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After 45 days of debates, committees, and lawmaking, the 2025 Utah Legislative General Session has wrapped up. This week on Inside Utah Politics with Lindsay Aerts, Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R-Utah) outlines what he thinks lawmakers did well and what he could veto now that the session has wrapped. We also take you inside the last Senate and House media availability and what leaders had to say on various controversial bills. Plus, West Valley City Senator Daniel Thatcher has left the Republican Party to join the Utah Forward Party.
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