In a fiery speech at a city council meeting, a resident of Aurora, Colorado, called out the city's leaders for their handling of public safety and police issues. This episode of the podcast delves into the controversy surrounding a resolution aimed at stifle the speech of police officers, and the city council's response to it. Danielle Jurinsky, a former city councilwoman and business owner, joins the show to share her perspective on the situation and discuss the upcoming elections in Aurora.

The city council has been at the center of controversy in recent years, with some members facing criticism for their handling of public safety and police issues. Danielle, who served on the council from 2021 to 2025, shares her insights on the current state of the city and the challenges it faces. She discusses the importance of transparency and communication from police officers and the need for the city to wake up and get involved in the upcoming elections.

The conversation also touches on the topic of gun control and the upcoming election in Senate District 27, where Danielle Lammon is running against incumbent Sen. Tom Sullivan. Jurinsky shares her thoughts on the importance of this election and the need for moderate Democrats and Republicans to come together to support Danielle Lammon's campaign.

If you're interested in learning more about the controversy in Aurora, Colorado, and the upcoming elections, tune in to this episode to hear Danielle Jurinsky's perspective and insights.

Also, in a special early appearance of Thursdays with Trisha, Chainsaw Caucus chair Hannah Goodman makes her debut appearance on the program to discuss the impact and drawbacks of a federal farm bill currently before Congress.

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This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone interested in politics, law enforcement, and the latest news from Colorado. Representative Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) joins the show to discuss the Safeguards Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at improving the customer experience at TSA checkpoints. He shares his personal experience as a former law enforcement officer and explains how the bill would unlock funding for new technology to enhance travel and safety.

Representative Evans also talks about the importance of supporting law enforcement officers, particularly during Police Week, and how his own agency's peer support unit helped him and his colleagues cope with the trauma of their jobs. He also discusses the recent visit of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Doug Collins, to his district and the bills coming up in Congress related to veterans' rights. Additionally, he weighs in on the state of Colorado's transportation infrastructure and the need for a gas tax that actually goes towards fixing the roads.

The conversation also touches on the recent primaries and the implications for the state of Colorado, including the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act and the relationship between Governor Polis and President Trump. Representative Evans shares his thoughts on the importance of Republicans working together and the need for a seventy percent solution, even if it's not perfect.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest news and insights from Colorado's 8th congressional district, tune in to this episode of RSL to hear Representative Gabe Evans' unique perspective on these critical issues.

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Victor Marx's recent podcast appearance with Candace Owens has left many questioning his leadership skills and character. The episode was a rollercoaster of a conversation, with Marx dodging questions and trying to control the narrative. Ashe Epp (Ashe in America) joins Ryan to break down the interview and share her insights.

The conversation started with Marx celebrating his appearance on Candace Owens' podcast, but Ashe quickly pointed out that the discussion was more about Marx himself than any policy issues. Marx was evasive and dodged questions, particularly about his past, including a bizarre story about beheading a cat as a child. Ashe noted that Marx's behavior was similar to his previous interview with Candace Owens, where he tried to turn the conversation around and control the narrative.

Throughout the episode, Ashe highlighted Marx's obsession with Corby Hall, a man who has made allegations against Marx. Marx's fixation on Hall was seen as a way to divert attention from his own issues and gain control of the narrative. Ashe also pointed out that Marx's claims about helping 45,000 women and children are questionable, and that his website once listed this number, but he denied it until the last.

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It's a 2A Tuesday with Alicia Garcia, a passionate advocate for gun rights, and Kostas Moros, the director of Legal Research and Education at the Second Amendment Foundation. Together, they join Ryan in exploring the latest developments in Colorado's gun laws and the federal government's involvement in protecting the Second Amendment.

The conversation covers a range of topics, from the upcoming SB 25-003, which aims to regulate semi-automatic firearms and rapid-fire devices, to the ATF's proposed rule changes regarding firearms compliance. The guests also discuss the importance of understanding the nuances of gun laws and the impact they have on citizens' rights. With the federal government taking a more active role in protecting the Second Amendment, it's clear that the stakes are high, and the conversation is timely and informative.

Alicia and Kostas share their expertise and insights on the current state of gun laws in Colorado and the nation, highlighting the need for citizens to be aware of their rights and the importance of taking action to protect them. They also discuss the role of organizations like the Second Amendment Foundation in advocating for gun rights and the impact of mission creep in eroding citizens' Second Amendment rights.

If you're concerned about your Second Amendment rights and want to stay informed about the latest developments, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Alicia, Ryan, and Kostas discuss the complexities of gun laws and the importance of taking action to protect your rights.

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This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone following the Tina Peters saga. The commutation of her sentence has sparked a heated debate, with some calling it a slap on the wrist for a woman who's been accused of undermining the integrity of Colorado's elections. But is this really the case, or is there more to the story?

This episode delves into the complexities of the case, with the host and guests discussing the implications of the commutation and the potential consequences for Colorado's elections. They also touch on the role of President Trump in the case, and whether his involvement made it harder for the governor to make a decision. The conversation also explores the concept of "election denier" and how it's being used to silence those who question the integrity of the electoral process.

