Ryan Schuiling Live

Chris Boyer, a veteran and advocate for veterans, shares his story of leaving Colorado for Missouri, citing concerns about the state's direction and the impact on his family. He reflects on his time in Colorado, highlighting the importance of family, outdoor adventures, and his work with the Honor Bell Foundation. The conversation also touches on current events, including the situation in Iran and the role of veterans in society. Chris offers insights on how listeners can support veterans' causes, emphasizing the importance of time, talent, and treasure.

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Ryan dives into two pressing issues in New York City with national implications. First, he discusses the controversy surrounding Rama Duwaji, the wife of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who liked Instagram posts celebrating the Hamas attacks on Israel. Drew Holden, managing editor at American Compass who shares his thoughts on the media's handling of the situation and the implications for New York City and the country.

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Erin Lee joins to celebrate the demise of a bill on the decriminalization of prostitution in Colorado and discuss the efforts of Protect Kids Colorado to prevent human trafficking.

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Attorney General Phil 'None the' Weiser appeared on 'Ross Kaminsky on the News with Jeana Gondek' Tuesday to discuss his opposition on behalf of the state of Colorado to a major settlement by the Trump Department of Justice with Live Nation. The settlement aims to address concerns over ticket prices and monopolistic practices, but Weiser expresses disappointment with the terms, calling it "plainly insufficient." He explains that the settlement doesn't effectively break up the monopoly or restore competition, and that the company will continue to control ticketing, promotion, and venue layers. Weiser vows to take the case to court, citing the need for meaningful relief that benefits consumers. And in a rare instance of solidarity... Ryan agrees with the AG on this one.

Congressman Gave Evans (R, CO-8) toured the northern reaches of his 8th District with Secretary of Energy Chris Wright this week, looking to unleash the power potential of Weld County. He joins Ryan to discuss, along with legislative efforts to 'drill, baby, drill' in Colorado for natural gas and oil.

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Ryan dives into the world of coffee and consumer issues. In another installment of 'Bayou Bits of Wisdom,' Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) shares the experience of DC-dwellers buying a caramel macchiato and breaks down its ingredients. Ryan also opens up about his own coffee habits, revealing his favorite coffee brand and brewing method. The conversation takes a turn as they discuss the importance of voter ID laws and the potential for election fraud. Ryan also shares a personal story about his diet and the benefits of eliminating processed foods.

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Alicia Garcia and Ryan team up for another '2A Tuesday' to discuss the importance of standing up for Second Amendment rights with Ian Escalante, executive director of Rocky Mountain Gun Owners.

They dive into the last year's oppressive bill SB 25-003, which restricts semi-automatic firearms and rapid-fire devices, and the impact it will have on gun owners in Colorado.

Ian provides his insights on the need for gun owners to take action, including buying guns and supporting local gun shops, and the importance of community engagement in the fight for their rights.

Alicia shares a concerning story about having to submit to a background check prior to earning her certification at a Johnstown gun range.

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Brian Joondeph, local eye doctor and columnist for American Thinker - along with RSL regular guest, joins the program to discuss his appointment by President Trump to the EPA’s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee.

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Trisha Calvarese, Democratic candidate running for a seat in Colorado's 4th Congressional District stops by after a visit with Ross Kaminsky on KOA. She shares her vision for the district, emphasizing middle-class values and putting people first. Also discussed, her potential opponent in the general election, Lauren Bobert, and the importance of following the rules, laws, and demonstrating decorum for constituents. Trisha also talks about the issues affecting the Eastern Plains, including land grabs and the impact on farmers and ranchers. With a focus on authenticity and transparency, her message may resonate with listeners who are looking for a change in the way politics is done.

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The latest update on Tina Peters, the former Mesa County clerk who's been incarcerated for her role in a voting system breach. Her attorney, John Case, joined us previously to share developments in her case. The interview was featured on 9 Next with Kyle Clark.

Daniel Bukszpan, author of the book 'Rush & 2112: Fifty Years,' goes in-depth about the iconic rock band's breakthrough album and its enduring legacy. 

Plus, exploring the importance of election integrity and the need for federal standards in voting systems.

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Ryan dives into the latest news and takes on the world of politics. Also a preview of an upcoming interview with Daniel Bukszpan, author of 'Rush & 2112: Fifty Years,' a book about the iconic Canadian rock band Rush. Topics discussed will include the band's upcoming tour and how they'll be performing without their original drummer, Neil Peart. 

Ryan also touches on the war in Iran, featuring alarming takes from both the Left (James Carville) and the Right (Tucker Carlson) in reaction to the Trump administration's military action.

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John Case, legal counsel for Tina Peters, joins the show to discuss her clemency case. Governor Polis has hinted at granting said clemency, but only if Tina shows remorse and apologizes for her actions. Case shares his insights on the case, highlighting the unfair trial and sentencing that led to Tina's eight-year prison sentence. He also addresses the governor's conditions for clemency and the potential implications for Tina's case. This conversation sheds light on the complexities of the case and the challenges Tina faces in her pursuit of her freedom, be it by the Governor's pen or a declared mistrial in her original case.

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Ryan explores the sheer audacity and craven bitterness of Barack Obama's speech at Jesse Jackson's memorial service. He shares a series of social media posts from Donald Trump, Ari Fleischer, and others that highlight the perceived hypocrisy of Obama's message. Ryan also discusses the Democratic Party's struggles to find a strong candidate to take on the Republican Party, mentioning past nominees like Michael Dukakis, Al Gore, and John Kerry. He wonders if the party will be able to find a candidate who can win in flyover country and the Upper Midwest.

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