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Our hosts discuss Donald Trump, Joe Lieberman, Ronna McDaniels, Rep. Matt Gaetz and Rep. John Curtis.
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Our hosts discuss the Baltimore Key Bridge collapse, women's sports and LGBT+ support in Utah.
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Our hosts discuss Trump's legal troubles, a 32-hour workweek and the resignation of the Cache County clerk.
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Trump, Biden prevail in Utah; Legislature wraps up session; and LDS Church buys Kirtland Temple on this episode of Behind the Headlines
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The hosts of Both Sides of the Aisle discuss Utah's Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley's campaign suspension and the recent SCOTUS ruling on Trump's access to the ballot.
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The hosts of Both Sides of the Aisle discuss Nikki Haley's visit to Utah, Disagree Better and how the Utah Legislative Session is different this year.
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The hosts of Both Sides of the Aisle discuss attacks on the Red Sea, Trump's potential VP pick and a new round of tax cuts coming for Utahns.
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Scholars Jason Gilmore and Charles Rowling have argued that Trump has taken American exceptionalism and turned it on its head.
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On this episode, support of same-sex marriage and Donald Trump, among members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and state lawmakers say they’ll file an amicus brief opposing a hold on Utah’s abortion trigger law.
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Kristin Du Mez es una autora superventas del New York Times y profesora de Historia y Estudios de Género en la Universidad de Calvin. Ella nos hablará sobre su libro más reciente, “Jesús y John Wayne: cómo los evangélicos blancos corrompieron una fe y fracturaron una nación," en el que presenta una historia de setenta y cinco años de evangelicalismo. Desafiando la suposición común de que la “mayoría moral” respaldó a Donald Trump por razones puramente pragmáticas, Du Mez dice que Donald Trump de hecho representa el cumplimiento, en lugar de la traición, de los valores más arraigados de muchos evangélicos blancos.