KSL at Night: 5-2-2024

Hosts: Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner

Latest on GOP gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman’s lawsuit

KSL at Night kicks off with hosts Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner talking about GOP gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman’s lawsuit against the Lt. Governor’s Office because the office rejected his filing. Leah and Adam listen and react to what Phil Lyman told KSL NewsRadio about his pick for Lt. Governor, and discuss the legality of his claims.

Celeste Maloy, incumbent Congressional Representative for CD2, joins KSL @ Night

As KSL NewsRadio has reported, Celeste Maloy, incumbent Congressional Representative for District 2, did not win the GOP nomination at the state convention, but she will still be on the primary ballot. She joins the show to discuss where things will go from here.

State Senator Mike McKell discusses school bomb threats in his district

The Nebo School District has received yet another bomb threat at one of their schools. Utah State Sen. Mike McKell, R-Spanish Fork, represents the areas the school district covers. He joins the program to share his thoughts on what seems to be a never-ending situation, bringing fear and angst to students, families, teachers, and more.

U.S. Congress weighs in on F1’s Miami Grand Prix

This weekend is the Miami Grand Prix, but don’t worry; this is still a political show. The U.S. Congress has decided to step in and offer their opinions on Formula One’s decision to exclude Andretti’s ability to join the race. Alex Kirry, KSL Sports Host and Assistant Program Director, joins the program to explain why Congress says the rejection is “anti-competitive.”

How Utah is maintaining relationships around the world

CEO of Utah Global Diplomacy Felecia Maxfield Barrett gives an overview of the different kinds of power, and what her organization is doing to help push for diplomacy around the world. She also explains what Utah Global Diplomacy is doing to prepare for the 2034 Winter Olympics that could come to Salt Lake City.

U.S. House passes bill combating antisemitism

Leah and Adam discuss a bill just passed by the U.S. House, the Antisemitism Awareness Act. They explain what’s in the bill, and how it shows a sign that bipartisanship may actually be a possibility in Congress.

President Biden weighs in on pro-Palestine protests at college campuses

College protests don’t seem to be disbanding anytime soon. After several weeks of silence, President Biden shared his thoughts today, saying “people have a right to get an education … without the fear of being attacked.” Leah and Adam share their thoughts on the president’s words.

Student and teacher reconnect – the impact a good educator can have on one’s life

Ever have a teacher or professor who left a mark on your life? Or if you’re an educator, have you ever had a student leave a mark on you? Leah  used to be Adam’s political science professor! They take a walk down memory lane and talk about the impact a good teacher can have.

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