state’s guidelines. Leavitt says those businesses were not forcing employees to work. Lee takes a closer look.
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Jim Dabakis says he’s changed his party affiliation in order to participate in the Republican primary election as the Huntsman campaign pushes registration in the Republican party. Lee will walk through the effort from Huntsman and what it could mean for the Republican and Democratic Parties in Utah.
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Don’t throw away your masks! The Smithsonian is collecting coronavirus “artifacts” to document the pandemic. Lee will react and discuss what he will remember from this
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Lee will speak with Zachary Higginson, 2020 Viewmont High School graduate, and play a speech from Corner Canyon High Senior Ty Easton.
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Kaysville City Mayor Witt apologized to the City Council in a town hall meeting about not consulting the Council on the upcoming concert. Lee will review what she said.
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Several assisted living facilities here in Utah have been hit hard by the coronavirus. Monica Higgins father is in one of the facilities that’s had positive cases.
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In the small Sanpete County town of Ephraim, zero cases of COVID-19 have been reported. This small college town offers many lessons that can help in the continued battle against the virus, according to Samuel Bensen. Samuel Bensen Deseret News Opinion Writer joins Lee to discuss further.
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Reactions are pouring in on the passing of Jazz Coach Jerry Sloan. KSL Newsradio’s Sports Director Alex Kiry spoke with Lee this morning on Facebook Live to give his reaction to the passing of coach Jerry Sloan. Lee will review conversations from others and former players.
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Brenda Kraack (Crock), East High Math Teacher, and Assistant Softball Coach offers advice for students and athletes during the coronavirus.
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Mark Cuban has a plan to save small businesses and it involves a federal tracking/tracing/testing program. Bidding war. What can congress get for our money?
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Newspaper articles and advertisements in 1918 promoted the use of masks to protect against the flu pandemic. These articles have many parallels to today. Lee goes in-depth on the subject of masks.
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The Primary election on June 30 will not allow for any on in-person voting. Lee will walk through how this election will be different through mail-in voting. Additionally, President Trump threatened to withhold federal funding to Michigan and Arizona because of the states’ vote-by-mail programs. Why is this a bi-partisan issue and how has it gone in Utah in previous elections? Damon Cann, USU Political Science Professor, joins Lee to discuss.
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The controversial Collin Raye concert will be moved from Kaysville to Tooele County. Lee will review interviews from this morning with the concert organizer, Mayor of Kaysville, and a Tooele County Commissioner, Brent Marshall. The Mayor of Grantsville also joins the program to discuss his thoughts on the concert coming to his city.
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On today's LIVE MIC PREVIEW, Lee Lonsberry if Collin Raye has any idea whats going on in his name here in Utah.
ALSO, Lee continues to honor the class of 2020 with a special guest who knows a think or two about raising, teaching, and supporting Utah students.
AND, Lee dives into the archives to discover that the debate over wearing a mask to prevent the spread of disease in Utah is nothing new. Utah has been there and done that.
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Brigham Young University is not taking CARES Act money but is giving monetary assistance to students in need. Harvard and other colleges/universities are doing the same.
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Over the last few weeks, Lee has asked two graduating seniors and two high school coaches what advice they would give to students in this difficult time. Their answers were all different and all hopeful for the future.
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The Bureau of Land Management will convey 790 acres to Uintah County. Rep. Rob Bishop will discuss the importance of this conveyance and his work in this effort.
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Kaysville Mayor, Katie Witt, has caused controversy after throwing her support behind a free concert at a park later this month. She’s also running for congress in the position currently held by Rep. Rob Bishop. What does he think of her support for the concert and her congressional race? Rep. Rob Bishop tells Lee his thoughts.
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Sean Walker, a college sports reporter for KSL.com, joins Lee to discuss the phenomenon that is The Last Dance.
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Head Baseball Coach at Salem Hills High, Scott Haney, has tried to continue connecting with students by posting videos on Twitter during the coronavirus pandemic. He’ll discuss what effects the pandemic has had on his players and give a pump-up speech to inspire us all in the ongoing battle.
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The Navajo Nation now has the highest per-capita cases of the coronavirus in the nation. Lee will give an update on what's happening in the Navajo Nation. Heather Tanana, a research law professor at the University of Utah, explains the efforts to start a Utah Tribal COVID-19 Relief.
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The state is giving directions for high-risk individuals to stay safe from the coronavirus as the state lowers the risk levels. Also, what’s up with the president taking hydroxychloroquine? Dr. Steven Mobley, Facial Plastic Surgeon, gives the details.
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Connor Boyack has a proposal for the legislature to create a State Privacy Officer who would oversee data protection. Connor Boyack, president of Libertas Institute, joins the program to discuss the proposal.
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The Logan Police are now investigating the incident of the officer accused of sharing photos of Lauren McCluskey. What defense does this officer's attorney give for what happened? J.C. Jensen of the Law Firm Nelson Jones representing Officer Deras joins Lee.
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Under the yellow risk level, all businesses are able to reopen. That means many furloughed or laid-off workers may be getting a call from the boss saying it's time to get back to work. Bill Coker, the owner of the popular restaurant Red Iguana shares how the pandemic has affected his employees coming back to work.
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John Glavin has been the physical and emotional rock to his mother, who is battling cancer. Even while taking care of all the chores around the house — his dad works out of state — he plays in jazz band and was a member of the football team. He would sleep by her hospital bed at night, get up and go to school, come home for lunch to make sure she was OK, then finish his day at school and practice. Here's his story.
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The Navajo Nation is receiving help from Utah on testing as the Native Nation deals with the coronavirus. Lee will walk through what Orrin Hatch has called for and what the Navajo Nation has asked for in terms of help.
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Joe Biden has been left with online virtual rallies that have not always gone well. Lee will go through some of Joe Biden's recent rally weirdness.
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Kaysville City's Mayor is facing backlash for a planned free concert in Kaysville at the end of the month. Katie Witt Kaysville City Mayor tells Lee why she's allowing the concert to happen despite push back.
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A recent article claims an officer involved in the Lauren McCluskey case showed sexually explicit photos of her to co-workers. The University of Utah says they've found no evidence of such conduct. Lee breaks down the press conference with McCluskey's family lawyers responding to the allegations. KSL NewsRadio report Paul Nelson also joins to answer some related questions.
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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case involving the electoral college. Should states be able to remove or fine an Electoral College delegate who doesn't vote for the candidate they pledged to support? Lee will break down the arguments and give his reaction.
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Kaysville's City Mayor will allow concert at the end of the month, going against state order that groups be limited to 50. Lee will break this down and give his reaction.
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Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie joins Lee to discuss the governor's announcement that most of the state is moving to the yellow stage in the state's coronavirus response.
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The ACLU of Utah has dropped its lawsuit against county jails and sheriffs, but the lawsuit continues against the state. Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney, discuss the case with Lee.
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Last Friday Lee explained his frustration with the parents of the 5-year-old who took the family car on I-15. Now the boy is meeting celebrities who are also rewarding him for his bad behavior. Lee shares his thoughts on the situation.
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doTerra has been warned by the FTC from making any claims related to cures or treatment related to COVID-19.
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It was Peace Officers Memorial Day around the country. The Governor has ordered the flag to be lowered for the day. Lee will explain the history of this day and Ryan Carver, Public Information Officer for the Utah State Fraternal Order of Police will explain what this day means to Utah officers.
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Cities all across Utah are beginning to take steps to transition to the "yellow" phase. Some local officials praise Gov. Herbert's decision and others believe the call is pre-mature. Lee takes a closer look into the move to yellow.
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Faith Smart, graduating senior from Skyridge High School, has an incredible story. Despite living in the foster system and moving from house to house, she's graduating runner up for state Sterling Scholar. She also lettered in swimming after never having been on a swim team before. She has a dream of becoming a surgeon and is headed to the University of Utah in the fall to do just that.
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Joe Biden has called for rent and mortgage payments to be canceled during the pandemic. Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Chris Peterson has called for Governor Herbert to extend the eviction moratorium in Utah. Lee takes a look into both calls to action.
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Some members of Congress don’t like those other members of congress use their D.C. offices to sleep in rather than paying rent in D.C. Former Utah Representative Jason Chaffetz slept in his office for years on a cot he bought for $44 dollars. Lee discuss the push to ban lawmakers from sleeping in their offices.
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A recent six-year study at BYU found that about 90% of gamers don’t play in a way that’s harmful or causes negative long-term consequences. This may go against what has been believed about video games since they became a popular pastime. Sarah Coyne, a professor of family life at BYU and lead author of the research, breaks down BYU's findings.
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Provo and Salt Lake City were listed among the 10 best-positioned cities to recover from the coronavirus. Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi joins Lee to discuss this ranking and the move to yellow.
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Starting on Saturday, most of the state will move to the "low-risk" yellow phase. Lee will break down the highlights of the Governor's press conference earlier today and give his reaction.
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On today's LIVE MIC PREVIEW, Lee Lonsberry will dive into a common practice among members of Congress to sleep in their offices in lieu of a DC apartment.
ALSO, Joe Biden wants to pay your rent. Is that enough to get you to switch to Team Biden?
AND, BYU says video games might not rot your brain after all.
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Sen. Mike Lee joined Boyd yesterday to discuss the latest on FISA reform. A vote on 5 amendments that would make changes to the act and other related laws is expected today. Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss more.
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House Democrats have announced the fifth proposed Coronavirus stimulus package. Utah Rep. Ben McAdams joins the program to discuss what the 5th stimulus package would fund.
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Zion National Park is reopening for visitors today. Park Superintendent, Jeff Bradybaug, tells listeners how Zion plans to handle the crowds. Additionally, Springdale Mayor Stan Smith joins to speak on how Springdale has been hit economically while the park has been closed this past month.
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The DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee unanimously adopted a resolution giving the team overseeing the convention the authority to change the format, size and dates of the event. The RNC has hired a Dr. to advise them on how to move forward with their convention. How will they respond? Jeff Merchant, Utah Democratic Party Chair joins to the program to discuss.
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Elon Musk has made things clear to officials in Alameda County, California that Tesla production will resume. Is this the right move? Lee will review what else Elon Musk has said about lock-down.
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Did members of the White House Press corps make the President’s press conference about themselves and bury the lede? Lee will review and give his opinion on the interaction between President Trump and CBS reporter Weijia Jiang and the response from the White House.
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Speaker Pelosi has released her 1,800-page plan to spend another $3 trillion.
ALSO, Zion National Park reopening. You going?
AND, is Elon Musk a hero or a villain? Or something else altogether?
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Running in the 1st district race, Davis County Commissioner Bob Stevenson has qualified for the primary ballot. He'll join Lee to discuss why he's qualified for the job of representing Utah's 1st congressional district.
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Clark Aposhian lost his latest bid to temporarily block the ban on bump stocks. He joins Lee to talk about what's next in the case.
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Dozens of bills passed this last legislative session go into effect today. Some of those that made big headlines and one of them is a mistake, according to Lee. He'll review what was said by the lawmakers on KSL Newsradio this past session and explain why he's so against the end of straight-ticket voting.
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New data sets now available on the state’s website gives more information on deaths and hospitalizations in the state. Facial plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Mobley joins Lee to discuss why this data is important for the public.
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Four health officials from the Trump Administration testified in front of the Senate HELP Committee earlier today on the battle against COVID-19. Lee will review what was asked and the most interesting answers given. Lee also breaks down Sen. Mitt Romney's line of questioning at the hearing.
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Lee spoke with several small business owners over the weekend on their concerns with actually receiving the PPP funds. He'll discuss the concerns and issues.
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On today's LIVE MIC PREVIEW, Lee Lonsberry will look at a change in the data being released each day by Utah's Coronavirus Task Force.
ALSO, is PPP working? Are you a small business owner still waiting for a check?
AND, remember bump stocks? They may end up in the Supreme Court soon due to a Utah case.
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Crime victims challenge ACLU's Supreme Court petition requesting faster inmate releases amid pandemic. Lee will review a past conversation with Sim Gill on this issue.
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The Governor announced last week that churches could resume services with some restrictions for social distancing in place. The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church held worship in person and online yesterday. They’ve been holding services online since the pandemic began. Pastor Tyler Peil Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Kaysville joins Lee to explain how the church is transitioning back to in-person meetings.
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Some Democrats in the Senate are calling for an even larger stimulus relief package that would give $2,000 to each American over the age of 16 every month until the pandemic is over. Lee will break down this latest proposal and ask what this could mean for voters in the future.
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Katie Witt, Kaysville City Mayor, tells Lee what qualifies her to represent Utah's 1st congressional district.
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It was 75 years ago today that Nazi Germany was defeated by Allied forces in Europe. Lee will review how this was celebrated here in Utah. V-E Day Observance in Our State And We'll Keep Right on Pounding
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Reps. Chris Stewart and John Curtis have both been added to the newly formed China Task Force. Rep. Stewart joins Lee to discuss what this task force will do and why it matters in the era of coronavirus. Additionally, former ambassador to China Jon Huntsman Jr. joins Lee to discuss the biggest issues in U.S.-China relations and what advice he would give the Utah representatives on the country.
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A day after he took the wheel of his parents’ SUV and headed down the freeway a 5-year-old got his wish of getting a ride in a Lamborghini. Lee will review this story and discuss punishment vs. reward.
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An assistant to President Trump has tested positive for COVID-19, the White House says. But what is a valet? Lee will look at past valets to the president in U.S. history.
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Fridays are usually lighter days on this program. That is not the case today. 14.7% of our American family is out of work. Lee will break down the latest numbers out on unemployment and review what Robert Spendlove told Utah's Morning News. Also, Caleb Silver, Editor In Chief, Investopedia joins Lee to discuss why the market stock has continued to climb.
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The Farmers feeding Utah program will connect Utahns in need with safe and locally-grown food. Ron Gibson President - Utah Farm Bureau joins the program to discuss further.
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The 2020 spring semester was stolen by the coronavirus pandemic for seniors looking forward to their final stretch of high school. Garth Rushforth, Copper Hills High School Track and Field Head Coach (2019 Women’s track and field coach of the year), will speak directly to his students and talk about how the virus has impacted them.
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Have we given up too much freedom to slow the spread of the coronavirus? We don't yet have complete hindsight, but we can look at what efforts have been made to keep us safe, that may have sacrificed our personal liberty. Lee will discuss with several different Utah leaders, including Derek Monson Sutherland Institute Vice President, Policy & Senior Fellow, Nathan Ivie, Utah County Commissioner, and Sen. Todd Weiler, who sponsored a data security bill in the 2019 legislative session. Digital privacy legislation
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The Matthew Effect could be creating greater disparities among Utah’s students as they continue learning from home. Lee spoke with KSL NewsRadio Reporter Mary Richards this morning about how online learning is going for her kids.
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Search and Rescue teams are out on Utah Lake Thursday looking for two missing teens. Police say the young women failed to return home from tubing on the lake. Quick debrief from KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojick.
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LIVE MIC PREVIEW: Have we sacrificed too much liberty?
In our fight against the Coronavirus, Lee asks whether or not we have sacrificed too much in exchange for security.
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Thomas Wright joins Lee to discuss Rep. Rob Bishop's Op-Ed on how and why Utah’s election system is broken.
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Candidate in Utah’s 4th congressional district race, Burgess Owens introduces himself and discusses what qualifies him for the job.
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Last month the Utah Supreme Court asked officials to let out more inmates in response to coronavirus. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill's office has responded and Gill joins to discuss the decision with Lee.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins Lee to discuss opening up more streets for social distancing, how to get tested, as well as how to give help if people are able to. Plus, will SLC get a new flag?
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Dozens of new COVID-19 infections are being traced back to two Utah County businesses that did NOT follow social distancing guidelines. Lt. Gov Spencer Cox gives Lee his reaction. Lee also reviews an interview with Commissioner Tanner Ainge on Dave and Dujanovic earlier.
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After 7 weeks of working remotely, it turns out Lee’s perfect world involves working from home… at least a few days a week. Lee will ask for voicemails and responses from listeners on how working from home has gone for them.
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Some of the numbers used to illustrate the current extent of the coronavirus can be misleading at best and a tool for fear-mongering at worst. What data gets the attention of doctors? Dr. Steven Mobley, a facial plastic surgeon, joins Lee to discuss what he thinks.
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Should we worry about murder hornets moving across the western states and making a home in Utah? Dr. Joseph Wilson, associate professor in the Department of Biology at USU Tooele, joins Lee to explain the background on these invasive hornets.
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Blake Moore is running in the 1st district congressional race. He joins Lee to introduce himself and explain why he's the right man for the job.
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Rep. Paul Ray shared some strong feelings about how we have mishandled our response to the coronavirus. He joined Dave and Dujanovic earlier this morning and Lee walks through his comments and gives his own reaction.
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100 episodes in and Live Mic is looking towards the future. Rusty Keys from FM100 and Doug Wright join Lee to give advice on moving forward and to give advice on how to have a great career in radio.
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Are we handling COVID-19 the right way?
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With businesses opening back up, Lee asks, do you feel ready/safe to return to the gym or a cruise? Lee will walk through audience responses.
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The University of Utah Digital Library is collecting stories and photos on the coronavirus from Utahns. Lee spoke with the head of digital library services at the library on Friday. Lee walks through a few of the stories already submitted.
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Last week, Senator Mitt Romney unveiled a plan to provide "patriot pay" to essential workers. With Patriot Pay, essential workers in critical industries—designated by the Department of Labor and Congress—would receive a temporary bonus of up to $12 per hour in May, June, and July. Senator Romney joins the program to explain his plan more in-depthly.
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As businesses begin to open up, who will be the first to visit businesses with the pandemic lingering behind them? Will you be the first to hit up the gym or dine-in at a restaurant? Lee asks for listener feedback for how they feel about heading to the gym and going to a restaurant.
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The North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un hadn't been seen for three weeks. Rumors began circulating about Un's health, stating he was possibly dead. However, pictures of him at an event last week have surfaced. Kirk Larsen, Associate Professor History at BYU explains what could be happening in the isolated country.
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Tucanos in Orem opened up for dine-in service this weekend under the state’s new orange phase regulations. Kelly Byars, the restaurant manager of Tucanos in Orem, shares what it was like opening back up during the pandemic. However, Crown Burger isn't opening stores for dine-in business yet over concerns to meet all the state requirements. Crown Burger manager George Katzorazkis explains the reasoning for staying closed.
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The University of Utah Digital Library is collecting stories and photos on the coronavirus from Utahns. Jeremy Myntti, Head of Digital Library Services at the University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library joins Lee to discuss the project.
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Lee asks listeners to weigh in with their weekend plans now that the state is in the orange phase.
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Kerry Gibson is leading the 1st district race after a win in the convention this last weekend. Kerry Gibson tells Lee what's next for the campaign.
