Dan's plans for today's show go out the window, as he hears a quote from Denver mayor Michael Hancock during the top-of-the-hour newscast. Bottom line? Hancock acknowledges systemic racism within police departments across the country, including Denver, in an effort to win over the woke mob and 'Black Lives Matter' protesters. Meanwhile, he leaves his hard-working men and women and blue hanging out to dry. Dan isn't having it, and zeroes in on Hancock's motives and message.

Paris Dennard, Senior Communications Advisor for Black Media Affairs to President Trump, attends his very first rally hosted by the President and describes the scene to Dan. Low turnout in Tulsa, compared to previous rallies, is blamed on lingering concerns about COVID-19 and meddling by anti-Trump individuals looking to sabotage the event. Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre has the audacity to compare Colin Kaepernick's plight and sacrifice to that of the late Pat Tillman - who gave his live in service to the country, following 9/11.

President Trump holds a rally in Tulsa on Saturday with a disappointing turnout - what was the reason for the decrease in attendance, compared to previous events? David Proctor, President of Students for Trump at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, discusses shenanigans regarding online registration for the event as well as for his organization's own viewing party scheduled for Tuesday night in Denver. His event will show a live feed of Trump's address to students in Phoenix, Arizona that evening. John Bolton grants a sit-down interview with Martha Raddatz of ABC News, but very little new information is revealed that might sway anyone whose opinion on the President remains undecided.

Rep. Scott Tipton defends his U.S. House seat in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District against upstart challenger Lauren Boebert in the Republican primary, he joins Dick Wadhams to discuss the race. Joe Jackson, communications director for the Colorado GOP, also calls into the program to outline strategy for Republican victories statewide in the increasingly purple (and blue) Centennial State.

Dick Wadhams fills in for Dan, and Eric Sondermann of Colorado Politics joins the conversation with his article on John Hickenlooper's many missteps during a spirited Democratic primary for U.S. Senate with Andrew Romanoff. Also, pollster Floyd Ciruli talks to his old friend about the state of the Vice-Presidential running mate search by Demcoratic candidate for President - Joe Biden.

Former Trump Administration National Security Adviser John Bolton takes aim at President Trump himself in a new book, 'The Room Where It Happened.' Quickly refuted by the likes of White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, and deemed irrelevant by Chris Wallace of Fox News, Dan and Dick react to yet another heralded 'bombshell' against Donald Trump.

New polling data shows Andrew Romanoff closing what was once an insurmountable gap against John Hickenlooper in the 2020 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, with the former governor's lead shrinking from 49 points down to 12. Also, Dan has a slam-dunk idea for renaming Stapleton - 'Daniel Park' - after the late Judge Wiley Young Daniel, Colorado’s first African-American federal judge, who died in 2019 at the age of 72. Ryan suggests the unifying and uplifting nod to Denver Broncos legend John Elway, with the moniker 'Elway Heights.'

When she called, Gina from Aurora told Ryan she was fired up - so he assured her she had a 10-minute window to compose herself before going on-air. When she did, what transpired was an inspirational tale of self-reliance and perserverence with a message for fellow members of the African-American community in the Denver area - don't just buy what the #FakeNews is telling you, collect your own information and decide for yourself what is best. Subsequent listeners phoned in to respond and offer their support for Gina and her independent thinking. She also explained to Dan why she was a Republican, and what core values were most important to her.

Senator Cory Gardner joins Dan to go inside the making of his most recent television ad, hitting John Hickenlooper with his own words - that the former Colorado governor wouldn't make a good senator, and it's a job that wouldn't interest or 'excite' him. Senator Gardner also weighs in on the Democratic primary itself, and whether Hickenlooper or Andrew Romanoff would be a tougher opponent in the general election. Also, the Stapleton neighborhood in Denver has voted to change its name - what would be a suitable replacement?

With two weeks until Colorado's primary voting deadline for mail-in ballots, two races are unexpectedly heating up. Lauren Boebert, a small business owner who operates 'Shooter's Grill' in Rifle, continues her improbable GOP primary challenge of incumbent U.S. House Representative Scott Tipton in Colorado's 3rd Congressional District. She joins Dan to discuss the very latest. Also, John Hickenlooper finds himself embroiled in ethical controversy and a dogfight from Demcoratic primary opponent Andrew Romanoff. If that weren't enough, incumbent Senator Cory Gardner has parachuted in with a devastating TV ad questioning Hickenlooper's appetite for the campaign fight. Dan lets listeners hear the ad for themselves.