Robert Montgomery Knight (1940-2023), dubbed 'The General' by Dick Vitale, died on Wednesday at the age of 83 Dan and Ryan share memories of the mercurial and controversial legendary former head basketball coach at Indiana University and Texas Tech. Do we need more coaches like Bobby Knight today, who stress discipline and character above all else - but whose methods may be considered extreme or even cruel to players? Dan compares Coach Prime, Deion Sanders, to Knight. Former state GOP chairs Dick Wadhams and Kristi Burton-Brown weigh in on Rep. Ken Buck's announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2024. KBB gives the heart-wrenching reason why she has decided not to enter the race for the seat in Colorado's 4th Congressional District. Also, Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) - an Army Ranger veteran - inexplicably calls for a 'humanitarian pause' by the Israeli military in Gaza, the biggest favor Hamas could hope for in the Middle East conflict.

With the seismic announcement by Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) that he won't be running for re-election to a sixth term in Colorado's 4th Congressional District, state GOP chair Dave Williams joins Dan to discuss the implications and ramifications of a wide-open primary field to replace the incumbent Congressman.

Upon reflection on his 40 years as a lawyer, Dan says he feels better now than he did at age 26 when he was first sworn in to practice law. Ryan points out that Dan's uncle is still going strong as a priest in the Catholic faith, well into his 90s, and envisions the same for Dan 30 years from now.

At his law firm, Dan's associates and employees surprise him with a 40th anniversary celebration of when he was sworn in to practice law - on this date, October 31, in 1983. Also, Ryan asks how and why the secular Left could hate Judeo-Christian values so much, that they're willing to team up with the most brutal anti-woman Sharia Law Muslim extremists in order to support Hamas over Israel.

Laura Wolk Slavis, famed attorney with Becket Law, joins Dan to discuss a big victory in the courts for religious freedom on the abortion reversal pill case (Bella Health and Wellness v. Weiser).

Dan and Ryan discuss recent comments from President Trump demonstrating his strength and reminding Americans why his Presidency was a time of peace and world order, compared to the chaotic time of war we find ourselves in under President Biden now.

Richard from Carbondale channels his inner Rodney Dangerfield with some real hit-or-miss one liners for Dan and the audience. Ryan attempts to get down to brass tacks with Dan on why President Biden feels it necessary to lecture Israel on how to carry out a war - while not offering up any such consdescending caution or advice for our other allies, including Ukraine.

A potpourri of topics on a Friday, as Israel prepares its ground invastion of Gaza: Dan highlights a legal battle of accidents in bike lanes between motorized vehicles and bicycles. Also, contemplating the reintroduction of wolves in the mountains of Colorado, Dan swears he heard one in the woods. Finally, a winter blast is preparing to hit the front range as it forms over the mountains. Are you prepared?

Jeremiah Galus, Senior Counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, joins Dan to discuss the Darren Patterson Christian Academy case.

Thomas Wicke, JeffCo school board candidate, joins Dan to discuss his critical run for JeffCo School Board, amidst a flood of outside money flowing in to help defeat him on behalf of teacher's unions. Also, Dan shares his observations from the mountains, where he swears he heard a wolf in the wild while walking his dogs, as Aimee recovers from reconstructive surgery after her January fall.