
Kevin O'Leary responds to data center pushback, Republicans take the stage for primary debates
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Shark Tank host and multi-millionaire Kevin O'Leary sat down with Lindsay Aerts to respond to the pushback to his data center project in Box Elder County. He tells us that he feels blindsided by the letter published by Senate President J. Stuart Adams which asked him to cut down the size of the Stratos Project by 75%. Panelists Adam Gardiner and Erin Rider join Lindsay to unpack what happened here and what we can make of O'Leary's first on-camera comments to local TV news. Plus, Republican candidates for Congress clash on stage as primary ballots sent out. We discuss whether Rep. Blake Moore, state Rep. Karianna Lisonbee, Rep. Celeste Maloy or former Rep. Phil Lyman moved the needle on debate night.
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