Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts

Trump administration visits China, Prop 4 debate shaping CD-2 primary

24 min · 15. maj 2026
episode Trump administration visits China, Prop 4 debate shaping CD-2 primary cover

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President Donald Trump is wrapping up his visit to China to discuss economic collaboration with a large group of business leaders in tow. Panelists Taylor Morgan and Adam Gardiner join Lindsay to discuss what the two countries have to offer one another and how the US should approach the idea of greater economic and security collaboration with China. Plus, Prop 4 is proving to be a major topic of discussion in Utah's CD-2 Republican primary contest. Rep. Blake Moore defends his role in the anti-gerrymandering effort while supporters of Rep. Karianne Lisonbee accuse him of paving the way for Utah to send a Democrat to Congress.

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