Coming up at 4 pm today on the Rod Arquette Show on Talk Radio 105.9 KNRS, Thomas Burr, Washington D.C. Bureau Reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune, joins Rod to discuss President Trump’s order that Bears Ears, and all other national monuments designated in the past 21 years, be examined to determine if their size and scope fall within the intent of the law that allows Presidents to make such designations. Plus, Ralph Becker, former Mayor of Salt Lake City, joins Rod to discuss his op-ed in the Deseret News in which he praises some county and city leadership, and admonishes others, for their roles in dealing with the homelessness issue in Salt Lake City. See below for a full rundown of today’s program.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, April 24, 2017
4:20 pm: Thomas Burr, Washington D.C. Bureau Reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune, joins Rod to discuss President Trump’s order that Bears Ears, and all other national monuments designated in the past 21 years, be examined to determine if their size and scope fall within the intent of the law that allows Presidents to make such designations
4:35 pm: Ralph Becker, former Mayor of Salt Lake City, joins Rod to discuss his op-ed in the Deseret News in which he praises some county and city leadership, and admonishes others, for their roles in dealing with the homelessness issue in Salt Lake City
5:05 pm: Political strategist Matt Mackowiak joins the show to discuss recent poll results regarding the popularity of President Donald Trump
6:05 pm: Local attorney Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss a Salt Lake Tribune op-ed he participated in writing which tries to put into context the recent complimentary comments made by Judge Thomas Low toward a man that he was sending to prison for life on a rape conviction
6:20 pm: Roger Simon of PJ Media joins the show to tell us why he says it’s time for Congress to get its act together because even though the GOP holds the White House and the majority in both the House and Senate, nothing is getting done
6:35 pm: Eric Rumple, author and Utah resident, joins Rod to discuss why he thinks the state should turn the Draper prison site into a new “Central Park” once the new prison in Salt Lake City is up and running