Dan Caplis

Attorney General Phil Weiser declined Dan's open invitation to appear on the program to clarify, explain, or provide context to his remarks caught on camera, in which he said a perpetrator should be held on a high bond amount only 'after someone commits a third or fourth car theft in three months.' His Republican challenger John Kellner reacts to those comments and makes his case for unseating Weiser in November's election.

Attorney General Phil Weiser declined Dan's open invitation to appear on the program to clarify, explain, or provide context to his remarks caught on camera, in which he said a perpetrator should be held on a high bond amount only 'after someone commits a third or fourth car theft in three months.' His Republican challenger John Kellner reacts to those comments and makes his case for unseating Weiser in November's election. Also, Vice President Kamala Harris says in a meeting commemorating the Americans with Disabilities Act, 'I am Kamala Harris, my pronouns are she and her, and I am a woman sittin gat the table wearing a blue suit.' What is the consequence of our American leaders using gender pronouns on the world stage to appease Lefitsts?

With a record jackpot over $830 million dollars in the Mega Millions drawing Tuesday night, Dan buys 40 tickets to share the potential winnings with Adeline, Kelly, and Ryan. What would change about your life if you won such a prize? What would stay the same? Also, Colorado attorney general Phil Weiser makes a jaw-dropping comment about car thefts, suggesting that there should be high bond posted - if the perpetrator gets up to three or four stolen cars over a three-month period.

Did he incite an insurrection? Or did he fail to act quickly enough in response to the storming of the Capitol building. Did he conspire with groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers to plan the attack? Or was he caught unawares and off-guard be the events of January 6th? The Left can't seem to make up its mind, so they're basically throwing everything against the wall to see what sticks. Problem is, none of it is sticking to the Teflon Donald - and Democrats are terrified that President Trump will run again in 2024... and WIN.

The New York Post editorial board, generally favorable to President Trump, publishes an opinion piece saying his inaction during the events of January 6th disqualify him from a character standpoint from running for a second term in 2024. Dan doesn't see it that way and invites listeners to share their own views on the matter.

Dan and Ryan discuss whether so-called revelations from the January 6th committee hearings will damage President Donald Trump politically and prevent him from running for a second term in 2024. Also, Erik Aadland points out how his Democratic opponent in Colorado's 7th Congressional District is tied at the hip with Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and the far left elements of her party.

The left-leaning Colorado Times Recorder frames Dan as on the run from their hard-hitting questions about his comparison of Governor Polis's sanctuary for law-breaking doctors to Venezuela, when nothing could be further from the truth. Also, why is military recruitment in the United States fall far short of its goals? Dan and Ryan share their theories behind the decline in numbers.

Most candidates run their campaigns primarily for members of their voting base. Joe O'Dea seems to be running *from* his conservative base - or even against it - in his race for U.S. Senate against incumbent Democrat Michael Bennet. Dan and Ryan ponder why he is doing this, and whether the strategy may prove costly in the long run.Steve Monahan cleared a GOP primary field without any challengers, and now focuses in on Democratic incumbent Rep. Jason Crow in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. Redistricting after the 2020 census presents an even more daunting challenge for Republicans in the 6th, as the party registration advantage (per FiveThirtyEight.com) has gone from D+12 to D+16. Can the naval aviator veteran repeat the path to victory followed five times by current Aurora mayor (and former Congressman in this district) Mike Coffman? Or is the district encompassing the southeast suburbs of Denver irretrievably blue, even in what should be a wave election year for Republicans?

Despite being double-vaxxed, boosted, and constantly wearing a mask as performative theater, President Biden contracts COVID and experiences what are being described as 'mild symptoms.' Also, a print journalist boldly calls into Dan's show to interview him about his stance on Joe O'Dea's run for Senate, claiming she couldn't get ahold of Dan via phone or Twitter direct message.

