Ryan Schuiling Live

Ryan continues examining the curious case of Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate with a questionable past. Jimmy Sengenberger joins the fray along with John Fabbricatore sharing their insights and perspectives on Marx's claims. They discuss the lack of credibility in Marx's story, his alleged involvement in combat and his claims of being a spiritual leader. The conversation also touches on the importance of fact-checking and critical thinking in politics, and how to spot when someone is selling you a bill of goods.

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John Fabbricatore, retired ICE field office director, shares his expertise on fighting child trafficking and smuggling. He discusses his work with the Department of Health and Human Services, where he helped locate and rescue thousands of unaccompanied alien children. John also delves into the issue of NGOs, like Catholic Charities, being used as intermediaries in human trafficking. He expresses concerns about the Biden administration's handling of the crisis and the role of organizations that prioritize profit over the well-being of the children. Also, John makes his first public comments on the audacious claims made by Victor Marx in the fields of saving children trafficked internationally and the martial arts. This conversation sheds light on the complexities of the issue and the need for accountability.

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Ashe Epp (Ashe in America) joins Ryan for an encore in a segment discussing Victor Marx playing the victim again in a campaign stunt orchestrated by his hype man Jeff Hunt on the steps of the state capitol in which a rally for sex assault survivors morphed into a Marx rally with his daughter taking the microphone. Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23), a rival in the race for governor, steps away from the scene and draws criticism from Team Marx for disrespecting his daughter while she was speaking.

Kirkmeyer Walks Out During Assault Victim's Speech as Primary Politics Cloud GOP Crime Event

Ryan goes even further into the microsphere of local politics and community issues with Danielle Lammon, the Republican candidate running for the 27th Senate District seat currently held by Tom Sullivan (D). Danielle shares her personal story of why she's dedicated to serving her community and making a difference in the lives of her constituents. She discusses the importance of addressing crime and cost of living issues in the district, and how she plans to tackle these challenges as a senator. With her passion and dedication shining through, Danielle inspires listeners to get involved and make their voices heard.

Danielle Lammon for SD 27 - Lower Costs. Safer Streets. Better Colorado.

LAUNCH PAD BREWERY

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Representative Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) is put on blast by EPA Director Lee Zeldin for her lack of knowledge on landmark Supreme Court cases, specifically Loper Bright and West Virginia vs. EPA. The conversation takes a turn as Zeldin accuses DeLauro of not doing her homework and not caring about science. The discussion also touches on gerrymandering in Connecticut and other states, with the host sharing his thoughts on fair congressional districts in Colorado. The episode sets the stage for a deeper dive into the story of Victor Marx and his candidacy, as well as an interview with John Fabibricatore, a former candidate for Congress.

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It's another 2A Tuesday with the 'Boomstick Babe' Alicia Garcia and Ryan joined by Kevin Dixie, owner of No Other Choice Firearms Training and founder of the Greenwood Project. Kevin shares his personal journey from growing up in a tough neighborhood in St. Louis to becoming a police officer and discovering his passion for firearms training. He talks about the importance of understanding the Second Amendment and how it relates to personal freedom and self-defense. Kevin also discusses his event, Train and Learn, which brings together industry professionals and enthusiasts for a comprehensive training experience over Memorial Day weekend in Atlanta.

Firearms Training & Firearm Safety Courses | No Other Choice

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Hour 2 of this Ashe Tuesday features Ashe Epp breaking down the latest on the Tina Peters case, where Judge Matthew Barrett denied her motion to disqualify himself from the sentencing phase. Ashe and Ryan are joined by Mark Cook, founder of Hand Count Road Show, who shares his expertise on election manipulation and the importance of hand-counted ballots. They discuss the complexities of electronic voting systems and the need for transparency in the electoral process. Mark's insights offer a unique perspective on the intersection of technology and democracy.

Home - Hand Count Road Show

Also, John Case - lead counsel for Tina Peters - provides an update on the latest in his client's legal battle with Judge Barrett refusing to remove himself from the case.

Barrett Denies Peters' Motion to Disqualify Himself

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Part 1 of Ashe Tuesday begins as Ashe Epp and Ryan are joined by Debbie Brown, president of the Colorado Business Roundtable, and Representative Dusty Johnson, a Republican from the 63rd district. They dive into the state's business climate, discussing the results of the Colorado Business Roundtable's Spring 2026 Executive Outlook Survey. The conversation touches on the challenges businesses face in Colorado, including regulations and the potential shift to a progressive income tax. Representative Johnson also shares her bipartisan bill aimed at increasing transparency in lobbying, particularly in the governor's office.

Telling the Story that Business is Good - Colorado Business Roundtable

SB26-147 Lobbyist Regulation | Colorado General Assembly

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We're kicking off the second hour with a packed lineup on this Tuesday edition of RSL. First up, Debbie Brown, president of the Colorado Business Roundtable, joins us to discuss the Spring 2026 Executive Outlook survey. We'll dive into insights from Colorado's top employers on the state and national business climate. Then, Representative Dusty Johnson shares her thoughts on bipartisan legislation, Senate Bill 26-147, which aims to regulate lobbyists. We'll also cover the latest updates in the Tina Peters case, including a surprising decision by Judge Matthew Barrett. It's going to be a busy hour, so buckle up and let's get started!

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Natalee Tennant joins the show to discuss her concerns about two individuals, Josh Salem and Matt Struck, who have been targeting her and other conservative women in the Republican Party. Natalee shares her personal experiences with these individuals, including a disturbing phone call with Josh Salem, and how he's been using burner phone apps to intimidate and harass her and others. She also talks about the importance of standing up for herself and others in the face of online bullying and harassment.

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James Wiley, the presumptive Republican nominee for Colorado Secretary of State, joins the show. James shares his thoughts on the recent White House correspondents dinner and the media's response to the failed assassination attempt against President Trump. He also discusses his campaign and the controversy surrounding his qualification for the primary ballot. Additionally, James weighs in on the caucus assembly process and its potential drawbacks. The conversation also touches on the importance of unity within the Republican Party and the need to focus on defeating the Democrats rather than infighting.

James Wiley for Secretary of State: Red Flame of Liberty

Erin Lee, founder of Protect Kids Colorado provides an update on another terrible bill being presented at the General Assembly (HB26-1322: 'Civil Actions for Conversion Therapy Survivors'). 

HB26-1322: Civil Actions for Conversion Therapy Survivors

Karolina Stancik, COVID vaccine injury survivor, joins Ryan to discuss her participation in a new documentary entitled 'Duty to Disobey.' The movie is set for release in June 2026.

Duty to Disobey film website

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