Ryan Schuiling Live

Ryan goes on a bit of a Dennis Miller-style rant about free speech, anonymity, and accountability on social media. He shares his thoughts on why he's against ranked choice voting and the National Popular Vote Compact, citing potential consequences for Colorado and the country. Ryan also discusses the importance of authenticity in online interactions. He's joined by 23rd District Attorney George Brauchler to close out the show, who shares a thrilling case update about a suspect who fled after cutting off his ankle monitor, and they discuss the challenges of tracking down perpetrators.

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John Case, attorney for Tina Peters, joins the show to discuss the latest developments in her clemency bid. They dive into the controversy surrounding the Smartmatic voting system, used in Colorado, which has been linked to election rigging in Venezuela. John shares his expertise on the system's history and how it's been used in the U.S., including a shocking revelation about a county in Michigan where votes were switched. The conversation also touches on the importance of transparency in voting systems and the need for reform, with some explosive allegations by John on how elections are being conducted in the United States.

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Ryan and Chris Rourke (Colorado Inside Out) go in-depth on the latest in Colorado politics. Starting off, a national story in which President Trump dangled the promise of an offer to Hope Scheppelman and her husband to join his administration in return for bowing out of the CO-3 primary race and allowing Rep. Jeff Hurd to run unopposed in preparation for what will be a formidable, well-funded Democrat opponent in the district.

They also discuss the recent county assemblies, where Representative Boebert and Representative Evans gave strong deliveries, while Chris maintains Victor Marx's comments were brief and vague. They also touch on Representative Brandi Bradley's relationship with Democratic Representative Regina English, and the controversy surrounding her alliance. Chris shares her analysis on the situation, highlighting the importance of working across the aisle while staying true to conservative principles. The conversation also covers the upcoming primary election and the dynamics between local politicians, including Priscilla Rahn calling out Rep. Bradley with some eye-opening comments on a video posted in collaboration with Rep. English.

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Chris Rourke, Colorado Inside Out dives into the latest news with Ryan. They discuss President Trump's plan to deploy ICE agents to airports to help with security during the government shutdown. The move has sparked controversy, with Democrats calling it unnecessary, unhelpful, and a potential threat to public safety. Chris and Ryan break down the implications of this decision and its potential impact on the country. They also touch on local politics, including a stunning reversal in the third Congressional District and the latest on ballot initiatives.

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In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan is joined by the usual suspects Deborah Flora and Christian Toto as they explore the world of AI in Hollywood, where the lines between reality and re-creation are blurring. They discuss the recent news of Val Kilmer's AI resurrection in the film, appropriately titled, 'As Deep As the Grave.' and the implications it has on the industry. The conversation touches on the ethics of using AI to recreate iconic actors, the potential consequences for the entertainment industry, and the impact on the concept of human experience in cinema. With a mix of humor and serious discussion, the gang breaks down the complexities of this emerging trend.

Forget Tilly Norwood … Here Comes A.I. Val Kilmer

Fool of the Week nominees: Jane Fonda, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. Chuck Schumer, John Heilemann

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Erin Lee provides a quick update on initiatives, with all three of her proposals on behalf of Protect Kids Colorado qualifying for the ballot, along with a preview of her first-ever guest-hosting stint on The Dan Caplis Show coming up later in the afternoon.

The family of Chuck Norris announces the death of the martial arts icon and television star of 'Walker, Texas Ranger' at the age of 86.

Ryan is joined by Leland Conway, a host on KOGO San Diego, to discuss marking five years since a mass shooting at King Soopers shooting in Boulder, Colorado, and the importance of being prepared and vigilant in the face of potential threats. Leland shares his expertise on security and safety, highlighting the need for awareness and action. He also talks about his organization's free classes, including "Protecting Your House of Worship" and "Caught in the Chaos," designed to educate people on how to respond in emergency situations. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay safe and informed.

From New York Times bestselling author and noted Catholic historian Dr. Paul Kengor comes the first very important biography of Pope Leo XIV - AMERICAN PONTIFF: Pope Leo XIV and His Plan to Heal the Church - a gripping portrait of Robert Francis Prevost, his background and life, theological beliefs and teachings, relationship with his predecessors and fellow cardinals and clergy, his surprising rise to become the 267th elected pontiff and first American pope, the challenges he will face, and how he's likely to lead the Catholic Church. Dr. Kengor joins Ryan to discuss the story behind the book.

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Finally, in a jam-packed hour, Jason Lupo announces publicly for the first time that he is seeking to replace outgoing Colorado GOP chair Brita Horn, who announced her resignation (effective April 17) last week.

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Ryan tackles the controversy surrounding Cesar Chavez, a labor leader and civil rights icon. The city of Denver is reevaluating its tribute to Chavez after new allegations of sexual assault have surfaced - 33 years after Chavez's death. We discuss the allegations and the city's decision to temporarily rename the park and modify the holiday celebration. He's joined by Paul, a caller who shares his thoughts on the situation and compares it to the handling of similar allegations against Bill Clinton. The conversation also touches on the impact of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 on local broadcasting with news of the latest major media merger affecting 9 NEWS and Fox 31 News, as well as the latest gun control bills in Colorado.

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Ryan discusses the recent interactions between President Trump and world leaders, highlighting the unique bond between the US and Japan. The conversation also touches on the reactions of celebrities like Robert De Niro and Rob Schneider, who have been vocal about their views on the President - in two very different directions. Additionally, Ryan shares his thoughts on the Israel-Palestine conflict and the recent developments in the region. With the typical mix of humor and (hopefully) insight, we explore the complexities of politics and culture.

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Ryan discusses the Colorado Republican Party's leadership shake-up with Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams. They dive into the recent announcement of Britta Horn's planned resignation as party chair and the potential candidates to fill the role. Sheriff Reams shares his thoughts on the situation, including his analysis of the party's current state and the challenges it faces. They also discuss the upcoming State Assembly and the governor's race, including the prospects of Senator Barb Kirkmeyer and other candidates. The conversation touches on the importance of party unity and the need for effective leadership.

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Ryan dives into the Save America Act, a bill aimed at requiring voter ID and preventing non-citizens from voting. He discusses the bill's importance with 'Bayou Bits of Wisdom' from Senator John Kennedy and calls out the 'business-as-usual' approach of Senate majority leader John Thune, highlighting the need for secure elections. The conversation also touches on the role of the filibuster and the challenges of passing the bill. Ryan shares his thoughts on the issue, emphasizing the need for a clear and concise approach to addressing voter integrity.

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