Steve Monahan cleared a GOP primary field without any challengers, and now focuses in on Democratic incumbent Rep. Jason Crow in Colorado's 6th Congressional District. Redistricting after the 2020 census presents an even more daunting challenge for Republicans in the 6th, as the party registration advantage (per FiveThirtyEight.com) has gone from D+12 to D+16. Can the naval aviator veteran repeat the path to victory followed five times by current Aurora mayor (and former Congressman in this district) Mike Coffman? Or is the district encompassing the southeast suburbs of Denver irretrievably blue, even in what should be a wave election year for Republicans?

Joe O'Dea continues to frustrate and confuse traditional conservatives as he appeals to the political center in his upcoming November election showdown with incumbent Democrat Senator Michael Bennet. Jeff Hunt, Director of the Centennial Institute, joins Dan to express his trepidation about O'Dea abandoning core conservative values on gay marriage and abortion, and callers seem to echo these concerns.

University of Michigan head football coach Jim Harbaugh speaks to a gathering in Plymouth, Michigan about his pro-life beliefs and stance on abortion. Clay Travis predicts this may get him skewered and 'canceled' by the Leftists in sports media. Also, new Quinnipiac poll numbers show President Joe Biden bottoming out with just 19% job approval from Hispanic voters.

The heroism of Elishjah Dicken in neutralizing a would-be mass shooter at an Indiana mall, limiting casualties to three deceased and two wounded, inspires calls from listeners who both support concealed carry laws and have experience teaching tactical firearms classes.

Laura Carno, executive director of FASTER Colorado, joins Dan in the wake of Elishjah Dicken's heroism as an armed civilian who stopped a mass shooter at an Indiana mall from killing many more people than the three who were sadly lost. She focuses on the process of getting proper training with firearms to best utilize them during a moment of crisis in public places like malls, schools, and grocery stores. Also, should such public gathering places strike down 'gun-free zones' which only serve to make such destinations soft targets?

Laura Carno, executive director of FASTER Colorado, joins Dan in the wake of Elishjah Dicken's heroism as an armed civilian who stopped a mass shooter at an Indiana mall from killing many more people than the three who were sadly lost. She focuses on the process of getting proper training with firearms to best utilize them during a moment of crisis in public places like malls, schools, and grocery stores.

Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute outlines to Dan why Governor Jared Polis has some very respectable people snowed on being a 'libertarian' leader in Colorado who leaves citizens alone. Nothing could be farther from the truth, as evidenced during the COVID pandemic.

Elisjsha Dicken of Seymour, Indiana saved countless lives by gunning down a would-be mass shooter in a mall who had already killed three innocent people during a shooting spree. Dan contends this reinforces the notion that good guys with guns can be an asset to law enforcement, whose response times often cannot be quick enough to neutralize a shooter before massive carnage ensues. Also, when Ryan refers to the illegal migrant crisis as a 'NIMBY' (Not In My Back Yard) project for woke leftist politicians like Washington, D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser, Dan coins the term 'PIMBY' for Governor Jared Polis - standing for 'PLEASE In My Back Yard.'

Dan jousts with a caller who claims oil companies in Colorado and elsewhere have shut down production of their own accord, because they weren't making enough profit - despite record high gas prices and some of the highest demand for crude oil and natural gas we've seen in decades, and completely ignoring all of the hostility and discouragement from President Biden toward investment of any kind in the fossil fuel industry. Also, Mayor Mike Coffman joins Dan to discuss how he plans to handle an influx of displaced homeless people sent to Aurora from Douglas County.

Rather than risk the bad optics of a handshake photo op with Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman, President Joe Biden goes one worse with a fist bump and draws the ire of the Washington Post for it. Also, Governor Polis has signed a statewide executive order welcoming physicians with drug convictions into Colorado as a safe haven. Why would 'Governor Ganja' do this?

Mayor Mike Coffman joins Dan to discuss how he plans to handle an influx of displaced homeless people sent to Aurora from Douglas County.