Three students from the American Academy of Innovation discussed who they would vote for if they could vote in the 2020 election. They talked about the recent Nevada debate. They discussed a Utah bill the would put a warning on pornography and whether they consider themselves addicted to their phones. Their host was Amanda Dickson, co-host of Utah's Morning News and host of A Woman's View on KSL Newsradio. 

<p>Three students from the American Academy of Innovation discussed who they would vote for if they could vote in the 2020 election. They talked about the recent Nevada debate. They discussed a Utah bill the would put a warning on pornography and whether they consider themselves addicted to their phones. Their host was Amanda Dickson, co-host of Utah's Morning News and host of A Woman's View on KSL Newsradio.&nbsp;</p>

Through Their Eyes is a chance to see the most challenging issues of the day through the eyes of Utah's teenagers. If you thought your kids and grandkids didn't have opinions about politics, immigration, vaping and everything else you think about, you're wrong. They do, and they are more informed than you might imagine. Each week three young people of different backgrounds sit down with KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson so we can get a look at our world "Through Their Eyes."

<p>Through Their Eyes is a chance to see the most challenging issues of the day through the eyes of Utah's teenagers. If you thought your kids and grandkids didn't have opinions about politics, immigration, vaping and everything else you think about, you're wrong. They do, and they are more informed than you might imagine. Each week three young people of different backgrounds sit down with KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson so we can get a look at our world "Through Their Eyes."</p>

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