In the program, Representative Deanne Vought and Senator Reggie Murdoch discuss recent developments in Arkansas government. Governor Sarah Sanders committed $30 million to mental health and substance abuse programs, which both representatives see as a step in the right direction. Another $30 million has been allocated to improve the school for the deaf and the school for the blind and visually impaired. The representatives view this as an excellent first step. They also discussed the condition of the education facilities and initiatives for more funding. Other topics included the appointment of Lana McCaslin, former Loke County prosecutor, and Lindsay Wallace, the former chief of staff, to rectify controversies in the Department of Corrections.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
00:41 Discussion on Mental Health and Substance Abuse Programs
02:48 Investment in Schools for the Deaf and Blind
04:57 Department of Corrections Controversy and New Appointments
06:27 Debate on Prison Bed Allocation
07:13 Closing Remarks
