Dan Caplis

In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan dives into the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial race. He discusses Victor Marx's impressive fundraising numbers and the questions surrounding his claims about his past. Dan also talks about the potential impact of the Left's involvement in the primary and the importance of getting to know the candidates. Additionally, he shares some fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from the making of the movie Top Gun. With a mix of politics, pop culture, and humor, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics and current events.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan discusses the Colorado GOP primary with a focus on Victor Marx, a newcomer to the scene. Dan shares his thoughts on Marx's impressive fundraising numbers and the concerns surrounding his candidacy. He also touches on the importance of vetting a newcomer in a short amount of time and the potential risks of electing an unknown candidate. With a mix of skepticism and curiosity, Dan explores the dynamics of the primary and the implications for the Republican Party.

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In this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, Dan Caplis is joined by Barry Arrington, the acting chief of the Second Amendment Section at the Department of Justice. They discuss a recent lawsuit filed against Denver, which challenges the city's ban on "assault weapons." Barry explains the case, citing the Supreme Court's decision in District of Columbia v. Heller, which established that firearms in common use, like AR-15s, are protected by the Second Amendment. The conversation touches on the importance of the case and its potential impact on Second Amendment rights.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan Caplis dives into the world of politics with two special guests, David Kopel and Victor Marx. David, a renowned expert on the Second Amendment, shares his insights on the Department of Justice's lawsuit against Denver's assault weapons ban. He discusses the historical context of the issue and the potential implications of the case making it to the US Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Victor Marx, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, joins the show to talk about his impressive fundraising numbers, out-raising both Democrats in the race.

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Dan once again examines the Colorado Governor's race, discussing the latest developments and potential outcomes. He touches on the possibility of the left spending big money to influence the primary, and how this could impact the election. Dan also shares his thoughts on Victor Marx, a candidate who's raised a lot of money and has a strong following, but has been criticized for not being clear on his positions. The conversation also covers the upcoming debates and the importance of voters understanding where the candidates stand on the issues.

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Dan dives into the Colorado governor's race, discussing the recent interview with Victor Marx. He shares his take on the controversy surrounding Marx's claims of rescuing children from danger, and how it's being perceived by the public. Dan also touches on the Iran situation, discussing the US's control of the Strait and the potential implications. Additionally, he shares a personal anecdote about a faulty urinal at the iHeart studios, leading to a humorous exchange with his co-host Ryan.

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Dan discusses a bombshell sex harassment suit against a high-ranking JP Morgan manager, where the alleged victim claims she made intimate demands on him. Dan also dives into a proposed bill in Colorado that would ticket drivers for going just six miles over the speed limit, sparking a debate about surveillance and public safety. Additionally, he's joined by Carrie Severino, a top Supreme Court analyst, to discuss the DOJ's persecution of Christians and the recent Louisiana redistricting case.

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Dan dives into the latest news and current events. He discusses the potential for the Democratic National Convention to come to Denver, weighing the pros and cons of hosting the event. Dan also touches on the media's coverage of the war, expressing his surprise at the low percentage of Americans who think the war was a mistake. He shares his thoughts on the importance of standing firm against public opposition and doing what's right for the nation, even at great personal cost. The conversation also covers the state of the Democratic Party and its shift towards socialism.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Ryan Schuiling fills in. Senator Barb Kirkmeyer joins Ryan Schuiling to discuss the recent controversy surrounding her departure from a victims' rights event. Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate, accused her of being rude and storming off after his daughter, Gabby, spoke at the event. Senator Kirkmeyer denies the allegations, saying she left to attend to her legislative duties. The conversation turns to Marx's campaign tactics, with Ryan questioning his decision to skip a forum in Douglas County. The discussion also touches on the importance of leadership and accountability in politics.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan discusses the latest news and shares his thoughts on the Denver Nuggets' upcoming game against Minnesota. He expresses his concern about the team's lack of response to a player from the opposing team who called out their star player, Nikola Jokic, and tried to injure him. Dan wonders if the Nuggets will finally show up as a team and fight for each other, or if this will be the end of their season. He also touches on the US Supreme Court's recent ruling on redistricting and the importance of focusing on the constitution.

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