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Dem Party Chair tells Red-registered Dems to "come home"Democrats and judges fight to keep the National Guard out of their statesThe Supreme Court faces a lot of hard decisions as October term startsIs Unity possible? Jay Evensen says it could beGephardt tells us how to avoid "juice jackers" Day 5 of the Shutdown with no end in sight The 195th semiannual General Conference Where's the beef? Beef prices hit an all-time high

Greg and guest host Jason Perry talk about the latest in beef, which is now pushing $6.32 a pound. As the national cattle herd shrinks, Americans worry the problem will grow.

KSL TV's Carole Mikita joined the show to cover anything you may have missed in the weekend-long gathering of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She also discusses the funeral of President Russel M. Nelson scheduled on October 7th.

As more federal employees continue to work unpaid, worries continue to grow. Democrats and Republicans seem past negotiation as resolutions continue to fail. Deseret News' Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeaux joins Greg and guest host Jason Perry from DC to talk about it.

Greg and guest host Jason Perry are joined by KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt to talk about a new scam where hackers may access your data through public charging points and how to avoid it.

Opinion Editor of The Deseret News Jay Evensen joins Greg and guest host Jason Perry, he talked about a recent trip to New York where he met with the leader of Bangladesh, who shared wisdoms on healing the political divide.

The court faces decisions regarding LGBTQ rights and Presidential power. Greg and guest host Jason Perry were joined by SCOTUS Blog Managing Editor Kelsey Dallas to discuss the court's prospective rulings. They have already handed down a decision denying an appeal of convicted sex trafficker and partner of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell.

As a Trump appointee blocked an order for the National Guard to be deployed to Portland, Chicago and the state of Illinois sued to prevent the very same.

Democratic Party Chair Brian King joins Greg and guest host Jason Perry to talk about the Democratic Utahns who register as Republicans to vote in the primaries. He says that now is the time for these people to re-register back to their home party.

KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins the show to talk about this weekend's downpour that left many Wasatch Front residents swimming.

Redistricting committee members announced today that they have submitted "Map C" as the map that will next be used for Utah's congressional districts. Greg and guest host Jason Perry, Vice President for Government Relations at the Director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics, spoke to Senator Todd Weiler and Better Boundaries Executive Director Elizabeth Rasmussen to gather opinions from both sides of the aisle.

Representative Owens talks Shutdown, RedistrictingGovernor Cox comes to Phil Lyman's defense against conspiratorial claimsGovernor Cox calls a special session to discuss redistricting, among other thingsTaylor Swift takes the world by storm... again

KSL Taylor Swift Correspondent (and producer of Inside Sources) Caitlyn Johnston joined the show today to talk "The Life of a Showgirl," Taylor Swift's new album. The accompanying movie, "The Release Party of a Showgirl," is expected to flood theaters, according to KSL Movie Show's Andy Farnsworth.

Governor Spencer Cox is officially calling the Utah Legislature into a special session. It will be held on Monday, starting at 9:00 a.m. In a press release, the Governor's office says the legislature will address several matters of state business...including choosing a new congressional map for the state's redistricting effort.

Governor Spencer Cox came to the defense of his former Gubernatorial opponent Phil Lyman. Lyman was targeted by Conservative Influencer Candace Owens in a conspiratorial accusation that he had a hand in the death of Political Influencer and friend of Owens, Charlie Kirk.

Democratic Representative Doug Owens joins Greg and guest host Marty Carpenter to talk the latest on Utah's redistricting battle. What might be to come, how have things been, Owens gives a lawmaker's perspective.

The government shutdown has persisted for three days now as Senate Republicans and Democrats bump heads over healthcare spending in the budget. Greg and guest host Marty Carpenter talk politics and what they think may happen at Friday's Senate vote.

In four days, the legislature will submit a map to the courts to be evaluated for fair redistricting for the state. There has been a lot of back and forth in the process of submitting a map, including the UT GOP now signaling that they are in favor of map "C," and asking for members of the party to comment their support for that map. Utah Democrats are accusing Republicans of inserting politics into the process. Utah Republican State Party Chair Robert Axson joins the show to discuss.

Day 2 of the Government ShutdownUT Democratic Chair Brian King on Government Shutdown and the battle of Utah's Congressional Maps AP's review of UVU's security gaps COVID-19 shots available without a prescription in Utah Ice Castles freeze operations in Midway due to warmer temps"Behind Movie Ratings" A conference special brought to you by Andy Farnsworth Maria Shilaos on Dealing with GriefWebsite banners on government sites spark concerns around the 1939 Hatch Act

Greg sums up the discussions we have heard today from both sides of the aisle around the government shutdown and whether the messaging put on government websites pointing fingers across the aisle has the potential to be a violation of the Hatch Act.