KSL at Night: 4-25-2024

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Leah Murray

SCOTUS hears arguments about presidential immunity

KSL at Night hosts Leah Murray and Greg Skordas recap the latest developments in the Supreme Court case regarding former President Trump’s immunity case. The Justices seem split on their opinions on presidential immunity. Greg provides valuable insight on where the case goes from here.

Potential jurors in Trump’s hush money case questioned about media choices

Part of the jury selection for former President Trump’s “hush money” case involved questions about where those jurors get their news, and which media sources they consume. Leah voices her concerns with these kinds of questions, while Greg explains the normality of media sourcing questions for juries.

Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction overturned

Major developments today as Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction is overturned by a New York appeals court. What does this do to the #MeToo movement? Will he be released from his New York prison cell? Jason Nathanson, ABC News Entertainment Correspondent in Los Angeles, joins the show to give us the latest.

Next steps in the potential ban of TikTok

Part of the major spending package passed by Congress and signed by President Biden included a plan for the future of TikTok: either sell to a U.S. company or be banned. What’s TikTok’s reaction? We hear from company leaders.

Brad Bonham with the Utah Republican Party National Committee talks border security

One of the most important issues for the upcoming presidential and congressional elections is immigration. Republicans know this is a weak spot for President Biden, so they are using it. You see it in a lot of ads in our state. Utah Republican Party National Committeeman Brad Bonham joins the show to share what he saw during his recent trip to the border as well as where he thinks the current status of immigration lies.

Ongoing pro-Palestine protests on college campuses

Greg and Leah discuss the ongoing pro-Palestine protests on college campuses across the country. They offer their views on how students are reacting, and what college presidents are even able to do in return.

Big changes coming to travel this summer

If you’re an active hotel stayer, airline rewards member, or checked bag taker, be prepared for changes coming this summer. Greg and Leah delve into some of the biggest changes on the way, including a major policy shift directed by U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg. 

FTC to refund $5.6 million to Ring customers in video privacy settlement

A video privacy settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Amazon-owned Ring will result in millions of dollars being sent to Ring doorbell customers. Leah and Greg talk through the settlement, and Leah shares her personal thoughts as a Ring customer herself.