Weekly segment featuring Deborah Flora and Christian Toto in-studio with a conservative eye on the entertainment industry, focusing on a culture shift away from woke ideology in music, film, and television.

Stephen L. Miller, host of the Versus Media podcast, joins Ryan to reflect on the week that was, complete with Hakeem Jeffries sombrero memes and a government shutdown authored by the Democrats. 

Then, Jimmy Sengenberger discusses his latest article for The Gazette, Lakewood’s shady school deal gets even shadier, and shares details on yet another concerning story emerging out of the JeffCo Public Schools.

In the first hour of today's show, Ryan Schuiling reacts to JK Rowling's sharp rebuttal to some of her critics.

P.K. Steinmark-Stevinson, host of the Humanity Against Tyranny podcast, joins Ryan to review Charlie Kirk's impassioned words on his Christian faith as a foundation for American freedom.

Jerry Schemmel, play-by-play voice of the Rockies on KOA alongside Jack Corrigan, joins Ryan to discuss the departure of long-time general manager Bill Schmidt.

Congressman Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) updates the very latest in the Congressional budget showdown, as Democrats threaten a shutdown of the government - he has offered to defer his paycheck until the legislative branch gets its collective act together and passes a bill to fund all spending.

Stephen Federico testifies at a North Carolina hearing on the murder of his 22-year-old daughter Logan at the hands of a career criminal who had broken into the residence where she was staying with friends. His emotion is palpable and powerful, and foreshadows dark outcomes in Colorado with our dangerous 'competency' law in this state which allows the accused to go 'shrink shopping' to find a psychiatrist to rule a defendant incompetent to stand trial.

It's Wednesday, which means 'Remembering Rush' returns with his take on virtue signaling ribbons the Left wears to show how much they care. In fact, it was the central plot point of a Seinfeld episode in which Kramer refuses to wear a red ribbon on an AIDS walk.

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams joins Ryan after Colorado attorney general Phil Weiser subtly inserted his office into the ridiculous Ephraim Debisa 'competency' case, an issue that has become a national embarrassment for the state of Colorado after a bipartisan bill became law, creating massive loopholes for defendants to avoid standing trial.

What is Weiser up to and why is his office refusing comment after making a surprise appearance at Debisa's latest hearing? Sheriff Reams offers his theory and perspective on the matter.

Colorado Attorney General's Office requests to be involved with Ephriam Debisa's latest case - CBS Colorado

George Brauchler, 23rd district attorney joins Ryan to discuss yet another instance of Colorado criminal justice favoring the 'criminals' over the 'justice' portion of the equation. Judge Victoria Klingensmith is taking heat for her decision to sentence a convicted stalker to probation, despite him repeatedly violating restraining orders issued on behalf of his former fiancée.

DougCo judge under fire for probation decisions in high-risk assault case

President Trump announces a major win on drug prices after negotations with 'Big Pharma' (Pfizer), and addresses the troops with a spring in his step reminsicent of Ronald Reagan at the height of his popularity.

Charlie Spiering wrote the original, definitive, unauthorized biography on Kamala Harris, entitled 'Amateur Hour.' His research and investigative reporting revealed the true nature of the Vice President's influence and input (or lack thereof) with the Biden White House.

Now, Harris is on a book tour of her own promoting '107 Days' far and wide across the mainstream media landscape. Charlie joins Ryan to provide his perspective on revelations from the book, and whether they line up with reality or a fictionalized version of events Harris is peddling to the American public.

Amazon.com: Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House: 9781668046074: Spiering, Charlie: Books

107 Days: Harris, Kamala: 9781668211656: Amazon.com: Books

Reflecting on the life and times of Norm MacDonald and his surprising comment to Michael Knowles of Daily Wire on his faith and belief in the Bible. Ryan also references Norm's nuanced perspective on Donald Trump, and how the late comedian preferred Darrell Hammond's impersonation of the President to Alec Baldwin's venomous one.

Valdamar Archuleta, former President of the Colorado Log Cabin Republicans and GOP candidate for U.S. Congress (CO-1), joins Ryan to recap the tumultuous central state committee meeting for the Colorado Republican Party on Saturday over whether the state GOP should close their primaries to only registered Republicans - or have primaries at all. The issue remains unresolved and chaos has since ensued. Again.

Brian Maass, CBS Colorado 4 reports on Rolex robberies in the upscale Cherry Creek shopping district by known illegal alien Tren de Aragua gang members. Ryan is beyond frustrated that, rather than focus on what should absolutely be a losing issue for Democrats in power, Colorado Republicans continue their infighting over the party's primary process.

In her book '107 Days,' Kamala Harris makes excuses for wasting enough money to buy the Detroit Tigers only to lose the election, but in '107 Horrible Days' the Freedom Center’s Shillman Fellow Daniel Greenfield tells the real story of one of the dumbest campaigns by one of the dumbest candidates. You'll laugh and cry (but mostly laugh) at stories like how Iran and the porn industry tried to help Kamala, how racists made her the candidate and why Dems still want her back.

Mark Tapson, Shillman Fellow on Popular Culture at the David Horowitz Freedom Center joins Ryan to discuss the lunacy of the Harris campaign itself, and the ridiculous sound bites the former Vice President is providing on the media circuit to promote her book.

107 Horrible Days: The Real Story of the Kamala Campaign | Frontpage Mag

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