Dan Caplis

Dan discusses the disconnect between physical and moral courage, specifically highlighting the cases of Jason Crow and Mark Kelly, two politicians who served heroically in the military but now advocate for policies that undermine national interests. Dan also touches on the recent US Supreme Court decision that allows freight brokers to be sued for negligent hiring, which he believes will save lives. Additionally, he addresses the work of Catholic Charities and the misconception that they support illegal immigration.

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Dan discusses the dichotomy of Democrats who served courageously in the military but now hold anti-American views in politics. He highlights Jason Crow, a former Army Ranger, who's now a congressman, and Senator Mark Kelly, a decorated astronaut and war hero, who's sharing classified information with the enemy. Dan questions how these individuals can go from being brave in combat to being cowardly in politics. He also touches on the topic of abortion, the Democratic Party's stance on it, and how it relates to the party's willingness to do whatever it takes to gain power.

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In this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, Erin Lee fills in for Dan and is joined by Brandon Wark from Free State Colorado. They discuss the worst bills passed during the Colorado Legislative session. Brandon shares his top picks, including a bill that attempts to subvert the citizen initiative process and another that expands red flag gun confiscation. They also talk about the plastic utensil bill, which is "absolutely crazy" and "totally unenforceable." The conversation highlights the importance of educating oneself and others about the bills passed in Colorado and the need to flip seats in the upcoming election.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Erin Lee fills in for Dan and discusses pressing issues in Colorado. She touches on the recent news of a man being allowed to board a plane despite a lengthy criminal background, and the need for transparency in government. Aaron also talks about the Protect Kids Colorado ballot measure, which aims to protect girls' sports and prevent irreversible sex-reassigning surgeries for minors. He's joined by Nancy Rumfeldt, a school board member who's been a vocal advocate for girls' rights, and Maddie Wilkin, a high school athlete who's spoken out against being forced to compete against biological males.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan Caplis is joined by Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, a Republican candidate for Governor of Colorado. They discuss the state's current issues, including the need for a balanced budget and the importance of cutting regulations to boost the economy. Barb shares her experience as a County Commissioner and her plans to address the state's transportation problems, including a proposed ballot initiative to fix roads. They also touch on the upcoming primary election and the contrast between Barb's qualifications and those of her opponents.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the latest developments at Denver International Airport after a 41-year-old man attempted to commit suicide by standing in the path of an oncoming plane. Dan expresses frustration with the lack of information being shared by authorities and the potential public safety implications. He's joined by Noel Sterett, an attorney with Alliance Defending Freedom, who discusses a case involving parental rights and the accommodation of transgender students in Jefferson County schools. The conversation also touches on the importance of transparency and accountability in government.

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On today's episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the world of UFOs and the latest news on the topic. He discusses the recent release of UFO files by the Trump administration and the intriguing possibilities they raise. Dan also shares his thoughts on the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to strike down a redistricting plan, and the implications it has for the state's political landscape. Additionally, he talks to listeners about the best advice their mothers ever gave them, sharing some heartwarming and humorous stories. It's a lively and thought-provoking conversation that covers a range of topics.

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In this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the latest news and hot topics in Colorado politics. He discusses the upcoming gubernatorial election, weighing in on the chances of Democrat candidates to replace Jared Polis. Dan also touches on the recent debate between Bennett and Weiser, and shares his thoughts on the implications of Polis's potential appointment to the Senate. Additionally, he talks to Brittany Vessey, executive director of the Colorado Catholic Conference, about a contentious bill that's sparked controversy at the state legislature.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Ryan Schuiling fills in and digs into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx's campaign finance reports. Joining the conversation are Ashe Epp, Cori Kennedy, and Darcy Schoening, who share their expertise and insights on the matter. The discussion centers around the allegations of 'smurfing,' a campaign finance tactic that involves breaking up large donations into smaller, seemingly legitimate contributions. The panel examines the data and raises questions about the legitimacy of Victor Marx's fundraising claims. With a critical eye, they scrutinize the numbers and explore the implications of these findings.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the latest news and hot topics. He discusses the US's strike on an Iranian port, the upcoming trip to China, and the implications for President Trump. Dan also touches on the gubernatorial debate, where Representative Bottoms and Senator Kirkmeyer made strong impressions. Additionally, he talks to Brittany Vesley, executive director of the Colorado Catholic Conference, about her experience being denied the opportunity to testify at a legislative hearing due to her Catholic affiliation. The conversation also covers Victor Marx's decision to skip the Denver Post Channel 7 debate and the importance of mastering the issues in a primary election.

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