In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Lindsay Datko fills in for Dan Caplis and dives into the issue of sexual abuse in Jefferson County public schools. Alison Browner, a private investigator and HR expert, joins the conversation, sharing her findings on the alarming patterns of abuse and the districts' failure to report and address the issue. Senator Mark Baisley discusses his efforts to pass legislation that would create a registry for known predators and require districts to report instances of adult sexual misconduct with students. The conversation also touches on the importance of reference checks and the need for a more robust information-sharing system.

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Lindsay Datko from Jeffco Kids First shares her personal journey and the mission of the organization. She talks about a pivotal moment in her life that led her to start Jeffco Kids First, a group fighting deception in Jefferson County Public Schools. Lindsay discusses the organization's efforts to address issues like classroom controversies, sexual abuse, and Title IX violations. She's joined by special guests, including Susan Miller, a former Jeffco Schools Board member, and Allison Browner, a private investigator and HR expert. This conversation highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in education.

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Brita Horn, the outgoing GOP chair, shares her stunning resignation story. She opens up about the constant threats, blackmail, and violence she faced as chair, revealing a disturbing side of party politics. The veteran fire chief discusses the challenges of trying to put out political fires, uniting the party, and the importance of winning elections.

The conversation also touches on the state of the Colorado Republican Party and the potential paths to victory. With a mix of politics, personal stories, and insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics and the Republican Party.

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Dan discusses the recent US Department of Education ruling against Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado, which found the district in violation of Title IX. Dan is joined by Lindsay Deatco, founder of JeffCo Kids First, who shares her organization's efforts to expose the district's policies allowing male students to access female bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams. They also touch on the importance of protecting female students' safety and dignity. Additionally, Dan and Lindsay discuss the implications of this ruling and its potential impact on similar cases nationwide.

George Brauchler, 23rd District Attorney joins to talk about the tragic and shocking case of an 11-year-old boy charged with murdering his younger brother. How will this juvenile be adjudicated in the Colorado justice system?

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan Caplis shares his thoughts on the ongoing conflict in Iran, discussing the potential outcome of President Trump's actions. He expresses optimism about the President's determination to push through to a true victory, despite the challenges ahead. Dan also touches on the recent terrorist attacks in the US and the importance of being realistic about the threat of evil. He also delves into lighter topics, including a discussion on prenups and a humorous take on a celebrity couple's cancelled wedding plans.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Dan discusses the recent attacks in Michigan and Old Dominion, and the potential ties to the war in Iran. He's joined by a caller, Warren, who shares a unique perspective on the situation, drawing parallels to World War II and the power of airpower. Dan also delves into the rising death rate on Denver's roadways, and the need for stricter laws and enforcement to prevent hit-and-run accidents. The conversation also touches on the upcoming election and the importance of choosing a candidate who will prioritize public safety.

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Dan dives into the controversy surrounding Tina Peters' prison sentence. Governor Jared Polis' decision to delay clemency has sparked outrage among Democrats, who claim it's about election integrity. However, Dan argues that their true motives are rooted in politics, citing the contrast between Polis' willingness to reduce a mass killer's sentence and his reluctance to grant clemency to Peters. The conversation also touches on the broader issues of election integrity and the role of politics in the justice system. 23rd District Attorney George Brauchler also joins to discuss.

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Dan discusses the importance of independent election audits with his guest, Jon Caldera. They dive into the issue of the Secretary of State's office auditing itself, which has raised concerns about the accuracy and honesty of elections. Jon shares his insights on how outside audits can boost public trust in the electoral process. They also touch on the recent case of Tina Peters, a Colorado election official, and the potential implications of her situation. The conversation explores the need for transparency and accountability in elections.

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Dan discusses the ongoing conflict in Iran and the US military's involvement. He shares his thoughts on President Trump's recent press conference, where he outlined the conditions for ending the conflict. Dan also touches on the importance of appreciating the military's efforts and the human cost of war. Additionally, he addresses criticism from listeners and responds to a texter who questioned his double standards on Trump's behavior. The conversation also delves into the latest news and updates from the world of politics and current events.

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President Trump shares updates on the ongoing conflict in Iran. He discusses the military's decisive victory, stating that the war is "very complete" and that the US is "way ahead of schedule." The President also addresses the recent missile strike that hit a girls' school, saying it was likely an American missile, but emphasizing that the blame lies with the Iranian regime for using the school as a human shield. He also touches on the new leader of Iran, expressing disappointment in the selection.

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