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Jan Garbett’s attorneys have asked the court to either further reduce the threshold or put her on the June primary ballot. Lee breaks down this latest development and give his reaction.
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The Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce has its Safe to work plan put in place for when people return to work. Nic Dunn, President of Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce joins Lee to discuss what the “orange” phase looks like in Utah County.
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Governor Gary Herbert noted some people don't want to return to work because they’re getting paid more on unemployment. Senator Mitt Romney unveiled a plan to introduce “patriot pay” for essential workers. Lee explains what "patriot pay" is and provides his reaction to Romney's newest proposal.
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Rep John Curtis and other members of Utah's congressional delegation have signed letters urging Trump and the Office of Management and Budget to direct federal advertising funds to support local radio, television, and newspapers during the coronavirus pandemic. Rep. Curtis discusses his role in the letter. Gordon Smith President and CEO of National Association of Broadcasters also joins to discuss how broadcasters have been affected by the ongoing pandemic.
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Lee gives a rundown of the governor's remarks on moving to the "orange" phase on May 1st.
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An issue Lee worked on while in Washington has now come to fruition. A massive building project at HAFB was initially sidelined in order to build a wall on the southern border that has been resurrected at HAFB. Rep. Rob Bishop joins to discuss his work in getting this money to HAFB.
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Governor Gary Herbert said one of his pet peeves is seeing people not wearing masks, especially when he's grocery shopping with his wife. Lee went to the grocery store last night and felt like he was the only one there wearing a mask. He'll give his thoughts on the latest push by the state to have every Utahn wearing a mask in public.
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Utah has 60 mink farms that could be impacted by the coronavirus. What is the scope of the industry in Utah? After mink tested positive for the virus on two Dutch farms, how is the industry fairing during the coronavirus? Clayton Beckstead, Utah Farm Bureau Northeastern Regional Manager joins the program to give his insight.
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Rep. Chris Stewart is urging Congress to include H.R. 4194, the National Suicide Hotline Designation Act, which would create a three-digit crisis line, in the next COVID-19 relief package. Rep. Stewart joins Lee to discuss the bill.
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Our behavior in battling the coronavirus is to save the lives of the elderly and those most vulnerable. Lee will discuss who is actually most at risk with Dr. Steven Mobley, Facial Plastic Surgeon.
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What will the "orange phase" look like in Salt Lake City? Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall tells Lee what the city is envisioning as they navigate through the pandemic.
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Sen. Mike Lee and Sen. Amy Klobuchar sent a letter earlier this week to the Justice Department, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), calling on the agencies to identify problems and implement appropriate solutions to help ensure our country’s food markets work for consumers, as well as our farmers, ranchers, and packers. Sen. Mike Lee joins the program to discuss this letter and Trump's executive order yesterday on keeping meat packaging facilities open.
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Derek Miller, President of Salt Lake Chamber, responds to Governor Herbert's decision to slowly start opening the economy on May 1st.
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Governor Gary Herbert said Utah will move from the "red" phase to the "orange" phase on May, 1st. Lee walks through what the Governor and other state officials said during today's press conference.
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A judge has announced Jan Garbett will only have to certify 19,040 signatures instead of the usually required 28,000 by April 13 to qualify for the GOP primary ballot. Lee spoke with Jan last week and walks through that conversation and her reasoning behind the lawsuit. Lee hears from Justin Lee about it means for the State Elections Department.
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Senators Mike Lee and Amy Klobuchar wrote a letter calling on the Justice Department and the USDA to identify problems and implement appropriate solutions to help ensure that our country’s food markets work for consumers, as well as our farmers, ranchers, and packers.
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Last week, the Governor announced the addition of a multicultural subcommittee to the state’s coronavirus task force. The Utah Department of Health has reported that racial minorities, especially Latinos, represent a disproportionally high percentage of the state’s COVID-19 cases. Nubia Peña, director of the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs, will lead new panel and explains the goals of the committee.
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Lee shares the silver linings in his own life since the crisis began. One of those silver linings...seeing his 6-month-old more while working from home.
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The Utah GOP and Democratic Conventions happened on Saturday. We have the names that are going to be on the election ballot in November. Greg Hughes, Thomas Wright, and Chris Peterson join Lee to discuss the results and share their reactions to results.
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President Trump announced the opening of the National Parks, but is the timing right? Rob Wallace, Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks joins Lee to discuss his work directly with NPS and FWS, specifically in regards to their operations during COVID-19.
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A salon owner in Washington got a forgivable loan, but her employees were upset they would lose unemployment when she told them she could pay them. Lee will walk through audio from Kevin Burt, Unemployment Insurance Division Director for the Utah Dept. of Workforce Services, who spoke with Dave and Dujanovic yesterday on this same issue.
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The VA hospitals are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and planning for a possible surge. Lee speaks to Dr. John Nord, VA Salt Lake City Deputy Chief of Staff to ask is Utah VA facilities are struggling to cope with coronavirus. And, if so, what's the nature of the struggle? If not, what's Utah doing right?
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Salt Lake City Urban Forestry and Ivory Homes have partnered to plant 1,000 trees in Salt Lake. Lee discusses how it works with Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall.
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The Utah Democratic and Republican Parties are holding their party conventions this Saturday. The Utah Repbulican Party reports a successful start to the state convention. However, this year, the conventions are going digital. Utah Democratic Party Chair Jeff Merchant and Utah GOP Chair Derek Brown share their experience on hosting an online convention and what to expect this weekend.
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What signs are there already that things are forever changed? Lee discusses and asks listeners what lessons they have learned since the pandemic and if their behavior will change based off recent events.
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In Washington State, schools have been closed since March 17. Washington state officials have announced grading guidelines for districts that include prohibiting any failing grades. In Utah, the state superintendent is asking that no student be given an F grade this quarter. Jason Rantz, Host of the Jason Rantz Show Every Weekday On AM 770 KTTH, joins the program to discuss more.
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Nancy Pelosi is backing off an idea for a rule change to allow the House to vote by proxy. The House is set today to take up the $480 billion small business bill the Senate passed on Tuesday. Rep. Chris Stewart joins from D.C. to discuss further.
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Delegate videos for the GOP Convention coming up on Saturday were posted yesterday, but will the delegates actually watch the videos? Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss why it's important for the delegates to engage with the candidates through these videos.
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With the popularity of the Netflix series, Tiger King, the Hogle Zoo wants people to know the difference between zoos and roadside attractions. The Hogle Zoo is also struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic as the Zoo is currently closed to visitors. Erica Hansen, Hogle Zoo spokesperson, joins the program to discuss more.
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Governor Gary Herbert announced the state is lifting the restrictions on elective surgeries. What procedures will now be allowed? How will this affect the healthcare industry? Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Mobley joins the program to give some insight on the topic.
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When will Salt Lake County be ready to begin loosening stay-at-home restrictions and other public-health measures? Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall discusses to Lee the talks the county has been having.
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Lee gives a forward preview of what's expected from the Governor's press conference on April 22nd and discusses the re-opening of elective surgeries.
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Lee previews today's episode of Live Mic where he will talk about blood, politics, and Utah County. (How's that for a mysterious tease?)
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Lee Lonsberry is ok with Lagoon not offering refunds to season ticket holders. He explains and previews today's episode of Live Mic.
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Siblings 14-year-old Keian and 12-year-old Andie talk about how they've been affected by the coronavirus and what advice they have for others right now.
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Candidate for Governor, Jan Garbett, recently defended her lawsuit against the Governor in a Deseret News opinion piece. Garbett joins Lee to explain why she is pursuing legal action.
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The U.S. House will vote this week on a rule change to let members cast future votes by proxy, allowing members to stay home due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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Lee talks to the listener to say why he's doing this show, what he wants to accomplish each day, and why it matters.
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Movie theaters are going to open again at some point, but what will it look like? Several movie release dates have been postponed. Blake Andersen, Megaplex Theatres president, tells Lee what Megaplex plans to do moving forward.
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Canyon Creek Services, a violence and sexual assault service agency in Cedar City, has seen a 21% increase in demand, a 38% increase in hotline calls, and 5 times the sexual assault hospital responses than this time last year. Brant Wadsworth, Executive Director Canyon Creek Services, joins Lee to discuss these new numbers and what resources are available for families and individuals in need.
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Lee discusses how the state is doing on social distancing following the latest from Dr. Dunn.
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What will it take to get you back into a movie theater? Lee Lonsberry has some ideas. Join Lee for a preview of today's episode of Live Mic on KSL Newsradio from 1 to 3.
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Democratic candidate for governor, Chris Peterson, has chosen Karina Brown as his running mate. Karina Brown explains why she's qualified for the job of Lt. Governor.
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Elective surgeries have been postponed for the last month in the effort to keep resources available for healthcare workers to fight the coronavirus. What will it take to start again with elective surgeries? Dr. Steven Mobley, Facial Plastic Surgeon, joins Lee to break it down.
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As officials at the state and federal level look forward to opening the country and economy back up, we're still in the fight against the coronavirus. No one can get you pumped for the fight still ahead like a few coaches from some of the best sports movies. Larry Gelwix, who served as the volunteer Head Coach of the Highland Rugby team for 36 years, gives a "locker room" speech to inspire you to keep playing and fighting the good fight.
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ARUP announced they are rolling out their antibody testing to meet nationwide demand. Lee will discuss why Utah is seeing the best response to the virus.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint announced a new project to make 5 million medical-grade masks in five weeks. In less than three days, 10,000 volunteers claimed every mask-sewing kit available for the first week. Tad Walch, Church News Reporter, joins the program to give an update on the project.
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Dr. Patricia Slev, the immunology section chief at ARUP, explains the next step in antibody testing. Slev tells Lee if we’re making progress with testing, if we’re flattening the curve, and if these tests move us any closer to normalcy.
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Miles Hansen, President & CEO World Trade Center Utah, joins Lee to discuss how businesses are coming up with solutions to stay in business and keep people on the payroll.
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The first day of the virtual special session ended yesterday with a few hiccups. Most of the bills revolve around the State’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including Senator Hemmert’s bill to create a special economic commission. Senator Dan Hemmert breaks down key aspects of the bill.
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Facebook has announced they will notify users who have interacted with coronavirus hoaxes. But when it really comes down to it, the responsibility not to spread misinformation is on each of us.
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In Boyd Matheson's most recent opinion piece, he breaks down the America we need. Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss his thought process on creating the America we all need.
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High school seniors and college athletes around the state aren’t competing or participating in tournaments like normal this spring. But that doesn’t mean their past experiences or team have to be forgotten. Lee discusses the impact coaches have on shaping younger generations.
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Lee walks through responses from listeners on how the COVID pandemic has affected them.
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Lee describes what he's seen in Utah for the past month and what the next step will likely look like.
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Lee recaps his conversation with astronaut Ricky Arnold and discusses what we all could learn from Arnold's experience.
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Mike Lee joins the program to discuss his position on the White House's Economic Task Force.
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When will the economy begin to re-open? It's a question at the forefront of a lot of people's minds. Rep. Chris Stewert joins the program to explain how the government is navigating this situation.
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Have you received your stimulus check yet? If you have but don't really need it, consider giving a portion to someone or something that does. DMBA Financial Planner Shane Stewert tells Lee how to use your stimulus check to help others.
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Today on Live Mic, Lee will speak to a bona fide NASA astronaut. Ricky Arnold knows a thing or two about social distancing and isolation. What should Lee ask during his interview later today?
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Rick Larsen with the Sutherland Institute wrote a piece walking through times in the country's history when the government has taken more control and not given it back. Larsen walks through history to point out the times the government took control and never let go.
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U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) talks to Lee about joining his colleagues in urging the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to extend assistance to the dairy industry, which has been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Ron Gibson, Farm Bureau President, and dairy farmer explains the impact COVID-19 has had on the Utah dairy market.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joins Lee to discuss Salt Lake City's efforts to slow the spread of the COVID-19.
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The Governor and State Superintendent announced yesterday that Utah schools will remain closed for the rest of the school year. Learning will continue online, but for high school seniors, many of the high school rites of passage will be missed this year. Nele Kaufusi, East High Student Body President, shares her thoughts on not returning to school.
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During Monday’s coronavirus task force briefing, President Trump discussed reopening the U.S. But who has the power to actually make that decision? The President or each state’s individual Governor? Rep. Rob Bishop joins Lee to discuss who has the power.
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Since schools are closed for the rest of the year due to COVID-19, remote learning will continue. Teachers are having to adapt the classroom to an online environment. Students aren't able to see their friends or learn in the classroom. Utah Education Association President, Heidi Matthews, joins the program to talk about how schools, teachers, and students are adapting.
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Governor Gary Herbert announced schools will remain closed for the rest of the school year in order to keep coronavirus at bay. Brenda Kraack, a math teacher at East High, joins the program to discuss what the rest of the year looks like for her.
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With travel restrictions and rooms in hospitals needed for COVID patients, families in the adoption process are dealing with new challenges. Nicole Witt, Executive Director of The Adoption Consultancy and TODAY Parent Contributor, joins Lee to explain how families are working around these issues.
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Greg Hughes announced Victor Iverson as his pick for Lt. Governor in the Governor’s race on Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson earlier this morning. Victor Iverson discusses the race and his qualifications.
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Jon Huntsman has just barely gathered the required number of signatures to qualify for the primary election. Jon Huntsman joins Lee to discuss signature-gathering process and the latest in the governor's race in Utah.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney issues warning to residents: Don’t Fall for stimulus check scams or other fraud. Sim Gill, Salt Lake County District Attorney joins Lee to tell us what to watch out for.
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Former NFL player and Provo-native Kyle Turley received a letter from the FDA to cease promoting CBD products as a treatment or cure for COVID-19. Lee will weigh in on this and give his thoughts.
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Orrin Hatch wrote an opinion piece on past historical events in his own life that have made the nation stronger. Lee will walk through iconic speeches from those historical events.
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The Utah State Legislature is expected to enter a remote special session next week. How will this work and what will be debated and worked on? Stuart Adams, Senate President tells Lee what to expect.
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Hiring is continuing in the Air Force. Staff Sergeant Samantha Miller, Air Force Recruiter explains how recruiting has changed but is continuing during the pandemic.
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The Japan 2020 Olympics may be postponed even beyond next summer, but athletes have been told, if they already qualified for the games, their spot is secured. Nathaniel Coleman, Team USA climber joins the program to explain how his life has been impacted and his hopes for the upcoming Olympic games.
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Two weeks ago, Salt Lake City Police said they were seeing a 33% increase in Domestic Violence calls. Now Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie says on twitter that Utah county has a 75% in these calls. Jenn Oxborrow Executive Director of Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about what resources are available if you or someone you know needs help.
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The Utah Attorney General’s Office is offering tips to everyone who is concerned about online safety during the COVID-19 crisis. Attorney General Sean Reyes joins to share his advice.
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Utah County Commissioner Tanner Ainge has called for an announcement within 10 days of a partial re-opening of business within 30 days. Commissioner Ainge joins Lee to explain further.
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How will fair and speedy trials continue amid the coronavirus pandemic? Third District Presiding Judge Mark Kouris explains what the courthouse is doing.
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Facebook is giving grants to businesses here in Utah affected by the coronavirus. Ana Martinez, Policy Manager at Facebook, tells Lee more about these grants and how businesses can access them.
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BioLife is collecting plasma from people who have recovered from the coronavirus. The Haering's have now given plasma twice and will explain why their experience has been like in this newest update to their life with the coronavirus.
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Lee sends out a message to man who called into the station with a probing question. Adam asked what's the point in even living if social restrictions continue for longer than projected. Lee explains what he's learned from Boyd Matheson that this is the new now, not new normal.
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Lee breaks down the most recent press briefing with state officials. The Red Cross continues to experience a lack of blood donations. Lee extends the challenge for people to donate blood.
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Markets seem to be going up, but the head of JP Morgan is expecting a recession. Shane Stewart, DMBA Financial Planner, talks to Lee about his predictions for a market bounce back or recession.
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Jeff Caplan, the host of Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News, covered the 9/11 attacks in New York City 18 years ago. Now, he's covering a global pandemic. Lee and Jeff discuss how these two news events compare and how to cope with constant breaking news.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders announced he was dropping out of the Presidential race. Scott Howell, Biden Campaign surrogate joins Lee to discuss what this means moving forward.
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Army recruiting is also affected by the coronavirus outbreak and social distancing measures. What are the real impacts and how will it affect the long-term? Jennie Taylor, Civilian Aide to the Secretary of Army tells Lee what's going on.
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What are Rep. Stewart’s expectations for the 4th stimulus package? Is it needed and will it require legislators to return to D.C? At Hill Air Force Base, haircuts for servicemen and women have stopped, but what other ways is the coronavirus affecting national defense? Rep. Stewart shares his thoughts.
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Captain Brett Crozier, the former commander of the USS Theodore Roosevelt was removed from command after writing a letter on concerns over the coronavirus spreading on the ship. Navy Secretary Tomas Modly called Crozier “too naive or too stupid” to command the aircraft carrier. Lee walks through what was said by Moldy and the President.
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Team Members at Savage’s Service Support Center in Midvale, Utah ran a successful 48-hour virtual giving campaign to help Utahns feeling the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and support the work of United Way of Salt Lake. Kirk Aubry, President, and CEO of Savage and Bill Crim, United Way of Salt Lake President and CEO tell Lee what else the United way is doing to help mitigate the effects of the coronavirus.
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Utah has a young population, but Pamela Perlich believes that won’t protect the state from the coronavirus unless they’re practicing social distancing. Pamela Perlich, director of demographic research University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy, tells Lee what young people need to do and if the state will see a baby boom after the pandemic ends.
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Lee walks through a story where Fauci tells the tale of caring for an Ebola patient himself because he wasn’t comfortable asking his subordinates to do something he wasn’t willing to do himself.
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A century ago BYU took on a worldwide pandemic that upended campus similar to COVID-19. Lee will walk through a newspaper article from 1918 to look at those similarities.
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With the coronavirus outbreak, are people returning to a system of barter for goods and services? There’s already a barter system many Utahns use, how has it changed during the pandemic? Lee revisits the archives to look at a time when Americans turned to barter during a time of crisis. Jana Dahl, Owner American’s Barter Exchange, joins the program to discuss the way bartering works and why it could be making a come back.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci made an appearance on the David Rubenstein Show. Fauci told the tale of caring for an Ebola patient himself because he wasn’t comfortable asking his subordinates to do something he wasn’t willing to do himself. Lee will walk through this story and share why it matters.
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The nation's blood banks are in desperate need of donations. Lee has been reporting on this for weeks and is now going to do something about it himself...by donating blood. Lee challenges listeners to join him in donating blood and encourages them to share their experiences with him via social media. Lee will ask that one listener a day make an appointment to donate blood this month.
