Ryan Schuiling Live

In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Heidi Ganahl, the former Republican nominee for governor in Colorado, sits down for a cameo with Trisha and Ryan. They discuss Trisha's experience attending the Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where she interviewed Greg Lopez, a candidate both Trisha (4th Congressional District 2024 special election) and Heidi (2022 Colorado governor) ran directly against in past elections. Trisha and Heidi stress the importance of cross-party engagement and respectful dialogue. They also touch on the challenges of navigating party politics and the need for constructive debate.

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We're discussing the recent Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where Representative Scott Bottoms, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, and Greg Lopez participated in a lively discussion on key issues facing Colorado. The event drew a packed crowd and sparked conversation on topics like the budget, water policy, and crime. We'll dive into the details of the forum and what it means for the upcoming election. Deborah Flora and Mandy Connell co-moderated the event, and we'll hear from Deborah about her experience in that role, along with Trisha Calvarese covering the forum as a reporter for RSL, and the importance of these types of forums in civic engagement.

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Dick Wadhams, former Colorado GOP chair, shares his insights on the Colorado gubernatorial race. He discusses the recent Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where three candidates, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, Representative Scott Bottoms, and Greg Lopez, showcased their qualifications. Dick breaks down the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate, highlighting Senator Kirkmeyer's experience and pragmatic approach. He also touches on the importance of fundraising and the challenges faced by independent candidate Greg Lopez. With his expertise and insider knowledge, Dick provides a unique perspective on the Colorado political landscape.

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In our Midweek Update with Jimmy Sengenberger, Ryan discusses the passing of media mogul Ted Turner (1938-2026) with Jimmy. They reflect on Turner's revolutionary impact on cable news and the 24-hour news cycle. Jimmy shares his experiences growing up with CNN and the early days of cable TV. The conversation also touches on the airline industry, with Jimmy's latest column on Frontier Airlines and the Spirit Airlines merger. Additionally, they dive into the world of politics, discussing Victor Marx's fundraising numbers and the controversy surrounding his campaign.

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Mike McNairy, chairman of the Heroes Hall Foundation, joins the show to discuss a vital project supporting Colorado's military veterans. Mike shares his personal story, from his time as a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel to his current role in bringing together organizations to create a one-stop-shop for veterans' services. He highlights the importance of community and camaraderie in helping veterans overcome challenges, including PTSD and homelessness. With a goal of raising $1.5 million, Mike explains the vision for the Heroes Hall Foundation and the impact it will have on the lives of Colorado's veterans.

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Cori Kennedy, a one-time Victor Marx supporter, now has loads of receipts on the GOP candidate's campaign that simply do not add up, including his attempt to assassinate the character of a former associate of his, Corby Hall.

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Representative Scott Bottoms joins Ryan Schuling Live to discuss the latest developments in the Colorado gubernatorial race. Scott shares his thoughts on Victor Marx's fundraising numbers and the implications of his campaign's spending. They also dive into the upcoming Douglas County Citizenry Forum, where Scott will be participating alongside Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and Greg Lopez. The conversation touches on Victor Marx's campaign tactics, including his decision to skip the forum and live stream instead. Scott weighs in on the significance of this move and what it might mean for his own campaign.

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Mark Cook, founder of Hand Count Road Show, and technology expert Chris Gleason investigate irregularities in the donor records for the Victor Marx campaign - known as 'Smurfing' - and it's ugly. They discuss the potential implications of this on the Colorado governor race.

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In this episode of '2A Tuesday,' Alicia Garcia, aka Boomstick Babe, dives into the world of gun rights and Second Amendment laws. She and Ryan are joined by Dave Proffit, founder of American Heroes in Action, an organization that sends veterans and first responders on outdoor adventures. They discuss the importance of self-defense, the impact of gun control laws, and the role of community in promoting gun rights. Alicia shares her personal experiences as a gun owner and advocate, while Dave talks about the organization's mission, the successes of their recent annual fundraising banquet and auction (which Alicia attended), and the benefits of their programs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of gun rights and community.

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In Hour 2 on an 'Ashe Tuesday,' Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams joins Ashe and Ryan to discuss the Victor Marx campaign, where allegations of exaggeration and fabrication have surfaced. Ashe shares a disturbing story told by Victor Marx about his childhood, which raises questions about his credibility. Sheriff Reams shares his expertise as a law enforcement professional, expressing skepticism about the claims made by Marx. The conversation touches on Marx's claims of rescuing thousands of people, his use of a security detail, and a protection order filed against his daughter. The discussion also delves into the importance of fact-checking and accountability in politics.

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In this episode of 'Ashe Tuesday,' Ashe Epp and Ryan are joined by Representative Ken De Graaf (R-22), discussing the Colorado legislative session's final days. They dive into the "credit card chaos bill," asset forfeiture, and TABOR compliance. Ashe and Ryan also talk to Deborah Flora about the upcoming gubernatorial forum in Douglas County, where candidates will face off on stage. The conversation also touches on Victor Marx's campaign strategy and Heidi Ganahl's response to his claims. The episode wraps up with a preview of the Rocky Mountain Voice Freedom Festival, a celebration of conservative values in Colorado featuring Nick Shirley and Greg Gutfeld.

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Senator John Kennedy shares his thoughts on the Iran situation in another installment of Bayou Bits of Wisdom, as Ryan calls out Democrats and the media (but he repeats himself) for comparing the current military operation to the Vietnam War. He argues that the casualties incurred by the US have been largely due to military errors, not Iranian attacks. We also discuss the ongoing gerrymandering controversy in Louisiana, with the Supreme Court ruling against the state's unconstitutional redistricting. Plus, Ashe joins the show, and we'll take your calls and texts on the rising gas prices and the impact of the Iran conflict on the economy.

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