The host and guests also discuss the recent commutation of Tina Peters' sentence, and the potential impact it may have on the state's elections. They also examine the governor's decision to commute the sentence, and whether it was the right call. Additionally, the conversation touches on the concept of "election denier" and how it's being used to silence those who question the integrity of the electoral process.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in Colorado politics, this episode is a must-listen. The host and guests provide a thorough analysis of the case, and offer insights into the complexities of the issue. So tune in to hear the full discussion and decide for yourself what you think about the commutation of Tina Peters' sentence.

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This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone following the Tina Peters case. The conversation delves into the recent commutation of her sentence by Governor Jared Polis, and the implications it has on the narrative surrounding the 2020 election. Ashe Epp and Ryan break down the details of the case, discussing the prosecution's claims and the governor's decision to grant clemency.

The episode covers the complexities of the case, including the charges against Tina Peters and the appeals court's findings. Ashe shares her insights on the case, pointing out the inconsistencies in the prosecution's narrative and the potential motivations behind Governor Polis's decision. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of the case, including the weaponization of the justice system and the manipulation of public opinion.

One of the key points discussed in the episode is the governor's statement about Tina Peters having "very strange beliefs" that she'll "probably continue to have." Ryan jokingly assigns this description to Ashe herself, and she pushes back on this characterization with aplomb. The conversation also explores the role of the media in shaping public opinion and the consequences of perpetuating misinformation.

If you're interested in understanding the intricacies of the Tina Peters case and the implications of Governor Polis's decision, this episode of RSL is a must-listen. Ashe Epp and Ryan provide a nuanced and informative discussion that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the case and its significance.

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This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Tina Peters case, as the speaker shares their exclusive access to the woman at the center of the controversy. The conversation is a thought-provoking discussion that delves into the complexities of the case and the speaker's personal experience visiting Tina Peters at the La Vista Correctional Facility in Pueblo.

The speaker, a well-known journalist, has been following the case closely and has had the opportunity to interview Tina Peters. They share their insights and observations about the case, including the concerns and anxieties that Tina has expressed. The conversation is a unique perspective on the story, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the issues at play.

Throughout the episode, the speaker discusses their experience visiting Tina Peters and the impact it had on their understanding of the case. They also touch on the importance of media coverage and the role that journalists play in shedding light on important stories. The conversation is engaging and informative, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the Tina Peters case.

If you want to hear more about the speaker's exclusive access to Tina Peters and their thoughts on the case, tune in to this episode. The conversation is a fascinating look at the complexities of the case and the speaker's personal experience.

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Valdamar Archuleta joins for the full hour in studio for a must-listen discussion featuring politics, social commentary, and a dash of humor. The conversation is a wild ride, covering everything from cult mentality to the importance of community building within the conservative world.

This episode delves into the world of politics, where the lines between truth and fiction can get blurred. Valr shares a personal anecdote about being a Jehovah's Witness and how it shaped their perspective on community and truth. They also discuss the concept of "echo chambers" and how they can be detrimental to our understanding of the world. The conversation takes a turn when the topic of Victor Marx is brought up, and the speaker shares their thoughts on his campaign and the accusations made against him.

Val also discusses his return as president of the Log Cabin Republicans and gets into more detail about the organization's history and mission. Val and Ryan discuss the importance of building community and creating a welcoming space for people from all walks of life. The conversation is peppered with humor and wit, making it an entertaining listen.

If you're interested in hearing more about the Log Cabin Republicans, their mission, and the importance of community building, tune in to this episode of RSL. The conversation is thought-provoking, humorous, and engaging, making it a great listen for anyone looking to stay informed and entertained.

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Cherry Creek Schools are in turmoil, and it's not just the students who are feeling the effects. Ryan dives into the latest scandal to rock the district, including the firing of Chief Human Resources Officer Brenda Smith and the 'retirement' of former superintendent (and notably, Brenda's husband) Chris Smith. But what's behind the scenes, and what does it mean for the future of the district?

The Cherry Creek School District has been plagued by controversy in recent months, with allegations of a toxic workplace culture and misuse of taxpayer dollars. The latest development is the termination of Brenda Smith, who was found to have committed significant policy violations. But what's even more shocking is the fact that her husband, former Superintendent Chris Smith, received a payout of over $160,000 for unused leave, despite being under investigation. It's a move that has left many in the community feeling frustrated and betrayed.

Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and community leader, joins us to discuss the latest developments and what they mean for the district. She's been following the story closely and has some tough questions for the school board and district administrators.

We also hear from Natalie Tennant, a prominent figure in Weld County politics, who shares her thoughts on the recent arrest of Hunter Rivera, the former chair of the Weld County GOP, on charges of soliciting child prostitution.

Finally, Michael Brown makes an unexpected 'run-in' cameo appearance after catching wind of comments made by Victor Marx about him on another radio station. Brown has been scheduled to moderate the next televised Colorado gubernatorial debate for Republican candidates, but Marx declined once Brown made inquiries about some of the All Things Possible founder's eye-opening claims of rescues overseas in hostile territories.

It's a conversation that's not for the faint of heart, but it's one that needs to be had. Join us as we explore the complexities of power, corruption, and the importance of accountability in our schools and communities. Listen to the full episode to hear more about the latest developments in the Cherry Creek School District and the implications for the future of education in Colorado.

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