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Jeff Burningham announced Sen. Dan McCay as his pick for Lt. Governor in his campaign for Governor. Sen. McCay joins Lee to explain why he deserves a chance to represent Utah as Lt. Governor.
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Lee and Mary Richards will preview Mary's General Conference Special “First Vision Bicentennial.” Members believe this vision heralded the start of the restoration of the Gospel. We look at the changes, impact, and growth of the church since then. Mary Richards visited Palmyra, New York to produce this special documentary.
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The Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee will be delayed for a month because of the coronavirus pandemic. Scott Howel surrogate party chair for Biden's campaign joins Lee to explain what's next.
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Cameron Diehl, Executive Director Utah League of Cities and Towns, warns Lee how rural Utah could be hit hard by coronavirus if people from urban areas decide to ride out the pandemic in rural towns.
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Today is Census Day. What do you need to do and why is it important? Dennis Johnson, Deputy Regional Director of the Census Bureau breaks down why your participation in the census is key.
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The FDA has an important role in protecting American's health. The approval process is especially vital during emergencies. Lee explains the process the FDA uses to approve drugs so American's don't fall victim to snake juice charlatans.
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CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield spoke with Dave and Dujanovic about combating the pandemic and what Utah should do moving forward. Lee walks through the major points of the interview that stuck out to him.
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Lee has interviewed all the candidates for Attorney General challenging current AG, Sean D. Reyes. Today, he'll interview Mr. Reyes on the race and why he should be re-elected.
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Rep. Ben McAdams spent over a week in the hospital with the coronavirus. He’ll give an update on what his experience has been, how he’s recovering and what we all can learn from his observations of the virus.
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With Congress passing a stimulus package, there's a good chance you could be seeing some money in your bank account. The federal government is cutting $1,200 checks to most Americans. How will you spend the money?
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You may feel powerless during the coronavirus outbreak while distancing from friends and family, but there are still ways you can serve your community. Blood and breast milk donations are in high demand.
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Agriculture stores are seeing a rise in demand for baby chicks… but Lee’s worked with chickens before when he was a kid and knows they aren’t for everyone.
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Miles Hansen, President & CEO of World Trade Center Utah, is on the Governor’s economic task force and has set up a federal engagement committee with a plan for implementing The CARES Act in Utah. Miles explains how small businesses can take advantage of federal money to bounce back from the coronavirus.
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You might already know exactly how you’ll spend your $1,200 stimulus check, but how can you best use the money to help the economy?
There are also lots of myths about coronavirus cures making the rounds. Lee sets the record straight on some of the myths you may be hearing.
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Fraser Bullock worked with Bob Garff during the 2020 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. Fraser will share his memories of Mr. Garff who passed away due to complications with the coronavirus this weekend.
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Rep. Craig Hall’s son recently returned from a mission in Cameroon via Ethiopia, Dublin, Ireland, Dulles, DC, Detroit and finally Salt Lake. Because he just started his mission, Elder Hall will not be released and will be reassigned.
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Rep. Rob Bishop joined Lee last week to discuss how his office is working with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to bring home a group of missionaries from Cameroon. Rep. Bishop hops back on the program to give an update now that the missionaries have been returned home to quarantine for two weeks.
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Salt Lake County has given the force of law to Governor Gary Herbert's Stay Safe, Stay Home directive. But what does that mean for law enforcement? Lee breaks down what Sheriff Rosie Rivera said on Dave and Dujanovic explaining what the order means for her staff.
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A lot of the stories discussed by the Live Mic team that don't make it into the show each week. Lee and producer Aimee will discuss those stories.
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John Swallow is running for Attorney General again in Utah. He'll join Lee to discuss his plans and what qualifies him for the job.
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Summit County says gun shops are under state’s authority to mandate, so Summit County gun shops are still open even during the stay-at-home order. Idaho considers gun shops essential. Would Utah if a stay-at-home order came? Lee will take voicemails asking 1. Should gun shops be considered essential businesses to stay open? 2. Have you gone out and stocked up on ammunition or firearms?
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Rep. Ben McAdams has been in the hospital this week with the coronavirus. How is the McAdams family doing? Julie McAdams joins Lee to discuss.
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Governor Gary Herbert announced yesterday that he will suspend the signature-gathering requirement for candidates, allowing for signatures to be signed at home and mailed, faxed or emailed in. Lee breaks down what candidates will do to get their name on the ballot.
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The House passed the $2 trillion coronavirus economic stimulus package--the largest ever. Lee will explain how Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie tried to insist on a recorded vote.
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Governor Gary Herbert is signing bills passed during the 2020 legislative session. Lee will walk through several of the recently passed bills.
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Americans have been asked to act in times of crisis before to aid the country and protect their fellow citizens. An editorial from the Salt Lake Telegram in 1941 tells school children how they can protect America.
How can I protect America?
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Unemployment applications rose to record numbers this past week. Kevin Burt, Unemployment Insurance Division Director for the Utah Department of Workforce Services spoke with Dave and Dujanovic this morning on Utah’s latest numbers. Lee breaks down what Burt said.
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There are roughly 39 missionaries stuck in Africa and Rep. Bishop's office has been tasked with getting them out. Rep. Rob Bishop explains the efforts his office is making.
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Members of the House will vote tomorrow on the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act after it finally passed in the Senate. Rep. Rob Bishop joins to discuss with Lee how the vote will work.
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Athletes around the country are reacting to the news of the Tokyo Olympics postponement… some better than others. Lee gives his reaction.
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Rudy J. Bautista is joining the race for Utah’s Attorney General. He explains his platform on the program.
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Salt Lake City Police are seeing an uptick in domestic violence-related calls in the last two weeks. There are resources available to those who are experiencing domestic violence--even under social distancing. Jen Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins to give more insight.
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Salt Lake City Police are seeing an uptick in domestic violence-related calls in the last two weeks. Detective Greg Wilking, with SLCPD breakdown what the department is seeing.
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KSL NewsRadio reporter Lindsay Aerts is working at home to social distance. She’s also has become a teacher now to her kids who are home. Lindsay Aerts shares her experience with Lee.
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The DOW Jones had an 11.4% gain yesterday, the biggest since 1933. Have we hit the bottom and are we on the way back up now? How does this compare to other ups and downs? Shane Stewart, DMBA Financial Planner, joins the program to explain.
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David O. Leavitt is joining the race for Attorney General in Utah. He'll join Lee to discuss his plans.
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In coordination with the Department of Justice, Attorney General William Barr has directed U.S. Attorneys to prioritize the investigation and prosecution of Coronavirus fraud schemes. John Huber, United States Attorney, speaks more on the subject.
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What's the difference between the missionary pick-up crowd seen in Utah on Sunday and spring-breakers in Florida last week? One group was wearing suits and ties...
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The Utah State jails and courts are also affected by the coronavirus outbreak. A con released early broke into a woman’s house and tried climbing into bed with her. Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joins the program to explain all the changes.
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Aimee Winder-Newton announced today her pick for Lt. Governor in the Utah Governor’s race. Utah Auditor and Newton's running mate, John Dougall speaks to Lee about the campaign.
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You might be getting a check, but what else is actually in this stimulus bill lawmakers in D.C. are debating? Sen. Mike Lee speaks with Lee about what the Senate is voting on why there's a hold up.
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President Trump tweeted last night that “We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself.” And 1,600 missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints returned home yesterday from the Philippines. Their families were given instructions on pick-up from the airport and were told to self-isolate.
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Greg Skordas is getting in on the race for Attorney General in Utah. He discusses his campaign with Lee.
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Vice President Joe Biden will now have secret service security after protests jumped on stage at an event on Super Tuesday. Dennis Crandall spent 30 years with the U.S. Secret Service from 1970 to 2000. He'll explain what the secret service can do for candidates and former Vice Presidents.
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A subject we have touched on in the past. It is now being proposed that this fund be raided to aid in the fight against the Coronavirus. And how will the vote be affected with three senators now in self-quarantine? A second procedural vote on the stimulus package failed again earlier today.
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The IOC will decide within four weeks on whether or not the Tokyo Olympics will still be held, postponed or canceled altogether. One official is already saying it will be postponed.
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In her capacity as Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army, Jennie Taylor participated in a Pentagon briefing where certain military defense tactics could be applied to the battle we are waging against the Coronavirus. Additionally, Senior Army leaders outlined the Army’s role in the COVID-19 situation. Taylor breaks it all down with Lee.
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Sen. Mike Lee spoke with Boyd Matheson this morning on the stimulus package in the Senate and the need for remote voting.
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Mitt Romney spoke with Dave and Dujanovic this morning on his self-quarantine following Senator Rand Paul’s positive test for COVID-19.
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There were a lot of news pitches that didn’t make it into the show this week with all the breaking news. Producer Aimee and Lee walk through the pitches left behind.
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It’s not all rosy for the agricultural sector. Some might think the agriculture sector in Utah is doing great with all the panic buying, but that’s actually not the case. Ron Gibson, President of the Utah Farm Bureau, shares what family farms are facing in the wake of this crisis.
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Lee likes to exercise but realizes not everyone is on board...yet. Paul Daniels exercise physiologist and owner of the Utah Fitness Institute joins Lee to explain how to get started on your fitness journey during social distancing.
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Representative John Curtis sent a letter to the United States Department of the Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asking for relief for small businesses who are obligated to make paid leave payments to employees under the newly signed Families First Coronavirus Response Act. Curtis explains the depths of his letter.
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In the effort to aid social distancing, many businesses are closed, but that leaves many with little to stay entertained. Lee will walk through what's open and what's even free for Utahns to enjoy while practicing social distancing.
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Jan Garbett has announced Dr. Joseph Jarvis as her running mate in the run for governor. Dr. Jarvis joins the program to discuss why he's decided to stand by Garbett's side.
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Mitch Harper joins Lee to explain how the sports media is handling the coronavirus outage.
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Approximately 7 years after John Swallow resigned from office, he is back running to reclaim his position as Attorney General. Lee revisits a conversation Swallow had with Doug Wright.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell proposed direct payments of $1,200 per person and $2,400 for couples as part of a sweeping Republican response to the coronavirus outbreak. Lee will break down the latest proposal and what's been said by McConnell regarding the efforts by Congress to provide financial relief for Americans.
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Utah Governor Gary Herbert has ordered the repeal of public health orders from Salt Lake and Utah Counties after confusion over whether those orders made gatherings of more than 10 people illegal. KSL Newsradio reporter Paul Nelson breaks down the Governor's comments.
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Voicemails from listeners following Wednesday's earthquake sharing their experience.
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Tulsi Gabbard announced she’s dropping out of the presidential race. And Sanders campaign officials say Bernie Sanders would return home and talk to his family and supporters on the future of his presidential run. Lee will walk through the latest.
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Lt. Governor Spencer Cox announced Sen. Deidre Henderson as his running mate in the governor’s race. Sen. Henderson tells Lee about her decision to drop out of congress and run with Cox.
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Rep. Ben McAdams is the second member of congress to test positive for the coronavirus. He’s now at home in quarantine. Rep. McAdams describes to Lee what it's like living with COVID-19.
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Jennifer Graham and millions of other Americans are working from home. With the kids also at home, this could cause some stress, but Jennifer’s figured out some ways to keep your cool. Jennifer gives some advice on the program.
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With so many people now working from home, internet providers are seeing systems getting overloaded. Pete Ashdown, the owner of xmission, is in quarantine at his home with the coronavirus and his company is working completely remotely. Ashdown speaks about how he's making it work.
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There might be medication to help fight COVID-19. President Trump said he will be invoking the Defense Production Act to help make up for potential medical supply shortages as the US battles the coronavirus outbreak. The federal government is considering approving experimental and international drugs...including one used against malaria.
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The Senate approved a new round of emergency funding to address the coronavirus pandemic. The bill has been signed by President Trump. Sen. Mike Lee voted against it, Mitt Romney voted for it. Mike Lee joins Lee to speak about his concerns regarding the bill and what he believes would be a better solution.
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With the spread of the coronavirus and the recent earthquake in Utah, your mental health may be lagging. Dr. Kirt Cundick, President of the Utah Psychological Society gives suggestions for staying sane at home with breaking news happening every day.
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Lee is broadcasting from his guest bedroom at home in an effort to practice social distancing. Many people have stepped up and made the world a better place amid the panic and anxiety of the COVID-19 and the earthquake. Lee will discuss these people and highlight the great contributions they've made.
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Rumors have circulated on social media about an imminent large quake today… but there’s only a 5 percent chance of anything larger than what already hit. KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson debunks the rumors circulating on social media.
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Is earthquake insurance something to look at? What does it cover? Todd E. Kiser, Utah Insurance Department Commissioner answers some questions about natural disaster insurance and if we should have it.
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Aftershocks are mini earthquakes occur after a big one. Keith Koper, Director of UofU seismograph stations, joins the program to explain what aftershocks are and why they occur.
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State officials and science experts held a press conference about the 5.7 earthquake. Lee breaks down what exactly happened and what we should expect for the next few days.
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Minor damage occurred due to the 5.7 earthquake. Angel Moroni lost his horn and other buildings were impacted. KSL NewsRadio reporter Mary Richards joins Lee to talk about the damage.
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Thousands of households lost power after a 5.7 earthquake hit Northern Utah. Spencer Hall with Rocky Mountian Power joins Lee to talk about why the power is out and when it's expected to turn back on.
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How are emergency responders dealing with the earthquake? Lee speaks with Riley Pilgrim assistant Fire Chief with Unified Fire Authority about damage around northern Utah and the Kennecott hazmat situation.
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A 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook Utah early Wednesday morning. Lee gives a rundown about what we know so far regarding damage, injuries, and what to do moving forward.
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What is going on with primaries in several states as coronavirus fears grow? Lee will walk through what states are doing today to keep elections going while limiting community dangers.
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What’s being done to minimize the damage to the markets here locally? And what is the effect of Trump and Mnuchin announcement today on the markets? Derek Overstreet is an Investment Adviser who owns New Millennium Group in Utah joins Lee to break it all down.
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The American Red Cross is in desperate need of blood donations. Rich Woodruff will describe the steps the Red Cross is taking to keep people safe as they go to donate.
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What suggestions does Rep. Chris Stewart have to avoid anxiety and focus on the good right now as a nation? Lee invites Stewart onto the program to give some much-needed tips.
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The Utah Department of Health is holding a daily press briefing to give updates on the current COVID-19 situation in the state. KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson speaks to Lee about the latest updates.
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AMC announced they were closing theaters for 6-12 weeks and Universal is releasing movies online. Steve Salles joins to program to discuss the closing with Lee.
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Salt Lake County Restaurants were told only pick up or delivery of food starting last night. Melva Sine with the Utah Restaurants Association spoke with Dave and Dujanovic about this new reality this morning and Lee will give his reaction.
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Salt Lake School District will begin handing out free school breakfast and lunch today as schools are closed due to the coronavirus spread. Yándary Chatwin, Executive Director of Communications and Community Relations, Salt Lake City School District tells Lee what the district plans to do to support low-income students during the school closure.
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Yesterday, Sen. Mitt Romney announced he’d like to give $1,000 to every American adult to support the economy and individuals as coronavirus fears grow. Natalie Andrews, a reporter at the Wall Street Journal joins Lee to discuss the proposal.
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Lee’s broadcasting from home today in an effort to social distance. The Trump administration wants to give all American adults some cash. He'll walk through the latest from Trump and Mnuchin in a press briefing today.
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Wall Street saw one of the worst days in history after President Trump announced there might be a recession in the wake of COVID-19. DMBA Shane Stewart talks to Lee about the falling stock market and what that means for Utahns around the state.
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Price gouging is illegal in Utah after price control during emergencies bill passed in the Utah legislature in 2005. Lee speaks with Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes about the law. Jon Huntsman joins as well to speak about when he was Governor and signed the price gouging bill into law.
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Due to concerns over the COVID-19 spread, the Utah GOP and Democratic Party are planning on changes to the upcoming state caucuses and conventions. Scott Howell, Chairman of Utah Democratic Party tells Lee what the party plans to do in wake of COVID-19.
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As more and more restrictions are put into place state and nation-wide, one constitutional question that’s emerged is, what can the government stop you from doing in a pandemic? Derek Monson, Vice President of Policy Sutherland Institute joins Lee to answer that very question.
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Due to all the work on COVID-19 in Utah, the Governor has not had time to even review the bills sent to his desk by the Utah Legislature, according to his office. Senate President Stuart Adams speaks to Lee about is on the Governor's desk and when the people should expect Herbert's signature.
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The Salt Lake Chamber, Mayor Mendenhall, and Governor Gary Herbert spoke in a news conference today on small businesses and stopping the spread of the coronavirus. KSL Newsradio Reporter Paul Nelson joins Lee to break down what changes were announced in Salt Lake County.
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President Trump declares a national emergency over COVID-19. Jeff Burningham, a candidate for governor, decided to stop gathering signatures to land on the ballot due to coronavirus. Is there another way for him to get onto the ballot?
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What exactly is a 'national emergency' and how did it come about? Lee dives into what a declaration of emergency is.
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Lee looks back on what the President has said this week concerning the COVID-19 outbreak. President Trump is expected to start speaking to the nation regarding the steps the U.S. is taking against the pandemic.
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Lee is breaking down a list of what has been canceled/closed/postponed and what Utahns should know. Boyd Matheson explains the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints latest announcement about temple activity adjustments.
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Harmon's Grocery is taking steps to minimize the impact of the COVID-19 spread and keep shelves stocked. In a press release, Harmons announced they are “continuing to work closely with our suppliers to ensure shelves are stocked to meet the needs of our customers.” Lindee Nance, Harmons Vice President of Marketing joins Lee to discuss how the company is handling COVID-19.
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Rep. Corey Maloy discusses all things gun legislation on the program. Why has the mood been cool toward any kind of gun legislation this session?
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Lee and Doug Wright have covered several final legislative days. What makes this one different? And how do you cover a global pandemic?
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Sen. Ann Millner and her intern join Lee for a discussion on the internship program at the Capitol for the last session.
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Concerns over the coronavirus again led to a low day for the markets. Financial planner Shane Stewart joins Lee to discuss historic pandemics and the market response following those pandemics.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee to break down an interview with Sen. Mitt Romney on what is being done nationally and state-wide to combat the financial impacts of the COVID-19.
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Sports reporter Ben Anderson was at the press conference with sick Jazz player Rudy Gobert. He’s now working from home in self-quarantine. My Personal Experience With Rudy Gobert And Coronavirus
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Todd Fooks and Lee break down the announcements made by the Governor earlier today. They both walk through his biggest statements.
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Sen. Mike Lee and other members of the Utah Congressional Delegation have spoken against what they see as abuses in the FISA process. Rep. Chris Stewert speaks to Lee regarding his thoughts on the subject.
