9:05 - 9:20 - Senator Mike Lee's concerns with the Respect for Marriage Act 

The Respect for Marriage Act is moving forward. It is legislation that would recognize any marriage between two people... opposite or same sex.Utah Senator Mike Lee has some concerns that if you're a religious institution... you may face consequences if you refuse to marry a same-sex couple in your place of worship. Dave and Debbie discuss this with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas to see just how legitimate these concerns are. 

9:35 - The Hero of the Club Q Shooting 

Let's hear from the army veteran who went to club q in co springs saturday night and left there a hero after grabbing a mass shooter by the back of his body armor and slamming him to the ground. FOX News: Richard Fierro was there with his wife, daughter & daughter's bf -- who was killed. He told reporter everyone inside that club became "family" to him when bullets flew. Dan Rascon, KSL 5 TV joins the show live from Colorado Springs to discuss the latest inforamtion.

9:50 -  A veterans instinct to serve

 The hero Army Vet who grabbed the Club Q shooter in CO springs by the back of his body army slammed him to the ground said "it's the reflex" Go! Go to the fire. Stop the action. Stop the activity. Don't let no one get hurt". How long does that stay with vets? Army Veteran Braden Weyment joins the show to discuss his experience and instinct in public places. 

10:05 - Rail Strike looming

 Live to DC for the inside scoop on a looming rail strike -- an influential union giving Bidens brokered deal to avert a stike the thumbs down -- good thing Santa uses  a sleigh & reindeer to get gifts to Utah children -- otherwise talk of a railway strike would really worry me about supply chain issues around the holidays.  

10:20 - Re-commerce on the rise this holiday season

 With a rail strike on the potential horizon -- it could be a bahumbug Christmas shopping experience -- in fact before this bubbled up Target warned of a drop in holiday sales - blaming inflation. Bring in Re-commerce -- the art of reselling. Dave and Debbie discuss re-commerce and why it is on the rise.

10:35 - 10:50 - The trek of the SLC airport

 If you've been to the new SLC airport you know the hike is long - esp. compared to our old airport. And we've heard complaints, so KSL 5 flew Alex Cabrero about the country to measure how our airport walk stacks up to other airports.  KSL 5 TV's Alex Cabrero joins the show to discuss what he discsovered. Dave and Debbie take listener calls to discuss how far you are willing to drive before you face the airport and flight costs. 

11:05 - Congress' role in preventing the looming rail strike

 As we approach the holidays, workers at the heart of the supply chain are threatening another strike. SMART Transportation Division -- An influential railroad worker union voted against a Biden-brokered labor deal Monday morning, raising the prospect of a strike before the holidays. This is prompting fresh supply chain and shipping concerns. If the two sides don't reach an agreement, the rail workers can strike after Dec. 9.  Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources joins the show to discuss how congress can get involved and avert a rail strike. 

11:20 -  11:35 Who is the leader of the republican party?

 The Republican Party vastly underperformed expectations in this year’s midterm elections; both infighting and introspection have ensued as a result. Even with President Biden's low approval rating with inflation being persistantly high. Republicans still failed to make large gains in the house and fell short of winning a Senate Majority. Many have pointed the blame at former President Trump -- as Extreme Trump backed candidates who lacked experience lost in states where a more traditional Republican may have been more succesful. Taylor Morgan, KSL @ Night Host and Partner of Morgan May Affairs joins the show to discuss who he thinks is leading the republican party into 2024. 

11:50 - The Respect for Marriage Act and Religious Freedom

Protections Dave and Debbie revisit the discussion surrounding the concerns on The Respect for Marriage Act and the question surrounding why a federal law is needed when it comes to this kind of legislation to ensure religious freedoms protections.