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One of the most shocking stories of election night did not come from the polls. Minutes before ballots dropped, Utah's legislative Democrats called for Senator Kathleen Riebe to resign over allegations of discrimination and harassments in the Senate offices. Riebe has denied the allegations and furthermore alleged that the timing of the investigation has another motive. She joins Lindsay Aerts to respond and share her side of the story. Plus, Republican incumbents took a beating on election night. By next year, both the Senate President and Majority Leader will be out of office. We sit down with the new Senate President-elect, Senator Evan Vickers, to see how the GOP plans to chart a path forward in a new legislature.
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