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Sen. Mike Lee and other members of the Utah Congressional Delegation have spoken against what they see as abuses in the FISA process. Journalist Brett Tolman joins the conversation to explain a piece he recently wrote on the FISA Court.
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Every female member of the Utah Senate walked out in protest of a mandatory ultrasound bill yesterday... after making impassioned comments on an amendment to that bill. Lee will walk through what was said and his thoughts on their choice to not participate in the vote.
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Students at Harvard are being told to move out and not come back due to the coronavirus spread. Is this an exaggerated response? Or will this prove effective? And Nancy Pelosi rejected calls to shutter the capitol saying, "we are the captains of this ship."
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What is Bernie Sanders's path forward after Joe Biden won even more delegates in several states last night? Scott Howell hops on the show to discuss what options are available and what's expected for both candidates.
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What is Bernie Sanders's path forward after Joe Biden won even more delegates in several states last night? Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss possible prospects.
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In 1968, Bobby Kennedy toured a portion of Appalachia on a learning tour ahead of his run for President. There are numerous unexpected parallels to today. Author Matt Algeo, speaks to Lee about the infamous walk.
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The World Health Organization announces the designation of COVIC-19 as a pandemic. ABC's Alex Stone joins Lee to discuss the pandemic designation and Washington's response.
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Earlier today, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced changes to church gatherings, general conference, and missionary training. Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News gives a personal account about how this decision affects the missionaries in his life.
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Earlier today, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced changes to church gatherings, general conferences, and missionary training. Doug Wilks, editor of the Deseret News speaks more on the church's decision.
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The Governor is answering questions today. KSL NewsRadio reporter Kelli Pierce will break down some of the biggest takeaways.
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President Trump is supposed to head to Capitol Hill today to push what he called a "very dramatic" economic relief plan to counter the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Alex Presha, ABC News Correspondent in Washington discusses the matter.
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The Utah House passed a bill requiring pornographic materials to carry a warning label about the potential harmful effects it can have on minors. Lee walks through the debate on the floor.
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Jason Rantz, host at sister station KTTH in Seattle, is watching what the school system in Seattle is doing...or not doing... to teach kids while schools are closed due to the coronavirus in the Seattle area.
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Derek Miller, President, and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber recently wrote an article in the Deseret News about how to protect Utah’s economy during the coronavirus spread. Derek joins Lee to discuss what businesses can do during coronavirus fears.
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Jon Huntsman spoke to Fox and Friends saying States, not the feds should be leading the response to the coronavirus outbreak. Lee reacts to this interview.
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The statue of Philo T. Farnsworth is returning to Utah County. Adam Gardiner, member of the Martha Hughes Cannon oversight committee to discuss the statue and it's newest home at Utah Valley University.
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What do you need to know when booking trips amid the coronavirus spread? Will travel insurance make a difference? Investigative journalist Matt Gephardt's most recent piece answers these questions and he joins Lee to explain.
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Sen. Lee and Sen. Mitt Romney are both working on an amendment to the American Energy Innovation Act that would limit the extension or establishment of national monuments in the State of Utah. Also, Sen. Lee answers questions about the spread of Coronavirus in D.C. and the President's payroll tax plans.
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State epidemiologist Angela Dunn updated the state after the second coronavirus case was confirmed in Utah earlier today. Lee will walk through the press conference from Tuesday and his biggest takeaways with the state's response.
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KSL TV producer Shelby Hintze recently got sick and ended up in the hospital for several days. She missed the opportunity to speak at a conference in California. She’ll give her speech to us instead and talk about how to be a kind co-worker.
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KSL TV producer Shelby Hintze recently got sick at work. The illness landed her in the hospital for a few days. She gives advice on best hygiene practices to keep yourself and others from catching a cold, especially in the work place.
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Mike Lee spoke at the CPAC, where one person has tested positive for the COVID-19. Lee wonders what would happen if the virus spread through congress.
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Global markets are responding to fears over the coronavirus and dropped 8 percent. Miles Hansen, President and CEO of the World Trade Center Utah, will break down with the future could look like and how the market works on a volatile day like today.
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The CDC and state health officials are encouraging people to cancel travel plans due to the spread of COVID-19. Jennie Taylor, the wife of late North Ogden Mayor Brent Taylor, shares what's going through her mind as Taylor and her daughter's trip to Italy quickly approaches.
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Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are both campaigning in Michigan ahead of the March 10 primaries tomorrow. This could be the chance Sanders needs to get a boost to his campaign if he wins in Michigan. Mark Remillard, ABC News Correspondent in New York explains more about Super Tuesday 2.0.
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Have you made up your mind on who to vote for Governor yet? Many are undecided, but two candidates are leading in new poll.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is pulling missionaries out of several countries and closing temples in response to the COVID-19. Deseret News Reporter Tad Walch joins the conversation with Lee.
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The State website breaks down some of the silly myths about the coronavirus. Lee breaks down what is real and what's not. Also, FDA & FTC send warning letters about fraudulent products that claim to treat or prevent COVID-19.
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The stock market fell, fell, fell on Monday. What does this mean? Lee breaks down a conversation Shane Stewart of DMBA had with Dave and Dujanovic on Monday morning.
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Apple has tentatively agreed to $500 million settlement after admitting to slowing down older iPhones. Lee’s received KELLOGG money before from a settlement… and went out and bought more Kellogg’s Special K.
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This bill provides that an individual who is 21 years or older and may lawfully possess a firearm, may carry a concealed firearm in a public area without a permit.
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This bill provides that an individual who is 21 years or older, and may lawfully possess a firearm, may carry a concealed firearm in a public area without a permit. Clark Aposhian, Chairman of Utah Shooting Sports Council joins the porgram to share his opinion.
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Lee needs a sign-off. He’ll review the famous sign-offs throughout history and KSL and ask for suggestions from listeners.
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A lot of story pitches for the show actually make it into the show… a lot don’t. In this segment, Lee and producer Aimee walk through those stories that didn’t quite make the cut this week.
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Election season is upon us! Names aren't able to get on the ballot without enough signatures. Lee speaks to governor candidate Thomas Wright about how signature-gathering works.
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Lee's friend wants to change the Utah Constitution and he might just pull it off. Lee will discuss the right to hunt and fish with Rep. Casey Snider.
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President Trump signed an $8.3 billion measure this morning to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak. The legislation provides federal public health agencies with money for vaccines, tests and potential treatments and helps state and local governments prepare and respond to the threat. Andy Field with ABC News joins the program to help explain this and the President's visit to the CDC.
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Could Obama go to the White House again as Vice President with Joe Biden? Lee will look at the Constitution to answer that question.
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VidAngel released plans to emerge from bankruptcy and pay off their debts. This hugely popular service credits their customers with this ability. Lee walks through the company's history and what this next step could mean.
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Scum bags are using the COVID-19 scare to steal your hard-earned money. And yesterday, the California Attorney General warned against price gouging.
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Garna Majia is covering the extradition of Lori Vallow to Rexburg, where she’s scheduled to appear before a judge later today. What should we expect from the judging hearing?
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Rep. Carol Spackman Moss’s bill would prohibit the use of cell phones while driving. It was tabled for a third reading in the Senate Wednesday following emotional testimony.
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Chris Peterson announced yesterday he’ll be running for Governor in Utah. He’ll explain why he’s getting into the race and his goals if he were elected.
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Romboy and the polls remind us that Utah is still Trump country , Ron Fox, Trump campaign Co-chair in Utah talks to Lee about Trump's support in Utah.
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Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren ends her Democratic presidential bid after disappointing Super Tuesday. Boyd Matheson discusses with Lee this latest update in the race to the White House.
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A new state flag in Utah? Maybe not… but we should be more competitive with other states like California.
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The FBI and Law enforcement are seeking photos and video which may have captured images of the Vallow's at Yellowstone National Park on September 8, 2019. The FBI has established a website for the public to upload photos and videos: FBI.gov/Rexburg. Debbie Dujanovic joins the discussion to give her take after spending 4 years with the FBI on kidnapping case
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KSL TV's Jed Boal and Lee discuss a meeting they were apart of earlier today with state officials on what they're looking at with the coronavirus.
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Recipes for Homemade Hand Sanitizer may be easy to find on the web, but officials are warning of the dangers of creating such a concoction… saying just wash your hands. KSL Newsradio Reporter Mary Richards goes in-depth on the topic.
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Candidate for Governor, Aimee Winder-Newton is expected to make an announcement at the capitol this afternoon.
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The University of Utah has reached a deal with the Ute Indian Tribe to continue using the Ute name for athletics. Fred Esplin, Vice President of University Relations, explains the details of the deal.
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State tourism officials are gathering at the capitol today. KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson is looking into how the tourism industry in Utah will be affected by the coronavirus.
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Both John and Melanie Haering are now back in Utah after weeks of dealing with the COVID-19 coronavirus and quarantines. They'll join Lee to talk about life out of quarantine and what it feels like to be back in Utah.
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Two protesters shouting “Let dairy die!” stormed the stage as Joe Biden spoke after his Super Tuesday victories. The first demonstrator was quickly intercepted and removed from the stage — only to be followed by a second protester. What does this all have to do with Joaquin Phoenix acceptance speech last month at the Oscars?
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Last night, exit polls showed Bloomberg as being seen unfavorable by double-digit margins. Lee will break down several of the numbers from last night’s results.
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20 defendants are being charged in District of Utah cases of elder fraud as part of a nationwide sweep. US Attorney for the District of Utah John Huber joins to discuss the sweep and charges.
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20 defendants are being charged in District of Utah cases of elder fraud as part of a nationwide sweep. Lee will discuss Former FBI Director Webster Assists Investigation.
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Senator Curt Bramble's SB 200 is the compromise bill lawmakers worked out with Better Boundaries to change Proposition 4. Sen. Bramble discusses the bill and the process to get it to this point.
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CNN's Begala believes Trump will 'dump Pence' for Haley on the day of Democratic nominee's acceptance speech. Lee breaks down the prediction and what's really likely to happen.
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Professor Damon Cann, USU Political Science professor, has researched the effects of campaign finance limitations and voter turnout. He’ll discuss the Bloomberg campaign and money spent on ads leading up to Super Tuesday. Also, his predictions for voters joining the “Biden Bandwagon” along with Buttigieg and Klobuchar.
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Representatives from all the major campaigns are working today to make one last plea for voters. They’ll each have a chance to make their case for their candidates before polls close at 8 tonight. Former Mayor Jackie Biskupski continues her pitch for Warren.
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Lee spotted former presidential hopeful Evan McMullen when he was leaving the library to vote. McMullen sat down and discussed his thoughts on Super Tuesday. Former Mayor Jackie Biskupski joins towards the end to pitch her case for Warren.
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Representatives from all the major campaigns are working today to make one last plea for voters. They’ll each have a chance to make their case for their candidates before polls close at 8 tonight. Elizabeth Payne, Utah Co-Chair for Sanders speaks on why Utahns should vote for Bernie.
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Representatives from all the major campaigns are working today to make one last plea for voters. They’ll each have a chance to make their case for their candidates before polls close at 8 tonight. Bill Weld speaks about why voters should pick him over President Trump.
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Representatives from all the major campaigns are working today to make one last plea for voters. They’ll each have a chance to make their case for their candidates before polls close at 8 tonight. State Director for Bloomberg, Lauren Littlefield gives her last plea for Mike Bloomberg.
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Representatives from all the major campaigns are working today to make one last plea for voters. They’ll each have a chance to make their case for their candidates before polls close at 8 tonight. Scott Howell gives his pitch for Joe Biden.
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Boyd Matheson had an interview with Mike Bloomberg. He’ll break down his chat with Bloomberg as well as Boyd's expectations for Super Tuesday results in Utah.
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The day has finally arrived and voting is open through the day today for Super Tuesday in Utah and 13 other states. Jeff Merchant, Chairman of Utah Democratic Party joins to program to discuss all things politics.
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The day has finally arrived and voting is open through the day today for Super Tuesday in Utah and 13 other states. Derek Brown, Chairman of the Utah Republican Party joins the program to discuss all things politics.
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Lee talks with Representatives from United Way/SelectHealth to talk about Read Across America Day.
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Amy Klobuchar and Bernie Sanders are both visiting the state today ahead of Super Tuesday tomorrow. Lee breaks down a few moments from their speeches.
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Congressman Ben McAdams is co-sponsoring the “Advancing Research to Prevent Suicide Act.” The measure directs the National Science Foundation to fund competitive research grants to better understand the growing rate of suicides. McAdams joins Lee to discuss the legislation.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Tom Steyer both announced the end of their campaigns over the weekend. Lee breaks down both speeches.
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Lee talks with Representatives from United Way/SelectHealth to talk about Read Across America Day.
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Lee breaks down Super Tuesday and U.S. Territories.
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Super Tuesday coverage continued! Lee speaks with former Utah Democratic Senator Scott Howell about Joe Biden's success in South Carolina.
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As Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar visit Salt Lake City, Lee looks to Super Tuesday: Who are the spouses or partners of the candidates and what have they said about the campaign? Lee will walk through each in the Democratic race.
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Lee talks with representatives from United Way/SelectHealth to talk about "Read Across America Day" and the importance of reading to young children.
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The markets are rebounding, but health officials are still monitoring the spread of the coronavirus.
Ilene Risk, Epidemiology Bureau Manager for Salt Lake County Health Department, talks to Lee about the monitoring process and what people can reasonably do.
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Lee and producer Aimee go through the other stories of the week that didn't make the cut.
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When Willie Ito was 8 years old, his family moved into the Japanese internment camp in Topaz, Utah. Now California apologizes for the internment of Japanese Americans. Ito has had a fascinating life, including becoming an animator for Disney after college and animating the iconic spaghetti scene in Lady and the Tramp.
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When Willie Ito was 8 years old, his family moved into the Japanese internment camp in Topaz, Utah. Now California apologizes for the internment of Japanese Americans. Ito has had a fascinating life, including becoming an animator for Disney after college and animating the iconic spaghetti scene in Lady and the Tramp.
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We feature voicemails on what people actually are doing to prepare for the coronavirus. Are you starting to stock up on supplies? Are you canceling vacations? Are you taking more precautions to wash hands and stay healthy?
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Good news from John Haering in Japan, he’s now free to go home after testing negative twice for the coronavirus.
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Utah Officials gave an update on the coronavirus in Utah. Greg Bell, Utah Hospital Association President/CEO, will break down what Utahn’s really need to be concerned about...and what is just sensationalism.
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Teachers planned to walk out of the classroom and gather at Utah's capitol to adovcate for more spending per student. Utah Education Association President Heidi Matthews speaks to Lee about her thoughts on the walk out.
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Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson joins the program to discuss his concerns regarding a teacher walk-out organized by The Salt Lake Education Association
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KSL's Boyd Matheson joins Lee to plot the course forward for Joe Biden to stay in the presidential race. If Biden doesn't fare well in South Carolina, Matheson thinks the former vice president is done. Both Lee and Boyd look ahead to Super Tuesday and Utah's role in the primary.
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Some homeless people camping at Library Square near the Leonardo Museum in downtown Salt Lake City got surprised today when the sprinklers came on.
City government says it does not control the sprinklers but is condemning what happened.
KSL's Kira Hoffelmeyer joins Lee to break down what the museum and city are both saying.
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A Utah company sent employees home early yesterday with $250 in cash and a list of emergency supplies...just in case the coronavirus worsens.
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After a week of stocks plummeting over coronavirus fears, questions loom over what might come next. Shane Stewart of DMBA Financial joins Lee to answer all the questions about the stocks and what listeners need to know about their money and investments.
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Brenda Kraack, a math teacher at East High School in Salt Lake City, is joining the “walkout for students” with the Salt Lake Education Association. She’ll explain why and what message she hopes lawmakers get from teachers leaving the classroom today.
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Teachers with the Salt Lake Education Association are planning a walkout today. They’ll leave the classroom and walk up to the state Capitol. Lee spoke with UEA President Heidi Matthews about the walkout and day of action planned at the same time. He also got a response from House Speaker Brad Wilson.
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GOP presidential candidate Joe Walsh argues in his newest opinion piece that true “never Trumpers” need to hold fast and vote for the Democratic nominee, even if it’s Bernie Sanders. But in Lee’s conversation with former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld last week, he offered an alternative to Trump, while still remaining principled.
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Polling for President Donald Trump in Utah has changed since the 2016 election, when rumors circled of Utah possibly turning purple. Deseret News Reporter Erica Evans joins Lee in studio to breakdown this change and what it could mean leading into Super Tuesday next week.
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Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie will describe the Second Amendment sanctuary resolution and explain why the county commissioners felt this was necessary.
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Utah County Commissioners voted 3-0 to adopt a resolution declaring Utah County a Second Amendment sanctuary and for the support of the constitutional right to bear arms. Will this impact one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country?
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Heather Simonsen reported on the issue of dangerous surgical smoke in 2019, now a bill is in the works to require Utah hospitals create a policy to capture the smoke in operating rooms.
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The SafeUTNG app launched in December and already has over 1,000 downloads. This app was based on the SafeUT app and can be used to get counseling or help in a crisis. Will Leavitt Project Facilitator, SafeUT in the studio to discuss why they created this app and why they're seeing early success.
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The bill to make daylight saving time permanent in Utah is heading to the Governor’s desk after passing in the House today. Rep. Rob Bishop via phone to discuss what would still need to happen was the Governor to sign the legislation.
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Former state lawmaker Scott Howell joins Lee in studio to break down the debate between the Democratic presidential candidates in South Carolina before the Super Tuesday vote. As the live event heated up, zingers were thrown, and some got stung.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill talks to Lee about HB 324, which permits county attorneys to create a “conviction integrity unit,” or CIU, examining past criminal convictions. Gill says he created a CIU years ago, which includes an experienced defense attorney and a former chief justice for the Utah Supreme Court.
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Utah Rep. Chris Stewart joins Lee to discuss the challenges of helping the Utah couple who were infected with the coronavirus while traveling overseas.
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The Trump administration is saying the U.S. is prepared for a possible spread of the coronavirus, but some officials disagree, including Sen. Mitt Romney. At the same time, we’re hearing good news from John and Melanie Haering of Utah in quarantine in Japan and California, respectively.
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Dave and Dujanovic had Rep. Tim Hawkes on their show earlier today to discuss his bill which would require law enforcement to ask where someone got their alcohol when they get a DUI. Dave Noriega in studio to discuss with Lee.
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John Haering is still in a hospital in Japan after his Coronavirus diagnosis, but he is posting updates on a regular basis. Lee will give an update on how John is doing and what comes next for the Haerings after their time on the Diamond Princess cruise.
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LDS Business College is changing its name and adding to its curriculum with 4 year degrees offered in 2021. Bruce C. Kusch, school president, is in studio with. Lee Lonsberry.
