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Back on this day in, future President Jimmy Carter filed a UFO sighting report.  

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Yesterday, Jimmy Kimmel Live was indefintitely suspended, over what ABC said were his comments on Charlie Kirk. On today Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe goes into what lead to Jimmy Kimmel's removal from air. 

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter of a percent yesterday. This was the first rate cut in more than a year. Economist and president of Rounds Consulting Group, Jim Rounds, Joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the fed rate cut.

Charlie Kirk's funeral is this Sunday at State Farm Stadium. ABC News Crime and Terrorism analyst Brad Garrett joined Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the potential security nightmare that could arise for Charlie Kirk’s funeral in Glendale  

Back on this day in 1787 the Constitution of the United States was signed. Of the 55 delegates, only 39 signed it and Rhode Island boycotted the whole convention. 

On today's episode of the Sharper Point Commentary, Jim talks about the potential logistical nightmare of Charlie Kirk's funeral. The funeral will be held at State Farm Stadiium, home of the Arizona Cardinals. The stadium fits 63,000 people.

President Trump and the First Lady were invited to England for a State visit with King Charles. ABC News White House Correspondent, Karen Travers, joined the show to discuss the itinerary and what's to expect with talks between the country leaders.

Utah prosecutors filed the intent to seek the death penalty against Charlie Kirk's alleged shooter. Adam Small, Utah KSL News Radio Reporter, joined the show to give the latest details as court hearings begin.

Back on this day in 1984, Miami Vice premiered on TV. 

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The Trump Administration has announced that a "framework of a deal" has been reached for Tik-Tok's parent company to divest from its Chinese owners. ABC Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joined Arizona’s Morning News to talk about the purported TikTok deal and a preview of Meta’s new Smart Glasses.

We may be spending less on gasonline as a portion of our income. ABC's Jim Ryan joined Arizona’s Morning News to talk about how gasoline is taking a smaller chunk out of the average American’s paycheck than in the past two decades. 

September is National Recovery Month, where awareness support is shown for those recovring from substance use disorders. Community Bridges Inc. Director of Community Education & Outreach, Natalia Chimbo-Andrade, Joins Arizona’s Morning News to talk about CBI and what it offers during National Recovery Month. 

Back on this day in 1962 the Four Seasons had their first number one hit: "Sherry". The group went on to have numberous number one hits over their tenure. 

It's Money Monday, and Evan Taylor, Associate Professor of Economics at university of Arizona's Eller College jined Arizona's morning News to discuss inflation, wage growth, and umemployment. 

ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss President's Trump's calls to NATO to take action against Putin. Poland shot down Russian drones over its airspace last week in what the European nation describes as an escalation. 

The president is also visiting with King Charles of the UK and Travers tell us what to expect from the visit between the two leaders.

Back on this day in 1995 the Harlem Globetrotters lost. This was the teams first lost since 1971; this game was not a scripted game.

The assassination of Political Activist, Charlie Kirk, has sparked conversation about political violence. John Cohen, ABC News consultant and former counterterrorism coordinator at DHS, joined the show to talk about what factors have lead to the surge in violence.

Arizona Sports' Tyler Drake joined Jim Sharpe and LaDona Harvey to discuss the Cardinals' performance last week. He also talks about what to expect from the team this week. 

After the suspect was confirmed to be in custody, Chuck Todd, political analyst, joined the show to talk about the political violence seen across the country. He touches how social media has changed the political atmosphere.

The suspect in connection to Charlie Kirk's assassination is in custody. KSL News Radio Reporter, Adam Small, joined the show to give the latest details from overnight.

Back on this day in 2001 terrorists carried out attacks across the U.S. The Twin Towers were one of the targets of the four planes hijacked. 

On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the assassination of political activist, Charlie Kirk. He talks about the reactions of this event on social media and the implications it has for future generations.

More information about the suspect believed to have killed political activist, Charlie Kirk, has been released at a press conference. KSL Reporter, Adam Small, joined the show to talk about the new information and how confident he is authorities will catch Kirk's killer.

The terror attacks that occurred 24 years ago, have still left wounds of first responders. Former Phoenix Fire Chief, Bob Khan, shares his memories of 9/11 and how it has impacted him.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk has left many with questions as authorities investigate. KSL Reporter, Adam Small, joined the show before a press conference to give the latest information and the reaction of people in Utah.