KSL at Night : 4-22-2024

KSL at Night

KSL at Night : 4-22-2024

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Published on Apr 22, 2024, 9:00:20 PM
Total time: 01:16:23

Episode Description

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner

Welcome Adam Gardiner, new co-host with KSL at Night

Long-time KSL at Night Host Taylor Morgan is joined by guest host Adam Gardiner. They begin this week’s show by learning more about Adam and his background and why he’s going to be a great fit for KSL at Night.

 

State political conventions kicking off election season

The KSL at Night hosts talk about the upcoming political season in the state, including the ever-growing race to replace Senator Mitt Romney. They also go into detail about the PAC money pouring into Utah races from around the country, and how that money could be influencing delegates’ decisions.

 

Utah bathroom bill implementation for trans students

KSL NewsRadio’s Heather Peterson joins to talk about Salt Lake City School’s District implementation of H.B. 257, which clarified the bathrooms students are able to use. They talk about what the law actually says, what the sponsor of the bill intended, and how other school districts in the state are interpreting the law.

 

Small businesses in Utah

Several cities in Utah are the best small cities in the country to start a business, according to a new Wallethub report. Three of the top five are in Southern Utah, with Cedar City taking the top spot. KSL at Night speaks with Wallethub analyst, Cassandra Happe, about the findings and what they mean.

 

The latest on New York v. Donald Trump

KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins Taylor and Adam to discuss the beginning of what is expected to be a 6 week trial involving former President Donald Trump. It’s hard to keep track of all the legal issues the former president is facing but this trial could affect him differently than the others.

 

Aid passed for Ukraine and more over the weekend

Inside Source’s Boyd Matheson joins the show to talk about the massive spending deal passed over the weekend, which included $60.8 million in aid to Ukraine. Boyd and the hosts detail what else was in the budget and use the passage of the package to analyze House Speaker Mike Johnson’s ability and success as Speaker.

 

Analysis of the proposal to ban TikTok

Michael Lucci, founder and CEO of global security company State Armor, talks about the federal government’s proposal to ban TikTok. He discusses why the potential ban has bi-partisan support, and how he believes China is influencing American elections.

 

Hockey team name to be chosen by fan bracket

A new Major League Hockey team is coming to Utah; what will it be named? Smith Entertainment Group owner Ryan Smith, which owns the incoming NHL team, says the name will be chosen by a fan bracket. The hosts discuss their preferred name, which may or may not involve the abominable snowman.

More about KSL at Night

The latest in news and politics with a range of hosts every night. KSL at Night gives a refreshing take on the day's news with each host bringing their unique perspective and expertise to the conversation.