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Several bills relating to gun control have died at the capitol this session, while others are having success. Lee will walk through the debates on these bills at the Utah legislature.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a report on the help and aid given by Latter-day Saint charities in 2019. The report includes 3,000 humanitarian aid projects with 2,000 partners in 142 countries last year. Church News reporter Tad Walch joins Lee in studio to break down these numbers and what they mean world-wide.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in a 60 minutes interview spoke about Fidel Castro. Lee wonders what does support for Castro represent among Bernie supporters? Boyd Matheson in studio to discuss with lee.
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Who are the spouses or partners of the presidential candidates and what have they said about the campaign? Lee will walk through each in the Democratic race ahead of Super Tuesday 2020.
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Lee receives an update on bills to remove the requirement for high school students to pass a civics test and texting while driving.
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Lee speaks with Wade Garrett, with the Utah Farm Bureau, about the case of another rancher who is asking for help and offering a reward after his cows were attacked.
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Lee talks about why Rep. Chris Stewart was overlooked for the position of National Intelligence Director.
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Utahn Jennie Taylor is spending the day at Ft. Belvoir near Washington D.C. She's receiving the training she'll use as she takes on her new role as Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army.
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Where are all the candidates in their signature-gathering process? Lee will check in on the process and give an update on the Governor’s race. Lee also talks about the remembrance of life service being held for Kobe Bryant and his daugher who were killed in a helicopter crash.
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Rep. Dan Johnson of Logan joins Lee to explain why he changed his mind on a distracted-driving bill after speaking with police officers in Tennessee.
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After several attempts by Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, her bill to ban handheld cellphones while driving has passed the House on a 40-32 vote. It now goes to the Senate. We all know we shouldn’t text and drive, but how dangerous is it really? What do the numbers say about distracted driving nationwide? What is the current cell phone law when behind the wheel in Utah?
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Brown University Professor Rose McDermott has written a volume of research called “The Evils of Polygyny” and tells Lee why she opposes a bill reducing the penalty for polygamy in Utah. Not one legislator in Utah has voted against the bill so far.
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Lee discusses the ramifications of Republican Sen. Deidre Henderson's bill, which would decriminalize polygamy from a felony to an infraction in Utah.
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How do the candidates for president faring heading into Super Tuesday? Lee analyzes the future on the political fate of Mike Bloomberg. Elizabeth Warren piles on the former New York City mayor, a continuation of the savage attack she delivered during the debate in Las Vegas.
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Vox reporter Gaby Del Valle joins Lee to talk about what the merchandise of the Democratic presidential candidates says about their campaigns.
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Jan Garbett officially filed to join the governor's race this morning. She says she intends to gather signatures. Lee will ask her why she's running and why she chose to join the race now. She said she's running to give Republican voters who don't support President Trump a choice for governor.
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Stocks fell sharply as the number of coronavirus cases outside China surges. This stoked fears of a prolonged global economic slowdown. Miles Hansen, president & CEO World Trade Center Utah, talks to Lee and explains how this could affect Utah and the market in the next few weeks.
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The Utah House has voted in favor of a bill to add more time for parents to give up their babies under Utah’s safe haven law from 72 hours to 30 days after the birth. Now the bill is on to the Senate. Bill sponsor Sen. Scott Sandall, R-Tremonton, explains what benefits he hopes to see if this change passes.
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Lee and producer Aimee go through the stories that were left on the cutting room floor this week.
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Orrin G. Hatch honored for his work on religious freedom from the Becket Fund. Lee will discuss past winners of this award.
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Dave Cawley just returned from Washington where the case is continuing. He’ll talk about the makeup of the jury, the role of the expert witnesses and who else will likely testify.
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KSL's Paul Nelsen joins Lee to talk about the latest news from the disappearance of two Idaho children missing since September.
Lori Vallow Daybell, the mother of two missing kids, was arrested Thursday in Hawaii by the Kaua’i Police Department.
Daybell, 46, was arrested for investigation of desertion and nonsupport of dependent children on a warrant issued from Idaho. She was being held in Hawaii on $5 million bail.
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Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard joins Lee to talk about her campaign ahead of Super Tuesday, "total media blackout" of her candidacy, speaking the truth and the Democratic National Committee's effort to "cancel" her campaign as if she were not in the race and attempts to "smear" her character.
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Former Republican Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld is visiting Salt Lake City, Provo and Orem. He speaks with Lee about his goals in running for president, a viable third party in the United States and challenging President Trump to a primary.
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John Hearing, of Tooele, who's sick with the coronavirus in hospital, joins Lee from quarantine in Japan to update his situation. His wife Melanie, although uninfected, is checked in to Travis Air Force Base, Cal., as she waits out her precautionary period.
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Better Boundaries said, “Proponents of Prop 4 are extremely disappointed to report that Utah’s legislative leadership appears poised to repeal Prop. 4, rejecting gerrymandering reform and the will of Utah voters.”
Rep. Rebecca Chavez-Houck from Better Boundaries joins Lee to talk about the development
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John Hearing, who's sick with the Coronavirus in Japan will join Lee from quarantine in Japan. You may have seen a copy of a letter he has drafted which is being circulated by his wife which highlights some of his frustrations. Lee connected the Haerings with Rep. Stewart's office on what can be done to get him out of the country. John Hearing at 2:05, Rep. Chris Stewart at 2:35.
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Investigators have finished their investigation into the death of a man found in his deceased wife’s freezer. Revelations like how long he was there, a notarized letter found in the home and VA benefits paid to his wife over the last 10 years.
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A bill to criminalize the ‘willful’ failure to call 911 is not having much success at the Capitol. The bill would have allowed a misdemeanor charge against an individual who “willfully” fails to call 911 if they see a person suffering serious bodily injury. Lee breaks down the floor debate and reacts to the need for the bill.
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A bill to increase the penalties for illegally passing a school bus is having success at the State Capitol. This bill would increase the penalty from $100 to $250 on first offense. Lee breaks down the floor debate and reacts to the need for the bill.
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The Utah Legislature officially released a citation thanking President Trump today. Speaker Brad Wilson at 2:50 to explain what this really is and why it was brought up. The Citation & the press release.
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The Democratic debate in Las Vegas last night heated up with candidates attacking each other and Mike Bloomberg who appeared in Utah this morning. Scott Howell joins Lee in-studio with reaction and analysis.
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BYU is now in the process of creating a summer camp for female athletes and their fathers according to Men’s Basketball head coach Mark Pope. Mitch Harper discusses with Lee from Provo.
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Rep. Brammer’s bill would protect local governments and school districts from e-scooter lawsuits.
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An opinion piece in the Deseret News argues SB54, which allows for signature gathering, is a good compromise for Utah’s elections. Jay Evensen from the Deseret News.
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Sen. Mike Lee is renewing calls for FISA reform. The Act allows special judges to grant electronic surveillance warrants under certain suspicians of espionage and terrorism. Sen Mike Lee via phone.
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KSL Investigates dug through health inspection violations from Salt Lake County and what they found is disgusting.
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Hill Air Force Base is responsible for generating $3.7 billion in annual economic impact, according to the 2019 Economic Impact Statement. This great boost to the state's economy happens as officials continue to support the base and get out of the way of its growth.
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University of Utah law professor Paul Cassell talks to Lee about a study examining bail reform in Cook County, Ill. After county courts adopted new pretrail release reform "the number of defendants who were charged with committing new crimes increased by 45%."
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Lee talks about the history of presidential pardons. President Donald Trump talks about his pardons in relation to those of Presidents Bill Clinton, who commuted the sentence of his brother for cocaine possession, and Barack Obama, Army whistleblower Chelsea Manning.
Lee also refers to: In 1893, President Benjamin Harrison issued pardons for the offense of engaging in polygamous or plural marriage to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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President Trump talks about commuting the sentence of former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who served eight years of a 14-year sentence for attempting to sell former Sen. Barack Obama's seat. Blagojevic calls himself a "Trump-ocrat."
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Jury selection is set to get started in Washington state today after the Cox family filed a lawsuit against the state of Washington over the handling of the child custody case against Josh Powell. Dave Cawley explains what is expected in the 29 day case.
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Author Neal Simon argues in a recent piece that “For the good of the country, Senator Romney should run for president as an independent.” Neal Simon via phone explains how he came to this conclusion and who he thinks would be a good running-mate for Romney if he were to run for president again.
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Pete Buttigieg visited Utah this weekend and now Mike Bloomberg is returning to Utah later this week. How will this affect the primary in Utah now that Utah is part of the Super Tuesday primary taking place across the country?
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Melanie Hearing, a Tooele County resident whose husband John was the first Utahn with a confirmed case of Coronavirus is back in the United States at the Travis Air Force Base in California. While Melanie is in quarantine here in the U.S., her husband is still in Japan. Melanie Hearing joins Lee via phone.
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Lee, who had to earn his Eagle Scout badge before his parents would let him drive a car, is saddened to hear that the Boy Scouts of America filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to sexual abuse lawsuits and compensation to victims.
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Rep. Ben McAdams joins Lee in the studio to talk about his bill which would add double-track lines for FrontRunner trains in northern Utah. He says it's a win for Utah by reducing air pollution and congestion by taking the equivalent of two freeway lanes out of the transit system.
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Utah Reps. John Curtis and Ben McAdams have introduced a bill to fund more miles of double-tracking for FrontRunner trains from Ogden to Provo, which would mitigate air pollution and reduce traffic congestion along the Wasatch Front.
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Republican Rep. Cory Maloy of Lehi joins Lee in the studio to talk about his bill that reiterates that the state is the only entity that makes firearm laws and regulations and preempts counties from creating laws that go above and beyond what the state allows on firearms.
In December, Salt Lake County Mayor Jenning Wilson claimed as mayor she was empowered to enforce federal background checks on all firearms sales at gun shows on county property.
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State Director of Elections Justin Lee talks to Lee about mail-in early voting on Super Tuesday in Utah (first time) on March 3. Find out more at vote.utah.gov.
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Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell discuss updates on the Gubernatorial run with guest Thomas Wright.
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Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell discuss Joe Jarvis running for congress in addition to Joe's explanation of the coronavirus.
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Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell discuss proposed bills with Utah House of Representative Suzanne Harrison.
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Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell discuss the polygamy bill with guest Angela Kelly.
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Amy Donaldson and Scott Howell discuss homelessness in Utah with guest Kim Coleman.
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Lee and his wife met in 2013, right here in the KSL Newsroom. Today they reminisce on their relationship and how life has changed with the addition of their baby girl.
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For Presidents Day, Historian Ron Fox talks about presidential visits to Utah, including President John F. Kennedy visiting the state less than a month before he was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
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Former Speaker of the House and gubernatorial candidate Greg Hughes talks about the challenges of resolving the homeless crisis in downtown Salt Lake City, the housing shortage and transitional housing.
As a conservative candidate, Hughes says he can find common ground because people have more in common than their political differences suggest.
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Utah Senate President Stuart Adams reflects on this year's legislative session. Utah is rated the best state for economic outlook with the best economy ever, he said. He says his goal is to make life better for future generations.
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Salt Lake City Rep. Angela Romero talks about her bill (HB116) to form a task force to investigate cases of missing or murdered indigenous women and girls.
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Democratic Rep. Patrice Arent of Millcreek talks to Amy and Scott about her bill to do away with "outmoded" straight-ticket voting. She says the voting option confuses voters. Arent, who is stepping down as a lawmaker, also looks back on her time in the Legislature.
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Researchers at USU asked the question, “If you could snap your fingers or blink your eyes and instantaneously teleport yourself to the desired destination, would you do so” Lee will speak with the researcher (Patrick Singleton, Transportation Assistant Professor at Utah State University)about why this was even studied and what was actually learned.
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The first Utahn confirmed to have coronavirus is receiving treatment in a Japanese hospital after being quarantined on a cruise ship with his wife. Amy Donaldson in studio with Lee to discuss the latest.
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Lee and Aimee walk through the news that didn’t quite make it into the show this week.
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Lee will tell the story of the congresswoman who introduced the ERA and how she survived the Jonestown massacre 42 years ago.
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Lee talks about his experience with Roger Stone. Attorney General William Barr speaks with ABC News and says President Trump tweets make it hard for him to do his job, especially the criminal case and sentencing of Stone, a longtime friend, and a former campaign adviser to the president who was convicted of lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstruction of justice.
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After the original bill to ban minors from using a commercial tanning bed died in the Legislature. The legislation's sponsor revived it. It passed the House after a modification that only allow a minor to tan in a commercial salon with the permission of a doctor. Parental consent is not enough to grant a teen permission to tan.
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Jonathan Johnson, CEO of Overstock and president of Medici Ventures, joins Lee to defend the voting app, Voatz, in use in Utah County against MIT researchers who said the app was vulnerable to security flaws.
Johnson also says the debacle in the Iowa caucuses shouldn't stop progress in allowing more citizens to vote.
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Every year the FTC has thousands of people report losing money to "romance scams." The median reported loss in 2018 was $2,600.
KSL reporter Matt Gephardt joins Lee to break down his research about these schemes and what people can do to protect themselves.
Most of these thieves operate in West Africa and out of the reach of the FBI.
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Utah County launched a mobile voting application called Voatz last year to allow members of the military and disabled citizens to join in the democratic progress. But a team of MIT researchers said that “Voatz is vulnerable to a number of attacks that could violate election integrity.”
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Rep. Bishop referenced Earl Weaver while on the floor of the House… He’s been making reference to Earl for years. Bishop comes on the show to talk about the Hall of Fame Major League manager.
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Rep. Rob Bishop spoke on the U.S. House Floor against H.R. 2546 Colorado Wilderness Act of 2019, also known as the Protecting America’s Wilderness Act. Lee shares audio on Rep. Bishop's thoughts against the resolution.
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Gayle Ruzicka, President of the Utah Eagle Forum, speaks with Lee about the House removing the deadline to ratify the ERA.
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Kelly Jones, Co-Chair of the Utah ERA Coalition speaks with Lee about removing the deadline to ratify the ERA.
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The House voted today to remove the deadline to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, which passed in 1972, 1979, and 1982.The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reiterated it’s opposition to the ERA. Democratic Presidential Candidates have spoken out in support of an ERA extension deadline. Republicans have spoken against extending the deadline.
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Read Across America Day on Monday, March 2 with the United Way. Lee speaks with advocates of Read Across America to learn the importance of the program.
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Ramping up to Super Tuesday, Democratic candidates are spending massive sums of money trying to get out the vote. But some have much larger war chests than others...and where they are spending their money could be just as important as how much they spend.
Why are these Democratic candidates coming to Utah? Lee argues it’s about money, not to gather support.
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Utah will host the Vice Presidential debate Oct. 7 at Kingsbury Hall, but it won’t be cheap. Officials representing the U. and the Utah Debate Commission asked members of the Utah Legislature’s Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee for $1.5 million. Lee will explain why this money will be well spent.
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Utah Senator Todd Weiler has opened bill files dealing with red flag laws. red flag laws help prevent those who pose a threat to human safety from carrying firearms. Weiler joins Lee over the phone to explain why he thinks this is the year for this kind of legislation.
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After the Uintah County Commission moved to make the county a second amendment sanctuary, other counties are following suit--including Utah County. Commissioner Nathan Ivie joins the program via phone from Utah County.
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150 years ago today, Utah law extended voting rights to women citizens. Lee will walk through the resolution celebrating women’s suffrage in Utah and an opinion piece from the Deseret News published 150 years ago on the issue.
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The Deseret News has an opinion piece saying it’s time for straight-ticket voting to end. Rep. Brad Daw Voted against HB70. Jay Evenson from the Deseret News at 2:05. Rep. Brad Daw at 2:20.
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County Commissioners in Utah are watching what's happening in Virgina... with worry. Lee will explain what they're planning to do about it.
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As candidate Berne Sanders campaigns to cancel $1.6 trillion in student loan debts, President Trump -- part of his 2021 proposed budget -- is calling for an end to the student loan forgiveness program, which was started in 2007 and has been used to lure graduates to public service jobs.
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The New York Times reports that Utah Rep. Chris Stewart is being considered for a top intelligence position. Stewart says he’s committed to representing his constituents. Lee says Stewart's response is not a "no." He previously was considered a possible nominee for Air Force Secretary. The current acting intelligence chief must vacate their office by March 11.
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Bernie Sanders ( 26%) pulls out the victory in New Hampshire, with Pete Buttigieg (24%) in a close second. Lee calls Amy Klobuchar's (20%) third-place finish the most surprising of the primary. Anticipating poor results, former Vice President Joe Biden (8%) heads to South Carolina, the next political hot spot of the 2020 Democratic Presidential Campaign. Candidate Deval Patrick ends his long-shot run for the White House.
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After the Virginia House narrowly voted to approve a ban on assault weapons, many counties in the country have enacted Second Amendment sanctuary laws in response, including Uintah County -- the first in Utah to join the movement. Lee breaks it all down.
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Fraser Bullock, who was a major player in bringing the Winter Olympic to Utah in 2002, talks to Lee about bringing the Games back here in 2030 or 2034. Bullock says Utah is greatly qualified for the Games to return to Utah due to existing facilities and improvements to them since 2002.
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A letter from Utah’s congressional delegation asks U.S. Secretary of the Interior, David Bernhardt, to oppose a reservation system that the National Park Service has proposed for Zion National Park. At 2:20, Jeff Bradybaugh, Superintendent of Zion National Park to give his reaction.
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It's the latest craze on social media... and Lee hates seeing into people's dirty kitchens with their standing broom photos. But he still took part in the challenge himself.
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Sen. Lee has introduced the Protecting Life in Foreign Assistance Act. Lee will review a conversation he had with the Senator last month on his concerns with the Mexico City Policy being changed over the years.
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This bill would require the lieutenant governor to study and make recommendations on Internet voting. Rep. Michael McKell via phone to discuss block-chain tech and what is needed to move voting online.
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Lee talks to Utah Rep. Chris Stewart who reflects on Trump's 2021 budget. The Republican calls it "a good starting place" and likes the boost to military spending, but Stewart says more attention needs to be paid to the $1 trillion debt.
The congressman also criticizes the White House rosy predictions about interest rates and inflation
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Lee analyzes President Trump's 2021 budget, which spends $4.8 trillion by cutting funding to social safety-net programs like Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act and food stamps. Despite what Democratic leaders say about the cruelty behind the budget, Lee reminds his audience that it's just a proposal from the president.
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Lee filed his taxes over the weekend and was reminded of the checkbox on income tax returns that funds presidential campaigns. Lee breaks down the history and why candidate Barack Obama rejected the public funding in 2008. Also, Lee points out a misconception many have about checking that box.
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In a campaign ad, former Vice President Joe Biden, who overcame stuttering, gives a young boy Bradon advice: Don't let your stuttering define you. Biden also gave him some tips on dealing with bullies.
