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Delve into Thursday’s news with Boyd Matheson! See what the research is saying about college’s value to the public with Richard Fry. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joins Boyd to talk about the Martha Hughes Cannon Statue’s move to Washington DC. Dive into your financial privacy with Nicholas Anthony. Stay up to date on the Ukraine front and the war efforts there against Russia as Michael Birnbaum delivers the latest and More!

Throughout history, pioneers who dared to challenge the status quo and fight for equality have helped create a more just society. Among these trailblazers stands Martha Hughes Cannon, Utah's first female state senator and a relentless champion for women's suffrage. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson discusses the iconic statue’s preparation to make its journey from the Utah State Capitol to Washington D.C.. We are reminded of the enduring power of courageous leadership and the profound impact one woman can have in shaping the course of a nation. This momentous occasion not only celebrates Cannon's remarkable legacy but also serves as an inspiration for future generations to fearlessly pursue progress and uphold the democratic ideals she so valiantly embodied. 

As Ukraine mounts a defense against Russia's invasion, rifts have begun to surface between Kyiv and its Western allies over the path forward. Disagreements range from the tactical use of donated weapons to deeper strategic divides on issues like corruption and NATO membership. With tensions intensifying amid mounting battlefield setbacks, it is crucial that strong lines of communication remain open to align priorities and present a unified front. Michael Birnbaum from The Washington Post joins Boyd to discuss the latest.

In an era where data is currency, safeguarding your personal and financial information has never been more critical. While we've been conditioned to create robust passwords and implement basic privacy measures, disturbing revelations have come to light about the extent of financial surveillance impacting all citizens. Nicholas Anthony from the Cato Institute shares that as governmental policies have quietly opened the door to unprecedented monitoring, it's imperative we educate ourselves on this complex issue. With your privacy and security at stake, understanding the realities of financial surveillance is the first step toward protecting what matters most. 

For many young Americans, the pathway to professional success has become less clearly defined. While a four-year university degree was once seen as a prerequisite for a prosperous career, recent data analyzed by Pew Research Center suggests an intriguing shift is taking place. Their research reveals that economic outcomes are improving for young workers without bachelor's degrees, challenging long-held assumptions.  Parents and kids are weighing the value of a college education, and whatever they choose will impact their lives. What should we be aiming for? What can our institutions achieve when given the right incentives?

Boyd talks with AEI scholar Michael Strain about the myths surrounding the perceived decline of the American Dream. And an ambassador to Kenya is bringing a different approach to diplomacy that is leading a lot of conversations in Washington. Don't miss out on Inside Sources!