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Round out your week of news with Boyd Matheson! Ian Duncan joins to discuss the suspended dockworker strike with Boyd. Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson shares about the state of the elections and the attacks she is seeing on the political institutions. Think again about how Americans are becoming increasingly dependent on government programs with J.D. Tuccille. Thomas Vartanian warns voters about alluring economic promises and More!

Gathering is a fundamental human experience that brings people together, fostering connections and shared purpose. From intimate family dinners to large-scale events, the act of coming together creates a unique energy that can't be replicated in isolation. In today's fast-paced world, gatherings offer a vital opportunity to slow down, connect, and find meaning in our shared experiences. Leaders like President Russell M. Nelson demonstrate the profound impact of gathering, uniting diverse groups in moments of shared significance and spiritual connection.

Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson joins to discuss her State of Elections Address today, highlighting the challenges facing our democratic institutions. She addresses recent threats to election officials and emphasizes the critical importance of safeguarding free and fair elections. It is up to Utahns everywhere to take specific actions to protect the integrity of the electoral process and maintain faith in our democratic systems.

As we enter the final month before a pivotal election, the political landscape is shifting in unexpected ways. Recent polls suggest that Vice President Kamala Harris is gaining ground on former President Donald Trump, particularly among women voters on economic issues. This shift, coupled with the rising phenomenon of "double hater" voters and the persistent influence of non-voters, paints a complex picture of the American electorate. With candidates making their final appeals and voters weighing their options, the coming weeks promise to be a crucial and intense period in American politics.

Join Boyd Matheson in delving into Thursday's news! Alex Gangitano talks about the challenge trifecta in the Biden administration: providing hurricane relief, a Middle East conflict, and a American port strike. Eboo Patel talks about how the non-profit industry is struggling and how Americans can rediscover generousity. Katherine Mangu-Ward talks about the rising policy nihilsm in voters' beliefs. Olufemi Taiwo explores different alternatives to political debates and More!

Boyd talks through examples and strategies to develop a positive outlook and commitment to action. Hard facts can present great adversity, but they never tell the full story. Positive attitude and human resilience can carry us through hard times and difficult challenges to come out stronger and better on the other side.

Dig into Wednesday’s headlines with Boyd Matheson. Reflect on yesterday’s vice presidential debate and the candidates’ strategies with Jeff Greenfield. Eric Boehm weighs in on the economic policies presented at the debate. Hear the latest on what is happening in the Middle East with Eric Bazail-Eimil. Andrew Biggs breaks down a potential plan to solve social security’s insolvency and More!

The real test of leadership is what do leaders do when they do not have to do anything? The distinction between those who coast and those who proactively seek to make a difference becomes starkly apparent in these moments of choice. Leadership's impact extends far beyond immediate responsibilities, influencing the culture and direction of entire organizations or communities. In an age of constant distraction and rapid change, the danger of drifting aimlessly is ever-present, making proactive, purpose-driven leadership more crucial than ever.

The recent ballistic missile attack launched by Iran against Israel marks an escalation in the long-standing tensions between these two Middle Eastern powers. This bold move comes in the wake of several Israeli military operations in the region, including strikes against Iran-backed groups like Hezbollah and Hamas. Eric Bazil-Eimil from POLITICO shares how Israel could respond and what role the United States will play in this unfolding crisis.

During the VP debate, an insightful moment came from Senator JD Vance when he revealed a degree of economic understanding that contradicts his and Donald Trump's current platform. Tariffs are being touted as a fix all for America's economic challenges. But they won't be the problem free fix Donald Trump seems to think it is, and it seems that JD Vance knows this as well. Eric Boehm from Reason joins the show for some great analysis.

As Social Security's Old Age and Survivors Insurance trust fund approaches potential exhaustion in 2033, a critical debate emerges about how to address this looming crisis. Instead of across-the-board benefit reduction, an alternative approach proposes leveraging presidential discretion to protect the most vulnerable recipients. Andrew Biggs from American Enterprise Institute helps answer how we can balance legislative action and executive authority in addressing one of America's economic challenges.

The recent vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz has sparked intriguing discussions about political strategy, candidate preparation, and the broader implications for the upcoming election. As Vance made an effort to soften his image, Walz struggled with preparedness. With the jabs minimal and people walking away from the debate pleased, Jeff Greenfield from POLITICO emphasizes how has this political maneuvering shifted public opinion and if it will impact the upcoming presidential election?

The vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz has sparked renewed interest in the dynamics of the 2024 presidential race. While Vance arrived on stage facing skepticism from both Democrats and some Republicans, his performance marked a turning point in the GOP campaign. Meanwhile, Walz was able to get his footing during the second half of the debate. From last night, it is becoming clear that the vice presidential candidates play a crucial role in shaping the narrative and strategy of their respective campaigns.

Join Boyd Matheson in digging into Tuesday’s headlines! Lt. Gen. Newton joins the show to talk about the escalating conflict in the Middle East after Iran launches missiles at Israel today. Learn how America’s leaders need to better fund the military and its impact of delayed budgeting with Elaine McCusker. Taylor Giorno sheds light on the Longshoremen strike. Natalia Galicza shares how the nonvoters’ vote actually matters the most and More!