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Lee talks about his experience with Roger Stone. Attorney General William Barr speaks with ABC News and says President Trump tweets make it hard for him to do his job, especially the criminal case and sentencing of Stone, a longtime friend, and a former campaign adviser to the president who was convicted of lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstruction of justice.

After the original bill to ban minors from using a commercial tanning bed died in the Legislature. The legislation's sponsor revived it. It passed the House after a modification that only allow a minor to tan in a commercial salon with the permission of a doctor. Parental consent is not enough to grant a teen permission to tan. 

Jonathan Johnson, CEO of Overstock and president of Medici Ventures, joins Lee to defend the voting app, Voatz, in use in Utah County against MIT researchers who said the app was vulnerable to security flaws.

Johnson also says the debacle in the Iowa caucuses shouldn't stop progress in allowing more citizens to vote.

Every year the FTC has thousands of people report losing money to "romance scams." The median reported loss in 2018  was $2,600. 

KSL reporter Matt Gephardt joins Lee to break down his research about these schemes and what people can do to protect themselves. 

Most of these thieves operate in West Africa and out of the reach of the FBI.

Utah County launched a mobile voting application called Voatz last year to allow members of the military and disabled citizens to join in the democratic progress. But  a team of MIT researchers said that “Voatz is vulnerable to a number of attacks that could violate election integrity.”

 

Rep. Bishop referenced Earl Weaver while on the floor of the House… He’s been making reference to Earl for years. Bishop comes on the show to talk about the Hall of Fame Major League manager.