Ryan Schuiling Live

Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and teacher in the Cherry Creek School District, joins the conversation about the district's recent announcement to cut 159 frontline positions. Molly shares her personal experience and concerns about the district's priorities, citing a perceived "prioritization scandal" and the district's handling of a toxic work environment. She also discusses the district's decision to pay out a six-figure settlement to a former administrator while laying off staff members. This conversation highlights the need for transparency and accountability in education.

Also, Deborah Flora comments on an upcoming governor candidates' forum she will be co-moderating with Mandy Connell in Parker on Wednesday, May 6 - for which the ever-elusive Victor Marx has declined an invite, along with every single forum or debate invite his team has received outside of two scheduled televised debates.

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Ryan continues digging into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a candidate running for governor in Colorado. Marx's claims of saving thousands of kids from human trafficking have raised suspicions, and Ryan invites Sheriff Steve Reams of Weld County to share his expertise on the matter. They discuss the lack of concrete evidence to support Marx's claims and the concerns of law enforcement professionals like former ICE field office director John Fabbricatore, who has been involved in similar work. The conversation touches on the importance of fact-checking and the need for transparency in politics.

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Ryan runs 'LeeRoy Jenkins!' style into the world of politics, calling out Victor Marx for dodging debates and forums in Colorado. He questions Marx's leadership and integrity, pointing out a pattern of avoiding tough questions and instead opting for controlled environments. Ryan also touches on the recent controversy resulting in Marx accepting an interview invitation with Candace Owens and the allegations made by Corby Hall, who he attempts to avoid by asking Candace not to include Hall in the proposed episode. Marx still has time to jet-set for Florida to fundraise - but has no time for the thousands of voters in Douglas County to attend a prominent Republican candidate town forum. With a critical eye, Ryan examines the motivations behind Marx's actions and the implications for his gubernatorial campaign.

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In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Ms. Calvarese joins Ryan to dissect the Colorado gubernatorial race with a focus on Victor Marx and her former nemesis in the 4th Congressional District - Rep. Lauren Boebert. The conversation touches on Victor Marx's campaign strategy, with some questioning his decision to skip certain forums and debates. Trisha also discusses the importance of community engagement and getting to know the people of Colorado, highlighting the contrast between Victor Marx and her own approach in campaigning with 'retail politics.' The episode also features reactions from candidates for governor Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and Representative Scott Bottoms, adding to the lively discussion about the state of the Republican Party in Colorado.

Ryan also has Trisha react to some Babylon Bee headlines having fun with the Trump vs. Pope feud, along with their list of the Top 10 Miracles Performed by President Trump.

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Ryan dives into a thought-provoking conversation about the importance of personal responsibility and the pursuit of excellence. He shares a powerful story about Ray Charles, the legendary musician, who rose to fame despite facing incredible obstacles, including losing his sight and brother at a young age. Ryan emphasizes that Ray's success is a testament to his determination and hard work, and encourages listeners to take ownership of their own lives and goals. The conversation also touches on the topic of victim mentality and the dangers of making excuses for failure.

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Ryan discusses the recent military action in Iran and the Pope's comments on war. He shares his thoughts on the situation, highlighting the complexities of the issue and the need for a nuanced approach. Ryan also touches on the topic of immigration, referencing the Democratic Party's shift on the issue and the importance of addressing the concerns of American workers. Additionally, he shares a personal anecdote about his grandmother's experience as an immigrant and the need for a more balanced approach to immigration policy. The conversation is thought-provoking and timely, covering current events and personal perspectives.

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Ryan is discussing President Trump's recent actions, specifically his hostile stance toward the state of Colorado. It's one of a handful of current contentious issues that's got everyone talking, from Governor Jared Polis to the Pope. Ryan shares his take as a Protestant, a relatively objective arbiter on the topic of the Catholic Church and its influence and impact, weighing in on the feud between Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV, and offering his thoughts on the President's behavior. He cites other voices acting as advocates for Trump, including Speaker Mike Johnson and Vice President JD Vance, who are navigating the complex situation. It's a lively conversation that's sure to spark some interesting perspectives.

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Jimmy Sengenberger sits down for his usual Wednesday 'Midweek Update' hour with Ryan Schuiling to discuss the latest news and hot takes. They dive into a heated debate about Victor Marx, a potential Republican candidate, and why he might not be the best fit for the party. Jimmy shares his thoughts on Trump's bold policies, including his stance on Iran, and how they're affecting the country. They also discuss the Cherry Creek School District's recent controversies, including financial mismanagement and conflicts of interest. Jimmy's latest column for the Gazette is also highlighted, shedding light on the district's issues.

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Ryan digs into the candidacy of Victor Marx, a gubernatorial hopeful with a complex past. Victor's campaign has been marked by controversy and questions about his truthfulness. Ryan is joined by Darcy Schoening, who shares her observations of Victor's behavior at a recent assembly, where he was seen with a large security detail. They discuss Victor's lack of clear policy stances and his tendency to weave stories that may or may not be true. Ryan also talks to Shawn Bennett, host of the Colorado Unfiltered podcast, who shares his experience trying to get Victor Marx to answer tough questions.

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Senator Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23) joins the show to discuss her gubernatorial campaign. She shares her thoughts on the recent assembly, which she cleverly avoided by successfully petitioned her way onto the ballot, and how her campaign compares to those of her opponents, Representative Scott Bottoms and Victor Marx. The conversation touches on the importance of community engagement, the role of the Republican Party, and the need for a clear vision and plan in a gubernatorial candidate. Barb also addresses the contrast between her campaign style and that of her opponents, highlighting her commitment to connecting with voters and building a team that shares her values.

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