We cover a lot of ground in this week's episode of "Special Session."
Here's what we're talking about:
- Seven hours, zero progress. The Salt Lake County GOP's Central Committee met Saturday to lay out its plan for winning the 2026 midterms. Instead, nearly 400 delegates spent the entire day re-litigating an internal power struggle.
- Tina Cannon vs. Stuart Adams. The outgoing Senate president demands retractions from four critics, including State Auditor Tina Cannon. Her lawyer's response letter is blistering, accusing Adams of using the threat as a press stunt and inviting him to try his luck in court.
- What the Supreme Court's mail-in voting ruling means for Utah. Monday's decision cracks the door open for the Trump administration to restrict USPS delivery of ballots. Here's why that matters.
- Enes Kanter Freedom picks a fight at a WNBA game and gets banned from the arena. Senator Mike Lee defends him anyway.
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