Groups worry Utahns will lose SNAP, Medicaid benefits, new state superintendent

President Trump's signature One Big, Beautiful Bill is now one step closer to becoming law, but not without some pushback from those who worry it will strip healthcare and food assistance from millions and increase the nation's debt. Gina Corina with Utahns Against Hunter breaks down why she believes the policy will hurt the most vulnerable Utahns. Host Lindsay Aerts also stalks with Dr. Molly Hart, the newly appointed state superintendent of Utah's K-12 public schools. President Trump also visited the site of his plans for a new immigration detention center called "Alligator Alcatraz."