After the Mike Lindell verdict is delivered by a Denver jury, Ryan scurries to find all the 'pillow' music he can, while Jon Caldara asks Kelly why women have so many pillows adorning their bed frames.

Jon Caldara, president of the Independence Institute is pressed into duty filling in for Dan on Monday and declares the program a 'No Caplis' zone.

Jimmy Sengenberger, The Gazette joins Jon with immediate reaction to a verdict in the Mike Lindell case, with a jury finding the My Pillow CEO liable for defamation and awarding former Dominion Voting Systems executive Eric Coomer $2.3 million in damages.

Dan reads texts and takes calls from listeners relaying the best advice they ever received from their dads ahead of Father's Day on Sunday.

President Trump warned Iran they had 60 days to strike a deal on their nuclear program - or else. The 'or else' happened with Israel launching comprehensive, devastating aerial attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities on Day 61.

As Dan suspected earlier in the week, Israel has launched pre-emptive strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and military leaders. Now, the Iranian regime has launched a counterattack of ballistic missiles aimed at Tel Aviv. Where will this military conflict go from here?

Dan shares the best advice his own father ever gave him, and asks for listeners to share the same.

Dr. Catherine Wheeler, a former abortion practitioner, continues her campaign of educating the public on the biological truth surrounding when life begins in the womb.

Mainstream media reaction to Sen. Alex Padilla's cheap publicity stunt is almost as ridiculous and pathetic as his stunt itself.

Sen. Alex Padilla (D-CA) puts on an Oscar-worthy performance, befitting his constituents in Hollywood, in crashing a press conference held by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem under the pretense of wanting to 'ask a question.' Dan explains why this farce is easily exposed for the publicity stunt that it was, a desperate attempt to change the narrative from President Trump's overwhelmingly popular ICE deportations of illegal aliens.

President Trump hints that air strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities by Israel were quite possible, in spite of ongoing efforts to de-escalate tensions with the Muslim theocratic nation.

Denver mayor Mike Johnston warns there will be 'tough times ahead,' announcing furloughs and layoffs amid a $50 million budget shortfall this year.

Dan tears apart the mayor's slavish devotion to leftist orthodoxy on giving a home to any and all homeless and illegal aliens around the world, providing sanctuary in Denver to anyone who wants a free ride as a freeloader.

Even among legal immigrants in this country, support for President Trump's mass deportations of illegal aliens continues to skyrocket in the face of riots in Los Angeles.

Ryan breaks the sad news to Dan about legendary Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson's passing at the age of 82 (1942-2025).

When Ryan returns from break with the likes of 'Hotel California' by the Eagles and 'I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song' by Jim Croce, it prompts Dan to seriously consider something he has never done - write an original song. 

Also, maniacal comments supporting the anti-ICE riots from NEA president Rebecca Pringle leads Dan to spell out why so many exceptional teachers would be better off being judged, hired, and paid on their own merits rather than be subject to the negotiating whims of union bosses.

Andy McCarthy, columnist for National Review, joins Dan to discuss his latest article addressing President Trump's legal authority to send in federal troops to establish law and order in Los Angeles amidst the anti-ICE protests that have devolved into fiery riots.

President Trump Has Legal Authority to Suppress the Siegein L.A. | National Review

Also, predictably, Colorado's 'lane filtering' law has devolved into high-speed lane-splitting by hot shot motorcycle riders. It's illegal and deadly, but will anything be DONE about it by law enforcement in the state?