Social justice living environment at University of Colorado Boulder, reaction to President Trump firing FBI Director James Comey, the 2017 Legislative wrap up are topics of discussion.

Magellan Strategies Poll revealed President Trump's approval rating at 47% among Coloradans. Rep. Mike Coffman was the only Colorado Republican to vote no on American Heath Care Act.

Gubernatorial candidates for 2018, Mayor Hancock to launch a review of city's events permit after 4/20 celebration, Judge Orrick temporarily blocks POTUS from withholding federal funding from sanctuary cities, officers pepper spray Muslim inmates prayer room are topics of discussion.

The Construction Defects Bill is a step closer to reality. If approved, the bill would require an agreement from the majority of condo owners before any legal action could be filed against builders. We discuss Coloradan Jeanette Vizguerra who made national news this week as she appeared on Time Magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People.

U.S. Rep. Coffman made national news after being confronted by a fiery of questions at a town hall meeting, Democratic Candidate Cary Kennedy announced her bid for Gov. via Facebook live and the congressional district races in CD6 and CD7 are heating up are topics of discussion this week.

High school student, Tay Anderson runs for DPS board. Judge Neil Gorsuch confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court.Candidate pool for Colorado governor grows. Four state leaders make joint request to AG Jeff Sessions regarding marijuana legislation are topics of discussion.

POTUS tweets about Rep. Ken Buck's stance on The American Health Care Act. State senate approved Colorado's $26.8 billion dollar proposed budget. Aurora is declared a "welcoming city" vs. "sanctuary city". Betsy DeVos calls out Denver's school choice standards are topics of discussion.

Sen. Jerry Sonnenberg announced plans to introduce a bill. Ken Salazar announced he will not run for Governor in 2018. Judge Neil Gorsuch introduced at Senate Confirmation Hearing. The vote on The American Health Care Bill is in a holding pattern.

Colorado's race for attorney general heats up, 14 million Americans could lose health care under the POTUS new health plan, Hawaii judge halts president's travel ban, Colorado's transportation funding issues reemerge and and Senate Bill 65 addressing charter school funding is garnering attention

Class action for undocumented immigrants, an agreement reached on Affordable Care Act, criticism over $3.5 billion dollar bill, construction defects reform bill pushed through, and Denver City Council set new ethics rules are topics of discussion.