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Lee breaks down the primary in New Hampshire that is wrapping up today. Bernie Sanders (28%) leads Pete Buttigieg (21%). Joe Biden (11%) is heading south to South Carolina, where he may poll more favorably.
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Matt Gephardt today joins the KSL TV Investigative Team. He'll give Lee a preview of the kind of work he'll be doing and what he's looking forward to coming to KSL.
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A total of 12 former college football players from the state of Utah are on the active 52-man rosters for the eight-team league. Mitch Harper, KSL Sports, will discuss the upcoming season with Lee and what to watch out for.
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The Federal Government has released the final plans for the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments, even while lawsuits are pending. Asst. Sec. Casey Hammond, Interior Department, at 2:05. Rachel Wootton, Public Affairs Specialist Bureau of Land Management - Utah at 2:20 in studio.
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Lee filed his taxes this weekend and was reminded of this little check on income tax returns. He’ll break it down and explain where this money actually goes.
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Uintah County commissioners adopted an ordinance to make their county a Second Amendment sanctuary -- a first in Utah. The county joined more than 400 municipalities in 20 states, which have passed laws opposing the enforcement of certain gun laws passed by state or federal lawmakers.
Lee reached out to other county commissioners to see if they were considering similar moves.
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Republican Rep. Tim Quinn of Heber City talks to Lee about his bill to expand dependent child exemptions, which was reduced by the federal government. Quinn says the time to restore the exemption is now.
Another bill Quinn introduced would exempt an individual who is 72 years old or older from jury duty if he or she desires.
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State Republican Sen. Deidre Henderson, who represents southern Utah County, says her bill would lower the penalty from a felony to an infraction for practicing, but law-abiding, polygamists. Unlawful cohabitation has been a felony in Utah since 1935. The lawmaker says the law has enabled, instead of eliminated, a culture of abuse among polygamists, and it's time to lower the penalty to remove the fear of prosecution.
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Lee previews the New Hampshire primary and the recent surge by South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg with the former Vice President Joe Biden falling back.
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Lee witnesses a car crash caused by a distracted driver using a cellphone. Because of what he saw, he changes his position and now supports a bill that would make using a phone while driving a primary, instead of a secondary, offense, which it is now.
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After voting to remove President Trump from office, Sen. Mitt Romney joins former Vice President Joe Biden as his running mate to unify America on the first Republican-Democrat presidential campaign in US history.
Lee mulls the possibilities in his what-if exploration.
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State Rep. Phil Lyman of Blanding files a resolution to censure Utah Sen. Mitt Romney after Romney's vote to convict President Trump of the first article of abuse of power during the impeachment trial.
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A group called Republicans for the Rule of Law put up a billboard on Interstate 15 near the 3300 South exit on Friday with the words “This is what a patriot looks like” after his solitary vote among Senate Republicans to remove President Donald Trump from office.
Chris Truax, a spokesperson for the group, speaks to Lee about honoring Romney on a billboard.
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Saying he's suffering from terminal kidney failure, Bernie Madoff, former investment adviser and financier who is serving a 150-year federal prison sentence for offenses related to a multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, defrauding hundreds of investors, seeks compassionate release from prison after serving 11 years of his sentence.
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Former Gov. Jon Huntsman, who is currently running for governor again, announced his choice for lieutenant governor: Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi.
The other gubernatorial campaigns respond to Huntsman's choice.
The only other candidate with a lieutenant governor selection is Thomas Wright who has chosen Rep. Rob Bishop.
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Lee discusses the Utah Supreme Court decision to green light admission to law schools for immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children and other topics, such as the death of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant and a cruise ship quarantined due to the coronavirus.
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Lee chats with Rachel Scott of ABC News about President Trump during his impeachment trial of hosting a “Keep America Great” Rally in Iowa as Democratic presidential candidates prepare to hold the first vote of the election season in the state.
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Lee speaks with Sen. Dan Thatcher of West Valley City on his bill that would allow a cohabitant to commit a firearm to police without the permission of the owner.
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Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez speaks to Lee about the passing of Navajo Code Talker Joe Vandever, Sr., who passed away on Friday at the age of 96 in Haystack, New Mexico. Nez also speaks about the legacy of the Code Talkers.
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Lee explains a resolution signed by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert last year, formally recognizes the legacy of the few surviving Code Talkers: 29 Navajo men joined the Marine Corps and developed an unbreakable code that would be used across the Pacific during World War II.
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President Trump continues to go after Utah Sen. Mitt Romney during remarks delivered at the White House.
Without using Romney's name, Trump says, a "failed presidential candidate" who "used religion as a crutch."
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At the national prayer breakfast, Trump references House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Mitt Romney by saying, "I don't like people who use their faith as a justification for doing what they know is wrong."
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In KSL Newsradio’s newest series, reporter Kelli Pierce speaks with Justin Ward, a homeless man on his 21/2 year experience of living homeless in Utah. Pierce and Ward join Lee in studio.
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Former Utah Rep. Chris Cannon says Utah Sen. Mitt Romney's vote to convict President Donald Trump validates the Democratic narrative, which he says has fallen apart.
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KSL's Doug Wright spoke to Utah Sen. Mitt Romney about being the solitary Republican vote in the Senate to convict the president of abuse of power during his impeachment trial. Wright's interview airs Sunday at 9 p.m. on KSL-TV.
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Lee explains the vote to either acquit or convict the President as it happens in real-time and is joined by Boyd Matheson to discuss how it all goes down.
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Sen. Luz Escamilla has a bill which would prohibit the Motor Vehicle Division from denying a personalized plate for references to official state symbols. That would mean the state firearm could be on personalized license plates.
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Lee introduces the show by announcing Utah Sen. Mitt Romney's plan to vote to convict of President Donald Trump on the first article of impeachment -- abuse of power.
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Utah's Sen. Mike Lee reacts to President's Trump State of the Union address, especially the senator 's work on criminal justice reform, which was saluted in the speech. Lee also comments about Sen. Mitt Romney's guilty vote in the impeachment trial of the president. Sen. Lee "strongly disagrees" with Romney's decision.
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Utah's Rep. Chris Stewart remarks on the highlights of President Trump's State of the Union address. Stewart also reacts to the Democrats' refusal to acknowledge the successes of the Trump administration featured in the address. Stewart also comments on Utah Sen. Mitt Romney's decision to vote for impeachment of the president.
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Utah Sen. Mitt Romney outlines his reasons for voting to impeach President Donald Trump on the floor of the Senate. Lee's listeners react.
In defense of Trump, Utah Sen. Mike Lee speaks from the Senate floor about why he will vote to acquit the president.
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KSL reporter Paul Nelson talks to Lee about the press conference in Washington, D.C., where Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah explains why he is voting guilty in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. Lee reads listeners' response to the senator's decision.
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Rep. Rob Bishop in the studio with Lee discussing recent data showing hunting dying off nationwide. Bishop is also in town to address the Utah Legislature and he'll discuss what he spoke on earlier today.
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Kiby Glad is the CEO of the company used by Utah caucuses in many Utah Counties.He breaks down how the app works in Utah and how they avoid exactly what happened in Iowa last night.
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The Utah State Supreme Court ruled last week to allow DACA recipients to be eligible to the Utah State Bar and practice law in the state. Elizabeth Wright, General Counsel for the Utah State Bar breaks down what this will mean.
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Rep. Craig Hall will discuss two specific bills he's sponsoring in the session. HB 231 (Genetic Information Amendments) and HB 71 (Prohibition on straight ticket voting)
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Looking ahead to President Trump's State of the Union address, Lee looks back onthe address of President Andrew Johnson, who was the first president to be impeached in1868.
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Lee explores the history of the State of the Union address, highlighting factoids such as President George Washington offered the shortest speech while Clinton gave the longest. President Woodrow Wilson gave the first spoken address.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill discusses with Lee three criminal justice bills on Capitol Hill this legislative session, which include a measure on victims' addresses, bail and increasing the charge from a Class B to a Class A misdemeanor for domestic violence.
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The winner of the voting in Iowa was denied the momentum guaranteed from the victory due to a massive failure by the state Democratic Party officials. In light of the glitch, the candidates predict they will be victorious.
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Former state Democratic Sen. Scott Howell joins Lee to talk about the debacle at the conclusion of the Iowa caucuses. No voting results were available to the news media, and this has Lee fired up. They both comment on what the future looks like for the candidates.
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There's nothing halfway about Feb. 3, 2020. Iowans are participating in the democratic Iowa caucus today. Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden appear to be front-runners for their party's presidential nomination. We chat with Utah Democrat Scott Howell about what to expect.
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Utah Sen. Dan McCay has another plan to change the state’s dual-path nominating system. This year’s proposal would add another option for political parties to nominate candidates and would get rid of the signature option. Host Lee Lonsberry chats with Jeff Merchant, Chairman of the Utah Democratic Party and Derek Brown, Chairman of the Utah Republican Party.
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Senators are hearing from both sides today as the House's impeachment managers and President Trump’s lawyers deliver closing arguments at his Senate trial. Lee Lonsberry and Boyd Matheson break down the tweet from Republican Senator Mike Lee about fellow Republican and Senator Mitt Romney.
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The winter storm this morning caused major delays, crashes and school closures. We continue coverage throughout the afternoon, following the storm, keeping track of the road conditions and watching the avalanche danger. Guests include: Spencer Hall, Rocky Mountain Power Communications Manager; John Gleason, UDOT; Grant Weyman, KSL meteorologist; Sgt. Nick Street, Public Information Officer for Utah Highway Patrol; Kevin Eubank, KSL meteorologist; and Drew Hardesty, Avalanche Forecaster with the Forest Service Utah Avalanche Center.
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Rep. John Curtis talks to Lee about the president's outdated authorization to use military force dating from the 9/11 attacks on the US amid the recent tensions between the United States and Iran and the assassination of Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani by an American drone.
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Lee continues his conversation with the attorney representing former West High School Principal Ford White and the issues surrounding his recent termination.
Lee also addresses Utah Sen.Sen. Dan McCay work on changing the state’s dual-path nominating system, which would add another option to nominate candidates through the convention process only, which would eliminate the signature option for candidates.
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Lee talks with Michael Teter, who is the attorney for West High Principal Ford White, about events at the school on Nov. 14 that resulted in his termination.
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Chief Justice John Roberts is forced to read aloud Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s question about whether he and the Supreme Court both lose credibility for presiding over a trial lacking in witnesses or evidence. Lee calls her question disrespectful and inappropriate.
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Lee speaks with Wall Street Journal reporter Natlalie Andrews at the Capitol about the latest effort to include witnesses and documents in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and Senator Dan McCay exchanged some heated tweets earlier today about one of McCay’s proposed bills. That bill would change the consistution to have judges in Utah run for election, instead of being appointed by the governor. Utah State Bar opposes the bills. Lt. Gov Cox joins the program to express his opinion.
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Lt. Gov Spencer Cox and Senator Dan McCay exchanged some heated tweets earlier today about one of McCay’s proposed bills. That bill would change the consistution to have judges in Utah run for election, instead of being appointed by the governor. Utah State Bar opposes the bills.
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Firefighter, Jason Porter, returned earlier this week from Australia, where he joined other firefighters in their battle against deadly Australian bush fires. Jason spoke with Lee before he left a month ago. He joins Lee again to talk about what comes next.
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Representative Tim Quinn has two bills he’s sponsoring this session. One would make it so we can RECALL an elected US Senator. The other would excuse those 72 years or older from jury duty. Rep. Tim Quinn spoke with Dave and Dujanovic and Lee will play audio from that interview and discuss how this all seems to go after one senator in particular… 72 year old Mitt Romney.
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The mother of two missing Idaho kids has been ordered to produce the kids by the end of the day today. KSL TV 5 reporter Garna Mejia is in Rexburg as officials wait for the latest developments in this case. She speaks with Lee about the latest in the case.
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Americans visited libraries more than twice as often as they did movie theaters, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Women visited libraries nearly twice as much as men did.
KSL radio host Jeff Caplan joins Lee to talk about the poll results.
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The two Uintah County commissioners continue the discussion about what and why they vote to designate the county a Second Amendment sanctuary.
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Utah Democrats respond to the governor's State of the State speech, particularly the failed attempt to increase the tax on food.
Uintah County Commissioners Bart Haslam and Bill Stringer join Lee live in the studio to talk about an ordinance passed recently that declares the county a "second amendment sanctuary."
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During his 11th and final State of the State speech, Gov. Gary Herbert looks back at his time in office, including briefly touching on the recent failure of the tax-reform legislation, and ahead to the tomorrow's challenges, such as the tight housing market in the Salt Lake Valley.
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Lee introduces the show by discussing a note that Chief Justice John Roberts refused to read during the impeachment of President Donald Trump. The note from Sen. Rand Paul allegedly sought to name the anonymous whistleblower behind the complaint against the president over his call with the Ukrainian president that began the impeachment process.
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Lee will break down some of the weird things going on around the impeachment proceedings.
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Legislators and health officials are planning a news conference today to discus anti-vaping measures proposed in the upcoming session. And Gov. Gary Herbert is giving his final State of the State address tonight. What Lee will be looking for.
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The American Lung Association gave Utah three failing grades out of five categories in their “State of Tobacco Control” report. Lee responds to this report.
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Columnist at For the Win, Andy Nesbitt, has a plan to improve the Superbowl--have it on Saturdays.
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Lee talks to former co-worker Paul Johnson, a legislative assistant to Rep. Rob Bishop of Utah, about the congressman's effort to give states a third option of remaining on Daylight Saving Time year round.
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Provo man charged after surrendering to police and saying that he had physically abused his children. Lee says the father deserves punishment, but perhaps praise.
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President Rick Larsen of the Sutherland Institute joins Lee in the studio to talk about how a citizens referendum petition gathered enough signatures to upend the efforts of the Utah Legislature and the Sutherland Institute to change the tax structure of the state by decreasing the income tax but raising the tax on food and gasoline. In the wake of the citizens' success, the Legislature voted to repeal the controversial tax reform bill. Larsen also talks about priorities of the institute such as religious freedom and teaching civics in schools
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Sens. Mitt Romney and Mike Lee both ask their questions of either the Trump defense team or the House impeachment managers during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. Lee will break down the process the senators go through in asking these questions.
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Amid the growing outbreak of coronavirus, President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces the church will send aid to China. The Bishop's Store House in Salt Lake City and a similar facility in Atlanta stored exactly what was needed in China, Tad Walch of the Deseret News reports.
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President Trump unveiled his administration’s much-anticipated Middle East peace plan in the latest American effort to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. ABC News correspondent Jordana Miller from Jerusalem.
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On the first day of the Utah legislative session, work got underway on several bills. One Lee talked about earlier in the program, is already dead.
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Do you remember the names of those who died aboard the Challenger 34 years ago? Carrie Moore, now a professor at BYU, wrote an article on the local response to the explosion in the Deseret News 34 years today. She'll speak with Lee about what she remembers. GARN/DESNEWS
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Rep. Ben McAdams will break down his suicide prevention research bill passed in the house yesterday.
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Lee will break down Elizabeth Warren’s student loan plan and one father who confronted the candidate saying: ‘We get screwed.’
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Rep. Candice B. Pierucci disagrees with the house resolution on the Equal Rights Amendment and will explain why.
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As a former congressional intern himself, Lee will discuss the rigors interns at the capitol have to go through during the legislative session. Sen. Milner and Ryan Hunter oversee the program and we’ll talk about the process to become a congressional intern and what they’re expected to do for the next 45 days.
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Rep. Stephen Handy is sponsoring the State flag review commission.
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Lee and Senate President Adams will discuss what the Senate’s priorities are this session and what is this week’s timeline regarding SB 2001?
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Lee will break down Elizabeth Warren’s student loan plan, and the father who confronted the candidate saying he did the right thing and worked hard to put his daughter through college without borrowing. Dad wants to know if he's entitled to a refund under the Warren plan.
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The Supreme Court’s decision Monday (01/27/2020) will allow the Trump administration to move forward with a plan to deny green cards to immigrants who are deemed likely to use government benefits like food stamps or Medicaid.
Aaron Tarin, who is an attorney with Immigrant Defenders Law Group, joins Lee in-studio to explain how this could affect his work and the state.
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Clearfield Republican Rep. Karianne Lisonbee talks with Dave and Dujanovic about her bill that would prohibit hunting or fishing license, permits and tags if a parent is delinquent in child support. Debbie joins Lee to talks about the bill involves.
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Police arrest 43-year-old Creed Cole Lujan, who pleaded guilty in 2009 to attempted murder, in connection with a possible abduction near Hunter High School in West Valley City. KSL Newsradio's John Wojcik will break down the news and what officials are telling Hunter High School students and parents.
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Orem Republican Rep. Keven Stratton expalins why he was the only lawmaker in both chambers voting against repealing the failed tax-reform legislation, overturned by a signature-gathering campaign.
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Rep. Maloy is working on several bills relating to firearms. One, the Firearm Safe Harbor Amendments would allow firearms owners to sign themselves up to have law enforcement hold their firearms for a time. H.B. 149 would enact provisions prohibiting certain restrictions of firearms related to real estate.
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A longtime teacher and Democratic West Valley City, Rep. Elizabeth Weight is sponsoring a bill that would repeal the requirement that students pass a basic civics test before receiving a high school diploma.
The lawmaker is also proposing legislation to require executive branch agencies and departments to provide an eligible employee at least six weeks of paid parental leave for new baby for adopted child.
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A Second Amendment advocate, Lee talks to Democratic Rep. Brian King of Salt Lake City talks about his bill that would require a universal background check for all firearm sales, even at gun shows.
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Democrat Rep. Carol Spackman Moss of Murray talks to Lee about her bill to limit distractions and accidents related to driving while using a handheld phone or other device. She also talks about her bill to keep the criminally insane from being incarcerated instead of being in treatment due to their mental insane state.
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Royce Van Tassell, executive director of the Utah Association of Public Charter Schools, talks to Lee about the importance of choice in education as hundreds of Utah students and teachers gather on the first day of the Legislature to send the message to lawmakers and the public.
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State Democratic Rep. Karen Kwan of Murray talks to Lee on Day One of the Legislature about her push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, after a decades-long delay.
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Aimee and Lee will walk through story pitches that didn't quite make it into the show this week.
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A new species of meat-eating dinosaur will be unveiled at the Natural History Museum of Utah. Allosaurus jimmadseni, is described based on two complete skeletons. Mark Loewen, research associate at the Natural History Museum of Utah, and associate professor in the Department of Geology & Geophysics at the University of Utah, co-author of the study will explain his work on this new species.
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Rep. Chris Stewart is working on a bill to combat suicide. Lee will ask why the representative is so passionate about this issue. And the two will also break down the impeachment proceedings now that it's been in the Senate for three days.
