Dan Caplis

Dan revisits a Texas law requiring the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, which was recently upheld by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. He also discusses the Denver DA's effort to release a man sentenced to 26 years for the death of a four-month-old, and the surge in homicides in Denver. Additionally, Dan touches on the Southern Poverty Law Center's indictment alleging funneling money to hate groups and the recent news about Iranian scientists' mysterious deaths. With a mix of current events and thought-provoking discussions, this episode is a must-listen for those interested in law, politics, and social issues.

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Dan dives into a heated debate over the Ten Commandments in public schools. A recent Fifth Circuit Court decision ruled in favor of a Texas law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, sparking controversy. Dan explores the legal and cultural implications of this decision, discussing the role of the Ten Commandments in American history and tradition. He also touches on the potential for this case to make its way to the US Supreme Court.

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Dan dives into the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to take on the Saint Mary's Catholic Parish case, arguing that the state of Colorado can't exclude religious schools from the universal preschool program just because they're living their faith. Dan expects the Court to rule in favor of Saint Mary's, citing recent cases where the Court has protected religious freedom. He also discusses the implications of this decision and its potential impact on the state's treatment of Christians.

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Dan discusses the ongoing battle between religious liberty and LGBTQ indoctrination in Colorado. He highlights the case of Saint Mary's Catholic Parish, which is taking the state to the US Supreme Court over a preschool program that discriminates against Catholic schools. Dan expects the Court to rule in favor of religious liberty, citing previous cases where the Court has protected the rights of Christians in Colorado. He also talks to Erin Lee, a parental rights advocate, about the latest developments in the fight against Colorado's laws restricting free speech and religious freedom.

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Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan Caplis, discussing the Colorado governor's race and the concerns surrounding Victor Marx's candidacy. Heidi shares her personal experience with Marx, including a sit-down interview where he dodged questions about his past. She expresses worries about Marx's lack of transparency and the potential consequences of him winning the Republican nomination. The conversation also touches on the importance of vetting candidates and the need for voters to do their research. Heidi's concerns are echoed by Ryan Schuiling, who shares his own observations about Marx's behavior and the need for a truthful account of his past and transparency about it.

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Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan Caplis, discussing the potential impact of the Rockies' winning streak on local businesses in Denver. Heidi shares her own experience attending a recent game and notes the excitement and momentum that could benefit the city. The conversation shifts to Colorado politics, with a focus on the upcoming elections and the importance of protecting Republican-held congressional seats. Heidi and Ryan dive into the challenges facing the party and the need for action to address issues like election integrity and government waste.

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In this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, Dan Caplis discusses the latest developments in the Iran-US negotiations and the President's speech in Phoenix. He touches on the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's agreement to allow the US to take out highly enriched uranium, and the potential for a deal to be made. Dan also shares his thoughts on the Democrats' stance on immigration and the importance of securing the southern border. Additionally, he talks about the Colorado governor's race, the Republican Lauren Boebert's chances, and the recent drone sightings at Coors Field.

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Dan dives into the world of last names, discussing a study that reveals couples who don't share a last name have a 50% higher divorce rate. He's joined by a caller, Greg, who shares a powerful story about why he took his wife's last name, and a conversation about the importance of family names and traditions. The conversation also touches on the Colorado Governor's race, the Left's influence, and the latest on the Iran situation.

Lindsay Datko, founder of JeffCo Kids First provides an update on a rash of transgender invasion of girls sports in the district.

With a mix of humor and insight, Dan explores the complexities of identity, family, and politics.

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Dan discusses the latest developments in Colorado's governor's race with George Brauchler, the 23rd District Attorney. They dive into the Second Look Bill, proposed legislation that would allow certain violent criminals to be paroled after serving 20 years. Dan expresses his concerns about the bill's implications, citing the lack of consideration for victims and their families. The conversation also touches on the Left's approach to crime and punishment, and how it may impact the state's safety.

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