Candidly Kim

As parents across Utah and the nation show up at their school board meetings in record numbers, Kim brings candid discussion of the most talked about issues in public education. Joined by Jonathan Butcher, Heritage Foundation Education Fellow, they discuss the origins of Critical Race Theory, the damage it does, and whether the school children of Utah are exposed to it. They discuss the weaponization of the DOJ against parents at the demand of the National School Boards Association. Learn about the most promising new education choice models, including Utah's own Tax Credit Scholarship and Educational Savings Account, the Children First Education Fund.

As parents across Utah and the nation show up at their school board meetings in record numbers, Kim brings candid discussion of the most talked about issues in public education. Joined by Jonathan Butcher, Heritage Foundation Education Fellow, they discuss the origins of Critical Race Theory, the damage it does, and whether the school children of Utah are exposed to it. They discuss the weaponization of the DOJ against parents at the demand of the National School Boards Association. Learn about the most promising new education choice models, including Utah's own Tax Credit Scholarship and Educational Savings Account, the Children First Education Fund.

Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and EVP for the American Legislative Exchange Council and co-author of Rich States, Poor States, joins Kim in a candid discussion about the impact of economy-destroying policies out of Washington, where they have been successful, and what we can do to stop them. Topics include Utah's #1 ranking for Economic Outlook 14th year in a row, what we're doing right, importance of citizen engagement now more than ever, important legislation from United States Senator Mike Lee, and sneak preview of Utah House Majority newest Representative Judy Weeks-Rohner (queen of the tax reform referendum), and others.

Jonathan Williams, Chief Economist and EVP for the American Legislative Exchange Council and co-author of Rich States, Poor States, joins Kim in a candid discussion about the impact of economy-destroying policies out of Washington, where they have been successful, and what we can do to stop them. Topics include Utah's #1 ranking for Economic Outlook 14th year in a row, what we're doing right, importance of citizen engagement now more than ever, important legislation from United States Senator Mike Lee, and sneak preview of Utah House Majority newest Representative Judy Weeks-Rohner (queen of the tax reform referendum), and others.

We chat with one of my favorite Legislator defenders of the Constitution, Rep. Phil Lyman, recently pardoned by Pres. Trump. We discuss his "crime," the DOJ flip and how he got the pardon (shout outs to Sen. Mike Lee, Rep. Dan McCay, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Rep. Mike Noel, and others). Hear the progress on efforts to restrain run-amok executive branch emergency powers and what legislation we need to be watching- for good or bad.  

Day 7 Utah Legislature 2021, Covid and the People's House. Rep. Teuscher discusses his bills on ballot initiatives, campus free speech, and "party raiding." Perspectives of a freshman legislator on the process, a new Governor promising to veto more bills than ever (even if they are good?), restricting powers under emergency declarations, tax cuts and more!

Why so many fell for lockdowns while few stood for liberty- the arrogance of central planning (by Dan Sanchez), Kurt Schlichter predicts 2021 will bring PAIN, a chat with the Salt Lake Tribune's Readers pick for Person of the Year 2020 and the big week ahead as Congress is sworn in and election challenges continue.

Former Utah Speaker of the House Greg Hughes joins Kim to discuss their Fraud Squad activity, Utah's Coronavirus response, the Legislature's obligation to defend separation of powers (but choosing not to), the willful and knowing destruction of our economy;children's learning and large scale mental health, and a strong call to JOIN THE TEXAS LAWSUIT!

Kim candidly shares her experiences traveling to a swing state and working a voter fraud detection project.

Kim candidly shares what really happened in the closed Utah Republican House caucus with Gov. Herbert's COVID briefing, aka dog and pony show. [spoiler alert: Tribune got it way wrong]. Sustaining the pandemic beyond common sense and canceling science.

Utah citizens have been ordered to stay away from friends and family, reduce business hours, send 10s of 1,000s of students home, cover their faces, and endure economic destruction, future uncertainty, physical health decline, mental health strain, relationship deprivation, and a pandemic response-driven cultural divide the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Civil War. Kim speaks candidly about the legal and practical problems with moving from a system of public policy-making through careful deliberation of representative government to one in which this power has been assumed by a single executive, one who has brought upon the People the most restrictive orders that fly in the face of the most fundamental freedoms, while committing untold long-term damage to the economy.

Post-election chat, media prematurely calling the presidential race, legal challenges across the country, close races in Salt Lake County, the Left simultaneously calling for unity and destruction of supporters of their opponents. (Clarification: Utah County Clerk Gardner terminated the contract with Dominion Elections Systems when she came into office in 2018.)

Some Salt Lake City neighborhoods are being overrun with property and violent crimes, while droves of law enforcement officers leave the department for other cities. Joined by Tyler Clancy of the Pioneer Part Coalition, Kim discusses the decades of failed approaches that waste billions of taxpayer and charitable dollars to keep people in chronic states of homelessness and suffering, allow for massive encampments and biowaste throughout the city, invites the nation's criminal predators, and orders law enforcement to ignore desperate calls for help.

Joined by Dr. Stanley Kurtz, Sr. Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, author and contributing editor at the National Review, Kim candidly reveals the current assault on the suburbs and single family housing, including the politics, the money, the tactics and the strange bedfellows of the far Left social justice warriors and their capitalist land developer partners who have found themselves in abusive positions of power in policy-making. Kim has seen first hand as a Planning Commissioner of Utah's second largest city and as a state lawmaker the roughshod agenda that has infiltrated city, county and state governments, while citizens revolt, not fully knowing the insidious truth behind it. Dr, Kurtz brings his research and warns that a Biden administration will be the end of suburbs.

Dr. Mary Tipton, local doc and advisor to Medical Professionals for Trump, discusses the truth and fake news about the President's healthcare proposal, what we've learned in 7 months of Covid-19, her efforts to keep government out of the exam room, her work to lower drug prices, and why a Biden presidency is a terrifying alternative when it comes to the future of healthcare.

Sen. Mike Lee discusses SCOTUS nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett, her qualifications and the process we can expect. Plus, what just happened in his hearing with former FBI Dir. Jim Comey. Legislators have published an Open Resolution to end the Emergency Declaration implemented by Gov. Herbert. Kim discusses the legalities and efforts to shut the resolution down and the Michigan Supreme Court ruling that may help their efforts. Kim discusses nationwide launch of MOMS- Moms for Safe Neighborhoods super pac, which she is a board member of. The far Left's war on single family housing. Read more.

Kim introduces the new Candidly Kim podcast. She answers frequent questions about her recent Congressional run and future plans. She discusses the Presidential election and the new Rasmussen poll showing Donald Trump in the lead, and the reasons for the catapult may surprise you. She doesn't hold back on her candid discussion about the Constitutional and legal crisis caused by the Governor's brazen assault on the separation of powers. Hear about what some are describing as the war zone, Thunderdome and Zombie Apocalypse in our capital city.  Kim is back with her candid, smart, sometimes courageous, and often sardonically humorous way of tackling issues that impact our society.