Dave And Dujanovic

President Biden signed an executive order to control the flow of migrants coming into the U.S. through our southern border. This order will temporarily stop asylum requests when the number of seekers surpasses 2,500. Is this inhuman or unamerican? Some in Biden's party would say so. How much of this decision is political posturing in an election year? Boyd Matheson, Host of KSL Inside Sources, weighs in on the political impact of this groundbreaking order.

Air taxis that land on vertiports sound like something straight out a sci-fi story. But this technology is actually right around the corner. D2 is joined by Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor, Deseret News, who recently wrote a story about this emerging technology and how it will change transportation for Utahns and Americans in the near future.

What does it take to get into a home these days? Increasingly, first time home buyers are leaning into the bank of mom and dad, by either co-signing or helping with down payments on their kids homes. Since 1994, the percentage of first time homebuyers under 35 that had a co-borrower doubled to 3.7%. Dave and Debbie discuss the risks involved for co-signers and take listener calls.

First it was Trump, now it's Biden. Hunter Biden is on trial this week accused of lying on the application form and illegally obtaining a gun. First Lady Jill Biden has been seen in court with him, mirroring the support her husband and President of the United States is showing for their son. Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss the opening statements and how this trial will affect his father's campaign for president. “Jill and I love our son, and we are so proud of the man he is today,” President Biden said in a statement issued after the proceeding began.

Big screen mob movie unfolding in real life -- a juror in a massive fraud trail in MN reports a woman dressed in black appears at her home with a bag stuffed with cash -- $120k to help to acquit the defendants … as the story's unfolding the judge orders cell phones in the courtroom be confiscated by the FBI... they're looking for something specific --Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, for analysis of what this says about the vulnerability of our justice system.

2 men have died from 2 different road rage incidents this week in Utah. A 38 year old man was killed after an altercation from a road rage incident in Lehi. In a separate incident, a man in his 60's was shot and killed after a road incident in Clearfield. Dave and Debbie get the latest from KSL Newsradio Reporter, Adam Small and take listener calls to learn from listeners about road rage experiences they've had.

Trump now on TikTok   Sugarhouse businesses impacted by ongoing construction  Chad Daybell sentenced to the death penalty  Ballots to go out tomorrow for GOP primary   Free recreation passes for kids in Salt Lake County 

Many families are facing financial pressures, and Salt Lake County is trying to alleviate some of that burden. The 'My County Rec Pass' went live last weekend, providing all Salt Lake County school-age children, ages 5–18, free, inclusive, and engaging recreational opportunities. Joining Dave and Debbie, SLCO Council Member Aimee Winder Newton, explains this pass can be used at all recreation centers, ice centers, and indoor and outdoor swimming pools, to ensure that kids have a place to exercise, get off screens, and stay healthy without any additional costs. 

Mexicans are projected to elect their first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, as her campaign announced overnight that her competitors conceded. This president, representing our neighbors to the South, could have major impact on border security here at home. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, weighs in on the significance of a women being the president of Mexico, how she's expected to govern her nation, and what this means for the U.S. Mexico relationship.

Millions of grandparents around the country are taking on parenting again --- to raise their grandchildren. Debbie and Dave take a look into why this is happening and share their takes on how they would respond if they were in this situation. Listeners chime in about how they feel about this happening.

Mail-in ballots for the primary election will be sent out to voters throughout the state tomorrow, and there are a lot of candidates. Among the races to watch, Gov. Cox is hoping to serve another term and Congressman John Curtis is vying for Sen. Mitt Romney's Senate seat. Lannie Chapman, Salt Lake County Clerk, joins the show to talk about the races and everything voters need to know to get their ballot. 

A jury has given Chad Daybell the death penalty for the murders of three people. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, joins Dave and Debbie to share his concerns about the way this punishment was passed down. Is there a good chance that the death penalty will be reversed on appeal? If not, how would the death penalty be carried out in the state of Idaho? Listen in as our hosts and guest answer these questions and more. 

Ongoing construction in the trendy downtown area of the Sugarhouse neighborhood has taken a toll on the mostly local and small businesses within. The combination of road repair and construction of new residential buildings has left customers with little parking, and even difficulty finding an open road to their favorite shop, café, or grocery store. Sarah Snow, owner of Pibbs Exchange, a vintage and second hand store in Sugarhouse joins D2 to share how the ongoing work has impacted her business. SLC Council Member Sarah Young provides insight into the long term goals and realities of the multiple projects.  

During his time in office, Donald Trump signed an executive order to ban TikTok. Now he's launched an account on the platform, potentially because of polling related to his new title -- convicted felon. Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss how we expect Trump's guilty verdict will impact the election and if his new social  media account will change anything. 

Dr. Anthony Fauci is one of the most well-known doctors in the world. Today, he testified in front of congress about concerns regarding how he handled the pandemic. During that time, we couldn't go to church, work, eat out at a restaurant... all at the direction of Dr. Fauci. Did these restrictions make a difference in the long run? Brad Wilson, former speaker of the Utah House of Representatives, weighs in on vaccine mandates and more contentious policies Fauci championed. 

9:00 - 9:50: Trump speaks after guilty verdict on all 34 counts  Donald Trump holds a press conference outside of the Trump Tower in New York City today to address the recent ruling in his hush money trial, where he was found guilty on all 34 felony counts. Dave and Debbie listen in to the conference, and react. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, joins D2 with his perspective, and breaks down Trump's claims of illegality and his promise to appeal the verdict. Royal Oaks, ABC News Legal Analyst shares insight into what might be ahead for the former president, including probation and possible jail time.     10:05 – 10:20: Chad Daybell found guilty on all charges in Idaho murder trial  A jury in Idaho on Thursday found Chad Daybell guilty of first-degree murder in the killings in 2019 of his first wife and two of his current wife’s children in a case that gained national attention due to its unique religious and apocalyptic ideology. D2 turn to KSL

Trump's supporters are riled up over the 34 guilty verdicts, but has the public opinion of Trump changed at all? KSL at Night host Leah Murray comments on what is working for and against Trump in his reelection campaign. Before the weekend, D2 checks in with Andy Farmsworth, and Steve Salles from the KSL Movie Show about what to watch.

Newsnation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joins D2 from the Trump Tower in NYC, where Trump just spoke regarding his guilty verdict in his hush money trial. Meyer shares what she has learned speaking to Trump's supporters on the ground, who remain loyal and resilient in their support of the former president, and maintain their support for Trump's reelection. D2 also shares an update in the Daybell case, and turns to Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst to explain what Chad Daybell's choice to not present mitigation means in his sentencing. 

A jury in Idaho on Thursday found Chad Daybell guilty of first-degree murder in the killings in 2019 of his first wife and two of his current wife’s children in a case that gained national attention due to its unique religious and apocalyptic ideology. D2 turn to KSL Reporter Adam Small, live at the courthouse in Boise for updates. Debbie asks Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, what people expect when they commit crime, and who actually gets away with murder? Dave Cawley, investigative podcast producer and reporter for KSL discusses the details of Daybell's case, and the possibility of the death penalty.  

Donald Trump holds a press conference outside of the Trump Tower in New York City today to address the recent ruling in his hush money trial, where he was found guilty on all 34 felony counts. Dave and Debbie listen in to the conference, and react. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, joins D2 with his perspective, and breaks down Trump's claims of illegality and his promise to appeal the verdict. Royal Oaks, ABC News Legal Analyst shares insight into what might be ahead for the former president, including probation and possible jail time.