
President Adams sues critics; Cox wants MIDA reform
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President Stuart Adams has threatened to sue four of his critics who he claims made defamatory statements about him. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner run through whether the claims are defamatory or if Adams is being sour after his Primary loss. Plus, Governor Cox says he wants more MIDA reform, especially after the Stratos data center rollout. Plus, Utah's gas tax was cut by $ 0.06 at the pump, yet Utah still has higher-than-average gas prices. We discuss how the state should bring them down and whether the cut was worth it.
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