How does Jimmy Carter’s presidency stack up? What harm is the legalization of marijuana having on the State of Colorado?

Just one day after saying Nikki Haley should watch her criticism of elderly men because she was past her prime at 51, CNN's Don Lemon by pure coincidence takes Friday off from his morning show. Also, Kristi notices how quiet most supposed feminists are with biological men continuing to assault Title IX in the United States by competing in women's sports and changing in women's locker rooms.

Kristi Burton-Brown rides shotgun with Dan on the show again Friday, with President Biden going on a bizarre diatribe over how lynching is something certain segments of the American population still want to do, almost 70 years after the tragecy of Emmett Till. Rep. Ken Buck (R, CO-4) joins Dan and Kristi to preview his new book 'Crushed: Big Tech's War on Free Speech' and his continuing quest to combat monopolistic control over speech by social media platforms behaving as publishers.

Rep. Ken Buck (R, CO-4) joins Dan and Kristi Burton-Brown to preview his new book 'Crushed: Big Tech's War on Free Speech' and his continuing quest to combat monopolistic control over speech by social media platforms behaving as publishers.

Kristi and Dan observe where the Republican party won big governor's races in 2022, running on fundamentally conservative messaging - including the issue of life. How can that translate to wins in Colorado? This is the million dollar question the next state GOP chair must answer.

Kristi Burton-Brown, outgoing chair of the Republican party in Colorado, is keeping an eye on the race to select her successor and she joins Dan for a converation with candidate Casper Stockham. Also, KBB breaks news that former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters has thrown her hat in the ring for the position as well. Dan and Kristi also comment on Nikki Haley's announced run for President and whether her true intention is to win a spot on the ticket as Vice-President for either Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis.

With 'Ron DeSanctimonious' not sticking as a nickname, President Trump opts for 'Meatball Ron' to label his top contender for the 2024 Presidential nomination. Also, it is revealed that the United States military were monitoring the launch of a Chinese spy balloon soon after it departed China. The question is, why didn't President Biden shoot it down as soon as it entered American air space over Alaska?

Dan is not a fan of a prospective new law in Colorado that would emulate California's lane-splitting law for motorcycles, and callers have some strong opinions of their own.

James Rosen, chief White House correspondent for Newsmax, joins Ryan (in for Dan) to discuss efforts by the Obama and Biden administrations to silence him and the New York Post, respectively, and whether 'The Truth is Out There.' Also, former South Carolina governor and ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announces her candidacy for President - and both Ryan and President Trump have thoughts.

Glenn Greenwald exposes the inherent bias written into various Artificial Intelligence apps ostensibly designed to provide impartial responses to inquiries, and Ryan (in for Dan) provides a couple of more examples. Also, the horrific shootings at Michigan State University left three students dead and hit home for Ryan. He details why the knee-jerk, emotional responses from Democrats always jump to the guns being at fault and not the deranged shooter himself.