Utah's Republican party has reelected their chair and decided to push pause on a resolution that would have stripped party membership from signature gathering candidates. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Erin Rider discuss the fate of the party, and what's next for the often-controversial dual path to the ballot. The House of Representatives has passed Trump's Big Beautiful Bill, but how will the Senate change it? And the Pentagon has officially accepted the plane gifted by Qatar. Will there be constitutional challenge to it? Our panelists dive in.

Utah Attorney General Derek Brown visited the southern border this week to discuss Republican strategies around immigration, slowing crime, and drugs. He joins host Lindsay Aerts to discuss whether Republicans are getting the messaging right on immigration and how his office is working to fix the system. Utah Democrats will pick a new chair at their state party convention May 31. We hear from two of the four candidates, Brian King and Ben Peck on how they each plan to make a dent in Utah's Republican stronghold.

President Trump is hoping that Congressional Republicans can coalesce around a plan to cut spending, but the bill is facing an uphill battle among Republicans who disagree with how much to cut, Medicaid requirements, food assistance, and local and state tax deductions. Panelists Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner break down what's needed to move the so-called "big beautiful bill" forward. Part of the plan to help fund the government includes selling off some federal land in Washington and Beaver Counties. Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance Legal Director, Steve Bloch, outlines why they're opposed to the idea and whether it's part of a bigger plan for Utah to get control over even more acres.