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Lee discusses his visit with Ken Sanders and his bookstore in downtown Salt Lake City, which may be replaced with an apartment tower. But the bookstore may have a second life in another location.
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President Donald Trump speaks at the pro-life rally in Washinton, D.C.
Lee talks to Sen. Mike Lee, who along with 49 other pro-life lawmakers call for an extension of Mexico City Policy, which blocks U.S. federal funding for domestic NGOs (non-governmental organizations) that provide abortion services overseas.
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Garna Mejia, KSL 5 TV journalist, joins Lee to report on the funeral for the four members of the Haynie family who were slain in Grantsville a week ago. Colin Haynie, father to a woman and three children who were killed, thanks the community for mourning with him. The 16-year-old son is charged with four counts of aggravated murder
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Utah's unemployment of 2.3 percent is now the lowest ever recorded. Mark Knold, chief economist at the Department of Workforce Services, explains what the newest numbers mean for the state.
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Wall Street Journal reporter Natlie Andrews updates Lee on the last day Democratic impeachment managers have to make their case for removal of President Trump. Lee will discuss the mood in the Senate Chambers and follow up on rules placed on the media covering the proceedings.
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The Utah Supreme Court is considering a rule change to allow DACA recipients to join the State Bar and practice law in Utah. Elizabeth Wright, General Council for the Utah State Bar, explains what this could mean.
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Gubernatorial candidate Greg Hughes joins Lee to express his opinion about Governor Gary Herbert repeal of the recent tax reform package passed in December.
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Abby Huntsman just left the View to work on her father’s campaign for Governor. She joins Lee in studio to talk about her decision to leave the T.V. screen to help Jon Huntsman run for Governor.
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Thomas Wright is running for governor and will share his thoughts on the announcement today by Gov. Gary Herbert to repeal the tax reform package passed by the Legislature in December but overturned by citizens yesterday.
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In Defense of Animals names Utah’s Hogle Zoo the eighth-worst zoo for elephants.
Erica Hansen, Hogle Zoo spokeswoman, says the group is just wrong.
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Task Force One has traveled the world in several relief efforts in the last few years and most recently returned from Puerto Rico earlier this week.
Chief Bryan Case and Captain Tua Tho will explain what they do and their recent trip after deadly earthquakes on the island.
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert announces today plans to repeal the tax reform passed in December after group gathers more than enough signatures to place a referendum on the ballot in November.
Director of elections, Justin Lee, joins Lee to discuss how Legislature next week may handle this new development
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert announces today plans to repeal the tax reform passed in December after group exceeds required signatures to put a referendum on November ballot.
Justin Lee, state director of elections, joins Lee to talk about the details behind the new development.
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Charges are expected to be announced today in the Grantsville shooting case. We learned yesterday that the 16-year-old will be charged as an adult. Attorney Greg Skordas will break down the charges and what it could mean for the case as it moves forward.
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Letter from Principal of East High laid out how events unfolded yesterday afternoon after an airsoft gun was reported in the school’s parking lot. Lee will read the letter and talk about how this is exactly what a lockdown is meant to do.
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As both sides of the aisle present their opening arguments in the impeachment trial of President Trump, senators will have to consider the proceedings without the help of any caffeinated beverages. That’s because according to longstanding Senate rules, everything from coffee to Kleenex is prohibited on the floor. ABC News' Sarena Marshall breaks down the rule and how it's been received by the Senators.
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Lee talks to Caleb Kruckenberg, counsel representing Clark Aposhian, chairman of the Utah Shooting Sports Council, about arguments in court in the case ownership of his bump stock. On March 26, 2019, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives adopted a regulation changing the statutory definition of “machine gun” to include bump stocks.
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Lee plays clips from Gen. James Mattis speaking at USU and telling students that the United States is the "greatest experiment" ever and worth protecting and fighting for.
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Lee chats with Fred Cox who says his group has gathered more than enough signatures statewide to put a referendum on tax reform on the November ballot. Cox is a former member of the Utah State House of Representatives.
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Lee jumps into the rabbit hole of history to examine two Florida cases of impeachment, one from 1905, which Chief Justice John Roberts referenced and gave us the word "Pettifogger" and the other from the late 1980s, which tossed a federal judge out who now serves in Congress.
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GOP Utah Sen. Mike Lee calls out Democratic House manager Jerold Nadler for saying Republican senators are engaging in a cover-up during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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The Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development has announced that Northrop Grumman Corporation intends to expand operations in Weber County. The expansion is expected to create up to 2,250 jobs in the next 20 years.
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U.S. Navy To Name Aircraft Carrier After WWII Hero Doris Miller. Lee will tell Miller's story and explain why this is such an honor.
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A Peaceful rally followed days of anticipation for a gun-rights rally in Virginia Monday. Lee will explain why this is important.
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Two Utahns with the Farm Bureau flew down to Austin to hear from the President as he addressed Farm Bureau members from across the nation. Wade Garret, Utah Farm Bureau Director of Public Policy, will discuss his biggest take-away from the convention.
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Kelli Pierce went to the vigil last night for the Haynie family. Four members of the family died in a shooting in their Grantsville home on Friday night. Kelli will talk with Lee about how the vigil went.
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After spending five years in Rep. Rob Bishop's office in Washington, D.C. Lee will share all the tips and tricks, the dos and don'ts, for getting your voice heard by your member of Congress.
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Intermountain Healthcare announces plans to build a new Primary Children’s Hospital in Utah County as well as other projects to serve children’s health care.
Katy Welkie, CEO of Primary Children’s Hospital and vice president of Intermountain Children’s Health, joins Lee to break down this new push and where the donations have come from to make it possible.
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The deadline to gather 116,000 signatures for moving the tax-reform referendum onto the ballot is 5 p.m. Tuesday. Harmon's grocery stores plan to stop signature gathering at 3 p.m. Bob Harmon, chairman of Harmons, talks with Lee about how the signature-gathering process has gone in Harmons.
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Lee objects to Rep. Adam Schiff -- a House impeachment manager -- saying that portions of the trial held late at night will be missed by the American TV audience
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Lee will break down what is happening, what is interesting, what is frustrating and what will happen as the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump opens in the Senate.
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Jeanetta Williams President NAACP Salt Lake Branch will join Lee in discussing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the organizations 36th annual memorial luncheon.
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Lee Lonsberry gets more in-depth details on the Grantsville shooting from KSL NewsRadio reporter Paul Nelson, who was at the news conference.
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The Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce has released their goals for the 2020 Legislative session. Lee speaks with President Derek Miller President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber to discuss how the chamber hopes to attract teachers.
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Vickie Walker started the Circle the Wagons program after experiencing her own family loss -- when her husband Jeff was shot and killed at Trolley Square in 2007. Her Son, AJ, was also critically injured. Circle The Wagons provides a 96-Hour Survival Guide by means of their Can of Comfort program.
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Lee Lonsberry recaps the information given during the news conference by the Grantsville Police Department, especially the decision of which details were given and why.
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Lee Lonsberry listens in on the live news conference where the Grantsville Police Department updated the community on the Friday shooting. There, the chief and sergeant identified the victims -- however, they did not identify the suspect.
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Lee talks to Patty Deakin-Daley, the organizer of a Facebook fundraiser raising money to cover the funeral expenses for the four family members who were killed in Grantsville this weekend and the medical expenses of the father who survived.
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Lee Lonsberry looks at other local story headlines and what he'll be talking about on today's show, while waiting for an update from the Grantsville Police Department. Also, a playback from when Greg Skordas was on Dave and Dujanovic this morning and talked about what could happen to the juvenile suspect.
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Lee continues his coverage on the Grantsville shooting Friday. He also touches on what it means to gather and mourn together during tragedies like these.
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As we continue to learn the details of what happened Friday night in Grantsville, Lee will break down what we know. He'll also talk about how he wants to cover these kind of issues on this show -- breaking down what it means to gather and mourn together.
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Natalie Andrews, former KSL journalist and now a congressional reporter at The Wall Street Journal, joins Lee to describe new restrictions placed on the news media in covering the Senate impeachment trial.
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Jeff Merchant, chairman of the Utah Democratic Party, joins Lee to talk about the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates coming to Utah -- Mike Bloomberg on Saturday -- before the primary voting season kicks off.
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Lee calls House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's signing of the articles of impeachment and the celebratory air in which she passed out souvenir pens during the process inappropriate and wrong. He notes Rep. Maxine Water's "glee" upon receiving a celebratory pen.
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Snowstorm cancels clean air and climate rally at state Capitol. Darin Mann, of the Salt Lake Air Protectors, will discuss what the group was going to do and say at the rally and the goal they hope to achieve with air quality in Utah.
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More weapons were discovered and detained from passengers on their person or in carry-on bags at airport security last year than ever before in TSA history. Lee shares his own story of traveling through an airport with ammo his wife had forgotten she was carrying.
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After 20 years in the Utah Legislature, Rep. Patrice Arent announced she’ll retire at the end of the year. She joins Lee in studio to discuss her work and what she's learned while working in the Legislature.
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Lee Lonsberry discusses the new United States Mexico Canada Agreement (USMCA), also referred to as NAFTA 2.0.
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Campbell discusses the effort to add the required number of signatures to the tax reform referendum to make the ballot by deadline.
Fillmore talks about his efforts to craft the right legislation on tax reform.
Each makes their best argument for and against the push for tax reform in Utah.
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Campbell spells out the reasons why the new state tax reform bill hurts the poorest residents in the state, while Filmore maintains the tax law actually helps the low-income families.
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Lee takes on the tax-reform effort in the Legislature and out in the neighborhoods with voices from opposite sides: state Sen. Lincoln Fillmore, who represents southwest Salt Lake County and sits on the Tax Restructuring and Equalization Task Force and chairs the Senate Tax and Revenue Committee, and Marci Campbell, who is working on gathering signatures for the referendum.
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Rep. John Curtis is a co-sponsor on a resolution to recognize the 200 American firefighters in Australia. Lee interviewed Jason Porter, a BLMfirefighter on Dec. 27th. Lee will discuss the beneficial relationship between the U.S. and Australia with Curtis.
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Lee begins with the impeachment trial of President Trump in the Senate and goes over the rules. Lee previews the topics on the show from honoring American firefighters battling historic fires in Australia to the tax reform referendum.
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Clark Aposhian Chairman of the Utah Shooting Sports Council in the studio after a committee hearing today on allowing the state firearm (browning designed colt m1911).
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Chris Cannon, Former U.S. representative and impeachment managerFormer Congressman Chris Cannon was an impeachment manager during the Clinton Impeachment. He’ll share his thoughts on the current impeachment proceedings and what he experienced as a manager in 1999. In Studio.
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U.S. and China trade representatives will end years of intense bilateral negotiations with a “phase one” deal today that promises billions of dollars’ worth of agricultural purchases and the beginning of reforms to China’s long-standing practice of forced technology transfer. What does this mean for the American people?
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Apple says the company is working with the FBI, but Attorney General William Barr claims that it has not provided “substantive assistance” in unlocking the iPhones of the suspected shooter at Pensacola Naval Air Station last month. What is the responsibility of a phone maker to protect the security of its customers and the public?
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Former state Sen. Scott Howell joins Lee in studioto break down the highlights of the 2020 Democratic presidential debate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Former Democratic state Sen.Scott Howell joins Lee in the studio to break down the highlights of the 2020 Democratic presidential debate, narrowed to six candidates and hosted by CNN in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Sens. Mike Lee and Tim Kaine pen an op-ed in the Washington Post explaining the president's war powers resolution. Lee will break down what they've written. Plus, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seems to suggest that President Trump's drone strike killing Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani contributed to the downing of a Ukraine passenger plane, killing all 176 aboard, including 57 Canadians.
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House votes to send articles of impeachment to the Senate. Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces seven impeachment managers and gave her rationale for holding on to the articles of impeachment since Dec. 18.
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While vacationing with his family in Arizona, a boy was bitten by a bat. A doctor advised the whole family of five to get treated immediately. In the end, the cost for treatment was $51,000. KSL's Brittany Glas reports on the story of the high cost of caution. Lee relates his own story of being bitten by a bite.
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The secretary of the Army appoints Jennie Taylor to the position of Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army. (CASA).
Her husband, Brent, who was mayor of North Ogden, was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2018.
At the Pentagon, Jennie Taylor is being briefed on the duties and responsibilities associated with her new appointment.
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Lee looks at the details of the impeachment process as the House is set to vote Wednesday to send the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump to the Senate,
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A judge has denied a request to take away a man’s guns under Colorado’s new red flag law. A woman filed the confiscation request against a man who allegedly engaged in “verbal and physical threats” with a handgun. What does this mean for the future of red flag laws?
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott presents the Governor's Medal of Courage to Jack Wilson, the man who jumped into action when a gunman opened fire on worshipers during a church service in Texas.
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13 former press secretaries representing various federal government offices and agencies have published an open letter to the White House calling for the “resumption of regular press briefings.”
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Lee and Aimee to discuss the news from the last week that we couldn't get to, but is still important.
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There is something that happened that most of us never learned about. During WWII, Utah was home to many camps that housed Axis POWs. Lee shares stories of these POWs in Utah.
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Rusty Cannon, vice president of the Utah Taxpayers Association, joins Lee to talk about the misinformation circulating around the tax-reform legislation passed in the Legislature. He claims funding for schools in Utah will increase, not decrease, because of the bill's passage.
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Utah PTA Director of Communications Amy Choate-Nielson joins Lee to discuss the organization's unanimous support for a tax-reform referendum to reject a bill passed in legislative special session.
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Democratic Salt Lake City Rep. Angela Romero rejects Utah Lt. Gov Spencer Cox's comparison of abortion to slavery. She tells Lee that black Americans in the history of slavery in the United States had no choice but to be enslaved.
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Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox compared abortion practices of today with slavery in U.S. history while speaking at the conservative Eagle Forum.
"It [abortion] will go down in history as one of the greatest travesties in the history of humankind," he said.
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Lee touches on the major topics of today's show, from Rep. Rob Bishop on running for governor or not, to Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox comparing slavery in the United States to abortion today.
Lee also examines the ongoing news story in Iran and protesters there calling out the government for accidentally shooting down a Ukrainian passenger jet.
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Rep. Rob Bishop announced on Lee's show "Live Mic" that he will not run for governor. The Republican lawmaker instead endorses Utah Republican Party Chairman Thomas Wright.
Lee had previously worked as press secretary for Bishop.
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Jon Huntsman returns to Utah after serving as the U.S. ambassador to Russia to run for governor again. Lee will ask him about his campaign.
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Utah's lone Democrat in Congress, Rep.Ben McAdams, joins all three Republican representatives to vote against a House Resolution to limit the powers of President Trump to act against Iran. Lee will revisit a conversation and explain the lack of the political process.
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A license plate spotted in Salt Lake City with the letters: DEPORTM. What are the criteria for a personalized plate and how are applications screened? Lee walks through the approval process and how it fits within freedom of speech.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke at the White House on the rationale and justification for the attack on Iran. They also laid out the economic sanctions the U.S. will impose on Iran.
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Democratic Salt Lake City Rep. Angelo Romero plans to introduce in the next legislative session a bill that would create a Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls, and LGBTQ+ Task Force.
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Rep. Angela Romero has two interesting bills: The first proposal would require Utah clergy to report all allegations of child abuse.
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Facebook has been highly criticized over its political advertising policies. Lee will explain what other platforms are doing and why this matters.
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January 9th is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! KSL NewsRadio host Debbie Dujanovic joins the show to express her own experiences in what law enforcement goes through on a daily basis and what their families go through.
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Live Mic revisits a conversation he had with the University of Utah's new police chief of the Department of Public Safety, Rodney Chatman.
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U.S. intelligence is confident that Iran painted the Ukrainian airliner with radar and fired two surface to air missiles that brought down the aircraft, a U.S. official confirmed to ABC News. When asked earlier today about what he thinks happened to the plane, President Trump said “I have my suspicions.” ABC’s Aaron Katersky explains the latest.
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The University of Utah has selected Rodney Chatman as the new chief of police of the Department of Public Safety. We will have him on to talk about his new role at 2:35. Lee will also revisit a conversation from Dec.19th with Marlon Lynch, the new chief safety officer
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The president of Weber State University announced a $10 million scholarship initiative for students encountering financial difficulties as a way to give them a boost. KSL's Boyd Matheson joins Lee to break down his interview with Weber State's New President Brad Mortensen.
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Lee discusses President Trump's response to Sen. Mike Lee's public harangue against White House briefing on Iranian retaliatory missile strike in Iraq.
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A bill proposed by Orem Republican Rep. Brad Daw would outlaw teens from tanning beds across the state.
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It’s against the law to jail someone because of an unpaid debt, but a Utah loan company is finding a way to do just that: arresting people for failure to show up for court summons. Orem Republican Rep. Daw is in the studio to discuss the issue.
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The Hogle Zoo announced today the death of Giraffe Pogo and her unborn calf. Erica Hansen. Hogle Zoo spokesperson, explains this sad news
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A recent article in the Deseret News by Gillian looks at the economic impacts of lower immigration numbers in the U.S. Deseret News reporter Gillian Friedman will walk us through the latest numbers and how this could affect the job industry.
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Boeing, now dealing with the crash of that plane in Iran, is also making news for telling airlines this week that it is now recommending that pilots undergo simulator training before they eventually fly the 737-Max again. ABC News correspondent Alex Stone.
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The House of Representatives was briefed on the justifications for the airstrike against Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. Representative Ben McAdams calls in to Lee Lonsberry to weigh in on details.
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Re. Chris Stewart joins Lee to talk about the politics surrounding Iran's missile strike in Iraq, the sanctions announced by President Donald Trump and the ramifications of the airstrike for the region
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The U.S. Senate was briefed on the justifications for airstrikes against Iranian General Qassem Soleimani on Wednesday. Lee asks Senator Mitt Romney for his reaction on the news.
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Lee looks ahead at what's coming after Iran's missile attack on an Iraqi airbase and preview the rest of the show.
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Rep. John Curtis talks to Lee about Iran's retaliatory attack on a joint air base in Iraq housing US troops, the politics at home, and hopes for a peaceful relationship.
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Former Utah House Speaker Greg Hughes formally announced his run for governor earlier today. He'll join Lee to discuss his campaign and why he's not going to seek signatures.
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Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox is running for governor in 2020 and traveling across the state with his goal of visiting every city and town. He’ll talk with Lee on how the campaign is going so far and what he expects as the field of candidates continues to grow.
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Utah's Sen. Mike Lee joins Lee to discuss his Fox News opinion piece in which he says that its inaccurate to refer to U.S. senators as jurors in the impeachment trial of the president. Sen. Lee will also address a proposed plan by Sen. Lindsay Graham to change the rules and commence the trial without House Speaker Pelosi having transmitted the articles.
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KSL reporter Kelli Pierce joins Lee to talk about the high price of prescription medication.
She says the FDA is allowing pharmaceutical companies to take over expired patents for drugs. Once they get that monopoly, lower-cost generics are taken off the market, and the price everyone pays at the pharmacy counter goes up -- a lot.
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Lee discusses the current status of the impeachment process and a proposal to proceed with the Senate trial without the articles of impeachment approved by the House.
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We are continuing to follow the often high prices of prescriptions in the United States. Lee spoke with Chet Loftis, managing director for PEHP, serving the state's public employees and oversees the prescription tourism program in Utah.
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We are continuing to follow the often high prices of prescriptions in the U.S.
Lee spoke with Chet Loftis, managing director for PEHP, which oversees a prescription tourism program in Utah.
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Lee and Doug Wright break down Ricky Gervais jokes at the Golden Globes Sunday night.
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Andrew Wittenberg, Marketing & Research manager w/ Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development, to walk through Mayor Mendenhall's plans.
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Rx tourism program for state employees is sending patients to Mexico for cheaper prescription medications And soon, patients will also have the option to go to Canada. Travis Tolley clinical operations director for PEHP to explain the program specifics.
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Rep. Lee Perry is retiring from UHP after 31 years. He'll tell Lee about his experiences and give and update on UHP's effort to hire more troopers.
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Lee has one of the weirdest things in his family, bought at a police auction. Sandy Police Sgt. Jason Nielson talks with Lee about how these auctions work and Lee tells a funny story.
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ABC News Corresponded Ines De La Cuetara joins Lee to break down the latest from John Bolton, President Trump's former national security adviser who says he's willing to testify in the Senate impeachment trial if subpoenaed.
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Continuing the conversation about medical marijuana in Utah, Lee is joined by Adam Goers, who is vice president of corporate affairs for Columbia Care, which received a license to sell medical marijuan and will set up in Springville.
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The Utah Department of Health on Friday announced the pharmacies that will be licensed to sell medical marijuana at 14 locations across the state starting in March. Richard Oborn, director of the Center for Medical Cannabis at the Utah Department of Health, provides all the details.
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Lee runs down the topics for today: from the assassination of Iranian Gen Gen. Qassem Soleimani by a US drone to medical cannabis in Utah to the Golden Globes with Doug Wright.
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Boyd Matheson joins Lee in discussing the latest with U.S. and Iranian affairs after the U.S. airstrike in Baghdad last week that killed an Iranian general. They also delve into the status of the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court’s dismissal of a California women’s lawsuit against Dr. Pepper/Seven UP Inc. She claimed the drink’s branding was misleading to imply people would lose weight. Lee breaks down his thoughts.
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The Salt Lake City School District is considering moving back High School start times, but their asking for public comments first. Yándary Chatwin, Salt Lake City School District Spokeswoman and East High Student Body Officers Sam Langi and Nele Kaufusi give their response to this idea.
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Lori Loughlin is said to be ramping up her prep for the maximum 45-year sentence she faces for her part in the Varsity Blues college admissions scandal. Lee argues, maybe buying your way into a private college isn't so bad.
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Several hundred members of congress have filed an amicus brief ahead of a Supreme Court case on abortion rights. 39 senators and 168 representatives argued Louisiana clinics are full of safety violations. Rep. Chris Stewart talks with Lee on why he signed this brief.
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ABC News Correspondent Aaron Katersky breaks down what to know about security measures around the country with new concerns over cyberattacks after the US airstrike in Baghdad yesterday. This was bolstered by Iranian President Rouhani calling the killing a "heinous crime" and later tweeting that "Iran will take revenge."
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Lee Lonsberry cuts to live audio of President Trump addressing the country to brief them on his decision of the airstrike killing Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.
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In our continued effort to meet all the candidates running for Governor in 2020, Democrat Zachary Moses joins Lee in studio. Moses talks about his goals and what sets him apart from other candidates.
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Lee Lonsberry begins episode 14 of Live Mic, preparing to talk about the airstrike in Baghdad, Roe v. Wade amicus brief, later high school start times and more.
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Following the killing of Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani by the U.S., reactions from Utah delegation are pouring in. Utah Representative Rob Bishop calls in to Lee Lonsberry to discuss the death of Iranian General, saying he stands behind the president in his decision.
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Lee and Aimme break down some of the biggest news stories in the state, the nation, pop culture, tech and science. Also, what has Lee missed in 2019?
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Aiming to lose weight is a terrible New Year's resolution. Why? It’s not about health; it’s often just about image.
Guest: Joy Musselman, Clinical Nutrition Director at Intermountain Healthcare.
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The 3310 Memorial Concert is held to help raise the needed funds to send Provo police Officer Joseph Shinners' family members and select Provo officers to Washington, DC, in May 2020 for National Police Week. Shinners was killed by a fugitive in early 2019 in Orem, Utah.
Guest: Billy Dean, Country Musician
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Lee preview the news of the day featured on the show on the last day of 2019.
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After the passage of the tax reform bill, the “Tax Restructuring Revisions Referendum,” former state Rep. FredCox will focus on hiking the 1.75% state sales tax on food to the full 4.85% rate and adding sales tax to the wholesale price of gasoline.
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A gunman killed two people during a Sunday morning service at a church in White Settlement, Texas, before members of the congregation fatally shot him, according to authorities. This comes after a recent (September) change in Texas, allowing for firearms in places of worship. The guest is Jim Ryan of ABC news correspondent, reporting from Dallas.
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Listeners respond to the debate on whether cursive should still be taught in schools. Both sides take a hard stand.
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Elementary schools across the country are going back to teaching students how to write in cursive. Should kids learn to write cursive? Or is cursive becoming obsolete? Listeners respond.
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Heroic action taken in attacks in New York and Texas.
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Rusty Cannon, vice president of the Utah Taxpayers Association says Utahns don’t understand the tax reform bill.
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Starting Jan. 1, the state will allow hybrid- and electric-vehicle drivers to join the "road charge program." They will be charged per mile, since these drivers aren't spending as much on gas and the gas tax. Guest host is UDOT's Tiffany Pocock.
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Professor Gedicks, Guy Anderson chair and professor of law at BYU, signed a letter from legal scholars around the country supporting the impeachment of President Trump on Medium.
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A knife-wielding man stormed into a rabbi’s home and stabbed five people as they celebrated Hanukkah in an Orthodox Jewish community north of New York City Saturday. The United Jewish Federation of Utah “takes note of the rising rate of physical attacks against Jews across the U.S. in December." Lee's guest is Jay Jacobson, chairman of the United Jewish Federation of Utah Task Force on Anti-Semitism.
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The Newseum in Washington, D.C., is closing, and it got Lee thinking. Plus, Lee shares how to look at newspapers on Google and why.
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Utah lawmaker, Rep. Kyle Andersen, seeks to combat scammers after his family loses $150 thousand to an intricate scheme. Lee breaks down how embarrassment is natural, but the victims of such crimes are just that: victims.
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The Wasatch Community Gardens is expanding its tomato garden in the coming year, but they're about $200 thousand short of its $6.2 million fundraising goal. The project doesn't just include the garden, but new apartments as well. Lee talks to Ashley Patterson, Executive Director of Wasatch Community Gardens about their ambitious goal.
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Last Tuesday, the Utah County Commission signed a refugee consent letter and voting unanimously to accept refugees into the county. Lee talks to Leonard Bagalwa, a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo and founder of Utah Valley Refugees to discuss what his experience has been like and how he now helps other refugees become self reliant in a new country. Lee also talks to Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie.
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A Pew Research Center survey in 2018 explored several aspects of community life in the United States, including neighborly relations and found most Americans don't know or interact with their neighbors. Lee discusses these findings and his own experiences moving to a new neighborhood.
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Aimee Winder-Newton has recently changed her stance on the newly passed tax reform package and has officially added her name to the referendum that aims to overturn that legislation. Lee Lonsberry talks to her about that decision.
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Two Utah Bureau of Land Management firefighters will be joining the efforts to battle deadly fires in Australia. Lee Lonsberry talks to one of them, Jason Porter, who is leaving for one month to help.
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Lee Lonsberry showcases the highs and lows of society, sharing stories of brave Utah firefighters who are heading off to Australia as well as a woman who fell victim to phone call scammers.
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Discussion of recent footage showing a snowboarder racing an avalanche down Summit County Mountain. Lee Lonsberry asks Drew Hardesty, avalanch forecaster with the Forest Service, for tips to stay safe while skiing and how to avoid the dangers of avalanches.
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It’s not just gyms that fill up at the start of the year, it’s also job applications. January is the busiest time of the year for those looking for a job. Lee Lonsberry talks to Nate McDonald, Communications Director Department of Workforce Services who says January 2020 is going to be great for those looking for a job.
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Utah businesses are unprepared for 2020 minimum wage increases that will become effective in 2020 for salary-exempt employees. The new rate is a 50% increase from the current wage established back in 2004. Lee Lonsberry talks to Doug Moody, the CEO of Solution Services, Inc., on how this increase affects employers and employees.
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On one of the busiest travel days of the year, we'll look back on the last few days on Utah's roads and how this year compares with previous years for holiday travel. There have been 116 accidents statewide in the last 3 days, with no fatalities. Lee Lonsberry talks to Utah Highway Patrol Corporal Andrew Battenfield and Utah Department of Transportation Traveler Information Manager Lisa Miller to learn more.
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What did people think would happen by the year 2020? Lee Lonsberry asks this question and looks at the predictions people thought would've happened by this year. Some have missed the mark, while others have come pretty close.
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The newest branch of the U.S. military, Space Force, is set to begin in 2020. Lee Lonsberry answers the most frequently asked questions about the force, including what recruiting efforts look like and whether the force will get its own academy.
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If you're looking for a way to work off those holiday pounds, there may be a few opportunities coming up. Lee Lonsberry, a dedicated runner himself, talks to Jared Eborn and Breanna Brannan, organizers of Revolution Run and Midnight Madness 5K respectively, to learn more.
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Lee Lonsberry talks about his baby's first Christmas and his first time hosting a holiday celebration at his house.
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Amazon's Alexa has a new feature to help you avoid an argument this Christmas--just tell her to change the subject. Lee and show producer Aimee Cobabe will experiment with this new feature.
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Former state Sen. Scott Howell in the studio to discuss Thursday night's Democratic Debate in Los Angeles. The party's sixth debate had most candidates picking on Pete Buttigieg.
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Lee talks about Christmas gift shopping for infant daughter and the Do Not Call Registry
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The parking garage at the George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Salt Lake City has been under construction for much of the past decade. KSL TV's Brittany Glas explains how this construction has caused problems for many families using the V.A.
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Utah’s non-farm payroll employment for November 2019 grew by an estimated 3.3%, adding 51,600 jobs to the economy since the same time last year. Mark Knold, chief economist Department of Workforce Services, breaks down the latest numbers.
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A new bill in the Utah Legislature could bring a common East Coast concept to Utah -- rent control. KSL Newsradio's Paul Nelson explains how this might work and how it could affect housing in the state.
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The TSA estimates 42 million passengers will go through security checkpoints across the country this holiday season — and that means you need to plan ahead. Nancy Volmer Salt Lake International Airport Director of Communication & Marketing gives suggestions on how to avoid holiday travel headaches.
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Former state Sen. Scott Howell in the studio to discuss Thursday night's Democratic Debate in Los Angeles. The Dems' sixth debate sparked a squabble between Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Former Vice President Joe Biden questions Sen. Bernie Sanders on the cost of his Medicaid for All health plan.
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Utah Rep. Rob Bishop is sponsoring a bill to ban funding for the World Wildlife Fund after an investigation into Human Rights Abuses.
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Lee introduces topics for today's show, from the televised Democratic debate in Los Angeles to how Alexa can diffuse Christmas dinner table arguments.
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Deseret News opinion editor Boyd Matheson joins leave to break down the fallout from the previous day's impeachment vote in the House and Speaker Nancy Pelosi declining to immediately pass the articles of impeachment onto the Senate.
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A recent opinion piece in the Deseret News by Miles Hansen highlights the positives of Senator Mike Lee's Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act of 2019 (Introduced 02/07/2019). Hansen is the president and CEO of World Trade Center Utah. He joins Lee to talk about why he's such a fan of Sen. Lee's bill.
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The University of Utah announced Thursday that Marlon C. Lynch will serve as the university’s first chief safety officer. This comes after recent changes at the U. of U. after the murder of Lauren McCluskey in October 2018. Lynch joins Lee in talking plans for the U.
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KSL Investigates a new parking structure for the VA Hospital. Brittany Glas gives a preview. Former Dem lawmaker Jeff Van Drew pledges his undying supporter for President Trump at White House.
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Pamela Perlich, director of demographic research at the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, discusses a recent study showing Utah's declining birth numbers.
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Sen. Mike Lee spent 18 minutes on the floor Thursday morning laying out his objections to a pair of spending bills that are designed to replace the maligned omnibus bill. Sen. Lee joins Lee Lonsberry to break down his floor speech.
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Lee looks ahead at the topics on the show, from impeachment of President Donald Trump to a KSL News story about a parking garage at the VA Hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Rep. Chris Stewart already spoke on the floor against the impeachment of President Trump. Lee will ask him why he planning on voting against impeachment and ask the specifics on what he spoke about in his two minutes earlier today.
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The State Department is issuing a new Christmas travel warning for Mexico because of crime and kidnapping. ABC News correspondent Alex Stone talks with Lee to explain this updated travel advisory.
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Utah high school graduation rate has increased for a seventh straight year to 87.4%. Mark Peterson, Utah State Board of Education spokesman, breaks down how this happened and what the State Board is doing to help this rate increase each year.
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The Rocky Mountain Gun Show will be the first to deal with the new rule on background checks at all gun shows in Salt Lake County-owned property next month. Kourosh Haroni, promoter for Rocky Mountain Gun Show, will discuss how the show is planning to deal with the change.
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Rep. John Curtis says America still has wonderful days ahed after the impeachment vote in the House.
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Lee's former boss, Rep. Rob Bishop, says impeachment efforts against President Trump are really about changing the outcome of the 2016 election.
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Rep. Brian King of Salt Lake City is working again on a universal background check bill after his attempts to pass a similar bill failed in the last legislative session. He will join Lee in studio to discuss why he's so passionate about this bill and what he expects going into the next legislative session.
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Jeff Burningham is an entrepreneur, investor, and Republican candidate in the 2020 Utah gubernatorial election. He'll join Lee in studio to discuss his campaign and a recently published opinion piece in the Deseret News on Utah's tax reform legislation.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wore her ultimate power accessory today: the gold mace brooch. She's worn the brooch at other key moments before. Lee will break down the history of the mace and why this is such a big deal.
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Lee previews the topics on the show from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's gold mace brooch to talking impeachment with Reps. Bishop, Curtis and Stewart to the US State Department warning Americans about traveling to Mexico.
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Dominion Energy and a partner are looking to transform hog waste into energy. Don Porter, Manager of Media Relations at Dominion Energy, will explain how this works.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is rejecting the Democratic push for fresh impeachment testimony against President Donald Trump. ABC News Correspondent Andy Field breaks down the highlights.
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Just a day before the full House votes on impeachment for just the third time, President Donald Trump sends off a scorching letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Lee reads portions of that blistering message.
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Author Jeff Benedict has also written extensively on student athlete pay. He's followed student athletes' struggles across the country. He discusses the initial meeting of the bipartisan working group on student-athlete compensation with Sens. Mitt Romney. Senator Romney discusses why he's so passionate about this issue and what solutions are possible.
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Breeze Aviation plans to unveil an unnamed low-cost airline carrier Salt Lake City. Author Jeff Benedict has written on founder David Neeleman's success. Benedict talks with Lee on Neeleman's rise to the top.
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Deseret News opinion editor and KSL radio host Boyd Matheson joins Lee to discuss a whistleblower's accusation that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is not complying with IRS regulations as published by the Washington Post.
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Lee talks to Andrew Hull, producer of the Dave and Dujanovic Show, about speaking to Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff on the subject of Utah Rep. Ben McAdam's plans on voting in favor of President Donald Trump's impeachment.
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Lee previews the items he will be addressing and the people he will be talking to on the show. Also, Lee relates his early-morning trip to the hospital with his newborn daughter.
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Lee’s hot take on Congressman Van Drew’s switch to the Republican Party. Six members of his staff have resigned.
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The possibility of a voter referendum has been thrown around after lawmakers passed sweeping tax reform last week. Lee will share the history of referendums in Utah and what makes a possible referendum now so interesting.
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The SafeUT app is now available in all Utah school districts for junior high and high school students. The app (and those behind it) aims to be a resource for kids to share tips and have a place to ask for help in a crisis. The SafeNG app has the same goal, but for members of the National Guard in Utah.
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Ben McAdams announced earlier today he will vote for impeachment. We'll play audio from his announcement and discuss what this could mean with Boyd Mattheson.
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Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson announced today in a press conference a change to gun sales in facilities owned by Salt Lake County. At 1:20, Clark Aposhian, Chairman of Utah Shooting Sports.
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After giving former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff a final chance this summer to make his case against federal, state and county law enforcement officials, a federal judge Friday dismissed his $80 million civil rights lawsuit. Former AG Mark Shurtleff spoke with Lee on Friday, now Darcy Goddard, Chief Policy Advisor at the Salt Lake County District Attorney gives us their side and reaction.
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The US Supreme Court has decided to look at three cases involving President Donald Trump's finances to determine whether he can block their release. Do the president's records matter to you?
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Shurtleff continues with Lee on a possible appeal of his lawsuit and perhaps a continuation of his political career.
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Mark Shurtleff, the former three-term Republican attorney general, along with his wife and two children, sued Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill, FBI agents and state investigators in 2018 for $80 million, claiming they falsely charged and maliciously prosecuted him for public corruption in 2014. U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups tossed his lawsuit on Friday.
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KSL NewsRadio's John Wojcik will talks about a recent ruling recognizing American Samoans now as U.S. citizens.
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Cache Valley farmer Republican Rep. Casey Snider, the second youngest member, talks about his suport for tax reform proposal.
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Republican Rep. Candice Pierucci, the youngest state representative in Utah, will talk about her first time voting as a representative last night against the tax reform changes.
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Utah Lawmakers passed sweeping tax changes last night at the state capital. KSL Newsradio reporter Kelli Pierce discusses the vote and how things stacked up last night. The bill lowers the income tax rate while raising the sales tax on food, gas and some services
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8 in 10 Americans say politics is their biggest source of stress. So if you’re feeling this stress, you’re in good company. Dr. Vaile Wright Director of research at the American Psychological Association discusses findings of the report.
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A federal judge in Utah ruled that people born in the territory of American Samoa should be recognized as U.S. citizens. Susi Lafaele with the Southern Utah Pacific Islander Coalition will discuss what this means for the members of her group who pushed for this change.
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